We booked the last week in January so we got a discount. I probably wouldn't have paid the original prices for this carnival. But with the discount and it being the last week the ride lines were very short and we rode everything we wanted to with little to no waits. The other rival carnival (Christmas Wonderland) which is now located at Tropical Park unfortunately did have better photo ops and better food. The food here was very expensive and hit and miss. The other carnival also had roller coasters, this one did not. I will most likely come back to this one next year just to see how it compares again to the Christmas Wonderland, but will probably go after the peak holiday season like we did this year. read more

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Santa's Enchanted Forest was once a South Florida holiday legend, but by the end it felt more "Enchanted Money Grab" than "Enchanted Forest." Still, if you grew up here, you'll always remember it -- even if you wouldn't go back. Santa's Enchanted Forest used to be the South Florida holiday tradition. From November through early January, Tropical Park in Miami transformed into a neon wonderland where Christmas lights met county-fair chaos. It was part holiday magic, part carnival fever dream -- and for a while, it worked. History first: Santa's started back in 1983, and for decades it was billed as the world's largest holiday theme park. Millions of lights, giant Christmas trees, endless photo ops, shows, rides, and of course, food that was 80% sugar and 20% regret. Families drove in from all over -- Broward, Palm Beach, even the Keys -- because if you wanted to see Miami dressed up in twinkling lights, this was the place. It became a rite of passage. If you grew up in South Florida, you went at least once as a kid, took photos in front of the giant Christmas tree, and begged your parents for fried Oreos. But like so many Miami institutions, Santa's didn't age gracefully. Prices climbed higher than the Ferris wheel, parking was a nightmare, and the whole thing started to feel less "enchanted" and more "enchanted scam." The rides looked like they had been patched together with duct tape, the shows lost their charm, and the once-magical lights were the same recycled strands you'd already seen a dozen times. Add in massive crowds and the fact that it eventually lost its home at Tropical Park, and the tradition faded. Nostalgia-wise, though, it still holds a special place in Miami's collective memory. For many of us, it was our first taste of holiday magic -- Miami-style. Think Christmas lights wrapped around palm trees, Santa sweating in 80-degree weather, and a backdrop of reggaeton blasting from someone's car in the parking lot. It was chaotic, it was kitschy, and it was ours. read more

We loved Santas at tropical park, and as Miami locals for 20+ years we have gone many many times. This was my first time coming to the new location. I am going to start off by saying the day ticket is WAY too expensive. They raised the prices like crazy since I last went.... and the place seemed to shrink too. The food inside was expensive, 11 dollars for a roasted corn and 10 for a candy apple. Needless to say we did not eat at the park. There are a couple things i appreciated and continue to appreciate from this park. I appreciate that the parking is free, and that all rides are included with the pass. I also came to find out that they are pet friendly, as I saw about 3 dogs in strollers. Love that! The dirt road comments from last year are no longer relevant in my opinion. They paved the roads and you wont get your white shoes dirty anymore. It also didnt smell like garbage dispite being right next to Doral's garbage mountain.... In conclusion, if they were to lower their ticket prices, this would be a nice little spot to enjoy the holidays. But for now, three stars for effort and key points that made me dislike this place a little less. read more

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Same Santa's Enchanted Forest but now located in Doral. Pretty good deal if you are close by and get a seasons pass. Unlike the Youth Fair all of the rides are included with admission. Kind of strange now that it is no longer in Tropical Park, it's like they took the forest out of the enchanted forest. Easier to get in and out of, but we will see if that continues once it gets real busy. read more

Santa's Enchanted Forest - Ferris Wheel - Amusement Parks Near Me - Miami, Florida

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Santa's Enchanted Forest has lost its charm completely. Let's start with the 3 huge lines trying to merge into a parking line and all the hazardous turning lanes on one single light. It is now on top of a landfill of concrete or a quick construction dump. When you walk in, you see the old Christmas stuff for about 15 mins and then boom, it's the Youth Fair. No Christmas music, just music of today's hits. Fewer rides with 1-1.5 hour wait time and people fighting over skipping and what not. Food is super over priced so expect to spend an arm and a leg to eat. Also we witness cops roughing up a teenage girl and when I came over, they put her down then asked a female cop to talk to the girl. So much for it being a Christmas Family Magical Place !!!! Did I mention, it's just a carnival? NO CHRISTMAS MUSIC, CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS THROUGHTOUT, NOTHING CHRISTMAS!!! For the amount of money you spend, just go to Disney and I am not exaggerating. They clearly put so little into making it great and just want to make the most money before they go out of business. DO NOT GO AND SPEND YOUR MONEY HERE! read more

