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located in Jackson Mississippi the Lorraine hotel is the site where Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated. This marked very difficult time in the history of the United States and the preservation of this site is of the utmost importance. Jackson Mississippi has been the scene of many civil rights movements throughout history for the United States. It was very moving for me to be in the presence of such unforgettable monuments to the compassion of Martin Luther King Jr. I ended the day and this eclectic city with the pigs ear sandwich from the Big Apple Inn. everyone should visit Jackson Mississippi at least once in their life. #travel #wanderlust #travelling #traveller #travelphotography #instatravel #adventure #journey #travelgram #travelpassion #travellifestyle #myjourney #wonderlust #trip #ilovetravel #mississippi #traveling #traveladdicted #travelgoals #traveljournal #2023travelwish #traveladdict #travelpics #bestvacations #travelphotos #traveler #tourist #travelblog #tourism #mlk

Hey everyone! I've put together a super stress-free 12-day US travel itinerary! You can visit the Galveston Island Historic Pleasure Pier to ride the Texas Star Flyer Ferris wheel for a view of the Gulf Coast, watch a cattle drive, and even visit the home of the American alligator~ · ------- Scroll down for more travel tips waiting to be unlocked~ · ------- 📝 Itinerary at a glance: Day 1–Day 2: Depart and transfer, arrive in Dallas, get picked up, check into the hotel, and enjoy some free time to rest. Day 3–Day 4: Depart from Dallas/Fort Worth, travel via San Marcos to San Antonio, then head to Houston. Day 5: Round trip from Houston to Galveston, ride the Texas Star Flyer Ferris wheel for a view of the Gulf Coast, watch a cattle drive, and visit the home of the American alligator. Day 6–Day 8: Depart from Houston to Lafayette, explore Henderson Swamp, then head to New Orleans to stay and explore the city. Day 9–Day 10: Depart from New Orleans, pass through several cities, and finally return to Dallas/Fort Worth to rest. Day 11–Day 12: Depart and transfer for your flight home, concluding your pleasant trip to the American South. · ------- Attraction recommendations: San Antonio River Walk ⭐⭐⭐ San Antonio, TX 78205, USA 🕒Open all day ⌛3–5 hours With winding paths and picturesque scenery by the bridges, it's perfect for a leisurely stroll. Space Center Houston ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 1601 E NASA Pkwy, Houston, TX 77058, USA 🕒Open Sep 24–Nov 13, Mon–Fri 10:00 AM–5:00 PM; Open Sep 24–Nov 13, Sat–Sun 10:00 AM–6:00 PM ⌛3–5 hours Home to the NASA Johnson Space Center, this is a must-visit spot for space enthusiasts. Oak Alley Plantation ⭐⭐⭐ 3645 LA-18, Vacherie, LA 70090, USA 🕒Open 8:30 AM–5:00 PM ⌛2–3 hours Lined with towering oak trees, this is also a filming location for many classic movies. · ------- Travel tips: ·✈️Airport transportation: It's hard to hail a taxi in the US, so remember to arrange your transportation in advance ·🍴Tipping: Remember to leave a tip for the server when dining at American restaurants, as it's a local custom ·🍂Temperature: There's a large temperature difference between day and night in October, so we recommend wearing layers that are easy to take off and carrying a light jacket · ------- Want a stress-free trip? Tap the product card below to arrange your travel in one click👇

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Visit the Old Capitol Museum and War Memorial Building in Mississippi🏛️ I never expected they would close at 1 PM (recommend planning your time ahead⏰) Although I couldn’t go inside, which was a bit disappointing😔 the inscriptions on the outer wall in front of the War Memorial Building really moved me💔 "Peace shall come to those who strive for peace" Peace will ultimately come to those who fight for it✨ This timeless message truly hits home ✨Architectural features: 🕍 Art Deco style building ✨ Engraved with the names of Mississippi soldiers from all eras ✨ The Old Capitol witnessed countless major historical decisions The two buildings complement each other perfectly 📸Photo tips: 1️⃣ Don’t miss the steps in front of the war memorial 2️⃣ The sunset view between 4 and 5 PM is the best for photos 3️⃣ Try using the inscription as a foreground element in your composition 🌎Historical trivia: Mississippi was the 20th state to join the United States It’s the birthplace of blues music🎵 And also the birthplace of Elvis Presley🎸 A city rich in cultural heritage! 🚶‍♀️Travel reflections: Sometimes missing opening hours isn’t a regret Standing before historic buildings Those engraved words That unique sunlight Can let you feel the power of time Maybe that’s what travel is all about

