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Anonymous wrote:Are any of the beaches in Florida swim able in late March?

Can’t guarantee it so it’s dicey.

No one is swiming in March in Florida

You have clearly not traveled to either South Carolina or Florida in March.

Hilton head

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Anonymous wrote:Flights to Florida are usually affordable.

Any recs?

DCA to West Palm Beach Saturday to Thursday in March, $183 on Spirit and Frontier. United had Saturday to Saturday for $480. Stuart has a quiet little beach and houses with pools that rent for reasonable amounts. The temperature in that area is in the 70s in March. Cold for me to go in the water, but my kids were happy to do it.

Anonymous wrote:We took the train to Savannah it was great! Kids are half price, book in advance.

How did you get around in Savannah? Did you rent a car?

Anonymous wrote:Pittsburgh - waterfront parks, museums, food, ball game

Philadelphia- historic sites, food at the indoor market, aquarium

Asheville, NC - hiking, ziplining, local food and drink

+1

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Anonymous wrote:Are any of the beaches in Florida swim able in late March?

Can’t guarantee it so it’s dicey.

No one is swiming in March in Florida

Anonymous wrote:If you are willing to drive, I'd suggest Hilton Head or Myrtle Beach. It won't be true beach weather but you can still play in the sand, ride bikes, putt-putt golf, maybe an indoor pool and other stuff. And there are so many varied accommodation types to choose from.

I love Disney but to me, it's just too expensive now so that's why I'm not suggesting you drive to Orlando.

Nope Myrtle Beach is just gross and over priced crap.

Hilton Head at that time of year is not warm nor is the weather usually nice.

Anonymous wrote:Williamsburg/Jamestown/yorktown/busch gardens

We did this for spring break once when our kids were younger and it was lovely.

Anonymous wrote:Are any of the beaches in Florida swim able in late March?

Can’t guarantee it so it’s dicey.

Anonymous wrote:Flights to Florida are usually affordable.

Any recs?

Flights to Florida are usually affordable.

I agree with Williamsburg. They have apartment style rentals there so you have a living room to stay in when kids go to sleep and you can bring bagels and fruit and save on eating breakfast out. We stayed at one that had an outdoor pool that was warm enough to swim in that spring, a mini golf onsite that was included with staying there, basketball hoop, playground. We did all the things. Then we did the colonial triangle (don’t miss Jamestown, it’s super interactive, my kids loved it). They loved the candy shop downtown; a pie place off the road. It was just good fun.

Anonymous wrote:We drove to Orlando last spring break on a whim at the last minute and had a blast. We didn’t go to any parks. Rather, we enjoyed a cheap last minute rate at a Disney hotel and enjoyed the pool, the boardwalk, and hopping around the various Disney resorts for meals, seeing the animals, boats to Disney springs and Poly, etc.

There are plenty of non-Disney resorts with even cheaper rates.

The weather was gorgeous. My husband and kids golfed.

This. The JW has a fabulous pool there. You don’t need to leave.

We drove to Orlando last spring break on a whim at the last minute and had a blast. We didn’t go to any parks. Rather, we enjoyed a cheap last minute rate at a Disney hotel and enjoyed the pool, the boardwalk, and hopping around the various Disney resorts for meals, seeing the animals, boats to Disney springs and Poly, etc.

There are plenty of non-Disney resorts with even cheaper rates.

The weather was gorgeous. My husband and kids golfed.

Anonymous wrote:Pittsburgh - waterfront parks, museums, food, ball game

Philadelphia- historic sites, food at the indoor market, aquarium

Asheville, NC - hiking, ziplining, local food and drink

As a kid I loved going to Philadelphia as we saw the liberty bell. Do a food tour as well and they will love it. Cheesesteaks, egg creams ... plenty to love.