We are in Fort Lauderdale this weekend and will watch some baseball spring break games. We dont fly out until next Wednesday, where can we go Monday-wednesday with 12 and 14 year old? Should I drive to Universal? Kids have never done that. |
Margaritaville Hollywood Beach is nice for kids that age. They have two pools, a FlowRider, and the ocean, of course! We love going there for long weekend getaways. You don’t have to ever leave the resort, and tons of food options within walking distance. |
Universal is fun for those ages. Not sure if it’ll be crowded but we went off peak and it was great. Two days is perfect. |
That’s a lot of driving for little reward. I’d find something more local to do. |
100% drive to Universal! They will love it. The drive is not bad at all. |
Universal will be fun but those few days will be very busy so just keep in mind you'll be doing a lot of waiting for rides. Depending on your tolerance you may want to consider staying at a hotel that gives you Express passes. |
Everglades, go to Miami/Wynwood, snorkeling or scuba if they are into that, rent waverunners and tour the canal, there are tons of things to do down there. |
could also drive down to the Keys, there are some swimming with dolphin places right at entrance to keys and you can also go kayaking in mangroves. |
100% consider universal |
if you want to get out of the city, we did the bike ride with the alligators in the everglades and snorkeled pennekamp on key largo |
They are the perfect age for universal. Buy regular tickets, you can upgrade to fast pass in the park if you need to. |
Universal will be very crowded due to spring break. |
I would do Miami and Keys - previous PPs had some good suggestions for those. |
Universal, you can stay at one of their cheap hotels like Endless Summer which are very nice and still have the extra hour in the am. Shuttle is super convenient. |