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lunes, 2 de junio de 2025

#IPW2025

  25 FUN & FREE THINGS TO DO IN SAN DIEGO

Having fun in San Diego doesn't mean spending a lot of money. In fact, lots of things to see and do here are absolutely free! With 70 miles of beautiful beaches, near-perfect weather year-round and a variety of magnificent settings countywide, San Diego is a bargain getaway that promises fun for kids and adults any time of year. Visitors can save some cash with these activities.

1. San Diego Beaches
Head to San Diego's many beaches, which are consistently ranked among the top in the nation. The beaches are all free to the public, to swim, body surf or hang ten. Build a sand castle, relax with a good book or just bask in the sun – you won't be disappointed.

miércoles, 24 de mayo de 2023

#IPW2023

  FAMILY FUN IN THE SUN IN SAN DIEGO

LEGOLAND California debuted Miniland San Diego this year, its most recent addition to its Miniland U.S.A. exhibit, featuring miniature, hand-built versions of American cities such as New York, Washington, D.C., San Francisco and Las Vegas. Created by master builders over thousands of hours, Miniland San Diego features LEGO versions of iconic landmarks inspired by the Gaslamp District, the San Diego Convention Center, Coronado Bridge, Petco Park, Balboa Park and more.

SeaWorld San Diego's highly anticipated roller coaster, Artic Rescue, launched in spring 2023, taking the title of longest and fastest straddle coaster on the West Coast, with speeds of up to 40 miles per hour. The family-friendly multi-launch ride invites guests to hop on a snowmobile for a chilly adventure as they race through the arctic to rescue endangered animals. Also new this summer is Rescue Jr., a kid-friendly play area where children become park heroes while learning about animal rescue and rehabilitation through exciting hands-on experiences. Featuring thrilling play elements, splash pads, climbing structures, rides, and real-life rescue stories, kids will engage with conservation efforts in a fun and interactive environment.