Second longest cave in Tennessee and one of the longest waves in the world, Cumberland Caverns is a national natural landmark and show cave situated in McMinnville.

The length of Cumberland Caverns provides the perfect opportunity for you to embrace your inner caveman. Get ready to explore more than 32 miles of underground passageways complete with cool rock formations, beautiful underground waterfalls and gleaming pools. ituated in McMinnville.

You can even turn your overnight exploration into a sleepover, as is common for visitors to spend the night. Excursions usually consist of the All Around the Mountain tour, which features ladder climbs, cave crawling and camping out in an underground cave, which is followed by breakfast in the Volcano Room - this is a large space which is also used for concerts.

If you are not much of a night owl, you can opt for one of the Daily Walking Tours they offer, which have knowledgeable guides that lead leisurely walking tours every hour on the hour. According the Cumberland Caverns' official website, “these one and half mile walking tours feature incredible formations, a historic 1812 saltpeter mine, a beautiful waterfall and gleaming pools.”

The walks last approximately an hour and a half, and they are moderately difficult. You might need a jacket, but the cave is usually a pleasant 56 degrees Fahrenheit. Some of the highlights of these tours include viewing stalagmites and stalactites, the cave surface is dirt and rock, there are steps and slopes to walk up and down, and you get to discover Tennessee's largest show cave.

If you are looking for a more challenging adventure, you should opt for Higgenbotham's Revenge, which is recommended for experienced explorers and thrill seekers in good shape. This tour takes from three and a half to four hours.

“Follow the historic route of the discoverer, Aaron Higgenbotham. The tour begins with a one and a half mile hike to the Higgenbotham Entrance. You will encounter narrow passageways, ladders (some up to 20 feet high) and muddy trails. Experience the passageways that are said to have ‘turned Higgenbotham's hair white' before he made it out.”

Some of the highlights include a hike through the beautiful hills of Tennessee, ladders in the Caverns - if you think you climbed some ladders in “Rocky Topper” just wait till you see these ladders - and you get the see the room and ledge where Aaron Higgenbotham spent three frightful days and nights.

Pulling Gs in an aerobatic plane is guaranteed to get your adrenaline pumping, and what a better way to fly the skies than with the view of the electrifying city of Las Vegas. Sky Combat Ace takes on a full Top Gun experience and allows you to be the hero of your own story by taking over the coltron.

After your pilot demonstrates each maneuver - the likes of barrel roll, loop and hammerhead - you'll have the chance to test what you've learnt. This might seem risky but at least there's not chance of hitting anything on air. “At SCA, you're not just a passenger on a joy ride,” SCA's official website states. “You are a steely-eyed fighter pilot at the controls of your very own ‘fighter jet,' pulling Gs and squeezing the trigger to ‘get the kill.'”

Sky Combat Ace offers a range of packages that cater to all levels, from calmer packages such as the Explorer, all the way up to packages offering the most advanced air combat simulation in the world, like the Operation Red Flag, according to the official website.

Each package comes with different offerings, providing you with the opportunity to find the right aviation experience for you and your group. “Many of the our packages even include the opportunity to showcase your aerial dogfighting skills for the chance to find out who is best among your group of friends or family,” organisers state on Sky Combat Ace's official website.

“No matter what aviation experience you choose, you are sure to have the time of your life flying over the vast deserts of southwest Las Vegas. You will have the opportunity to view the intricate mountain and valley landscapes that Las Vegas is famous for, from the way up in the air for sights you won't soon forget,” the organisers continued.

Sky Combat Ace offers the best aviation experiences to escape the glitz and glamour of The Strip and get your heart thumping in Las Vegas. This is experience is like no other. “Our flagship hanger in Las Vegas is also an adventure in its own right and something you just have to see for yourself”.

The company also offers complimentary transportation for most Las Vegas hotels. “Another great way to see Vegas like never before is with our night flight over the glittering neon lights of The Strip - we'll even bring the champagne!”

Held annually in Zilker Park (Austin, Texas), The Austin City Limits (ACL) Music Festival is an eight stage celebration of all things music, accompanied by an art market, delicious food and drink, a dedicated family area and other activities for attendees. Inspired by a concert series of the same name, the festival is produced by Austin-based company C3 Presents, which also produces Lollapalooza.

2-4 & 9-11, Oct 2020 Taking place at Zilker Park in Austin, TX, ACL Festival has grown to 2 weekends, 8 stages and over 130 bands. Stay Tuned For 2020 Lineup.

Over two consecutive three-day weekends, the music festival caters to all tastes in music, hosting musical groups from genres including rock, indie, country, folk, electronic and hip hop perform for fans. Around 450,000 people attend the festival each year.