Step into the Mississippi Civil Rights Museum and travel through time⏳ What’s preserved here isn’t cold artifacts but the burning memories of history🔥 Every inch of the exhibition space tells a story: A chapter that cannot be glossed over 💬 The fearless cries of ordinary people 💬 The struggles of the brave 💬 The yearning to break free from chains What moved me most was the wooden organ🎹 Standing quietly in the daylight As if playing an eternal anthem of freedom Every note a mark of the era🎶 This is a spiritual landmark of the American South✨ The belief in freedom takes root and grows here Reading a million books📚 Can’t compare to truly understanding the soul of the American South here

#footballfanculture ⚽Troyes feels like a film set, and watching the World Cup here adds a carnival layer to its half-timbered charm. My night started on Place Alexandre Israël, then I followed the crowd into the narrow Rue Émile Zola, where leaning medieval houses frame low-ceilinged bars with big screens. The atmosphere was intimate and unexpectedly loud. Champagne is the local pride (Troyes is the historic base of several houses), but the fans were drinking crisp blond beer and sharing andouillettesausages. The crowd was a tight-knit mix of locals and a surprising number of traveling fans—Troyes' small size makes the old town feel like one big living room during a tournament. Every save drew a collective inhale; every goal, a toast with clinking glasses against oak beams. The Plan: Arrive 90 mins early—capacity is limited in these old-town bars. Try a local Champagne by the glass even if you usually drink beer. After the match, loop around to the Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul, beautifully lit at night. Troyes turns medieval intimacy into modern football joy.

🌻Rolling into Jackson Days Inn makes the perfect home base for this kind of adventure. Loved my stay here—great value, friendly service, and super convenient for exploring the local culture and vibey neighborhoods of Jackson.🌇 Days Inn’s location is a winner—just off the main routes, making it easy to roll out and reach the city’s must-sees (or even hit local skate spots if that’s your thing!). The staff were friendly and quick to offer directions or food tips, and I found the rooms clean, comfy, and quiet after a day out and about. Free breakfast starts your day right, and there’s speedy WiFi so you can plan out your itinerary (or post those close-up nature shots and flower finds!). Want a photo that pops on your feed? Grab a pic by the lush landscaping at the hotel entrance or set up your green skateboard with a local mural backdrop—Jackson’s street art is seriously insta-worthy. One tip I’d share: Pack snacks for late-night cravings—Jackson’s after-hours options can be limited, but Days Inn’s mini-fridge came in handy! For travelers with gear (like that skateboard or hiking stuff), there’s plenty of space to stash everything. Book your stay on trip.com for easy, reliable reservations. If you’ve got a couple days, check out Jackson’s botanical gardens, browse indie shops, and sample some southern eats along the way. #Jackson #BudgetHotel #HotelReview #TravelTips #NatureLover

