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Treetop Trekking Miami

3.6 (24 reviews)
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Last track at the last leg. What is this type of bridgework?
Carmen S.

Oh, Girl. This was a crazy workout. A day later and I am still sore. A group of us went and 6 out of 9 of us made it on all 4 tracks. It is very intense. Please have decent upper body strength. A lot of physicality but so fun!!! I really pushed myself because I certainly wanted to quit. That last track had me sitting down on a couple of the platforms. But got through. Drink lots of water and stay hydrated between tracks. They say no outside food and drinks but we were told we could have brought reusable water bottles. So......Bring a reusable water bottle. Bottled water is $6 a pop. Go early in the morning and during the fall. It got really hot up there. We started at 10 am and finished by 1. The sun was playing zero games! It was so hot and so humid. So wear sunscreen too and sunglasses but have the neck loop to keep them attached to your face. We had to pour some out for the sunglasses that were lost in the trees. All in all....Excellent experience!!! So glad we got through!! And so glad we went! They need to get Treetop Trekking t-shirts!!!

Abel R.

This was no joke. I bought the 4 course trail and managed to do only 1 course. After that I quit. My anxiety was up the roof. I don't know where I got this fear of heights but is something I want to overcome. You will need gloves for this adventure! Your hands will be raw from holding tight at the metal cables. They do provide one but if you're picky bring your own. Other than that, my friends had a great time.

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Lizaveta B.

It was fun. A lot of fun. Definitely recommend trying but if you unsure of your physical abilities I would recommend to stick with Explorer's Trek. Also time it properly since if you end up on a top track between 1-3 pm sunscreen might not save you and it feels hot as hell in helmet. Either than that it's truly enjoyable activity for kids and adults.

Natalie T.

I had so much fun all in all. I came alone and made a friend that was also there alone. It is super scary at first until you get the hang of it, it becomes kinda fun. It is meant to spike your adrenaline but the team does a great job of safety measures. One of the employees have to come to the middle of zipline and pulled my weight himself back to the post since I didn't grab the base on time lol. It is a super fun scary workout though for sure but I definitely think it's a great activity for your mental because at the beginning of each obstacle, you're going to think it's impossible to do but will get through it eventually by persisting. I also couldn't afford to lose face behind the 10 year old little boy in front of me doing it. Super fun to do with a friend group too I bet. Staff were are super kind and friendly, EXCEPT one thing I will say is that the Guest Relations/Service part of the building IRONICALLY had the worst service in the whole world. They lucky everybody else was so cool I couldn't give them less than 4 stars. But I came in there and said excuse me maybe 10 times and still no response until I told the YOUNGER staff that are doing the check in and ziplining process about it and they went behind the counter to get the ladies. One of the girls acted like it was such a chore to check my bag in like it's not something she's getting paid for. Guess what happened when I went to go check out my bags... no response again. Another staff member from the ziplines had to go grab somebody... What are those girls getting paid to do???? It's really unfair to everybody else there actually working. Anyway, the wristband for the ziplined also gives you access to the zoo which I adored too. The parrots talk back, the animals especially the monkeys are so beautiful to me. My only advice to this business is to train/re-establish their position the front desk of your literal customer service building because they clearly do not understand their role. They don't have to be at the desk all the time if nobody's there but I shouldn't have to wait 7 mins saying excuse me multiple times and having to grab staff from another department TWICE in one visit to help me.

Jade R.

It's around $65 per adult. There's only 2 small courses and 2 small zip lines. I thought it was very short for the money. But still had a good time. It's self guided, instructors were clear on everything they briefed. I wouldn't not recommend this place but definitely not the first place you should try.

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4.3(93 reviews)
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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.

I've been coming to this fair for more than 20 years. I used to ride all the rides, but with age…read moreand some back problems, I mostly come now to enjoy the fair food. That said, it's becoming quite expensive to try different foods, with most plates ranging from $15-$20 each. This year they added something new by bringing animals into the expo area, which was a nice and interesting addition. Aside from that, everything else felt pretty much the same. In the end, I spent about $40 on just three items.

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Jungle Island - Jungle island!

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3.2(560 reviews)
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What's firstly amazing about Jungle Island is how missable it is after driving by it on this island…read moreFOR YEARS. Just makes finally having visiting this venue so much more special with how incredible it is. Secondly, amazing is how big it feels despite its size and location (granted, I visited at night for a special event, so your mileage may vary) - though I admit, the exhibits seem too small for some of their fauna inhabitants. Third and finally, visiting it for said special event, Luminosa, was ABSOLUTELY wondrous. Made the visit absolutely worth it (even if my bus almost missed the stop). Plus, the staff is so kind and accommodating. We as a society need to invest and support spaces and places like this that not only offer incredible experiences, but also give back to all its visitors and urban spaces they inhabit - even if they're on a small, missable island (jajaja).

This whole experience is honestly NOT worth it and is a cash grab from the $20 parking to charging…read morefor every single thing. This was $90 for 2 adults JUST to get in Go to the Miami zoo instead for an ENORMOUS zoo for the EXACT same price, FREE parking and way MORE animal encounters The fact that you have to wait in line after buying your ticket online to get "checked in" for a wristband is ridiculous and quite frankly dumb and inefficient. Even more when you sign the waivers online. What's the point? Not a good way to start the day and experience. The young lady's attitude in the ticket booth did not help. If I hadn't bought the tickets online, I would have left right there. The blanket waivers they make you sign is also utterly ridiculous. $25 per person including for those under 2 to feed bunnies!! Like you can buy your own bunnies for this. For context, it's $10 to feed a RHINO at the miami zoo (and not per person!) I honestly don't recommend for kids under 6 as there's not much they can do other than one playground which you can do anywhere for free. Otherwise all the animal encounters are for 6 and up and extra. One and done - definitely glad we didn't go for father's day car show

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2.6(193 reviews)
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We booked the last week in January so we got a discount. I probably wouldn't have paid the original…read moreprices 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.

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