Daytona Beach Car
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Daytona Beach, Florida and surrounding areas
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Listen for the thunderous roar of a racecar engine, the thunderous roar of thousands of motorcycles or the
thunderous roar of numerous college students on Spring Break. If you hear any or all of the above, you are
probably in Daytona Beach, Florida!
Whatever reason that you decide to visit bright and sunny Daytona
Beach, you can rest assured that you will always have something to
do. Even if Bike Week or Spring Break is something that you do not
want to do, there are many other attractions to see in Daytona
Beach, such as the Daytona Beach Pier.
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More Daytona attractions that an Daytona Car Rental would make easier to visit include:
Halifax Historical Museum, Ocean Walk Village, Grand Haven Golf Club, Angell & Phelps Chocolate Factory,
Jackie Robinson Ballpark and Statue, Air Florida Helicopters, Sunny Daze & Starry Nites Cruises, Speed Zone,
Cypress Knoll Golf Club, Ocean Palm Golf Course, DeBary Golf and Country club, Indigo Lakes golf club,
Spruce Creek Country club, Hidden Lakes golf Course, and the River Bend Golf Club.
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There is nothing quite like a visit to Daytona Beach, FL. Let Alamo
and Car Choice Rentals help you find the thing for you with a few
suggestions:
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Daytona International Speedway
Daytona International Speedway is a super speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida. It is a 2.5
mile (4 km) tri-oval race track facility with a seating capacity of 168,000 spectators.
It hosts races of motor vehicles of various kinds, including go-karts, dirt bikes, motorcycles,
sports cars, pickup trucks, and stock cars.
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Ponce De Leon Inlet Lighthouse
Visited by over 100,000 people each year, the Ponce de Leon Inlet Light Station
was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1998. The lighthouse tower and museum are located
12 miles south of Daytona Beach and are open to the public year round. The lighthouse is close to Orlando
attractions, historic St. Augustine and the Kennedy Space Center.
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Jackie Robinson Ballpark & Statue
This is a must visit for anyone who is a baseball fan. The ballpark is
dedicated to the Jackie Robinson, who broke the color barrier in 1947, to become
a member of the Hall of Fame for the Brooklyn Dodgers. The stadium is the first
park to host a racially integrated spring training. When Jackie Robinson made it
to the big leagues, he tore down the wall of segregation in major league
baseball.
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Air Florida Helicopter Tours
For an extreme and glorious look at the beautiful Daytona
Beach coastline, climb into a helicopter and get a view that only the birds
have. When you go up and over Daytona with Air Florida Helicopters, you will
have a memorable and exhilarating look at this gorgeous city. Once you take part
in this fantastic experience, you will never look at Daytona Beach on the ground
the same.
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Halifax Historical Museum
Since 1949, the Halifax Historical Museum has been dedicated
to the historical preservation of the Halifax River and its surrounding areas. A
visit to the museum will give you an educational and alluring look into what
made this area of Florida what it is today. The Halifax Historical Museum is
located in the heart of the historical downtown district of Daytona and nestled
in the old Merchant's Bank Building. With many different and interesting
collections and exhibits, you will certainly enjoy a trip to the Halifax
Historical Museum.
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The Speed Zone
After a day at the Daytona International Speedway, put it in
high gear and head across the street to get a hands on feel at the Speed Zone.
The Speed Zone is a large go-cart track where you can go head to head with other
speedsters, you can head over to the drag strip and get behind the wheel of an
incredibly fast dragster to really get you adrenalin flowing, or you can jump on
some fast moving roller coasters that will leave your head spinning. Next time
you are visiting Daytona Beach, be sure to pop into the Speed Zone.
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