Santa's Enchanted Forest - A Fight - Amusement Parks Near Me - Miami, Florida

Coming to Santa's Enchanted Forest you would expect a winter wonderland. Definitely, no winter wonderland here. The music throughout the park is rap or reggaeton. Living in Miami , I don't mind that type of music but it would be nice to have some Christmas music at the park . Since I can remember, it's been the same setup for the past years I've gone! Some of the decoration are really old and in much need of an update. Some of the Santa's are kinda creepy too (especially the one on the boat ). Entrance into the park is : Single Day Ticket - * CHILD (Ages 3-8) $26.17 * ADULT (Ages 9-64) $34.58 * SENIOR (Ages 65+) $26.17 I recommend to buy your tickets online because the lines are very long. **F.y.i Walgreens has a discount price of $7 or $8 off when you buy at the store. Bring cash at hand, most of the stands do not take cards. If you want to play the games , they are all $5. Food was too expensive Parking is free but hectic and you have to walk a lot to get to the entrance. There's are trolley stations in the parking lot for $1.25 per person round trip to the park read more

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I have not been in years! But if you want a Christmas themed amusement park this place is for you! Now inflation has been inflationing, but for one price you can come in and not have to worry about buying tickets for rides. I came in January after the rush and before they closed so the lines were non existent but it was perfect. They do have a fast pass which is an additional $30 and u can get a season pass which is absolutely worth it even if you only come twice. Got on as many rides as my stomach can handle and filled my belly full with my favorite carnival junk food. This place is great for kids and adults and I like how they have the kiddie and adult rides mixed up so everyone can take turns and have their fun. read more

This park is a stable of S Florida. I go every year and am never disappointed. I recommend going on a week day or earlier in the season that it's open because there's fewer people. Also if you go right when it opens at 5 pm it's usually empty and gets more packed around 9 pm. The shows are usually local magicians or performers that are solid and work on tips. The entrance decorations are a little run down but it's a very solid fair. I like the food stands variety from fair food to avoCado bowls and tacos and Argentinian grills. There's also a corn stand every other corner and many fried Oreos and funnel cake places. There's carnival games usually around 5$ and maybe 15-20 attractions. I went on a Tuesday and got on every ride without wait so I recommend that because it does get packed. Overall good night! read more

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If you're from miami you know Santa's IS CHRISTMAS. Although it isn't as magical as it felt when I was a child it is still a must do each holiday season. These hard working people put a lot of effort into it. I tried to spend as much money as possible just to help out. The best part was the red velvet funnel cake. Of course a carnival must is always corn dogs and French fries; which were amazing. read more

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This place is pretty awesome! Both my husband and I enjoyed ourselves and our toddler had a blast! Tons of food options, tons of rides, tons of games and holiday displays. The Christmas tree is beautiful and the music is great! For the three of us our tickets came out to be a little under $100 (this included admission and unlimited rides). This place is a huge carnival! Opened 3 months out of the year from 5pm-2am, I highly recommend checking this place out. Tip: come early. Parking fills up very quickly! read more

Santa's forest lost its enchantment! PLEASE DON'T GO! IT WAS HORRIBLE!!! The new site is mucky and small. No matter where you stand you are in someone's way. Everybody was RUDE! The rides are old, the decorations are NOT MAGICAL anymore, and the food SUCKED. It was $30 for parking, $92 for 2 regular 1 day tickets + $30 EACH for a FAST PASS that is a JOKE + you still have to pay for many activities. The lines were hours each. Two thumbs down. Save your $$$ and time. read more

Livid!!!! The ride staff are the MOST disrespectful and rudest people I have ever encountered in what's supposed to be a cheerful carnival. One staffer asked my 12 yr old son why was he yelling like a b*tch and at another ride a staffer made my son sit in between the legs of a total stranger after he kept saying "no I can't"; she literally physically pushed him while I was yelling at her and she ignored me until another family member caught on and stopped the situation. This just made the whole experience a nightmare. The loud reggaeton blasting at the large Christmas tree in the center of the carnival took away from the Christmas vibe. It was an epic fail!!! read more

