Miami City Pass ( Per day)

 1. Big Bus Miami Hop-On, Hop-Off Classic TourWith us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.Get one-day access to all routes.Pre-recorded audio commentary available in 6 different languages.Tick Miami's top attractions and landmarks off of your itinerary with the help of the pre-recorded commentary. What's more, you'll also get information, history, and tidbits on Miami's most famous spots. Or, if you'd prefer, opt for the pre-recorded audio commentary in 6 languages.On this Miami sightseeing bus tour, you'll be able to check out both the beach views and the city architecture. And what a city it is. Check out the impressive Art-Deco architecture, the iconic buildings that have been used in many films, and the massive ships coming in to dock at the port. This open-top bus offers a comfortable way to travel and is ideal for soaking up some of that famous Miami sunshine. Be sure to check out the Big Bus Miami map before you go and plan your favorite sights to make the most of your tour.Big Bus Miami Hop-On, Hop-Off Classic Tour highlightsThe Barnacle Historic State Park – Miami is more than just beaches. This oasis is the perfect spot to enjoy the natural surroundings, picnic with friends or bird watch.Port of Miami – see the huge cargo ships and floating hotels in the cruise capital of the world.Ocean Drive – admire the Art Deco architecture and glimpse filming locations along this famous road.Wynwood – discover colorful murals showcasing large-scale works by some of the world’s best-known street artists.Little Havana – explore Miami’s vibrant Cuban heart with Latin American Art, Restaurants and walk-up windows to try the famous Cuban coffee.2. Miami SeaquariumWith us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.Get free admission to the Miami Seaquarium.Includes access to all Miami Seaquarium shows including Top Deck Dolphin Show and Golden Dome Sea Lion Show.Explore 38-acres and witness hundreds of animals.Dive in and explore the oceans most amazing creatures at Miami Seaquarium. Enjoy amazing marine mammal shows with dolphins and sea lions that delight children of all ages. See world-class sea life exhibits with manatees, sea turtles, penguins, rays and more. Learn about wildlife rescue and marine animal care at the Conservation Outpost. Miami Seaquarium provides a full day of education and fun for visitors of all ages with 38 acres to explore and hundreds of animals to discover.There's so much to do and see at the Miami Seaquarium. Learn about protecting manatees, rescuing coral reefs, and how to help endangered sea turtles. The Miami Seaquarium provides a full day of fun for visitors of all ages with 38 acres to explore and hundreds of animals to discover.If you want to make your visit even more memorable, opt to add on one of the Miami Seaquarium Animal Encounters. Whether you’re interested in swimming with the Dolphins, Harbor Seals, or getting up close with a penguin there’s something for everyone. Advance reservations are required and additional fees apply.Miami Seaquarium highlightsTop Deck Dolphin Show – see bottlenose dolphins perform acrobatics as they leap and roll through the air and water. You can also view these incredible creatures above and below water at any time.Golden Dome Sea Lion Show – watch as Salty the Sea Lion and his Reef Rangers show off their comedy timing as they explore the reef in the search for a littering diver. You'll also learn about protecting the ocean from trash, and recycling.Killer Whale and Dolphin Show – see Pacific white-sided dolphins living, playing, and performing alongside Lolita the killer whale.Flipper Dolphin Show – this Caribbean-themed show is focused on everyone's favorite dolphin, Flipper. There’s also a historic display of images and nostalgia from the original TV show at the entrance of Flipper's stadium.Touch Pools – get hands-on and touch bamboo sharks, cleaner fish, and invertebrates.Caribbean Flamingoes – see these pink-feathered birds as they enjoy their tropical surroundings.Penguin Isle – see the penguins up close in this new exhibit, then learn all about them in the interactive displays.Manatee Exhibit – discover the ocean's gentle giants and learn more about their rescue and rehabilitation.Conservation Outpost – learn about sea turtles and manatees and the challenges they face in the wild.Tortuga Flats – find out more about the five endangered sea turtle species in this exhibit.Seal and Sea Lion – observe these amazing creatures and even feed them if you time your visit right.Discovery Bay – this wild mangrove forest is entirely natural, enjoy the peace and quiet overlooking Biscayne Bay.Miami Seaquarium factsThe seaquarium has been welcoming visitors since 1955 - so they know their stuff!In 1985 Amanda the sea lion was the first sea lion in the world to undergo cataract surgery.3. Island Queen Millionaire's Row Sightseeing CruiseWith us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.Enjoy a 90-minute Miami boat tour to see the city from the water.Narrated Miami sightseeing tour in English and Spanish included.See Miami celebrity homes along the way.Includes discounts for dining and more yacht tours.This 90-minute Millionaire’s Row Miami Cruise takes in the homes of the rich and famous, as well as all the sights that the city is famous for, like those long stretches of sandy beach and striking Art Deco buildings.There's something equally exciting and extravagant about a guided tour narrated simultaneously in both English and Spanish. That's what you'll get with this Millionaire's Row Miami scenic cruise. The in-depth history of the Biscayne Bay area mixed with the luxurious views of Port of Miami, Fisher Island, Miami Beach, Millionaire’s Row, and much more.As you pass South Beach, look out for the colorful lifeguard huts and crowds of people sunbathing