Was here for a group scheduled event from work. Seemed to be well organized and the staff were…read morefriendly. There is a bar with some food choices in the back along with a small arcade. Raced 3 times and it was fun. Questionable how the race times were calculated and winners declared.

I was extremely impressed with the K1 Speed facility in Medley, Florida. We brought my nephew here…read moreso he could race for his birthday. I wish something like this existed when I was growing up in Miami in the 80s and early 90s. In addition, the staff was amazing. Anthony, was helpful when we were checking. EmilyCK was very polite when we were ordering food. Yohan took time out to explain some of the flags to me even though I was watching as opposed to racing. And, Charlie, the GM, was very personable and made time to talk with those who were watching the races. Overall, it was a really great experience. I can't wait to bring my own kids here they next time we visit as a family.

We continued celebrating my nephew's birthday with a trip to the Miami Zoo, and overall it was a…read moregreat family experience! The drive was about 45 minutes for us, and I definitely recommend purchasing tickets online and downloading the zoo app ahead of time the map in the app was super helpful while walking the grounds. There was plenty of parking, which made arrival easy. Because the weather was cooler earlier in the day, some of the animals weren't out, but we still enjoyed seeing the ones that were. We stopped by a stand and grabbed spiked slushies, and let me tell you they were realllllllyyyyy good! Especially once the day heated up, they were very refreshing as we walked around. The zoo offers several ways to get around, including guided golf cart tours, a mini train, and cycle cart rentals. We decided to skip those and just get our steps in instead, which worked out nicely. We had a great time with the animals we did get to see, though we only managed to cover about half of the zoo before the little one was ready to head out. We'll definitely be back to finish exploring!

I have been coming to Zoo Miami, since it was called the Metro Zoo. This place is a gem and so…read morenostalgic. The zoo has gone through so many changes, most for the better. I LOVE sharing my love for Zoo Miami with my family. We are members and go often. A perfect day includes taking portraits, face painting, bike rentals, a food crawl through the zoo with a zoo brew, and a glimpse into animals of the world. There is something so everyone here. It's so fun to do something different each time you go... sometimes it's fun just to rent a pedal boat and hang out on the lake. There is a park for kids and 2 splash pads. One near the park and the other in the Amazon. What I love about zoo Miami is that you an experience the zoo a different way every time you come. They also host seasonal evening events. Don't miss Zoo Lights, the Annual Zoo Run, or Feast with the Beast. I wish I could post 50 more pictures. Visit the zoo you won't regret it. And if you're lucky you will run into Ron McGill.

As one of the oldest attractions in the USA, this is one not to miss! Performances by the staff…read morewere excellent. If you like the idea of or visited Seaworld but want something much more unique and almost customized to you, then come here to Theater of The Seas. We went to all of the shows and had a really good time. Highly recommend visiting here. All ages will enjoy it.

Really cool way to spend a few hours in Islamorada. About $55 per person but you can see the…read moreshows/demonstrations as many times as you like. Each show is on a set schedule so you walk from location to location every 15 to 30 minutes. They have a cool dolphin show, and fun/informational shows with sea lions, parrots, turtles, crocodiles, and fish/sharks/rays. The dolphin show was the highlight watching them do tricks and interacting with the trainer in the water. There's a small beach area where you can interact with some fish by feeding them. They say there's a swimming area but I didn't see anywhere I'd swim. They have a gift shop at the entrance and a couple of beverage/snack huts mixed in with the show locations. It can be warm/humid so plan accordingly.

I usually go to the fair once a year to try some of their food suggested by people online. So my…read morerating is based off their food, not the actual rides. The elephant ears are really good. A sweet delight that I think everyone associates with the fair. It is VERY buttery, so that could be a turn off visually to some. I also order the Doritos loco chicken on a stick. Pleasantly surprised with the flavor profile of this. As the name suggests, it's a chicken pierced by a stick. It is fried, and covered with liquid cheese and Doritos crumbs. While unhealthy, it was super delicious. The last item is the one I was most excited for, but unfortunately I would never get again. I heard from some friends that the Birria Ramen was great. Unfortunately, it was overly salty. They use the $1 Marucha ramen cups that you get at Publix, and they put birria mix in it. The taste was overwhelming. I would rate 3/10. Overall, despite me only coming for the food. The FAIR is a fun place to bring the family. It has varies rides, and activities to take advantage of.

Haven't been to the Fair in legit 12 years. I came for the food and the shows. I ate corn in a cup…read more($13, absolutely delicious), Turkey leg ($20, overpriced, tasted fine but not amazing), and elephant ears ($10 doughy-sugary goodness, can't go wrong). To drink, I had the freshly squeezed lemonade in the novelty cup which offers discounted refills (definitely worth it, definitely recommend. Wonderfully refreshing for this FL hot days). If you're like me, who are not there for the rides, do not pass on the shows. The ice skating in particular was so much fun, and so entertaining; good for the whole family. Parking is free, but there is a 'preferred ' parking option where you pay to park closer. I used the free parking but I got there at 2:00pm so the walk wasn't bad. Definitely bring a hat, and possibly one of those portable fans (I did). The heat is no joke and there is limited shade.