Talk about a total shit hole! Well done on location placement of this place! No Christmas feel at all. This has to be the worst location for Santa's Enchanted Forest. It also looks like it sits on top of some sort of dump. It also trashes all your vehicles while you're there from all the dust from all the dirt that is on the ground. Also, you get to bring some sort of dirt inside your vehicle, which looks like some sort of concrete. I'm going to do my research and find out what this location is so that I can update my review. I must say Miami always finds a way to screw up some sort of holiday or some sort of event. Also, the animatronics for all the Christmas decorations do not work. The only thing that I can say works is a Christmas tree that gives off some sort of music. But guess what they're not even Christmas to get there. This just feels like a fair, not Santa's Enchanted Forest at all. I have always gone to Santa's Enchanted Forest but I will never recommend anyone to go at all. It really took the joy of me. Spending time with my family at Santa's Enchanted Forest. Be ready to spend your life savings here. The carnival people and the people operating the rise. Don't even look happy either. Matter fact, don't even speak English. And then when you speak English or somebody is like damn am I in a Third World country. I would not recommend anyone to spend even a dollar here. The new location name should be Santas enchanted garbage! read more

Santa's Enchanted Forest - Amusement Parks Near Me - Miami, Florida

Too overcrowded and ride was shut down waited 2 hours Had to stop and check if ride was operating right. Beautiful tho only good part read more

Horrible ! Not wheelchair accessible the gavel kept getting in the way of a smooth experience. I feel as we should t be charge for a wheelchair as they can not go on rides. Also less ride this year really sucks I was a party of 13 the crazy mouse was horrible they had hole throughout the whole line lots of people trying to cut and I told the workers they seem to careless. I was waiting for 1 1/2hour . read more

Santa's Enchanted Forest is a large holiday theme park that comes every year to Miami Tropical Park, located off of SR 826 at Bird Road. It's here from October 31- January 5, and there are so many unlimited rides, free shows, games, variety of foods, and attractions to choose from. The tickets are a bit pricey, but it's worth the seven hours of fun. You start off walking down a path illuminated by Christmas lights, which is captivating. You can smell the scent of food in the air. Foods like elephant ears, burgers, french fries, popcorn, nachos, pizza, turkey legs, etc. can be found throughout Santa's Enchanted Forest. If you buy things individually, it could be costly; so make sure you travel with people who likes to share. I planned not to eat anything until I was done going on the rides...for fear of vomiting. Some rides at the park were mediocre, some were good, and some rides made my head spin. There's this roller coaster ride called WINDSTORM that had me screaming at the top of my lungs. In my opinion, it was worse than Space Mountain in Disney's Magic Kingdom. If it wasn't for the security bars, I literally felt like I was going to fall out with the rides' rapid drops and turns. There's another ride called MAGNUM that caught me off guard. Once the speed picked up, I started spinning both forwards & backwards, which freaked me out. Rides like ROCK STAR and SEA RAY had me feeling queasy with its rocking motion; and there was this ride that was supposed to be scary, but it actually sucked. They need to take some pointers from Universal Studios Halloween Horror Nights. I, however found a few rides that I did enjoy. Besides being pestered by people trying to persuade me to spend money to play games and win big stuffed animals, I was barely entertained by watching a man with three Bengal tigers doing a few measly tricks. After my head stopped spinning and my stomach settled back in place, I started to enjoy myself again and took lots of pictures. Going to Santa's Enchanted Forest is a fun filled experience you can have with both friends and family. read more

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I went to Santa's forest for the first time in 10 Years. It had been a while since I had taken my daughter when she was little. Our memory of it was that it was a bit "carny" but in all it was a nice time. This time was not as good a time. We should have seen the signs as we parked. The parking people were in a violent argument, and raccoons seemed to be everywhere rummaging for food. When we got the 1/2 mile to the front we were met with a backlog of about 200 people waiting to buy the expensive tickets. There was a sad group of teens who's job it was to offer people a deal to cut the line if they paid more. It was a little sickening. Things didn't get much better inside. The displays were not good. The shows were alright, the performers were trying to do a good job. The music blasting throughout was more Marc Anthony than Christmassy. The ride area had some genuinely cool rides, but you had to get a special wrist band to go on them. Overall the entire experience was a let down. We had hoped for something "enchanting", but left with a depressed feeling. I would suggest going at the high cost of you are looking for some rides, and not Christmas Spirit. read more

