We came here around lunchtime on a weekday and early January and it was pretty dead. There are a…read morefew souvenir shops and one place that sold breakfast until noon. There were signs around about panhandlers, but we were only approached by one couple. The funniest thing was walking on the pier and seeing everyone fishing. There was a small area between the restaurant and the fishing area that had signs posted to not fish there. There was at least 10 people fishing there. We also were able to watch a couple surfers, even though the waves were not big.

Maybe before Joe got office the economy & place was the spot but it is definitely not the spot…read moreanymore. I genuinely felt like I was walking through a third world country... it stunk, the paint was faded, signs damaged/not lit up, very hunky and gross. I would not recommend this place OR Daytona to anyone. It's a great disappointment!

Great service. Friendly people, music was good, different crowds depending on the time but I had…read morefun and went two nights in a row

The full moon is a great venue to visit for motorcycle events and concerts. I'm sure there are many…read moreother events held here but I usually come up for biketoberfest and bike week. As many of you locals know, these events can last anywhere from four days to almost two weeks which allows multiple opportunities to visit annually, hang out with friends, see all the great shows and have some awesome food and drink. If you have never been to the Full Moon during a motorcycle event you should definitely give it a try. All the concerts are free, the beer is relatively cheap and the girls are beautiful! If you only have a chance to see one band while your here, mark your calendar for Rockit Fly, they pull the biggest crowd and it is always a blast. Rockit Fly is a local favorite and all of the members are personable and easy to talk to. Twisted tea is $3, Bud and Bud light is $4, Yuengling is $5. There are multiple food vendors on site providing items like: large turkey legs, sausage and peppers, chicken on a stick, funnel cakes, french fries, loaded fries, loaded nachos, corn dogs, large pork chops, Philly cheesesteaks, brisket, ribs and much more. Note: it can get loud in here so bring earplugs as a precaution. There are times when I have no problems at all but if I've been listening to bands all day it's nice to know that I have them if I need them. Additional Note: There is minimal seating at the Full Moon but there are bar ledges on the perimeter of the entrance off Main street where you can lean, take a partial load off and watch the bikes go by. The main stage is outdoors with tons of room for large groups. There is also an indoor bar in the back (by the food vendors) with another stage where secondary shows/contests take place in the air conditioning.

We LOVED this place !! Took my husband for hi Birthday and he LOVED it !! The food is wonderful…read moreand the Luau was Entertaining even though it is inside... Highly Recommend !!

I took my husband to the Polynesian Luau for his birthday. He isn't usually too enthusiastic about…read moretrying new places, but I thought this might be different. We arrived about 4:40 for the 5:00 show and parked behind the building. There were several spots on the side of the building, but I didn't feel like driving around. There was a lovely sitting area while we waited to go in. The staff was extremely friendly from the moment we arrived. At 5:00 on the dot, they blew conch horns and led us to the dining area. We had wonderful seats and were told we could go to the buffet as soon as we liked. I had heard mixed reviews about the food, so I was a bit nervous, especially being his birthday. There were two separate sections, one for hot and one for cold. The cold side had salads; fruit, green, macaroni and crab (which was AMAZING!!!). The hot side had fried rice, beef meatball, teri chicken, pulled pork, rolls and veggies. I thought the selection was more than adequate and although the food wasn't necessarily 5 star, I had no complaints. They had chocolate and vanilla cake for desert as well. The show was in two parts, the first consisting mostly of singing. I felt like there was a problem with the announcer's microphone because everything sounded muffled. It completely gave out and he tried shouting, but no one could hear him. Later he came out with another which was much better. Some of the jokes were a little corny, but they took a 10 minute intermission and then they came out with dancers and fire twirlers and drummer and I was REALLY impressed. My husband said he enjoyed himself, which was a huge compliment to everyone there. I would highly recommend this dinner and show!!!!