The reputation of the ACL television show helped contribute to the success of the first festival. What started as a one-weekend event in 2002, the festival expanded to two weekends in 2012 after the local council voted unanimously to allow the Austin City Limits Music Festival to expand to two consecutive weekends beginning in 2013.

The festival features the best eats in town, offering tacos, vegan options and more. “The ACL Eats Food Court at ACL Fest offers the most delicious festival food, drinks and sweets from Austin and the surrounding area's favourite restaurants,” according to the festival's official website.

Aside from music, there's much more to do at the festival. “With our Art Market, phone charging stations, a mini-fest for kids, photogenic spaces and merch to bring home with you, there's plenty to do for the entire family.

“From the Barton Springs Beer Hall to large-scale art installations, there's plenty to do around the part in between sets. Our favourite partners will be in Zilker with free swag, special activities and giveaways, to help you relax and recharge.”

There's also a lot of entertainment of opportunities for children. “From a creative and informative activities to actual festival necessities like baby changing stations and our Tag-A-Kid program, Austin Kiddie Limits is a festival within a festival that offers an escape from the crowds. Bringing the whole family is easy with our Family Entrance and Stroller Lanes!”

The art market features make items so you can shop till you drop. “From accessories and head gear to cowboy boots and posters, the Art Market is you one-stop shop for local, national and world-recognized artisans selling irresistible goods to all ACL fans.”

The event even hosts a silent disco. “Be sure you check out our Silent Disco powered by Quiet Events! Each day of the festival head to the Tito's Handmade Vodka Stage from 8-10pm. You'll be given a special ACL Fest-supplied pair of headphones and can groove to three DJs!”

The 2018 lineup was pretty lit up, featuring Paul McCartney, Metallica, Childish Gambino, Arctic Monkeys, Travis Scott, Odesza, and the National as headliners. Other artists performing at the festival include Khalid, Shawn Mendes, Camila Cabello, Hozier, David Byrne, Chvrches, Deftones, Justice, St. Vincent, Sylvian Esso, Father John Misty, Brandi Carlile, Broclhampton, Illenium, Rezz, Janelle Monae, Greta Van Fleet, Shakey Gravies, Highly Suspect, Residente Manchester Orchestra, San Holo Gryggin, X Ambassadors, Lily Allen, Blood Orange, Jungle, Bazzi, Twin Shadow, The Breeders, Houndmouth, Sharon Van Etten, Trampled by Turtles, The Wombats, Bishop Briggs, the Revolution, Marian Hill, Soft Tukker, Khruangbin, Rhye, Parquet Courts, Elle King, Noname, Alvvays, Sir Sly, Arizona, Mon Laferte, Golden Dawn Arkestra, Japanese Breakfast, Bahamas, Mt. Joy, Moses Summey, Big Thief, Cuco, Gang of Youths, Yungblud, Amber Mark, Durand Jones, Alice Merton, Lewis Capaldi, Amen Dunes, Curtis Harding, Slenderbodies, Ikebe Shakedown, Flor de Toloache, Ghost of Paul Revere, The Coronas, Natalia Prass, Fatai, Shame, Lo Moon, Injury Reserve, Supa BWE, Lemaitre, Topaz Jones, Widerado, Asleep at the Wheel, Thudferpussy, Wallows, The Weatehr Station, Magic City Hippies, Hailey Knox, Phil Cook, Flor, Davie, Charley Crocketti, Freya Ridings, Sweet Spirit, Duncan Fellows, Jackie Venson, Sasha Sloan, Harry Paradise, Kydd Jones, Molly Burchi, Sailor Pool, The Texas Gentlemen, Ruston Kelly, Nicole atkins, The Blancos, Dizzy, Lucie Silvas, The Nude PArty, Bells of Joy, The Relatives, The Gospel Stars, Saul Paul, Q Brothers, Lard Dog & The Band of Shy, School of Rock, the Barton Hills Choir, among others.

You should also try to enjoy the city of Austin as much as you can, as this is the home of breakfast tacos, craft beer, outdoor fun, and the live music capital of the world. From partaking in outdoor activities to sampling craft beer, there are a myriad of things to do in Austin. If you are an outdoor lover, you should try to see the many rivers and lakes in the area, as well as experiencing the state parks in the region.

2020 Ultra Music Festival will begin on Friday, March 20 and ends on Sunday, March 22. Ultra Music Festival is an annual outdoor electronic music festival that takes place during March in Miami, Florida, United States.

Named after the 1997 Depeche Mode album - Ultra - and founded in 1999 by Russell Faibisch and Alex Omes, Ultra Music Festival is regarded as the ultimate event for electronic music fans across the United States and abroad. Held outdoors, the festival turns the streets of Miami into an electrifying party with worshipped DJs presenting the summertime soundtrack.