Its been a tradition with my husband and I to visit this carnival each year. We mainly go for…read moreBINGO. The community in the bingo hall is very friendly. I cant wait to take my daughters on the kiddie rides once they're tall enough. The Philly cheesesteak is what we usually spend our food tickets on. The entrance fee is $10 but you get $10 worth of food tickets. The cookies were 4tickets and they were delicious. Very soft. The Philly cheesesteak was very flavourful and juicy. Its grilled to order.

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Here at Pinto's Farm in the Redlands area of Miami, FL, I'd like to highlight two sections around…read morethe grounds that made for a worthwhile visit. The first part is the paddle boats. Designed to accommodate 2 passengers, leisurely float down the tropical inlet of a man-made river. Riders can enjoy unlimited paddling trips and it's a nice way to appreciate nature, surrounded by colorfully green waters and palm trees. Next area of the farm to check out is the Petting Zoo. Quickly grab the attentions of goats and sheep by purchasing a small bucket of hay for $5. The animals are not shy and they have endless appetites. Pinto's Farm also has a race track, pony and tractor rides. The Brewery House offers food and refreshments and Pinto's Ice Cream Truck sells handcrafted milkshakes. General admission is $20 per person on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. Overall, Pinto's Farm is a pleasant way to spend a few quality hours within the suburban community of Miami, FL.

Fun for kids and surprisingly enjoyable for adults too…read more We ended up at Pinto's Farm somewhat by accident while in the area, and we were glad we did. It's clearly geared toward kids, but we still had a good time as adults. We were able to pet the goats and sheep and talk with one of the staff members, who was friendly, patient, and happy to answer our questions. It made the visit feel welcoming rather than just a quick walk-through. There are a few growing pains, it seems. Some areas could use clearer signage, and the place felt a bit understaffed at times but nothing that ruined the experience. Overall, it's a worthwhile visit. Adults will enjoy it, and kids will almost certainly love it.

I pre purchased tickets for $36, and in person they are $39. We arrived and were given an airboat…read moretime of 12:20pm. They like to keep you busy because we arrived just before noon and they had an alligator feeding at noon. They have a breeding pond with over 200 alligators, about five females to every one male. The feeding show took about 10 minutes and included some education about alligators and their breeding practices. We headed to the boat loading area and loaded up. We enjoyed a 20 minute airboat ride, mostly at high speeds, with some 360 and 180 degree turns. They warn that you will get wet and the front seats are the wettest. This is not a ride to see alligators. There are companies geared toward that elsewhere. This is more for the thrill. They also provide ear protection. Afterward, we grabbed some fried gator nuggets and walked around the park. They have baby gators, snakes and reptiles, emus, birds, and other animals that you can check out. They also have some encounters that you can pay extra for, but these also require paying admission. Then they had another show at 1pm, which included some gator wrestling, which basically was gentle and alligator friendly. They then offered people the chance to hold a baby gator at the end. It was a great experience and worth the $36.

Ok...I loved this experience! We went in a whim and really enjoyed ourselves. The airboat ride…read morewas shorter and not quite as "intense" as the hype, but it was still very fun. Saw lots of wildlife including tons of wild iguanas and a wild alligator (non farm/captive alligator). The collection of alligators was impressive. I really appreciated the notion of providing a life-long home for "nuisance" gators rather than killing them. Lots of other critters to see including bobcat, fox, snakes, tortoises... Generally just a cool experience with really friendly and enthusiastic staff.

I came to the Berry Farms with my family for their eggstravaganza event. It was really fun! I went…read moreon Easter sunday so it was a bit crowded. We had a great time overall. It would've been nice if they had more staff working the day of because it was a lot of wait time to get in and participate in certain activities. Other than that activities were all super fun. We got to take pictures with the Easter bunny, go through the sunflower maze, my son got to play in the children's playground, he was able to participate in the egg hunt and we had some delicious açai bowls for lunch! There are also so many beautiful activations throughout the farm to take cute Easter photos. They do such a great job decorating the farm!

Awesome, large venue for a nice day out with the family and very kid-friendly! There is an entrance…read morefee, and parents must sign a waiver; enter at your own risk. You can access this on their site so you can complete before hand. The playground goes on for days, and the corn pit was a huge hit. My child thoroughly enjoyed making corn angels in it. LOL. Just a heads-up--on hot days, it is VERY hot here. There are also a lot of gravel areas, which are pretty miserable to push an umbrella stroller through, so bring your Rolls-Royce cruiser if you have one. They also have a blob bounce area, which is a lot of fun, but keep your eyes on the little ones! The bigger kids give no Fs around here, and apparently neither do some of their parents. So... bounce at your own risk. There's a nice selection of food options, although the wait times were pretty long. I was really looking forward to a delicious smoothie on such a hot day, but unfortunately, the drink was so warm it wasn't even drinkable. Definitely felt like a waste of money there. Overall, I'd go back because my child had such a great time on the playground, but for us, it would probably be more of a once-in-a-while outing rather than a regular trip.