on the sand. South Beach was the first section of Miami Beach to be developed in the early 1900s and has since become one of the most glamorous places in the city. It’s jam-packed with nightclubs, five-star restaurants, pool clubs, and more. Next, you’ll see Millionaire’s Row, the stretch of land on Collin’s Avenue made up of Miami’s most luxurious real estate. These Miami houses are more than just houses, they’re compounds and you'll get a taste for how the rich and famous life when you catch a glimpse. The yacht offers an air-conditioned lower deck with picture windows and an open upper deck so you can see the Miami skyline in the fresh air. You can also purchase soft drinks, cocktails, and snacks aboard.Millionaire’s Row Miami Cruise highlightsVenetian Islands – the luxury islands straddling the Biscayne Bay embody idyllic tropical living. Get a sneak-peek into the exclusive lifestyle of the rich and famous!Star Island – from extravagant mansions to cristal-clear, turquoise waters, this aptly named island is not to be missed. Be sure to keep your eyes out for its star-studded residents.Port of Miami – at the heart of historic Dodge Island lays PortMiami, the 11th largest cargo container port in the United States.Fisher Island – what do Oprah Winfrey, Boris Becker, and Julia Roberts all have in common? You guessed it – they have all lived on Fisher Island.Palm Island – let the views of Al Capone andBarbara Walters former residences leave you breathless.Hibiscus Island– famously known for its Latin Quarter, aka "hot spot" that has historically showcased some of the most celebrated entertainment stars in the world like Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, Jerry Lewis, and many more!Bayfront Park – this 32-acre urban park in Downtown Miami welcomes residents and vacationers alike to bike along its banks, shop in the waterfront mall, andfeatures a range of impressive monuments and memorials.American Airlines arena – this sports and entertainment multi-purpose arena hosts a range of events from Disney on Ice to NBA matches.Miami Herald Building – the Miami Herald has become an intriguing part of Miami's historic past – winning itsPulitzer Prize in 1950 and is now serves as Miami’s longest continuously published newspaper.V&A Museum of Childhood – this creative hub inspires and empowers young people to become active-creative-makers in their community through interactive exhibits and thought-provoking activities.Parrot Jungle Island – if you are looking to experience Kangaroos, penguins, primates, and - of course - an abundance of Parrots up-close, this is the perfect spot for you to check out!Miami Beach – arguably one of the most visited outdoor spots in south Florida, this lush beach gives you a new perspective to celebrity-dom – just check out the quirky models and celebrities statues to see what we mean.South Point Park - with panoramic views of the South Beach shoreline, classy walking paths, and sweeping views of the ocean, this 17-acre urban park is not to be missed.Frost Museum of Science – from human anatomy to wildlife wonders, this fun-filled knowledge hubwill leave you enlightened and awestruck.Millionaire’s Row Miami Cruise factsThe Port of Miami is known as the cruise capital of the world because of the volume of cruise ships that dock there.Miami was founded by a women Julia Tuttle, who is known as the 'Mother of Miami'.There are over 800 Art Deco-style buildings in the city.4. Everglades Alligator Farm and Airboat RideWith us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.Gain access to the Everglades Alligator Farm's exhibits and interactive shows.Enjoy an airboat ride across the Everglades with a guide.Alligator feedings and snake shows included.There are over 2,000 alligators at the Everglades Alligator Farm to see before hopping on an airboat and cruising across the waters in search of more unique species.The Everglades National Park is home to exotic snakes, crocodiles, turtles and native birds, and you'll get the chance to see them all on your guided tour of the area. Whizz across the shallow waters enjoying views of the marshlands and rivers of grass. Your guide will provide the commentary as you go and point out all the creatures along the way. At the Alligator Farm, you'll also get entry to the shows, talks, and feedings which include a snake show and a thrilling alligator show.Everglades Alligator Farm and Airboat Ride highlightsSnake show – get over your fear of snakes by learning about the slippery species and even holding one if you dare. You'll discover how to spot a snake in the Everglades and which ones are the most dangerous.Alligator show – see how the expert handlers interact with the creatures, learn about their care, and meet a baby crocodile.Alligator feeding – watch alligators chomp down their lunch at this unique viewing. Learn how they catch their prey in the wild and all about their eating habits.Alligator factsAlligators are known as opportunistic feeders, so they'll eat just about anything they can overpower. Their diet consists mainly of snakes, rough fish, turtles, and birds.Crocodile tears are a real thing. Both alligators and crocodiles shed genuine tears, but only to clean and moisturize their eyes – not because they're sad.5. Gray Line Miami: Everglades Airboat Adventure TourWith us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.30-minute airboat tour of the Everglades included.Enjoy commentary from your captain.Get the chance to see alligators and exotic species up close.Day Trip to Bimini Bahamas Economy Class –  pass holders receive 25% off by using code SMART25 when booking online at graylinemiami.com.Hop on and go! Explore the Everglades's fascinating wildlife as you ride along its waterways on this exhilarating airboat tour.On the Gray Line Miami: Everglades Airboat Adventure Tour, you'll see South Florida's unique tropical marshlands up close, with hardwood hammocks, pine rockland, grasslands, estuarine mangrove forests, and other distinctive ecosystems to explore. There are plenty of exotic animals to see in their natural habitat too – keep your eyes peeled for alligators, snakes, crocodiles and more as you catch a glimpse of their homes. Your everglades airboat captain will narrate the 30-minute ride as you delve deep into the Everglades wilderness, providing all the facts about the flora, fauna, and creatures in the area. Don't forget to snap plenty of photos of the alligators and the breathtaking panoramic views of the wetlands along the way.Everglades factsIn the 1800s there were attempts to drain the Everglades but issues with canals and floods resulted in a repeal of those efforts. 