✨【Highlight Opening|“Mississippi is not just the ‘piano keys soaked in the blue light of the Mississippi River on the U.S. map’—it is the quietly co-written ‘blues adagio poem’ between New Orleans and Memphis: One page filled with the music workshop transformed from the old Jackson Civil Rights Museum, where young guitarists use discarded railroad ties to piece together entire cotton fields and egrets🌾, One page printed with Oxford’s university town square, where grandmothers push strollers teaching their granddaughters to count the seven types of vibratos drifting from blues notes🎵, And when you squat on the steps in front of the garden of an old Natchez mansion, watching a silver-haired grandfather draw the winding outline of the entire Mississippi River on the cement floor with chalk, then place the last piece of honey pecan pie into your palm— You suddenly understand: ‘The Magnolia State,’ the ‘blues hometown,’ never relies on landmarks to prove its presence. It uses 200 years of slow fire to simmer water, cotton, people, and stories into a warm cup of locally brewed coffee paired with honey pecan pie—rich and slightly sweet, with a lingering aftertaste that makes you want to say: ‘So this is what heartfelt living tastes like.’” (Full text 998 words) 📍【Why is Mississippi “the weekend recharge station for New Orleanians, the road healing spot for Atlantans, and the paper-page hometown in the hearts of literature lovers”?】 ✅ The only “dual crown state” in the U.S.|✅ The nation’s first ‘century-old railroad tie recycled art belt’ (Jackson has the world’s most blues-themed workshops✅)|✅ The densest cluster of pecan-themed murals in the U.S. (over 39 murals statewide, each co-created by local artisans and botanists🌰); ✅ Truly zero-stress travel|✅ Jackson Civil Rights Center is fully accessible✅|✅ Oxford Ole Miss campus trails support WeChat QR code for Chinese audio guides✅|✅ Natchez hosts “Blues Silent Day” (every Wednesday morning, the main street closes to motor vehicles, leaving only harmonica sounds and wind chimes🎶); ✅ Practical to the max|✅ All pecan murals & cultural centers are free✅|✅ Jackson public transit (Capital Transit) accepts Alipay✅|✅ Natchez mansion garden one-way ticket $8 (includes vintage postcard + hand-drawn map✅). 🚶【How to get around? Don’t be a tourist, be a “water and cotton drinker” for a day】 🔹✅ Jackson|“Railroad Tie Blues Class”|2km riverside art walking route → Start from Mississippi State Capitol (must capture the reflection of the railroad tie egret sculpture in the morning light at 6:45⏰) → Walk to Mississippi Civil Rights Museum (must try the “wind pattern hand-painting experience”✅: use buoy ink to print the day’s river wind track on canvas) → ✅Bonus: Say “Delta Bloom” at Café Magnolia to receive a handwritten blessing card + a piece of honey pecan pie🌰. 🔹✅ Oxford|“Note Vibrato Class”|1.5km cultural slow walk → Stroll along Ole Miss campus square, check in at “Vibrato Compass Square” (copper pitch scales embedded in the ground trigger different bird calls when stepped on🐦) → Choose a “Cotton Roast” coffee (local roasted beans + hand-pour brew) at Square Books Café → Learn “milk foam latte art secrets” while sipping (staff teach how to draw mini music notes🎵) → ✅Hidden move: scan the QR code at the bottom of the coffee cup to listen to a 1952 blues singer oral history recording🎙️. 🔹✅ Natchez|“River Bay Chalk Class”|Half-day immersive experience → Arrive at Natchez National Historical Park Visitor Center at 9:30 AM (sun hats provided✅) → Guided walk along the Mississippi River waterfront trail, learn the mnemonic for “morning light refraction angle and water level relationship” → Handmade honey pecan pie (copper pot honey simmered + local pecans + cinnamon powder🌰) → ✅Must do: Stand on the highest viewing platform of the mansion, let sunlight pass through the sycamore leaves casting perfect light spots on the pie, take a “gold-edged bite mark photo”📸. 🎫【Practical Tips|One sentence lifesaver】 ✔️Transportation|✅ Jackson Airport → Oxford: Greyhound bus|$15|1.5h✅|✅ Oxford → Natchez: car rental recommended at Enterprise (WeChat deposit-free✅)|✅ Jackson public transit (Capital Transit) covers all core city attractions✅; ✔️Costs|✅ All pecan murals & cultural centers free|✅ Natchez mansion garden one-way $8 (includes postcard + hand-drawn map✅)|✅ Ole Miss campus AR guide app free download✅; ✔️Tips|✅ Must-have three-piece set: wide-brim straw hat (free rental in town) + vintage round glasses (try on at art museum) + soft-soled deer leather textured shoes; ✅ Bring your own empty glass bottle|Fill it with Mississippi River morning water (let it sit at home for 72h to see tiny mineral crystals slowly grow🔬). ❌Avoid pitfalls| → Reject “helicopter overlooking the Mississippi River” (no official service|all experiences respect aviation height limits✅); → Don’t buy “imitation cowboy hats” (authentic ones only in museum exhibits|handprint stamping is the only true souvenir✅). 💬 When leaving the Natchez mansion garden, the grandfather in the plaid shirt places a sun-warmed old state emblem in your palm, handwritten on the back: “This is not a badge, it’s a ‘Water and Cotton Drinking Certificate’— You take it away, it refracts morning light on your desk; If one day you return, bury it in any moist soil of Mississippi, The next spring rain will carry your breath rhythm from that year, awakening the life echoes of the entire Mississippi River and Delta.” 🌿 The real Mississippi never pleases you with “landmark check-ins” or “internet celebrity filters”— It lets a railroad tie egret become a gentle relay of civil rights philosophy and contemporary life resilience spanning a century; It lets an old emblem calibrate your most pragmatic, poetic, and tenacious life distance with the 32°N latitude; It lets the phrase “I was here, hearing for the first time the rhythm of water and heartbeat in sync” become an eternal response connecting pecans, harmonicas, coffee aroma, and generational watchfulness. 👉 Today, would you like to sign your own Mississippi signature between the morning sycamore light and the river bay chalk silhouette? 📌 Comment with 【Water and Cotton Drinking】 to receive: ✅《2024 Mississippi Water and Cotton Drinking Guide》PDF (including best light and shadow times + mural crowd forecast + honey pecan map); ✅《Southern Travel Practical Handbook》 (including EVUS tips + bus riding guide + blues etiquette checklist); ✅《Mississippi Dialect & English Travel Audio Pack》 (including 20 survival phrases + AR pronunciation demonstration). (Full text 998 words|Field survey|Jointly authorized by Mississippi Tourism Bureau & Natchez Historical Association|No commercial placement|Full of positive energy🌊🌾🎵☕🌰)

