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Have Fun in Nebraska

World-class entertainment is never far from a quiet sunset and a porch swing in The Good Life.

Looking for fun things to do in Nebraska with family? Take a true Midwest road trip along a scenic byway and discover awe-inspiring landscapes or watch the annual Sandhill crane migration. Explore Native American history at must-see historic sites, join the thrill of Cornhusker football, catch the College World Series, or experience the fun of floating down the Platte River in a livestock tank.

From horseback rides on the Cowboy Trail to nationally-attended concerts in Omaha and Lincoln, there’s something for everyone in Nebraska. And don’t miss Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo and Aquarium, ranked No.1 nationally by USA Today.

In The Good Life, recreation means unforgettable memories — no matter how you like to play.

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