Very disappointing. The place is very small you can walk the entire park literally four times in under an hour. It's dirty, sitting water with mud and occasionally smell of sewer. I would never come back here again. Eating this place a one star is an understatement. read more

Let me start by saying that I bring my kids here every year, We purchase the season pass for 30% off a month before it opens. Parking is free, over 100 rides, you have the kiddie rides, plus thrill rides, there is also Santa's Shows(acrobats & magic). The Ferris wheel this year is really nice and twice as big. One of the things that I enjoy is Bozo the clown making fun of people, and that is to get people to pay money to throw a baseball and it they hit the target he will drop into cold water. I suggest, eat before you come because the food is so EXPENSIVE and not good at all. There is a new sensation this year amongst young kids and teenagers. The kiosk is called Dragon Breath. So is basically fruity cereal puffs and liquid nitrogen. They sell two sizes small for $6.99 and Large for $9.99. In all honesty is nothing out of this world, is giant size fruity cereal puffs with nitrogen, why the sensation because when you eat it, as you are chewing smoke is coming out of your mouth or nose. So I guess that young kids and teenagers find it cool. But trust me is just like eating giant size Trix Cereal with nitrogen. I will definitely recommend this place and yes I will be coming until it closes in January. read more

The new Hialeah location is horrible. East 4th ave in Hialeah is not equipped for this amount of traffic. No signs on parking so people are unknowingly parking in the Hialeah park casino parking and are getting towed. Waited an hour and 45 minutes in the season pass admission line and gave up. I spoke to someone at the front of the line who said they had been waiting OVER 3 HOURS to get in. So horrifically disorganized. An absolute mess. read more

save your money!! this nothing like any other year before this. We went on a day that was raining i tried calling before hand but even at 5pm they dont pick up the phone. They didn't open until 7 due to the rain and even then... it was so bad. Don't wear shoes that you love there is mud and dirt EVERYWHERE. There is no music either, when you enter there is some christmas music but when you actually get to the rides the rides put what they want and most don't put anything. The employees are with straight faces, tired sitting on the rides until people line up. They don't treat you jolly and happy like you imagine they would. Don't expect jokes. It's also just like a mall when you enter and there's salespeople everywhere trying to rope you in to play their games. The prices don't go down from 5 to 10 dollars per try. The rides aren't exactly 100% safe either honestly it feels like a cheap youth fair i truly believe the youth fair is so much better than this. I wish i can put videos, its so silent in there all you hear is the wiring of the rides there is no ride with music but one. Theres an annoying dude with a mic asking you to throw a ball and make him splash for HOURS he was so annoying. People in the food stands are just sitting on their phones again, looking bored. These poor people are just trying to make a buck honestly i feel bad for them, hialeah is the worst place to ever place a santas. read more

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Horrible location. Super small compared to the tropical park location. Half the rides were not operating and also the decor was not as nice as the past years. I would like to say that the staff that were working there were super nice and very accommodating and not letting people skip the lines. Also the parking does not help, but I did park in someone's house for $20. read more

Nice place. Tons of stuff to do an eat. It's a Christmas carnival. The best parts were the mini shows going on. I am from New England, so first time away at that time of the year. It was Christmas in July for me. read more

Santa's Enchanted Forest - Christmas in July (for someone from New England) - Amusement Parks Near Me - Miami, Florida

12pm they close? NOT they closed at 11:30!! The man at the Carasol saw us getting in line and quickly shut down the ride. Even though we asked him why and we were here to please give us a ride that we still have 1/2 hour before closing time, he said no. I love Santa's but the people that work there don't! This is supposed to be a lasting great memory! Not nice at all!!! Becarefull with some rides they play music not suitable for family or kids! read more

Santa's Enchanted Forest - That's the time I took the picture, it was actually 11:30pm when they closed NOT 12am the time they are supposed to close. - Amusement Parks Near Me - Miami, Florida

It was my first time and I had so much fun, is family friendly, the food is amazing, the games are super fun and the attractions are great, but I'm not going to lie, some of them are a bit on the rusty side, like the dance house (it's time to close down) but besides that I loved it read more

Santa's Enchanted Forest - It's so fluffy!!!! - Amusement Parks Near Me - Miami, Florida