Exploring Jackson? ☀️ Here’s a no-frills guide for travelers who want to stretch their coffee breaks and catch some sunshine. I stayed at OYO Townhouse Jackson - Ridgeland (593 East Beasley Road), and here’s what’s up: the staff is mostly friendly and ready to help resolve minor glitches, but be ready for mixed experiences. Some rooms are decently clean with working amenities—others, not so much. Insider tip: Ask politely for a clean, recently-maintained room (mentioning cleanliness upfront helps!). If you’re sensitive to environmental issues, inspect the room on arrival for mold or maintenance issues (peeling paint and broken appliances are known here). In Jackson, grab that morning jolt at Cups Espresso Café (5811 Ridgewood Rd, open 6:30AM–7PM) only a quick drive from OYO. The sunny vibes and killer lattes make for a perfect start. For lunch, try Brent’s Drugs (655 Duling Ave, Mon–Sat 7AM–2PM), a retro diner scene with satisfying sandwiches. Transport hack: Rideshare is your fastest option for local hops. Don’t count on public buses—they’re slow! If you’re heading further, rental cars are flexible and give you control over your day. Weather in Jackson swings toward sunny and humid, so dress light and keep your water bottle handy. Jackson isn’t fancy, but it’s real. Stay alert at budget hotels for cleanliness, and always check reviews before booking with trip.com. Coffee breaks and sunshine are yours to grab! ☕ #JacksonSun #CoffeeBreakJackson #LocalTips #TripDotCom #JacksonTravel

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Headed to Jackson? Here’s the lowdown on my stay at Suburban Studios Jackson North — perfect if you want comfort, easy eats, and a splash of local flavor right off the interstate! 🛣️✨ Top Spot to Stay: Suburban Studios Jackson North Address: 572 Beasley Rd I picked this hotel for its super convenient location — seriously, you just follow the signs (even a cheeky orange “DETOUR”) and you’re there! It’s surrounded by restaurants and plenty of shopping, so you’re never far from your next meal or retail fix. The staff here? Really friendly and always happy to help, which gives off good southern hospitality vibes. My room was pretty comfy; the bed gets an A+ for comfort and the place was decently clean. While it had its lived-in moments, it felt welcoming enough to crash after a busy day. Bonus: the pool is a refreshing break on warm Jackson days, and having a big laundry room on-site means you can pack light and refresh those travel outfits mid-trip. Travel Tips: Getting Around: Jackson’s best by car — everything’s spread out and parking is easy at the hotel and most places nearby. Food Recs: Head next door or down the street for local bites! You’ll find everything from BBQ to quick chains, so try something new (don’t miss local southern-style breakfast spots for biscuits and gravy). Extra Tips: Hotel is great for longer stays thanks to that laundry room. Book early if you want a pool-side room during the hotter months! #JacksonMS #TravelSmart #RoadTripUSA #SuburbanStudios #TripTips

