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LOCAL ATTRACTIONS

Florida's beautiful gulf coast offers innumerable activities for fun in the sun. From beaches to boating to amuse-ment parks and great family attractions, the Tampa Bay area offers about anything you could want to enjoy. Our Housing Director will assist you in arranging for whatever extracurricular activities your group is interested in, many of them at discounted rates.

Imagine spending your tournament off day relaxing at world famous Clearwater Beach, whether just catching some rays while contemplating football strategy, swimming in the warm waters, or snorkeling and exploring the underwater beauty that is the Gulf Of Mexico.

Or head to Tampa's Busch Gardens for a glorious day in the sun! Visit the Florida Aquarium and enjoy the marine life.

And for those "football junkies", our staff can arrange for a guided tour of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers' Raymond James Stadium!

Experience the aquarium and see why it's among the top aquariums in the world.
With more than 20,000 aquatic plants and animals from Florida and around the world!
Florida Aquarium: CLICK HERE

Other attractions available to tournament participants:

Congo River Mini Golf & Amusement Park - Clearwater: CLICK HERE

Celebration Station - Clearwater: CLICK HERE

SUNKEN GARDENS: http://www.stpete.org/sunken/index.asp

Captain Memo's Pirate Cruise: www.pirateflorida.com

Sunblades Ice Skating Center: www.sunblades.com/

Bellm's Car and Music of Yesterday: http://www.sarasotacarmuseum.org/

Clearwater Marine Science Center Center Aquarium: http://www.cmaquarium.org/

Sarasota Jungle Gardens: http://www.sarasotajunglegardens.com/flash.html

Buccaneer Bay Water Park: http://mermaid.weekiwachee.com/index.php?module=pagemaster&PAGE_user_op=view_page&PAGE_id=7&MMN_position=6:6

THE PIER Shop, dine (casual to elegant), visit the aquarium, or play miniature golf at the latest of the St. Petersburg piers extending a quarter of a mile into the bay. http://www.stpete-pier.com/

GREAT EXPLORATIONS
The Children's Hands On Museum A "hands on" museum featuring exhibits children can interact with and learn from. Science and humanities exhibits allow visitors to touch, move and actually become part of several pieces. Their Mission is to stimulate learning through creativity, play and exploration. They aspire to Make Better Kids by Making Learning Fun, and value Safety, Trust, Fun and Passion.
http://www.greatexplorations.org/

Florida International Museum (a Smithsonian Institution affiliate): http://www.floridamuseum.org/

Florida Holocaust Museum, the fourth largest in the United States. http://www.flholocaustmuseum.org/

The Salvador Dali Museum http://www.salvadordalimuseum.org/home.html

Busch Gardens-Tampa Bay http://www.buschgardens.com/buschgardens/fla/default.aspx

Lowry Park Zoo http://www.lowryparkzoo.com/

Tropicana Field Tour: http://tampabay.devilrays.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/tb/ballpark/index.jsp

Ft. DeSoto Park: http://www.fortdesoto.com/servlets/Page/home
Ft. DeSoto Park is not only the largest park in the Pinellas County park system, but it was also voted "The Best Beach in America 2005." It has 900 acres consisting of five interconnected islands with over seven miles of waterfront including three miles of beach. A 235-site family camping area is one of the park's most popular amenities.

Other park features include: an 800-foot-long boat launching facility with five floating docks; two fishing piers - one on Tampa Bay and the other on the Gulf; large group picnic shelters; and a four-mile paved loop recreation trail, a favorite with cyclists.

Rich in history, a battery of 12-inch mortars and two British cannons of 1890 vintage are located at the fort for which the park was named. Ft. DeSoto Park is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

Visit Tampa Bay & Company, Tampa's visitor's center, for more details of attractions - CLICK HERE.

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