50% of the Everglades were eventually converted into farmland and in the 1970s they became protected land.Ever wondered why alligators have such dazzling smiles? They have around 80 teeth in their jaws at any given time which are replaced when they wear down and fall out.6. Zoo MiamiWith us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.Watch animal feedings, talks, and shows.3,000 animals and over 1,200 plants from across the globe to see.Gain access to the largest Asian-themed aviary in the western hemisphere.Zoo Miami is home to more than 3,000 animals and over 1,200 plants and trees from its native Florida, as well as Africa, Asia, the Amazon, and Australia. Explore five themed zones and come face-to-face with jaguars, lions, elephants, bears, camels, and many more species from across the globe.This is among the best places to visit in Miami with the family. There’s just so much to do and see at Zoo Miami. Along with the animal habitats, there are feedings to watch and zookeeper talks where you can learn about the zoo's conservation efforts and how the animals are cared for. You can also learn all about animals closer to home in an exhibit focusing on the incredible creatures native to Florida. You'll see black bears, bald eagles, crocodiles, among many others, and get to check out their habitat.Zoo Miami highlightsWings of Asia Aviary – this is the largest Asian-themed aviary in the western hemisphere (at over 54,000 sq. ft) and is home to 300 free-flying birds of around 70 different species.Florida: Mission Everglades – meet some of the incredible creatures that call Florida home. Experience coastal mangrove marshes to vast grasslands, and see North American Black Bears, Bobcats, Bald eagles, American Crocodiles, Roseate Spoonbills, and American Alligators.Jungle Journey Playground – kids can run around and play in this animal-themed play area. It's half-jungle, half-water park, and a whole lot of fun.Critter Connection – feed camels, stroke barnyard animals, and learn about native and exotic creatures from around the world.Zoo Miami factsZoo Miami boasts 750 acres of land and is the only tropical zoo in the continental United States.Trees, foliage, and even soil at Zoo Miami are matched as closely as possible to the native habitats of the animals.7. Duck Tours South BeachWith us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.Take a 90-minute Duck Tour Miami to see the city from water and land.Narrated English tour included.See the Art Deco district, the islands and Millionaire's Row.Climb aboard this amphibious vessel and take in the city sights before heading out to sea, venturing past some of the most exclusive Miami properties on the beautiful Biscayne Bay.On this Duck Tour Miami trip, you’ll get to see the famous Art Deco District which has been used as a backdrop in many TV shows and movies, see the city sights, then take a dive into the ocean. Keep your eyes peeled for Millionaire’s Row and see how the other half live then catch a glimpse of Star, Hibiscus, Palm Island, and more. You’ll be accompanied on this 90-minute tour by a knowledgeable tour guide with a professional background in comedy and acting. You’ll get insider knowledge of Miami’s history, fun facts, music, as well as all the best sights the city has to offer.Duck Tour Miami highlightsArt Deco District – get your cameras at the ready, this part of Miami will get you plenty of social media-worthy shots. Nicknamed the ‘Art Deco Playground’, there are over 800 building in this area in pastel-hued Art Deco style.Fisher Island – just three miles off the coast of Miami, this tropical oasis is only accessible by ferry.Millionaire’s Row – the clues in the name here, spot some exquisite mansions and maybe even a star or two.Star Island – talking of stars, this impressive island is home to a couple too.Duck Tour Miami factsMiami was founded by a women Julia Tuttle, who is known as the 'Mother of Miami'.The Port of Miami is known as the cruise capital of the world because of the volume of cruise ships that dock there.8. Lion Country SafariWith us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.Pass holders get general admission to the drive-through safari and walk-through adventure park.See hundreds of free-roaming animals (not just lions).Access the Lion Country Safari waterplay area, waterslides, and rides.You’ll enjoy a drive-through safari then get a little closer to nature in a walk-through adventure park.The four-mile drive-through Florida safari gives you access to over 900 free-roaming animals. America’s first wildlife preserve opened in 1967 and is divided into seven specific areas. During your drive you’ll catch a glimpse of giraffe, zebra, rhinos, wildebeests, and of course, lions. Some animals will be within mere inches of your vehicle. Remember, animals have the right-of-way when you're on safari!Then you’ll go on foot to Safari World Adventure Park for a more hands-on experience. There’s plenty to do here with animal encounters like giraffe feeding, bird feeding, and a petting