MIAMI
Miami’s best days out.
The 15 most popular tickets tours in Miami, with what each one costs, how long it runs and who you book it through.
Superblue Miami is 50,000 sq ft of interactive tech art, including a mirrored maze, a 3,000-light heartbeat room, and optional Massless clouds.
Most Popular“It was great fun, amazing experience and loved the interactive elements.”
Spend a full day at Zoo Miami seeing Florida’s Everglades, Africa, Asia, and the Amazon, plus giraffe feeding and big animal exhibits.
“I went with my wife, and we had a good time. The only problem I saw is that there are a few spots closed. I’m not sure of it is due construction or because they went out of money.”
Skip the line for early Wynwood Walls access with a guide, great mural photo stops, and indoor galleries featuring Peter Tunney and more.
“The Wynwood Graffiti experience is truly unique. The wall art is incredible, and I haven't seen it anyplace else. The people working there are quite friendly; they even helped us in finding our lost Apple AirPod.”
Frost Museum of Science in Miami with aquarium levels, stingray touch, and a full-dome planetarium show, all in one day.
“Beautiful experience, lots to do! Very clean facility and appropriate for all ages. :)”
Miami Museum of Ice Cream ticket for 90 minutes of interactive installations, unlimited ice cream, and the sprinkle pool. Vegan options too.
“We have been to the experience in NYC and now in Miami and have had so much fun both times!!”
Skip-the-line Wynwood Walls admission in Miami. See 35+ murals, indoor galleries, and try spray-painting when available.
“My daughter wanted to come to a museum and this is where we went to see some of the best freestyle artwork in Wynwood.”
Superblue Miami is a one-way, timed walk through mirrors, digital art, and light works by James Turrell near the Rubell Museum in Allapattah.
“This is our third time staying at the Victor and we love it. We love the location and We love the very friendly and accommodating staff.”
Zoo Miami admission with optional meal upgrade. See cageless animals, a massive aviary, rainforest displays, and explore in 4–6 hours.
“TheZoo is huge! BUT there are so many animals missing. We saw about 5 in total; that for a place this big is bad. Its a nice place to walk around, but there isnt a lot to see.”
Paradox Museum Miami in Wynwood turns 70 optical illusions into hands-on fun, with photo moments, rotating balance challenges, and quick exit-worthy value.
“We loved it. It was fun and very interesting,if your visiting Miami please visit there's laughter and an experience. You won't be disappointed.”
South Beach Miami: Mango’s Tropical Cafe dinner plus Latin revue with Cuban Conga, Brazilian Samba, and cocktails. Mobile ticket included.
“Food and beverages were amazing, and the entertainment was a great vibe. Loved the energy of the staff. An would highly recommend experiencing if ur in miami”
Explore Frost Science Miami with a planetarium show and aquarium highlights in 2–3 hours, starting around $29.95.
“The app didn’t work and I never got access to the tickets so we just paid and went into the museum at the counter”
Miami Marlins at LoanDepot Park: mobile MLB game ticket, 3-hour fun, rooftop skyline views, and cashless entry. Seats vary.
“Great seats. Great atmosphere. Great price. Easy ticket transfer and seamless entry into the game.”
Museum of Sex Miami ticket: explore design-and-sex exhibits and the Super Funland erotic carnival with 15+ rides and games, plus bar access.
“Loved the activities! Wish there was something to take home on the basic ticket even if it was something small”
Museum of Ice Cream Miami mixes unlimited ice cream, playful photo rooms, and a sprinkle pool in about 1–1.5 hours in Miami.
“We went here as a surprise for my 12 year old daughter. Overall, it was pretty lame and about what I expected. A few rooms to take cool pictures and quite a bit of low-quality ice cream.”
Jungle Island in Miami offers family-friendly wildlife time, Treewalk Village, a free show, and playground fun for $29.95 per person.
“Very solid outing with the whole family. We didn't pay for any of the extras (animal encounters), but the park still had plenty of interesting things to see that entertained the whole family for a few hours. The coolest animals were the gibbons, parrots, lemurs, capybaras, and emus. Plus there was a free show where…”
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