Welcome back, survivors! If you've gotten this far, you have successfully survived the carnivorous creatures, frightening figures, and gruesome groups! To this, all of us at the I-75 say to you congratulations! Today, I, the Book Master, will be taking you through possibly the last section of our little Survival Guide to the Texas Wasteland: Vacation Destinations! Because, even at the end of the world, you still want to take in the sight, am I right?

Of course, one of the biggest things you will want to see when enter the great Dallas-New Arlington area is the magnificent remnants of Six Flags Over Texas, now known as Ghoul Town, named after the ride in the still functioning park. As the name sugests, the amusement park is run completely by Ghouls, and is open to all! For a price, of course. For a simple day pass, the generous owner of the park only cost two hundred caps for a whole group. Now that's a steal if I've ever seen one! Enjoy you stay at the park by taking a riveting ride on The Texas Giant, The Mechanizer, and the surprisingly not deadly Silver Shroud*! If you don't mind a slight bit of radiation poisoning, or happen to be a Ghoul yourself, take yourself over to the Hurricane Harbor, home to the biggest lazy river in all of the US post-War!

*Note: The Silver Shroud is one of the most advanced of the coasters, being updated to this day.

Not a fan of rollercoasters, waterslides, or Ghouls? Check out the remains of Nuka Stadium and enlighten yourself to amazing prehistoric game known as baseball! Take a look at the dugouts and put yourself in the place of famous baseball players, explore the locker rooms and do some reading on the parks history, or, if you have the caps and people, rent out the park for a day and play an exciting game in front of a huge crowd! Who knows, maybe you'll earn a fan or two?

If you're a more daring type, there is always the Dallas World Aquarium! The aquarium is still... mostly intact, with tour being completely free! Of course, only because no one has decided to take stake and profit off of the place. Fun fact, the radiation mixed with the water in the tanks causing special mutations to the creatures, making them live longer! Meaning, some of the fish you see in there could possibly predate the War itself. Be careful though, as these mutations has antagonized a few select creatures, most notably the Hammerhead Sharks and Giant Squids. As long you do not make eye contact, try to touch, or tap the glass, these creatures will not harm you! Hopefully.

Are you a history buff? If you're lucky to find it without the criminal duo hiding out inside, you should check out the Bonnie and Clyde Ambush Museum. Take a look at the original Bonnie and Clyde Murder Car, maps of all attacks, the very same guns used by the original duo pre-War-and no, they guns no longer work. But be careful here, as it does double as the base of operations for the now existing duo of Bonnie and Clyde. If you're a dangerous and exploring type, you could traverse the entirety of the museum and find a certain passage way underneath, leading to the next place I am going to talk about.

Vaults! If you live in the Wastes, you know of the Vaulth-Tec Vaults, safe havens to everyone and everyone that was capible of affording a spot. Sadly, several of these Vaults are broken down or were use as terrible experiements. The first Vault on this list, is Vault number 7, the one that hides beneath the Ambush Museum. This Vault is indeed out of commission, yet is said to still hold many riches and loot for those willing. Good thing about this Vault, is that the only true dangers you will have getting to them? Bonnie and Clyde, who are fairly absent from the museum.

Moving from central New Arlington, in the confides of Dallas, there is Vault number 82, a form of hotel made from the shell of an unfinished Vault that was abandoned. It's unknown why Vault-Tec disconitinued this one, but we know now that it makes a great safe place for sleep and food, for the right price of course. Be careful in this one, though, as it does lie beneath the World Aquarium, and there are few minor radioactive water leaks. Nothing to fret over to much.

Our final Vault on the list is Vault number 4, found dangerously close to the Collision Site. This Vault has been abandoned for who knows how long, and has developed into nothing more than a Deathhorn nest. Even with this information, many survivors, raiders, and everything in between try to take on the Vault for the riches inside. Rumor has it that Vault-Tec was using this Vault as a weapons manufacturing plant, and that there is an extremely strong weapon hidden inside, even stronger than the Fat Man. Along with this weapon, the Vault also holds hundreds, if not thousands, of weapons inside, making it the Wastelands biggest stock pile. In this Book Masters opinion? This Vault is so not worth it, simply due to the fact that, besides the Deathhorns, this is the home to the unholy abomination known as the Mother Deathhorn. No one messes with Momma.

The last place on our list of note worthy locations is this great Live I-75 Radio Station itself. Located right off of, you guessed it, the Interstate 75 in Dallas, this station is the most listened to station in all of Dalls-New Arlington. Stationed here is myself, the Book Master, in charge of all literary items found and made here in Texas, the great and most badass DJ Dahl, and our fine guards Isaac and Freddrick. We deliver the finest of music and news twenty-four hours a day, every day, as long as we have power. And I can tell you one thing, we may only have two bodyguards here, but we also hold a number of the best trained Radcoons and Bombers in all of the Texas Wastes, a number of almost two hundred mines, and fifteen MK-III turrets. I dare any one of you to try something here.

Well, now you know the best places in the Texas Wastes to spend a day or two as you visit, or just want to get your mind off of the dangerous, killer landscapes around you. Keep in mind, there are some minor issues and dangers, but nothing a properly known survivor like yourself couldn't handle! This was the Book Master from the I-75 Station saying be safe and drop by for a drink if you're in town.

Remember kiddos, the Wastes are a warzone. And war? Man, war never changes.