zoo.You can also jump on a range of Lion Country Safari rides including a kid’s train, carousel, water playground, water slides, and more.Lion Country Safari Miami highlightsLas Pampas – this South America-themed grassland is home to tortoises, tapir, alpaca, and pelicans.Ruaha National Park – explore the African wilderness and come face-to-horn with greater kudu, impala and ostrich.Kalahari Bushveldt – see Nile lechwe, ostrich, and the Scimitar-Horned Oryx, an antelope extinct in the wild.Gir Forest – check out the rare Asiatic Water Buffalo, Nilgai, the largest Asian antelope and the minuscule Blackbuck antelope.The Gorongosa Reserve – the highlight of the safari, see the impressive African lions in all their glory.The Serengeti Plains – spot the eland, the largest African antelope, ostrich, wildebeest, common waterbuck, and more.Hwange National Park – see Southern white rhinos which, despite the name, are actually grayer. There’s also zebra, chimpanzee, gibbons, giraffe, and more.Lion Country Safari factsThe best time to visit the park is when it’s raining as the animals prefer the colder wet weather and are generally more active.While some people assume there are only lions because of its name; there are 95 different species in the park.9. Big Bus Miami: Night TourWith us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.Enjoy a 90-minute Big Bus Miami night tour.Informative onboard English-speaking guide included.Please note: capacity is currently limited, so entry is on a first-come, first-serve basis.With the Big Bus Miami night tour, you’ll get a panoramic tour of Brickell and Downtown Miami once the sun has set, see the nightlife getting started and take a look at Miami’s iconic sights from a whole new perspective.Board the Big Bus and sit back while you ride through downtown Miami and Brickell experiencing their unique twilight atmosphere. This Miami tour strategically passes some of the best spots in the city for views of Miami’s best landmarks, so be sure to bring your camera and practice capturing nighttime scenery with low light settings. On board your Miami nighttime tour you’ll learn about some of the history and culture of Miami with an entertaining, live English-speaking professional tour guide. You’ll get all the iconic spots pointed out and they’ll keep you entertained with tidbits, facts, and history on ‘the Magic City’ after dark.Big Bus Miami: Night Tour highlightsPort of Miami – see the massive cargo ships and the floating hotels in the cruise capital of the world.Brickell – cruise through 'Millionaire's Row,' and the luxurious urban neighborhood that is South Florida's financial district.MacArthur Causeway – get incredible views of the beach and city here. You’ll see the city skyline as well as the exclusive islands that dot the bay.Rickenbacker Causeway – marvel at the impressive road connecting Miami to the barrier islands of Virginia Key and Key Biscayne.10. Big Bus Miami: Everglades airboat tourWith us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.Your four-hour experience includes return coach from Miami, fast-track entry to the Everglades Holiday Park, a 45-minute airboat tour and a free group photo.See animals in their natural habitat and in an educational wildlife show after your tour.Leave the city behind and head to Florida’s famous swamplands for a guided tour of the ‘river of grass’ and its abundant wildlife.Hop aboard the Big Bus coach and be transported from the hustle and bustle of Miami to the wide open spaces of the Everglades National Park.On arrival, you’ll enjoy a breathtaking airboat journey through the lush Everglades wetlands. Your guide will provide a live commentary, pointing out the amazing Florida flora and fauna. Keep your eyes peeled for alligators lurking in the shallows, soft-shelled turtles basking in the sun, and storks and herons rising majestically from the tall grasses.After the tour there’s an educational live show about the conservation projects that have brought Everglades alligators back from the brink of extinction. You’ll even get an opportunity to meet a baby alligator!Everglades airboat tour highlightsAll aboard - enjoy a 45-minute airboat tour of the Everglades with live commentaryWildlife show - learn more about the local wildlife and meet a baby alligatorFree photo - you get a free photo of your tour group to take home11. Gray Line Miami: Key West Day Trip (From Miami)With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.Roundtrip bus transportation from Miami Beach and Downtown Miami Hotels included.English-speaking guide to keep you informed and entertained.Enjoy free time in Key West from around 11:30 AM to 5 PM.Day Trip to Bimini Bahamas Economy Class – pass holders receive 25% off by using code SMART25 when booking online at graylinemiami.com.There’s so much to see on this trip from Miami to Key West and the journey is half the fun. You’ll cross 42 bridges and hop 32 islands before reaching the southernmost city in the continental U.S., Key West.After the fun road trip to Key West, you’ll arrive and be swept away by the Caribbean atmosphere, street artists, outdoor cafes, and restaurants. There’s plenty of time for you to explore the beautiful surroundings of Key West with around five hours to wander the streets of this picturesque town.You could visit the Hemingway House, take a trolley or train tour, go on a kayaking eco-adventure, chill out on the beach, or go a dolphin-watching cruise. There are no pre-set activities included during this time so you can pick and choose depending on your interests. Your Miami to Key West itinerary might be free but there’s one thing you must do – grab a slice of famous key lime pie and enjoy. Once your time in Key West has come to an end you’ll head back to the coach for a comfortable return journey, enjoying the scenery as the sun sets over the ocean.Key