What is the best Wisconsin dells Hotel? -

we are looking to go in MAY so it needs to have the best indoor water park and attractions. family friendly. any advice or helpful hints is appreciated.

Kalahari has both great indoor an outdoor water parks. It also has a movie theatre, indoor theme park (including giant ferris wheel), spa, and great restaurants all within the complex.Wilderness has the worlds largest indoor and outdoor water park area. They also have restaurants with in walking distance, arcades, pottery painting, and a new zip-line.Chula Vista has had major renovations over the past few years. They have a great selection of restaurants, water parks, and family activities.Activities not to be missed-Dells Duck Boat Rides, Noah s Ark, shopping downtown, and surrounding small towns. Most hotels offer great coupons book too.

The 3 big ones / most popular with significant indoor water parks are: Kalahari, Great Wolf and Wilderness. All are great for families. Probably a great time to go to the Dells, won t be crowded yet unless you are considering Memeorial Day.

Kalahari is a good place to stay. I have heard that their customer service is very good.

Why are there so many cities in the US? -

It seems any town with over 5,000 people living there seems to be classed as a city. What classes a town a city in America? And why are there so many?

I believe the classification varies from state to state. You could have a place of 500,000 people in one state but it would be called a town , then in another state you could have a place of 1,000 people and it would be called a city .So it depends on the legislation of each state, and also people s general perception of a city .

thats not a city. a city is a population of at least 100,000 by the census. im not sure how the other municipalities or whatever are classified though. there are so many cities because so many people live there !

Read up on Central Place Theory in Wikipedia or elsewhere.

Amtrak and the united states postal service are examples of? -

...failed and broke federal agencies....government inefficiency and lack of business savvy.

Government-owned corporations of the United States federal government

train transportation, and the postal service

Government sanctioned monopolies