Need everyone to please share and let everyone know that Santas Enchantment Forest continues to not be a safe place for children. On saturday 11.26.16 My niece Leilani 8 years old was riding a ride when she got severely injured on her knee. I can not explain the terror I felt when I couldn't do anything to ease her pain. When asking for help I was given tissue paper for her injury. In this case that could have been prevented if the attraction would have taken the proper measures to provide safety. Please share. Want to make sure people understand that these rides are not safe. It could happen to your child! read more

There's a special spot for this place in my heart from a the years of coming here and spending almost all of every December here with friends and family. Every year, the Enchanted Forest comes by for a few months and provides a place of fun and relaxation, but only if you get the season pass. Seeing as how daily tickets can be up to $100 for a family, getting the $40 season pass (prepurchasing before it opens) is definitely worth it. They've got it all: rides, games, pizza, hot chocolate, magic shows, motorcycle stunts, bull rides, you name it. Get the pass and enjoy it every day it's here! read more

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Santa Enchanted Forest is not worth the money. Mind you, it is located next to the dump site. It is filled with mud. Most of the rides do not work. There is only a few Christmas lights. Do not bother. read more

Do not go if you have children that are curvy because they can't get on any of the rides, bring someone that speaks Spanish or it's going to take you 45 minutes to order 2 items to eat and DO NOT go with toddlers ages 8 months to 4 years, horrible experience. Never again read more

I went looking for the shitty experience everyone is disappointed to find at Santa's. Here's a list of the things I loved the most: The dark, sketchy parking lot gives you the reality check you need to fully embrace the forest. The lack of signage to guide you towards the park pushes you to explore. The entrance with the snow-spitting, maybe choking to death Santa. The one-eyed train that hasn't been fixed for almost two years because it would totally lose its charm. Surfer Santa. Fisher Santa. Jet-ski Santa. Astronaut Santa. The real, sad Santa. The random out of place shoppes such as Bamboo Pillows and Multicolor Hoverboards. The "EVERYTHING $5 expect large spiderman" store sign. The zebra that is actually a painted-on pony. The tiniest woman in the world. The passive aggressive personality of the Santa's enchanted forest personnel that are a great representation of "naughty" / "nice". Jamaican banana plush. Lysergic bear. The old, rusty, over sped and obviously not secure rides that are definitely more thrilling than a safe, boring, slow Disney ride. The rush you feel when walking back to the car, did someone break in or not? The fried food scent your clothes still emanate once you get home, so that you remember all the magic. TLDR I Wanted it to be shit and it's even shittier than expected. 5 stars. Would come again. read more

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Worst thing ever. Food gave me the worst diarrhea in the world. It tasted and was made terribly (overpriced). The rides are so underwhelming and with the lines that long, not worth it. Not to mention the amount of mud in the parking lot. My entire family stepped in it and got my brand new Model X Tesla dirty. The customer service and staff are also extremely rude. Never again, telling everyone in my facebook group chat to never come here. I'd you're wondering why this hell hole has a 2.5 star rating, consider this review. Yours truly, Mrs. Dyurna. #DefundSEF read more

Recently moving to Miami from the north in August, it hasn't really felt like Christmas here for me. How could it? It's hot, there is no snow and rarely do you see any type of Christmas lights hung anywhere. I actually almost forgot about Christmas because you don't even know it's winter here. A group of friends decided to give this place a go to try to find Florida's version of Christmas. Of course I read reviews and was mortified. I was ready to experience one of the worst travesties in my life by what had been reviewed. OK, I thought. Maybe they just don't know Christmas here? I put myself in the mindset of a horrible night, but still went because I wanted some hope of gaining the Christmas spirit. Honestly, I don't know why people rate this place so low? Yes, it's a glorified carnival. Yes, carnivals are not he cleanest. This is not Disney, but to save the 4 hour drive, I'd go to Santa's Enchanted Forest over Disney any day. The lights are nice and the displays along the walkway before getting into the more carnival type area are (some) actually really well done. Of course there is your traditional carni food along with the typical south Florida cuisine. Everything is over priced as it should be and everything is dipped in grease, again, as it should be. For real though. It's what you make it. You want Disney, go to Disney. You want South Florida, hokey holiday fun then you found your spot. I was actually mildly impressed by the rides. I was scared as shit to ride them as I'm sure they inspections weren't the thorough, but I closed my eyes and prayed a lot during the ride. Give it a shot. It's the only thing I've found here remotely related to Christmas. I feel the spirit and spirit isn't code word for anything sexual either. Just go, have a good time. If you're in the mood to have a good laugh then you have no reason to be disappointed. read more

