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Daytona Lagoon
Daytona Raceway
Paranormal Sight on the Haunts
of the World's Most Famous Beach Ghost Tour
Sugar Mill Botanical Gardens
The Casements
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What is there to do in Daytona besides
visit the World's Most Famous Beach? Plenty!
Daytona Lagoon ~ (386)
254-5020
www.daytonalagoon.com/
601 Earl Street, Daytona Beach
Great fun for the whole family, Daytona Lagoon has a
Water Park, 25 ft. Rock Wall Climb, Go-Karts, a
Mini-Golf course, Laser Tag, and some of the hottest
new video arcade games. Gilligan's Sports Bar & Grill
has tasty food as well as televisions, darts and pool
tables for the sports enthusiast.
Daytona
USA ~ (386) 947-6800
www.daytonausa.com/
1801 W. International Speedway
Blvd., Daytona Beach
This is "The Official Attraction of NASCAR" and its
60,000-square-foot world- class showplace of
interactive motorsports is the place to see America’s
fastest sport! From the heart-pounding thunder of
bumper-to-bumper competition on the historic high
banks of Daytona International Speedway, to the high
octane thrills and spills of high-tech motion
simulators - catch all the energy and non-stop
excitement of the Ultimate Motorsports Attraction. Try
out their various simulators to see what it is like in
a racecar, and go to the IMAX 3D theater to see
NASCAR’s action! wheel.
Haunts of the
World's Most Famous Beach Ghost Tours ~
(386) 253-6034
http://www.hauntsofdaytona.com/
1202 Deneece Terrace, Holly Hill
If you are not a believer in ghosts you will be by the
end of this tour! This is the only tour on the east
coast of the United States that is owned and operated
by a certified ghost hunter & active certified
paranormal researcher. Our blend of science, history
and folklore makes us unique! Bring your cameras and
see if you can capture some paranormal activity. A portion of all proceeds goes
to cemetery preservation and restoration.
Living Legends of
Auto Racing Museum ~ (386) 763-4483
http://www.livinglegendsofautoracing.com/
Sunshine Park Mall, 2400 S.
Ridgewood Ave.
Full of NASCAR memorabilia, antique racers and
fascinating photographs. Employees are full of
interesting stories about past drivers, owners, and
pit crews.
Museum of Arts and
Sciences / Planetarium ~ (386) 255-0285
http://www.moas.org/
1040 Museum Blvd., Daytona Beach
The Museum of Arts and Sciences is home to the most
complete fossil record discovered in Florida. There
are interesting permanent exhibits entitled Africa:
Life and Ritual, Gallery of Chinese Art, Cuba - A
History in Art Cuba, Gallery of American Art, The
Roots family collection- consisting of 800 Teddy
Bears, decorative arts and more.
Visit the planetarium and watch the amazing shows
featuring music from a diverse group of recording
artists and seasonal shows depicting the current
constellations.
Sugar Mill Botanical
Gardens ~ (386) 767-1735
http://www.dunlawtonsugarmillgardens.org/
950 Old Sugar Mill, Port Orange
Sugar Mill Gardens is a botanical garden developed and
maintained by the Botanical Gardens of Volusia, Inc.,
a non-profit organization with no salaried employees.
It features a 16th-century sugar mill. The gardens
provide an inexpensive, wholesome family environment
where you can stroll through trails, view the
reconstructed sugar mill and statues of dinosaurs,
watch butterflies, and learn more about flora and
fauna native to Florida.
The Casements
~ (386) 676-3216
http://www.obht.org/casements.htm
25 Riverside Drive, Ormond Beach
The casements are the restored winter retreat of John
D. Rockefeller. Listed on the National Register of
Historic Places, the Casements is now a cultural
center and museum. Take a tour through the period
Rockefeller Room, which contains some of the family's
memorabilia, or take a look at the permanent exhibit
of Hungarian folk art and musical instruments. The
estate and its formal gardens host an annual lineup of
events and exhibits.
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