If you love anything on wheels... then Cars & Coffee Palm Beach is for you!…read more This a monthly automotive meet & greet for auto enthusiasts where you can see Exotics, Classics, Hot Rods, Supercars, Muscle Cars, High End Sports Cars and Euros! I even saw a boat on wheels lol! There are vendors and food trucks so it makes this is a family friendly event... just remember to keep your little ones from manhandling the vehicles :)

As a fellow manager would like to highlight the treatment by Alex. He was welcoming patient and…read moreensured that my guests and family were treated well. He went beyond to make us all feel at home for being there the first time. They also looked into matching specific rider levels. Adults are separated from kids so plan accordingly if you are a going as a family and want to ride together.

Why the two stars? The facility has two tracks one for kids and one for adults. Track was nice…read morehowever, brought my grandchild and wanted to race with her but not allowed because the track she was on was for kids only. If I wanted to ride, had to go on the adults track. So, she rode, by herself, while we watched. What a drag! Won't be back.

Take a 5k race Run it at night along Beach and Ocean…read more Add Glow Stick, Lots of neon - Men and Women in Tutu and Flashing Spiked Mohawks All Pumped up along the route with sounds that I am usually trying escape from during Ultra Music Festival ( Skrillex may have been running next to me at one point ) On Stage entertainment that was a Mix of The Donkey Show, The Pussy Cats Dolls show and The It's Raining Men Video And you have the Glow Run - I am going to say it was a great event for a first time on Miami Beach and good activity for first time runners and families because kids like shinny glowing things !!! The one thing they could have done better is actually have lights and a computer at the the packet pick up " It's 2012 and paper is dead " said Cecelia - she was right. We had to use our iPhone lights to help the staff. The other is to have the Medals table fully staffed for the whole event - I was in the last wave and had to go fish my own medal out of a box and many people did not get them because the staff already left - probably at Wet Willies. I will be doing this event again next year - I suggest you check it out. I am thinking UYE Sports event !!

Let's begin with saying...I earned a finisher medal ....AND it GLOWS!!!! Second, great turnout -…read morefun - and festive. Third, this did not earn five stars because they did not plan well for the packet pick ups; they were disorganized and unprepared for the large crowd. A friend of mine picked up my packet the day before, so I had to wait a long time for my team-members to pick up theirs. I finally got annoyed enough to force my volunteerism...yep..I went behind the table and helped them disseminate the packets. They struggled with finding names on a list, because...wait for it...no one thought to have lights at the tent for a night time event. Beside the above debacle ...this was so fun..and I actually improved in my time- even with a cold. I met lots of fun people and the music was great. I will recommend this for teams and veterans...first timers may feel a bit overwhelmed with running on the sand and the lack of cheerleaders on the path.

Fun! It is a big arcade with many different games and things you can do such as mini-golf! Had a…read morefun time with my party and will be back!

Took a couple of kids here during the busy period between Christmas and New Year's. Got the…read moreUnlimited Attractions pass in advance. Ended up only going on three total attractions (plus some arcade games) due to the long lines at go-karting. We enjoyed putt-putt and the kids finished the excursion getting wet on the bumper boats. Bumper cars looked pretty lame so we passed on that. If we go back, I think a pass covering 2 attractions plus some arcade time would be plenty for us. I feel like our experience was a tad better than 3 stars, but alas I can't award a half star.

We had an amazing time at Off the Wall! My child and her friends had a blast from start to finish…read more Unfortunately, one of the kids did get hurt, but the manager handled the situation exceptionally well. He came over and made sure everything was okay, provided an ice pack, and was very comforting and attentive. That level of care really stood out to me. The facility itself was clean, and the staff was friendly and welcoming. This location did seem a little less busier than the location in Davie however, towards the end of the day, it does pick up a little bit. I also really liked that they offer adult beverages liquor, wine, and canned drinks which gives parents a chance to relax a bit while the kids play. The fun bites were fresh, sweet, and crispy definitely a highlight. They also have Dippin' Dots (one of my favorites), and those did not disappoint. We ordered pizza, chicken tenders, and fries as well those were just okay, nothing special, but the kids enjoyed them. Pricing was reasonable overall. Just note that socks are required and need to be purchased, and jumping is charged by the hour. Some attractions like the zip line and arcade games come with additional fees. I really appreciated the designated area for kids under five it's a safe space where little ones can play without worrying about bigger kids.