West is closer to Cuba than Miami. It’s only 90 miles to Cuba but to Miami, it’s a 150-mile drive down the Overseas Highway.The Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico meet in Key West.Key West is only eight square miles and the Old Town makes up around half of this area.There are over 800 Keys, with the longest being Key Largo.12. Sawgrass Recreation Park Everglades Airboat AdventuresWith us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.30-minute airboat ride through the Everglades included.Free access to Sawgrass Recreation Park.Gain entry to exhibit areas.10% discount on merchandise included on your pass.Your speedy 30-minute ride will whizz you across the marshlands to all the best animal-sighting spots where you might get to see crocodiles, alligators, exotic snakes, birds, and more.After your whistle-stop speedboat tour, you'll get to explore the Sawgrass Recreation Park where there are loads of resident native creatures including shy turtles, iguanas, baby alligators and a 1000 lb resident alligator named Cannibal. You'll also have access to the Glades Exhibit where you can learn all about the history of the Everglades and meet some farmyard animals too. Sawgrass is home to Peking ducks, pot-bellied pigs, bunnies, chickens, peacocks, and more.Sawgrass Recreation Park highlightsReptiles – See a 1,000 lb resident alligator up close and dozens of other swamp species at Sawgrass, both native and exotic to Florida. There are even turtles and you might get the chance to handle some of the creatures too. Enjoy a mist shower, and get a photo with a baby alligator.Glades Exhibit – watch 'Our Everglades Story' and learn all about the history of the area and local conservation efforts. You'll also meet an array of farmyard animals. There are Peking ducks called Joey and Chandler, Himalayan rabbits called Queenie, Jimmy, and Timmy, and three huge pot-bellied pigs named Jack, Wilbur, and Lefty. You can also enjoy our variety of reptile presentations and learn about various native and exotic reptiles while seeing some up close with a stunning Everglades backdrop. Check out our rescued tortoises and for an extra fee, you can mine for gems and sharks teeth at the Sawgrass Mining Co. located in this exhibit area.Sawgrass Recreation Park factsThe park is a family-owned and operated.Many of our reptiles are adopted and rescued so you may see some with scars etc. We also rehabilitate and release reptiles whenever possible.The Everglades is a unique ecosystem that can only be found in this corner of the world.13. Ft. Lauderdale Glass Bottom Boat and Snorkeling TripTake the Fort Lauderdale Glass Bottom Boat and Snorkeling Trip with Go CityWith us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.Includes a glass-bottom boat tour around Fort Lauderdale to enjoySnorkel around the spectacular coral reef (optional)Snorkel, mask, fins, and a snorkel vest includedWhether you love being in the water, or love being on the water, you’ll enjoy this boat snorkeling excursion to Fort Lauderdale’s beautiful coral reef.You’ll head to Ft. Lauderdale Twin Ledges aboard Sea Experience’s 45-foot, fully-outfitted catamaran before dropping anchor for an hour for you to see what lies beneath. While snorkeling in Fort Lauderdale it’s not uncommon to see sea turtles, rays, and, of course, plenty of colorful, tropical fish.Fort Lauderdale Glass Bottom Boat and Snorkeling Trip highlightsThe stretch of shoreline is the closest to the warm waters of the Gulf Stream, meaning the temperatures are perfect for snorkeling and a gentle breeze will cool you off when you’re sunbathing on deck.  Glass Bottom Snorkel trips depart daily at 10.15AM and 2.15PM, and you’ll get a snorkel, mask, fins, and a snorkel vest included. Beverages and snacks are sold onboard, and beginners are just as welcome as pro snorkelers.Or, if you don't fancy getting wet, you can stay onboard and look through the boat’s large glass observation floor window. Don’t forget to bring sunblock, your bathing suit, a towel, and your camera.Fort Lauderdale factsThe Greater Ft. Lauderdale area is also known as the 'Wreck Capitol of Florida', with over 50 shipwrecks in 23 miles.The colorful coral reef near the shore of Ft. Lauderdale include octocorals, sponges, algae, and low stony coral.14. Gator Park Airboat TourWith us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.Enjoy an airboat tour around the Everglades.Wildlife show at the Gator Park included.See alligators, snakes, turtles, and birds.Complimentary "Gator Gift" from gift shop included.There’s so much to see including, of course, plenty of gators.On the Gator Park Airboat Tour, which is one of the best things to do during your visit to Miami, you'll pass a replica fishing camp and a palm and cypress wood structure called a chickee used by Native Americans. Then, you'll pick up speed and head through the tall sawgrass, which covers so much space that you’ll feel like you’re in an open prairie. Your experienced, professional guide will be on hand to help you spot alligators, soft-shelled turtles, and exotic wading birds while providing the lively commentary. Keep your eyes peeled for the native snakes that also live in the waters, including the Blackpine, Brooks Kingsnake, Florida Kingsnake and Red Ratsnake. Out here there's no dry land, except for the tree-covered islands called hammocks where mammals such as raccoons, whitetail deer, and wild boar live. Once you’ve had your fill of animal spotting, you’ll head to the Gator Park to see the wildlife show. You’ll learn how Native Americans wrestled alligators, and you might even be asked to lend a hand if you're feeling brave.Alligator factsThe Everglades National Park is the only place in the world where alligators and crocodiles coexist.Alligators are heavy-weight creatures with up to 68% muscle.An alligator can go