Sorry Michelle and Chris, I really like you guys, but unlike you, i did not grow up in So Fla so I don't have fond childhood memories of this place. It might be the proximity to Orlando and the frequency of our trips to Universal and Disney, that have us used to higher standards, but every time I go to Santa's I leave feeling sorry for having gone. I feel ripped off, never feel safe in the rides, the food is crap and overpriced... I end up going to a bar to forget that I was there as fast as possible. Can't in good consciousness recommend that anyone come to Miami and waste their money going here. Drive by the place on the Palmetto, take a picture of it, and keep going. read more

Very nice place. My boyfriend and I we bought the season pass and it was the best decision ever. We went almost every day and we had a wonderful time enjoying the food and rides. The park gets full mostly during the weekend, Saturday in specific. I believe it's better to have the season pass and make some time to visit after 5pm. I would definitely to it again next year. read more

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First and most importantly, the carnival food is great as always. Tried the red velvet funnel cake for the first time it was delicious! Definitely a must try! Less rides from previous years, a lot smaller. Everyone was nice, atmosphere was decent. The ride "Polar Express" was a bit too intense than I remember. Had us feeling terrible for about an hour. Overall had a good time...eating. read more

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So basically I come here every year to gain a couple pounds. I'm not a fan of carnival rides, since I don't trust them at all. But the food at santas enchanted forest never fails to satisfy my tummy. read more

Santa's Enchanted Forest - Amusement Parks Near Me - Miami, Florida

Becoming a family tradition Bathrooms aren't the best but what fair/carnival has good bathrooms Will go again :) read more

This place sucks I got in for free and it still sucks so I'm not even bothered by the price If I would have paid $30+ to get harrased by circus folk holding darts, basketballs and ghetto fishing sticks, I would be livid The part that bothered me the most was the Christmasy part that you walk through when you first get in It made no eff'n sense Rock-n-Roll Grinch? Inflatable Santa that looked like he hadn't showered since Thanksgiving It was all very depressing I did enjoy the rides like the Crazy Mouse and all the other that spin you three different ways I also thoroughly enjoyed my Roasted Corn That is two good things and a bunch of bad so Two Stars read more

Family fun... But bring friends for your kid to ride with if you can't stomach the spinners - They're everywhere!!! They have coupons somewhere for free entry for kids under 10. Sea lion, tiger, magic, and other shows. The kids liked it. I wouldn't recommend this place for other reasons. read more

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I came here with my friends this past weekend and had a great time! There was soooo much food! Fried oreos, fried snickers, corn dogs, oh my! There wasn't a lot of rides, but the ones they had were pretty good. All the "cool" rides had the longest lines I've ever seen at a fair! So we didn't do as much as we would have liked. The side shows we're pretty cool. We stopped to watch the motorcycle and highwire act, which was awesome. The "snake" lady and the "worlds smallest horse" was a load of CRAP. Don't waste your dollar. The lights are pretty however the other decor is ghetto and only good for a laugh! So here's a funny story... While browsing at one of the booths that sold sombarros, flag necklaces and anything you could ever imagine from Cuba, Puerto Rico, Mexico....etc etc etc, my friend put on a Cuba hat and I snapped a photo of her. A second later some guy who worked at the booth comes running up after us, yelling something in spanish. Now we are as white as they come, so we looked at him puzzled. He started pointing to a hand written sign in spanish at the booth. I told him we didn't speak spanish. Apparently it said "photos with hats, $1". I told him I was very sorry and I didn'nt have anymore cash on me. He then demanded that he watch me DELETE the picture from my camera. My boyfriend, who is Cuban, came up and said, "Hey man, look they didn't know what they were doing." and he mumbled something about a dollar. So I pretended to delete the picture and walked away. I then started paying attention to all the "Caution: high voltage signs"-THEY WERE ALL IN SPANISH! Okay, I understand I live in South Florida. I understand the majority of people here speak spanish, hell, I date one of them. But WTF! All in all, we had a good night. But this ain't Disney's Christmas display, this is Miami! read more