
Kennedy Space Center: Admission Skip the Ticket Line
- Skip the ticket line
- Duration: 10 hours
From
US$ 60.99
per person
Florida isn't called the sunshine state for nothing. With golden rays all year-round, and being the second-largest state east of the Mississippi, a lifetime isn't enough to see everything in Florida! However, here are some pretty good places to start.
The happiest place in the world, Walt Disney World welcomes millions of national and international visitors each year, adults and children alike!
Discover this Atlantic beach and how its delights go past sand and sea: check out the Botanical Gardens!
An out-of-this-world experience devoted to all things NASA. Stroll the US Astronaut Hall of Fame, take a simulated shuttle flight, and visit the Rocket Garden.
The Keys are ideal for a vacation, whether you're looking for action-packed or relaxed. Key West, the biggest island, also holds the Ernest Hemingway museum!
This isn't just any old theater - it's on the US National Register of Historic Places. Built in 1926, it's a lovely place to visit today - and not just to catch a movie!
At Tampa's Busch Gardens, you can get white-knuckle thrills on rollercoasters and see animals like giraffes all within a few acres of each other.
Dedicated to the eccentric Spanish painter, the Salvador Dali Museum in St. Petersburg will enthrall art fans. Check out the permanent exhibition of his works.
Are you still waiting on your Hogwarts acceptance letter? In the meantime you can still go shopping on Diagon Alley, ride through Gringotts, and watch the Tri-Wizard Tournament.
As the largest subtropical national park in the country, the Everglades is a must-visit for all outdoorsy types. Spot animals like crocodiles in protected wilderness!
Lesser known than the Keys, this chain of islands in the north of the state is a little more laid-back. Relax in the company of idyllic beach houses and white sands.
Florida is one of the southernmost American states, so it will be warm throughout the year. If you are not a fan of hot and humid weather, it is best to avoid the peak summer months.
Generally, most attractions open around 9:00AM, but there will definitely be lines at the most popular ones. It may be worth your while to have an early start when going to Walt Disney World, for example.
The most important thing is to keep yourself protected from the blazing sun - that means reapplying sunscreen, staying in the shade around midday, and drinking plenty of water to prevent dehydration.
Everything was fantastic! The Astronaunt Hall of Fame, Different Space Rockets, Shuttles and Apollo. Loved the IMAX information on Apollo flights etc. We will make sure to share with family and friends how it truly is worth the time and money in visiting the Kennedy Space Center! We were so glad we did. We were visiting from out of state from Lehi, Utah.
The boat ride was a great way to get out on the water and see a bit more of the area and mangroves. My boys, ages 17 and 19, couldn't believe how much fun the had "shelling" and wondered why we had never done it before! Overall a fun time to have the family together and learn about the area.
Don was our guide. He was very professional, knowledgeable and warm. We had a great time maneuvering the kayak through the Turner River and mangrove tunnels. Learned about local flora and alligators. Saw "Lucy" and a bunch of other alligators. Great tour, highly recommend it.
We loved Madam Tussauds Wax Museum the figures looked so life like. The Sea Life Aquarium was a delight so many different species of sea life and being able to touch some was amazing.
Miguel was friendly, informative and an all around great guide. I highly recommend this low stress and high value ride around South Beach.