through 2,000 to 3,000 teeth in a lifetime and they have up to 80 at one time. New teeth grow when the old ones get worn out.15. Key Largo Princess Glass Bottom Boat CruiseWith us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.Enjoy a two-hour tour to the John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park.See coral reef and a variety of sea life.Get the wonders of the ocean at your feet with a two-hour Key Largo Princess glass-bottom boat cruise. You’ll see the underwater world of John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park, the only undersea park in the United States.Hop aboard and enjoy the 45-minute Key Largo cruise out to the reef, sip a cocktail on the sundeck, and enjoy a panoramic offshore view of the Florida Keys. Once you’ve reached the reef your narrator will tell you all about the world below. The viewing window on this glass bottom boat is large enough for everyone to observe the reef simultaneously. See the reef itself, built from many varieties of living coral and teeming with sea fans and sea plumes, and then there's the hundreds of fish of all different colors and sizes. You may even get the chance to spot a ship wreckage. This Florida cruise will take two-hours in all and is an ideal way to spend a relaxing afternoon. You can also purchase a variety of snacks, soft drinks, and adult beverages such as beer, wine, and mixed drinks onboard.Key Largo Princess Glass Bottom Boat Cruise factsThe island of Key Largo is about 27 miles long.John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park extends 3 miles into the Atlantic Ocean and is approximately 25 miles in length.The park is named after the late John D. Pennekamp, a Miami newspaper editor, whose efforts contributed to the establishment of Everglades National Park and the preservation of what would become the state park.16. Bike and Roll: Full-Day Bike RentalWith us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.Full-day bike rental MiamiHelmet, lock, and map with suggested routes includedWith a full day's bike rental around Miami, you'll have ample time to tick off Miami's top sights, and the lesser-known ones too. Ride down Miami Beach's ocean-front path, explore the Venetian causeway, the Art Deco district, Coconut Grove, South Beach, and more.Your full-day bike rental includes a 21-speed Trek Verve comfort bike, a map with suggested routes, a helmet, and lock.Bike Rental Miami tour highlightsArt Deco districtLincoln Road MallVenetian causewayLittle HavanaCoconut Grove17. The Official Art Deco Walking TourWith us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.A 90-minute walking tourA knowledgeable guide to show you all the sightsSee examples of Art Deco, Mediterranean Revival and Miami Modern stylesAdmission to the Art Deco MuseumPresented by the MDPL, you’ll get an introduction to all of the architectural styles that are on display in the Miami Beach Architectural Historic District.During the 90-minute walking tour, an experienced guide will take you inside and out of some of the most interesting buildings in the area. You’ll get to see ziggurat (stepped) rooflines, glass blocks, decorative sculptural panels, eyebrows, round porthole windows, terrazzo floors, curved edges and corners, elements in groups of three, and neon lighting. All of the programs that are offered by the MDPL have special wide appeal to individuals who are interested in art, design, architecture, history, and preservation. After the tour, be sure to stop at the Art Deco Welcome Center and get some helpful tips about where to stay, where to eat and what to do in Miami Beach. There are tons of brochures and event guides for you to peruse in order to get the most up-to-date information about what is going on in the area.Did you knowThe term Art Deco takes its name from the French phrase “Art Decoratif”. It was first exhibited in Paris in 1925 during the Exposition Internationale des Arts Decoratifs Industriels Modernes.Geometric shapes are one of the most defining aspects of Art Deco style.Art Deco was one of the first styles of modern architecture and was influenced by styles and movements of the early 20th century including Neoclassical, Constructivism, Cubism, Modernism, and Futurism.18. ARTECHOUSE MiamiWith us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.General admission to ARTECHOUSE MiamiAccess to an ever-changing line-up of exhibitions and experiencesExplore the immersive, out-of-this-world exhibits at ARTECHOUSE Miami. You'll get the chance to see larger-than-life-scale installations by contemporary artists up close and learn all about the world of art in a completely new way.This isn’t your classic museum, you’ll watch artwork react to your movement and listen to music and sound effects carefully chosen by the artists to enhance the experience. Become part of the artwork and manipulate the visuals and sounds yourself - no two experiences are the same and the exhibits are constantly changing in case you need an excuse for repeat visits.The artwork on display is all from cutting-edge, new-age artists, so you're guaranteed to be captivated by some really unique work. ARTECHOUSE Miami is also suitable for all ages, with exhibits for both art-connoisseurs and families with kids.19. Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM)With us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.Access the permanent and temporary exhibitionsGuided 45-minute Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) tourFamily pack to entertain for childrenBrowse through exhibitions that highlight Greater Miami’s diverse community and pivotal geographic location, and admire the architecture of the museum itself. Make the most of your museum experience with a free 45-minute, expert-led tour to see all the best bitsThe Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) was designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architects Herzog & de Meuron and opened in December 2013. It offers an educational and civic forum for the county’s residents and visitors alike. Explore the 200,000 square feet of indoor and outdoor waterfront space, alongside spectacular views of Biscayne Bay and the elaborate hanging gardens.The Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM) proves particularly popular with children. Head to the visitors' desk to request a family pack and little ones will be entertained with activity sheets, pencils, puzzles, and scavenger hunts that strategically take you through the galleries.20. WonderWorks All-Access PassWith us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.Over 100 exhibits to exploreA round of laser tagAccess to the 36-foot-tall indoor ropes courseThis indoor amusement park is packed with thrilling exhibits that explore some of the most bizarre phenomena to challenge little and big minds.There are over 100 exhibits to get to grips with – learn about physics while lying on a bed of nails, see what it feels like to experience a 5.3-degree earthquake, and get blown away by 74-mile-per-hour hurricane force winds. You can even make a 3D impression of your body, play virtual sports, and design you own rollercoaster. If you fancy getting your adrenalin pumping, enjoy access to a glow-in-the-dark ropes course, a 4D Extreme Motion ride, or a round of laser tag where you can challenge your friends.WonderWorks highlightsNatural Disasters – become a human lightning rod, experience a hurricane, and learn about all kinds of natural calamities.Physical Challenge Zone – this zone will teach kids how to strengthen their minds and bodies.Light & Sound Zone – test your reflexes, play a giant piano, and get to know your own shadow.Space Discovery – go up, up, and away in this zone as you explore a life-sized replica of an EVA suit. Step inside a capsule and find out about other planets.Imagination Lab – set children on a creative path with this fun exhibit that will challenge their minds.Far Out Art Gallery – explore a world of illusion in this mind-bending zone.21. Kennedy Space Center Visitor ComplexWith us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.Access to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex's permanent exhibitions and displays.Admission to the IMAX included.Enjoy the chance to learn about space exploration.In this popular Florida attraction, you’ll experience many of mankind's greatest accomplishments. See where Buzz Aldrin set off to the moon and find out more about space exploration.At the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, you’ll get the unique chance to tour NASA's launch and landing facilities. Experience interactive simulators, live shows, and jaw-dropping encounters with massive rockets. You can even meet a real member of NASA's Astronaut Corps. And, if your vacation dates allow, you might get to see an actual rocket launch. Your Go Miami admission also includes a Kennedy Space Center Tour, a visit to the IMAX, plus all exhibits and shows. Here the sky isn't the limit – it's just the beginning.Kennedy Space Center highlightsU.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame – find out more about the men behind the spacesuits. Explore the displays and learn about the pioneers of the sky.Mission Control - the Unsung Heroes of Apollo – it’s not just astronauts that get a spaceship in the air. Find out more about the Mission Control team at the heart of the Apollo space program in this 45-minute film.Rocket Garden – walk among the space giants and see rockets from NASA’s Mercury, Gemini, and Apollo programs.Behind the Gates – get exclusive access to launch sites and spaceflight facilities.Race to the Moon – find out more about the Apollo moon landings, see legendary artifacts, and stand under the Saturn V – the largest rocket ever flown.Shuttle: A Ship Like No Other – see the Space Shuttle Atlantis, learn how to land a shuttle, and strap in for liftoff on the Shuttle Launch Experience.The Kennedy Space Center factsThe Kennedy Space Center has been the launch site for every U.S. manned space flight since 1968.The complex covers 219 square miles (570 km2) but only 9% is developed because so much of the area is restricted. The area is put to good use though as it's also home to a wildlife sanctuary.The Kennedy Space Center is named after President John F. Kennedy who declared in 1961 that the US would put a man on the moon.22. Boggy Creek Airboat TourWith us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.A 30-minute boat tour of the Everglades.The chance to see alligators, water birds, and turtles.This 30-minute tour will take you through one of the most desolate regions in the country that, to this day, remains largely untouched by humans. Alligators reign supreme here and the waters are teeming with wildlife.Airboat tours of the swamp leave every thirty minutes, but if seeing an alligator is top of your list, head out before 10AM for the best chance. The boats can reach up to 45mph so thrills aren’t just in the water – this experience will definitely get the adrenaline pumping. It’s not just alligators that call this area home. Don’t forget your camera because you might also spot other wetland species like turtles and colorful water birds, along with the beautiful cypress trees that make the Everglades so recognizable. Once you’ve enjoyed your boat ride, head to the gift shop to pick up a little memento of your experience.Did you knowAlligators have been on the planet since around the time dinosaurs went extinct and have been described as living fossils.There are two living types of alligators in the world – Chinese and American.American alligators can reach a massive half a ton in weight.Alligators can have up to 80 teeth at one time and new