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    Dezerland Action Park Miami

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    I had a wonderful experience at dezerland Samiya was so nice and helpful i highly recommend this…read moreplace

    Completely disappointed. I'm a local and I've been coming here for the past couple years with my…read moredaughter almost every week. It seems every month new rules are being implemented. Previously was able to play with my daughter in the soft play area but now it's not allowed unless the parent purchases a pass as well. I myself never would jump on the trampoline but would watch my daughter play but now that is not allowed unless I also purchase a pass or you will have to sit outside the trampoline area out of view of your kid(s). If the parent purchases the pass you will than also have to purchase the socks or you will not be allowed in the area, even if your not jumping. You will notice all of the employees walking in and out of the trampoline area with their shoes on, all of the employees. Once after purchasing a pass I was told I needed to also get a card and then purchase tickets as well to enter the area which made no sense because I already purchased the 2 hour pass. None of the staff seems to be on the same page with what is happening or what the "current rules" are. They will usually close around 9pm but if you show up between 7pm-8pm they will still charge you for the full 2 hours even though your not getting it. No hourly rate and no discount for the time or pass for a following day just the full price for the 2 hours even though you don't get the time. The reason I'm now writing the review is to let people know my experience so that they can save their time. The new rule they are now implementing after I've been coming here for over two years is that in order for you to go to the trampoline area now you have to be 45 inches tall and my daughter is 2 inches shy of that and she has been coming to this place to play on the trampolines for a very long time and now all of a sudden she is no longer welcome because of her height. She is very disappointed and started crying there in front of everyone and couldn't understand because we have purchased so many pairs of socks every time we've come specifically for the trampoline area because you cannot go without their sock but now all of a sudden she's no longer welcome

    The Ancient Spanish Monastery

    The Ancient Spanish Monastery

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    Visited on a weekday when there were very few visitors. This place is a hidden gem, so beautiful…read moreand peaceful to walk around and reflect. Short film on the history of, which is amazing!!! Definitely worth the stop.

    Extremely disturbing experience…read more I visited The Ancient Spanish Monastery with a friend expecting to pay the advertised $10 admission. We simply wanted to visit the property and take normal pictures of each other while we were there -- no professional photographer, no equipment, and no commercial photoshoot. I was told that because I was "well dressed," I would need to pay over $300 to take pictures. I explained very clearly that this was NOT a professional photoshoot. What disturbed me most was the explanation I was given: I was told that if I had come wearing jeans and a shirt, I would not be charged the additional fee, but because I was wearing a long dress, jewelry, and had my makeup done, I looked like I had money and therefore could afford to pay more. I also felt racially profiled during this interaction and extremely uncomfortable with the assumptions being made about me. A visitor's admission or photography fee should not be determined by how expensive an employee thinks they look, what they are wearing, or how much money an employee assumes they have. If there is a legitimate photography policy, it should be clearly published and applied equally to everyone based on what they are doing -- not based on their clothing, jewelry, makeup, race, or perceived financial status. I came expecting to enjoy a historic and religious site. Instead, I left feeling singled out, judged, and discriminated against. For this to happen at a place of religious significance made the experience even more disappointing.

    Co-Space - sharedofficespaces - Updated September 2026

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