Wanted to just have an entertainment game fun night without driving far. They did change the inside…read moreand have regular trampolines but we didn't want to jump or do ropes course and no proper shoes for laser tag. There are fewer games then they used to have. Alot of claw games for higher ticket points. I noticed one virtual game and one motorcycle race ride. Various fighting games and fair type ones. The large air hockey was not working there were 2 smaller tables and a pool table, which we noticed had 2 of the same number 15 balls and another missing. You can only buy either $20 or $50 or even more expensive game card nothing in-between it offered 400 points or 1200. They also required to sign a waiver even though we only were going to play video games, which was off since other places do not do that. We still just made the best of it to enjoy the fun.

Absolutely LOVED this run!…read more The parking and getting to the starting line was a bit of a mess, but besides that, all was great! There was entertainment along almost every single nook and cranny of the run- singers, dancers, DJs, bands, etc and a fringe benefit to running up and down 8st was that I got to see/find a lot of the restaurants I'd been reading about on here, but had yet to go to like Le Baguette and a Mexican taco place! The fact that the night was cool and crisp paired with the fact that there was beer at the finish line made me run faster than ever. There was paella at the finish line too, but really....all I cared about was the beer. This has been my favorite race to date. I can't wait to do the hooker run...i mean...calle ocho run...again next year!

I participated in the annual Wings For Life World Run for the first time this past weekend and will…read moredefinitely attend again if I can make it! What makes this walk/run so different from others is that there is no set distance. Everyone starts running at the same time and after 30 minutes, a "catcher car" starts driving at 9 miles per hour. When the car gets to you, you stop and a shuttle transports you back to the start. I personally made it ten miles before getting caught, while the professionals made it as far as 55. Yes, 55 MILES. The other really cool thing about this race is that it happens at the same time all over the world. We get lucky in Florida with the race starting at 7:00 am. It starts at 4:00 am in California, 9:00 pm in Australia, and so on. There is a live broadcast of all the races to see before/after. The event is put on by Red Bull with 100% of the proceeds benefitting Spinal Cord Research. Early sign up costs $25 and it goes up to $50 until race day. As you might guess, there is lots of Red Bull on hand (even at the water stations along the course). They also had Evian, Michelob Ultra beer, champagne, food from a local Mexican restaurant, and activations like Ice Cryo doing cryotherapy for afterwards. Of course, everyone got a shiny medal! Long story short, definitely check this event out if you like running anywhere from 3 to 60 miles. It's unlike any other racing experience!

This event is pretty bad, both for the athletes and spectators. (You can have a event that is good…read morefor one group but not the other, and sadly this fails for both.) This event has been around for over 10 years, and is notorious for being poorly organized. Boats and equipment are badly maintained, buoys and course inadequately laid out (you cannot fault a boat for colliding into another as there was not enough markers along the course) and the schedule, every year, unfailingly, is delayed for hours (a race supposedly to start at 9 am may not begin till noon). This race used to be bigger and there were out-of-town, even out-of-country teams, but now it's just local teams who come because it's the only race in Miami, where the paddlers do not have to travel to compete (getting a group of 22 people to travel together is not easy nor cheap.) Really sad as the races in Tampa and other Florida cities, not to mention New York, Toronto etc. are all much better organized than this. At those places, people do actually come out and watch the races, have fun, take picture, enjoy the performance, the food etc. and enjoy a fun weekend. Unfortunately, in Miami, as the number of teams and spectators dwindles, so does the vendor participation.

Searching through hte web for fun events I came across this one. Cool I thought ..something…read moredifferent and fun to go watch a display of Asian culture, food and talent added to a challenge of cool boat design boat paddeling race by the water. We got there around 12;30 $6 parking fee got in and walked around. My first impresion .......... location was good but venue was not up to the hype I thought it would be. A lot of tents at the entrance, Vendors of sorts, there was a boat race about to start and we went to the watch. it took them about 5min to call everyone to get in their boat for the race. This was race # 14 !!!!! say what?? 100 mtr dash, then a few min later 500 mtr. as it was lunch time we went to grab a bite. Only a handful of food vendors. I had a chicken Terriyaki was nice cooked, not dry good flavor. We walked a bit more and were ready to head out. To me this seemed more of a paddlers community gathering that come together once a year for a main event., there were quite a few tents wit the boaters insignia, each had their own color outfit. there was a schedule posted with the event and time for race. This event is more of a community of paddlers getting together, and inviting the public to come watch. I would go again only if I was planning a day by the water to have a picnic and relax, not expecting more. Even the boats were dissapointing, although they were decorated with the dragon head they were a LOT smaller than shown, one fell off while at the docking area and they removed all of them from the six boats about to race. I thought that was suppose to be the main attractiona and display, if you remove it it's just a regular boat and it loses it's charm and purpose we came to see.