A big shout out from the hills of Tennessee to the bartender Tom great bartender, good courteous…read moreeverything was great

The restaurant is normal, nothing particularly unique. But basically functional, casual, and…read morebeachy. We had some relaxing live music... just an overall great beach experience. Riptides has a full bar and many adorable craft cocktail offerings. I went for the house margarita (several) which were excellent! While I normally wait until later to type my reviews, today I am growing old waiting on my grandson to finish his all-you-can-eat crab legs. We came here for Mother's Day, 8 of us. 2 had the AYCE crab legs which they both say were phenomenal. I had blackened red snapper. A couple of us had popcorn shrimp which were crisp and fresh and tasty. Two got the NY Strip and it was cooked (rare) and amazing--and that is saying A LOT for a seafood restaurant. Our server was Dillon and I cannot say enough good things about him. With 2 people on the AYCE menu, he never missed a lick! Nobody ran out of drink. Nobody ran out of food. Our AYCE diners didn't have to sit around and wait on the next serving. Dillon was always one step ahead of us, super upbeat and friendly, and the show never stopped. While several of the menu items are market price-- cha-ching--it is totally worth the extra chub.

Had a great time. We showed up about noon and enjoyed several hours at the water park. Both the…read moreadults and children enjoyed the slides and wave pool. The park wasn't packed so that was nice. The staff were helpful and kind. We didn't purchase any food or drinks on site so I can't speak on any of that. But they did provide a free water cooler which is all we needed. Lockers were available but we didn't use one. Plenty of seating and there's also shaded seating that can be rented if you choose. Also available were "cabanas" to rent which had tables and chair and a cooler you can use if you had a large party or something. We left, cleaned up and went to dinner then came back that evening to do the go carts and laser tag. The go cart staff was cool and everything went smoothly. The carts and maintained and ran well. The laser tag was fun also. We met several friends there and had a good time. Overall would recommend Daytona lagoon. Some prices seemed high but hey, welcome to Daytona beach in 2024 ‍. We'd go back.

The water park is not bad. But the staff sucks and the arcade is horrible half the machines do not…read morework or half work and the other half do not work. Its lame so disappointed Dave and busters in port orange way better spend your money there

You feel Ike you are really on a beach vacation when walking around these little shops it's a lot…read moreof fun

. . . It's actual a building with three floors and very clean. It is not so big. It is a tourist…read morespot. I say a must-do, just to check it out and say visit it. The place is popular and people talk about it. It has souvenir stores, restaurants, candy stores, an ice cream shop, and other stores. It is colorful and clean inside. The entrance has a huge sign so it is easy to spot. This shopping center has a parking garage. What is convenient and great about parking is that is right across from the shops. The garage connects to the building with a walking bridge. The bridge was clean and colorful. A good place to take pictures. . . . I saw towards the back of the shops a bandshell. A nice area with chairs. I don't know if it's part of the shops but I just wanted to mention that if you keep walking towards the back there are more things to see.

Today we went to Ormond Beach as a family to play Putt Putt at Pirate's Cove…read more We has so much fun!! Calliope was all smiles through most of it but had to have her bottle around the 14th hole. Definitely need to do this one again. It was si much fun. Deacon & Saige really enjoyed doing this. With us!

My favorite mini golf course of all time! I been comign here since I was 4 and still go when we…read morevisit Florida! Kind of pricey but totally worth it

I love to go to the Daytona Bandshell for all kinds of events! Right next to Ocean Walk Shoppes,…read moreit is a great location.

It had been a rainy thunderous afternoon but the Cleaning Team and StageHands did their magic and…read morewe were able to watch and listen to some Amazing Live Performances. They were great !

I attended a women's christian conference at Ocean Center last weekend. There was a huge sign…read moreoutside directing everyone to the entry door with bathrooms to the right as soon as we walked in. I hopped in the long line which moved very quickly. I had my QR code ready for scanning. I waited roughly 5-7 minutes to get inside the large conference room. Not bad! I found my group and took a seat. There was a large stage where the worship team lead us in praise music. Priscilla Shirer had a smaller stage built out in front of the original stage which put her closer to the audience. I thought this was a nice touch! I pre-ordered the box lunch as I didn't want to leave the conference center to find food. Or be tempted to buy junk food at the conference center food stands. When we broke for lunch I got in line to pick up my box lunch and bottled water. Once again I had my QR code ready. I waited roughly five minutes in this line. My friends and I took our lunches outside and found some shade. I enjoyed a Boar's Head turkey sandwich with lettuce, tomato and cheese. There were mayonnaise and mustard packets in the box, plus a bag of plain kettle chips and a small soft chocolate chip cookie. The lunch was pricey at $22, but it was worth having it prearranged. And it was a decent meal. I enjoyed my time in Ocean Center and would definitely attend another event!

