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If you're sensitive to sun, bring a hat and sunscreen; the speedboat ride is thrilling, but you’ll be exposed for a while. I forgot and got roasted!

Try to sit at the back of the boat for the best views and a more exciting ride – the splash and speed are way more fun there!

I recommend going on a weekday, like Tuesday around 2 PM if you can; it was way less crowded and we got better photo ops with no one in the way

I’ve noticed that the best seats for the price tend to go fast, especially in the lower levels. Don’t wait too long to snag your tickets or you might be stuck in nosebleeds!

I think parking can be a hassle. If you can, use a rideshare app. It made getting in and out so much easier than stressing over the garage lines.

I recommend checking out the food trucks outside before the game. They have some awesome local eats that won’t break the bank, unlike the arena food, which is pretty pricey.

I suggest arriving around 1.5 hours before the game starts. It gives you time to explore the area and soak in the atmosphere. The vibe is really cool!

If you can, bring water shoes. The bottom of the pool is a bit rocky in places, and having something on your feet helped me a lot!

I recommend visiting during the week instead of the weekend. I went on a Friday and it was way less crowded which made the experience so much more enjoyable.

Grab a snack or drink before you go, as the prices inside can be a bit steep. I think I spent way too much on a soda!

If you're a beginner, I suggest hitting the rink during the afternoon sessions, it's less crowded and gives you more space to practice without feeling rushed.

I recommend checking out the skate rentals in advance; their inline skates are way more comfortable than I expected, but it can get busy during weekends!

My advice is to bring some cash for arcade games; they don't take card and you'll want to enjoy that while you're there!

I think you should bring your own cue if you have one. The rentals are okay but a bit worn out and having your own makes the game way more enjoyable.

My advice is to arrive on a weekday afternoon, like around 3 PM. It was much less crowded then, and I had the pool tables to myself.

I suggest checking out their happy hour specials, you can save some bucks on games and drinks, which is a nice touch! I saved quite a bit during my visit

Don't forget to grab a bite at the food truck outside! I made the mistake of not trying it until my last round, and it was delicious! Definitely a must-add to your visit.

If you want to avoid the crowd, aim to visit on a Monday or Tuesday evening. I found those days way less hectic and way more relaxing to enjoy a game.

I recommend trying their loaded nachos – they were huge and super tasty. Plus, they're a great shareable option if you come with friends.

I suggest checking out their happy hour deals – they have some awesome discounts on drinks from 4 PM to 7 PM. It really helped me save some money while enjoying the atmosphere

If you plan to park at Marlins Park, try to arrive by 5 PM for evening games. Traffic gets crazy, and parking fills up fast. It’ll save you a ton of frustration!

I recommend hitting up the local food trucks outside before the game. It’s super affordable and way tastier than the stadium food. Plus, you’ll get a real Miami vibe!

Check out the happy hour! It's from 6 to 8 PM and you can snag some great drink deals. I saved quite a bit that way!

I recommend downloading their app before you go. It gives you access to deals and you might find promo codes for games!

if you’re trying to get a good table, i suggest going before 7 pm. it gets really crowded later and i ended up waiting longer than i wanted.

Consider trying the food options! I wasn’t expecting much but the nachos were surprisingly tasty and reasonably priced.

If you’re planning to sign up, ask about trial classes first. I did, and it gave me a better feel for the instructors and environment before committing.

I found their website had great deals if you sign up for a package. It saved me a bit, so definitely check that out before you go in.

Make sure to bring a towel and some snacks! The waiting area gets a bit boring for siblings, so having something to munch on was a lifesaver.

Arrive 15 minutes early to get your paperwork done and find your way around. The parking lot can get packed, and you don’t want to rush your kids before their lessons.

Look for online discounts or combo tickets! I saved a bit by snagging a package that included both Jungle Island and another nearby attraction.