teeth are grown to replace worn ones.Alligators and crocodiles are often mistaken for each other, but they do look different. Alligators have slimmer v-shaped snouts while crocodile's snouts are much broader.23. Fun Spot America Theme ParkWith us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.Choose four rides to sample.Chance to ride roller coasters, bumper cars, and more.Get an adrenaline high at Fun Spot America Theme Park. Bursting with roller coasters, go-carts, bumper boats, and more, this family-friendly attraction has something for everyone. Choose to take a spin on four different rides from a choice of over twenty.Hop on a traditional wooden roller coaster, race your friends in a go-cart, or enjoy the sights atop the Ferris wheel. There’s plenty of other things to do in the park too, grab a meal in one on the on-site diners if you need a break from the rides or head to Gator Spot and find out more about the incredible creatures that live in the swamp.Fun Spot America Theme Park highlightsSky Hawk – getbirdseye views of the park from this 90-foot family swing. Spinning at 10 revolutions per minute, this ride guarantees to get your adrenaline pumping!Multi-Level Go Kart Tracks – steep hills, hairpin turns, and burning rubber, this multi-level track is designed to rev up the adrenaline.Bumper Boats – aim your water gun at your friends and bump them across the water.The Revolver – take a break and enjoy the views atop Fun Spot America’s brightly colored Ferris wheel.Bumper Cars – see how long you can drive around before getting bumped off track by the competition.Paratrooper – soar through the air in this high-speed suspended car ride.White Lightning – take a spin on Orlando’s only wooden roller coaster.Super Trucks – kiddies will love honking the horns and spinning the wheels on these little truck ride.Tea Cups – spin around as fast as your arms can take you on this classic ride.Fun Slide – the clue’s in the name, grab a sack and get sliding.Headrush 360 – get ready to be turned upside-down on this head-spinning ride.Hot Seat – swing 180 degrees on this giant arm ride.24. Gatorland: The Alligator Capital of the WorldWith us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.Watch alligators being fed at Gatorland: The Alligator Capital of the World.See a variety of amazing Gatorland shows and displays from wrestles to encounters.Gatorland has been delighting visitors for over half a century. This historic Florida mainstay brings you gators… and lots of them. Watch them at rest and play, witness a live alligator feeding frenzy, and watch as a brave handler attempts to wrestle an eight-footer.Gatorland prides itself on being low-tech, low-maintenance, and on providing millions of visitors with an authentic Florida experience. Despite the name, Gatorland is about much more than alligators. At 110 acres, the park is a haven for other wildlife too, showcasing the beauty of the swamp as an ecologically-diverse paradise of flora and fauna.Gatorland Orlando highlightsGator Jumparoo Show – this is the show that put Gatorland on the map. Watch as dozens of gators compete for the prime cuts in a feeding frenzy.Gator Wrestlin’ Show – man vs. Gator. See this Crocodile Dundee-style show and watch as a brave handler comes face-to-face with a six to eight foot gator.Up-Close Encounters – snakes, insects, exotic birds, and animals from around the world are brought in for you to see in this show.Adventure Hour – take part in a daring trip into the heart of the Breeding Marsh for a behind-the-scenes tour of Gatorland. Advanced reservations required and separate pricing may apply.Gator Chow/Gator & Snake Photo – stop by the bait shack on the main walkway and bring your peace offerings to the hungry reptiles, then head to the Gator Photo area to capture the experience.Allie’s Barnyard Petting Zoo - let your little ones get close to the animals. This area features over-the-fence petting and feeding experiences with the park’s other lovable and less snappy critters.Alligator factsAlligators have been here since around the time dinosaurs went extinct and have been described as living fossils.There are two living types of alligators in the world – Chinese and American.American alligators can reach half a ton in weight.Alligators can have up to 80 teeth at one time and new teeth are grown to replace worn ones.Alligators and crocodiles are often mistaken for each other but alligators have slimmer V-shaped snouts while crocodiles are much broader.25. Daytona International SpeedwayWith us, there are no entry fees on the day – all you've got to do is show your pass.60-minute guided tour.Admission to the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America.Chance to see the start and finish line, garages, victory lane, and more.This high-speed guided tour through the historic World Center of Racing to see the start and finish lines, get up close to a winning car, and find out more about the history of motorsports.This 60-minute guided tour covers all the bases and then some. Take a trip around the 2.5-mile Speedway along the infield and pit road, check out the NASCAR Cup Series Garages, the Ruoff Mortgage Victory Lane, and the recently expanded and redesigned 'injectors.' Your tour finishes with a photo-op next to the DAYTONA 500 Champion Car. Then you can head to the Motorsports Hall of Fame of America and get up close to a whole range of vehicles including stock cars, sports cars, motorcycles, and more.Daytona International Speedway All-Access Track Tour highlightsThe start and finish lineNASCAR Cup Series GaragesRuoff Mortgage Victory LaneRobert Peterson Memorial TheatreDAYTONA 500 Champion CarMotorsports Hall of Fame of AmericaDid you knowThe speedway was built in 1959 after 15-months of construction.Janet Guthrie made history as the first woman to race in the Daytona 500 in 1977.