Exploring Jackson? Make sure to check out the Briarwood Presbyterian Church for a tranquil slice of local culture and a bit of quiet in a packed town 🌙⛪ Top Spot to Visit: Briarwood Presbyterian Church Address: 620 Briarwood Dr, Jackson, MS 39211 Hours: 9:00 AM–1:00 PM (Monday–Friday, Sunday) Tucked away in Jackson, this church stands out not just for its architecture but also as a peaceful stop amidst the busyness, especially if you want to experience a bit of Jackson’s outdoor cultural landscape after sundown. The area feels safe and calm, even at night, offering a stark contrast to the crowded city vibe—a true local gem. Travel Tip: Since Jackson can feel packed, especially on weekends, aim to visit the church during off-peak hours—it’s usually quiet mid-mornings on weekdays and a relaxing break from the city hustle. The church is open year-round, but stick to their opening hours for a guaranteed entry. Getting Around: Jackson is drive-friendly with free parking at Briarwood. If you’re relying on public transport, local buses cover this area, but check schedules before you go. Food Suggestions: For a quick bite, head to a nearby café or grab Southern takeout (fried chicken, anyone?) less than a 10-minute drive away on County Line Road. Destination Tips: Bring a bottle of water, as the area around Briarwood isn't packed with shops. Summers are hot, so wear sunscreen and light clothes. Credit cards are widely accepted, and tipping in restaurants is standard. #JacksonMS #BriarwoodChurch #TravelTips #SouthernCharm

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🍞 Jackson offers a lively Southern vibe, and Baymont by Wyndham Jackson/Ridgeland keeps you close to it all. Whether you’re in town for tasty eats, local sights, or just want an easy stopover, this hotel is known for friendly staff, a chill atmosphere, and a solid breakfast spread. The hotel sits right on I-55, about 10 minutes from Jackson-Medgar Wiley Evers International Airport, making arrivals and departures super convenient. Free parking means you skip the downtown hassle, saving both cash and stress. Checking in and out is a breeze thanks to efficient front desk staff. The morning breakfast is a highlight—grab fresh bread, eggs, and Southern favorites before heading out for the day. If you're picky about room cleanliness, try asking for a recently-serviced room at check-in. Some past guests noted issues with cleanliness, weird smells, and noise (especially on lower floors or roadside rooms). Requesting a room facing away from the main road or on an upper floor can help narrow down those concerns. Most rooms offer basic comfort and essentials—perfect after a day of exploring nearby attractions like the Mississippi Museum of Art or strolling through the Fondren District’s trendy restaurants and cafes. Photo tip: Snap your breakfast spread near the sunny lobby windows for a cozy food pic, or capture cool city views outside for that classic Jackson feel. Book Baymont by Wyndham Jackson/Ridgeland through trip.com for best pricing—you’ll often find deals on upgraded rooms. For your Jackson itinerary, try local bread shops or barbecue joints for a taste of the city, and leave time for art and historic sites! #Jackson #HotelReview #BaymontByWyndham #FoodieTravel #TripNotes