From being a one-day festival ever since its debut in 1999, it grew into a two-day festival from 2007 to 2010, and since 2011 it's a three-day festival. The following year it scored a record attendance of 155,000 people. Then, in 2013, the festival took place across two consecutive weekends, attracting 330,000 attendees. The festival returned to its original one weekend format in 2014, and its pre sale tickets sold out in under five minutes. 2017 attracted 165,000 people to the festival.

Ultra Music Festival takes places across seven stages that span the picturesque Bayfront Park, including the Main Stage, the Live Stage, the MegaStructure, the Worldwide stage, the UMF Radio stage, the Resistance stage, and the Oasis stage.

Ultra Music Festival has also expanded abroad, with festivals taking place in Cape Town and Johannesburg (South Africa), Seoul (Korea), Singapore, Tokyo (Japan), Hvar and Split (Croatia), Mexico City (Mexico), Rio de Janeiro (Brazil), Bogota (Colombia), India and Australia, among other destinations.

The twentieth edition of Ultra Music Festival took place March 23-25, 2018, with internationally-renown headliners, such as David Guetta, Tiësto, and DJ Snake. The lineup also included 4B, Above & Beyond, Adam Beyer, Afrojack, Andrew Rayel, Armin Van Buuren, Bassjackers, Benny Benassi, Benspence, Better Lost Than Stupid, Blasterjaxx, Carl Cox, Carlo Lio B2B Marco Bailey, Cedric Gervais, Cheat Codes Live, Coyu, Danny Tenaglia, Dash Berlin, Elio Riso, Estiva, Fedde Le Grand, Flosstradamus, Gabriel & Dresden, GTA, Guti Live B2B Waff, Hardwell, Henry Fong, Hot Since 82, Jamie Jones, Jauz, Josh Wink, Julian Jordan, Kaskade, Kshmr, Kungs, Laidback Luke, Lost Kings, Luigi Madonna, Mariana Bo, Marlo, Marshmello, Matador Live, Maurice West, Mike Williams, Nastia, NIC Fanciulli, Nicky Romero, Nora en Pure, Oliver Heldens, Pete Tong, Quintino, Quix B2B Wuki, Sam Paganini, Sick Individuals, Slushi, Stefano Noferini, Stephan Bodzin Live, Steve Aoki, Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano, Tchami x Malaa: No Redemption, Technasia B2B Hector, The Chainsmokers, Valentino Khan and Vini Vici.

The producers of the award-winning Ultra Music Festival in Miami, Ultra Worldwide launched a “new event concept in 2012 appropriately named, ‘Road to Ultra'” states the official website. “Since then, RTU's have landed in locations such as Australia, Bolivia, Chile, Hong Kong, India, Korea, Paraguay, Peru, Philippines, Taiwan, Thailand with more planned for 2018.”

The about page continues, “Road to Ultra events are single-stage events with the same focus as the Ultra Worldwide festivals. Each event showcases cutting-edge stage production including world-class visuals, lighting, kryogenics and pyrotechnics. Stage designs are developed by the Ultra Music Festival creative team and adapted to accommodate the needs of both indoor and outdoor venues.

“Just as the Ultra festivals boast the world's hottest talent, Road to Ultra features the top electronic music artists in today's electronic music scene. Artists such as Tiësto, Hardwell, Martin Garrix, Alesso, Steve Angello, Above & Beyond, Afrojack, Fedde Le Grand and more have already headlined previous RTU's, bringing tens of thousands of fans to these events.

“Ultra worldwide is already the most international electronic music festival brand by far (with events on six continents including S. Africa, S. America, Europe, Australia, Asia and N. America), but with the addition of the Road to Ultra concept, ULTRA has truly raised the bar. The RTU events continue to drive Ultra apart from the competition by offering one-of-a-kind experiences to electronic music fans in even more regions around the world.”

Ultra Music Festival's are now loaded onto special non-removable, non-transferable wristbands for attendees' convenience and security. “Each day, attendees will scan their wristbands at the festival gates for entry. Wristbands will be received in early March, as normal. Only 3-day wristbands will be available for purchase.”

Some of the items you can't take to the festival include illegal or illicit substances, drugs, or drug paraphernalia; weapons of any kind, including, but not limited to, pocket knives and self defense sprays; flammable items or liquids including aerosols and fireworks; markers, pens or spray paint; backpacks, purses, or bags, except bags made of clear plastic, clear vinyl, or clear OVC not exceeding 13''x17''; stuffed animals, outside food or beverage including alcohol; bottles, cans, canteens, flasks, or coolers; opened over-the-counter medication or eye drops, opened packs of cigarettes or tampons; pacifiers or glow sticks, among others.