We came here with some friends to attend the Bert Kreischer's Full Throttle Festival presented by…read moreMando. Ticket prices started at $75 GA, $250 for VIP, and over $1,000 for Platinum. Parking was $15 in one of the local parking garages and overflow area. The event stated the doors were to open at 6pm but staff did not let anyone in until 7pm. Once we got in, we noticed there was no seating anywhere in the center except for right up in front of the main stage and that was for platinum guests. There were some seating and tall boy tables in the corridors and lobby area outside of the main event area. VIP and Platinum had their own restrooms and bartenders which was nice; however, if you were VIP or Platinum you needed to leave the main event area and go back out to the hallway and lobby to get drinks. The bar by the stage was purchase only and not included with their package. The food here was absolute crap. It all sounded wonderful from the advertisements and when reading the menu but everything was cooked hours ahead of time, was wrapped in aluminum foil and kept in bus bins. None of the food was hot or cold, just room temp. We came hungry thinking there would be plenty of hot fresh food being made by vendors but everything had been sitting around since 3pm, gross!! We broke down and got a hot dog with pulled pork with a bag of chips and split it ($14), fingers crossed we wouldn't get food poisoning. Drink pricing was outrageous. $5.50 for canned water and soda, $13 for a 12oz beer, $13 for Hard Lemonade, $18 for specialty cocktails. The only saving grace is that the bartenders poured heavy, so thank you for that. The vendors were not really offering any samples or anything just a bunch of tchotchkes we didn't need and you had to scan a QR code and sign up for every single one if you wanted anything, why bother; my email is already full, no thank you! The comedy was just Ok, we thought Bert would have performed something new but he just did the whole 'Machine' skit again, if you know it, its long and if you already heard it several times and seen the movie, it's funny but we need something new brother! The DJs weren't really my thing but they did bring the party to the younger crowd. Ernest-Ernest and Lynyrd Skynyrd's performances were phenomenal. These two bands just made my night. The sound was better than expected especially with all the hard surfaces and concrete floors, I was a bit worried. If we could do this all over again, I would eat good meal before coming here and just show up an hour before the bands start because the rest of the time we were just standing around for what seemed like forever.

I visited MOAS for a first date, and the value was absolutely on point. For everything included, I…read moreleft feeling impressed and genuinely satisfied. The woman at the entrance was kind and helpful, though she spoke so softly my ADHD brain had to lean in like a detective--but her directions were spot on. Inside the main building, the art from Cuba was the star for me--bold, vibrant, full of life. Some of my absolute favorites were in the Cuban art section--each piece felt like it was humming with its own frequency. The geometric painting (the one drenched in deep reds, burnt oranges, and that sharp black hourglass shape) hit me first. It's bold, mathematical, yet somehow spiritual--like a coded message meant for anyone perceptive enough to catch it. Very "guardian-spirit-meets-mid-century-modern." I stood there longer than I expected. The giant ancient sloth? Unreal. I wish they'd place a modern-day sloth beside it, just so my brain could process the scale without glitching. The bug/kids section was unexpectedly adorable. The kids were living their best lives, and honestly, I was right there with them--zero shame. I did drive over to the second building for the "It's a Ship Show" exhibit, and okay... I see what they did with the title. At first glance I read it as "It's a Sht* Show," and for a split second I thought MOAS got sassy. The artwork leaned heavily into still life, and to me it felt more like pieces you'd find in an upscale lounge, a refined boutique hotel, or a polished restaurant--visually pleasing but not as emotionally stirring as the main gallery. Just my personal taste. I could've spent more time wandering around, but I was on a first date with someone who kept making me laugh. I felt like the loud kid in class trying to stay quiet in a museum. Overall, great value, memorable art, and a surprisingly fun atmosphere. I'd definitely go again--preferably when I'm not giggling through every exhibit.

Beautiful place - two buildings full of Fun, Art, activities for kids.... We went to the…read moreplanetarium- Great presentation- on the ceiling makes you feel like you're in space! The two train coaches- with the scene set up to show you life on a luxurious train from decade ago. The race cars and luxury cars- light blue Lincoln Continental was awesome