The Best Things to Do in College Park: Golf, Kerouac and Lakeside Loops
Play a 1924 golf course, stand outside the house where Kerouac wrote The Dharma Bums, and walk the lakes — a day in College Park, no turnstiles required.
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Play a 1924 golf course, stand outside the house where Kerouac wrote The Dharma Bums, and walk the lakes — a day in College Park, no turnstiles required.
Read MoreFifty acres of camellias and oaks before lunch, a food-hall graze at midday, vintage racks all afternoon and ramen to finish. The complete Audubon Park day, sequenced the way locals run it.
Read MoreNo gate, no wristband — CityWalk is free to enter, parking is free after 6 p.m., and dinner, a movie and mini-golf make a full night of it. Here’s the math and the route.
Read MoreConsensus dinners, two themed mini-golf courses, escape rooms and the doughnut throne — how to run Universal CityWalk as a family evening, not a walk to the car.
Read MoreFun Spot’s upside-down wooden coaster, dinner with no cutlery at Medieval Times, a pioneer village on Shingle Creek, and nearby Gatorland — a family Kissimmee that costs less and queues less.
Read MoreThe Home of American Tennis is in Lake Nona — and it’s open to anyone who books a court. How to play where Team USA trains.
Read MoreWorld of Disney, the LEGO Store, dinosaurs at lunch, bowling, a balloon ride and ranked ice cream — the admission-free family day, sequenced so the energy lasts.
Read MoreTown Center, The Landing, Marketplace and West Side each have a job to do. Learn which neighborhood does what and Disney Springs stops being a mall you wander and becomes a town you work.
Read MoreBuns and beans in the morning, murals and a bungalow boutique at midday, fifty acres of gardens in the afternoon, and a three-room music complex at night. One perfect day in Mills 50.
Read MoreEvery I-Drive attraction promises family fun; none advertises the sanity cost. The corridor’s family attractions ranked by what they do to the adults — with bail-out points marked.
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