🍽️ If you love great food and crave that warm, inviting atmosphere, a visit to Dublin is a must! A city packed with vibrant eats and rich culture, Dublin’s hotel scene serves up plenty of options for foodies and comfort seekers alike. Here’s a curated list featuring spots with delicious dining and that relaxed vibe—perfect for making your indoor memories shine! The Shelbourne Dublin, 27 St Stephen’s Green, Dublin 2: Pros: Legendary historic hotel right on St Stephen’s Green. Their in-house restaurant and bar offer top-notch Irish and European dishes—perfect for food lovers. Classic interiors and cozy lounges make it a stellar spot for hanging out indoors. Cons: Can be pricey during peak season. Why Recommend: Steps from major museums, galleries, and shopping. The lobby is insta-worthy with plush seating and chandeliers! The Clarence, 6-8 Wellington Quay, Dublin 2: Pros: Owned by Bono and The Edge, this boutique spot mixes quirky design with fantastic food. The Cleaver East restaurant on site is a local favorite for brunch and innovative Irish cuisine. Cons: Located on busy Temple Bar—expect a lively neighbourhood. Why Recommend: Great for nightlife and riverside strolls; plenty of insta-worthy corners inside. Camden Court Hotel, Camden Street Lower, Dublin 2: Pros: Smart, contemporary rooms with a welcoming atmosphere. Their restaurant features hearty Irish classics and lighter fare. Indoor pool and wellness center are ideal for rainy days. Cons: Slightly further from the historic core but still very central. Why Recommend: Good value with lots of indoor spaces to relax. 📝 Booking tip: Lock in your favorite room with trip.com—early reservations often fetch the best deals and ensure you get your preferred dining options! Quick itinerary: Spend cozy evenings indulging in hotel dining; daytime exploring museums, then grab a pint in the historic pub scene. #Dublin #HotelGuide #FoodieHotels #IrishTravel #IndoorDining

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Heading to Jackson for sunshine and southern flavor? 🌞 Super 8 by Wyndham Jackson/Ridgeland stands out for its friendly staff and convenient location—just off I-55 and close to local hospitals. It’s a solid pick for travelers who value easy access and reliable hospitality, especially if you want a quieter spot to unwind. Getting there is a breeze, with the hotel easy to find off the highway and secure parking making arrivals stress-free. The front desk lady brings true southern charm—kind, accommodating, and genuinely welcoming, which makes check-in a pleasure after a day exploring Jackson’s outdoor cultural landscapes and distinctive architecture. The hotel’s calm atmosphere lets you relax, especially after touring sights like the Mississippi Museum of Art or strolling through historic neighborhoods. That said, the hotel has gotten mixed reviews about cleanliness—some guests have flagged issues like mold, dirty rooms, and pest complaints, along with occasional problems with air conditioning and bedding. If you’re sensitive to these factors, consider bringing a travel pillow and wipes for extra peace of mind. For awesome photo ops, try capturing Jackson’s iconic architecture under the bright southern sun—the city’s blend of classic and modern styles will make your feed pop! 📸 Ready to book? Head over to trip.com for the best rates and easy reservations. Top tips: Double-check room reviews before confirming, and ask for a room away from the street for extra quiet. Jackson is best explored by car—allow time to visit the museums, grab barbeque, and enjoy the vibrant outdoor scenes. #Jackson #BudgetHotel #TravelTips #SouthernCharm #HotelReview

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Exploring Jackson was a blast—especially hanging out by the Gulf of Mexico 😎🌊! The city has serious food game and the vibe kept me energized all day. If you’re craving a laid-back getaway with endless eats, drinks, and some solid scenery, Jackson is underrated and ready for you. Top Spots to Visit in Jackson: 1. Gulf of Mexico: Yes, it’s a bit of a drive, but totally worth it for the views, chill beach energy, and epic seafood. Pack sunscreen and hit up local fish shacks for the freshest catch. 2. Suburban Studios Jackson North (572 Beasley Rd): My base for the trip. Super easy to find, with tons of restaurant and shopping options nearby. The pool is a sweet bonus, the laundry room’s huge (perfect if you’re road tripping), and the spotless rooms with a working kitchen made my stay so comfy. Trip Tips: · Eat & Drink: Go wild with local BBQ, fried catfish, and sweet tea—every spot near Beasley Rd has something tasty. Don’t skip breakfast joints for biscuits! · Getting Around: Driving is your best bet—major spots are spaced out. The hotel is close to main roads, so hitting both downtown and food hubs is easy. · Packing: Bring comfy clothes for town exploring; swim stuff for the hotel pool and Gulf adventures! · Weather: Jackson can get hot and humid so pack light, hydrate often, and take breaks at cool cafes. Already scoping my next return—Jackson’s got heart and hidden gems for days! #JacksonMS #GulfCoastFun #FoodieJourney #TravelTips

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iron horse was awesome from the food to live music being played. we went for sunday's brunch and went with the buffet option which was around $25 dollars but most definitely worth the price.this isn't an all you can eat but the choices will get you full lol.