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Tourist Attraction Category	Tourist Attraction Type	Venue Name	Hours of Operation	Price Range	Rating	Value Rating	Tourist Attraction Description
Land Tourist Attractions	Amusement Parks	Six Flags America	Morning to Evening	$50	Not Rated	Not Rated	Six Flags America has over 40 rides and roller coasters. General Admission is $50 save $10 when booking online. Live music every Thursday night.
Bars	Brew Pubs	Old Dominion Brewhouse @ DC Convention Center	Morning to Evening	$15	Not Rated	Not Rated	32 beers on tap, 20 large plasma TVs, beer samplers, beer tower, view full menu on our website
Bars	Sports Bars	Old Dominion Brewhouse @ DC Convention Center	Morning to Evening	$15	Not Rated	Not Rated	32 beers on tap, 20 large plasma TVs, beer samplers, beer tower, view full menu on our website
Land Tourist Attractions	Museums	International Spy Museum	Morning to Evening	$20	Not Rated	Not Rated	The International Spy Museum is the first and only public museum in the United States solely dedicated to espionage and features the largest collection of international spy-related artifacts ever placed on public display.