While we loved our vacations with Cloud 9 Adventures in the past, right now OMICRON is rampant,…read moretravel is being discouraged by the CDC and they will NOT postpone Avett at the Beach even though tons of paying customers have begged them to do so. If Cloud 9 does not step up and do the right thing, this will be our last trip with them.

I've gone on four trips through Cloud 9 Adventures. All were large music festivals with thousands…read moreof attendees, three in Riviera Maya, Mexico, and one in the Dominican Republic ('One Big Holiday'). I was simply amazed at how well-organized each event was. So many people to deal with and so much to organize, and they did it well and did it with a smile. My biggest complaint (and it's not a big one) was that the last event had a slightly long check in line-- but nothing too serious and the fact that they had hor d'ouvres and champagne being passed definitely eased any minor 20 minute inconvenience! I also had good experience booking (online), prices were as agreed during set up, no surprises, etc. Overall 5 stars and I won't hesitate to travel with them again. BTW, I'm writing this after watching the Fyre Festival Netflix documentary--it is crazy! The events Cloud 9 does are different (no models, haha ;), but if I had seen it before going on these trips I'd be super worried. Figured others might appreciate the re-assurance about Cloud 9. They are legit. I think back on these trips as some of my favorite adventures & am thankful to Cloud 9 for putting them on!

So easy to get to Miami airport! No hassle and very comfortable! Such a time saver and great to…read moreavoid traffic and carsickness! So inexpensive, too!

A quiet station. A peaceful station you might even say…read more The Boca Raton Tri-Rail station is not like many of the other stops on the Tri-Rail. That is because it is not right next to the highway compared to some. I have been to this stop very early in the morn and felt pretty safe from some stuff going down. Most train stations in the U.S. and in the world in general are sketchy spots to be, especially after dark; this spot not so much. It's a tranquil spot actually. It is up against part of the El Rio Trail. That's a trail that runs north and south through Boca Raton. I have jogged this trail or bicycled the path up and down and it's length. often I will cut in to the tri -rail area to take a break or add some feet to my distance covered. It's always a relaxed place. Often there is people taking there bike off the train there as they can continue there commute home from there. I have been to a few other Tri-rail spots in South Florida that were good as well. None were better than the Boca though.

My boyfriend and I bought VIP tickets to this, which was worth the up sell for VIP treatment. We…read moreenjoyed early admission and being the first to the food. There were many vendors, as much food as you can eat, as much wine as you can drink! A great time socializing at the tables. We will not miss this yearly event. It's been 6 months and we still talk about it all the time. This was one of our favorite events to attend as a couple.

(This event was about a month ago). Huge waste of time and money. If zero stars were possible, that…read morewould be my rating. The name "Boca Raton Wine and Food Festival" sure sounds good...like they would get some higher end restaurants there. I mean it's not the F'ing Catalina Wine Mixer, but... Not all were a disappointment, but most were. Now it did rain for about 10 minutes, but that's Florida and all part of the adventure. But this BRWFF was slated for 7 pm to 10 pm. The tickets were not cheap, but there were still vendors that simply left by 8:30 pm...I guess due to the 10 minute rain shower. There is a contest where we the customers vote on the best food/wine booth. Well the best in my opinion was the Lighthouse Point Yacht and Racquet Club (French Onion Soup dumplings) which is 1. A private Club that us commoners don't have access to AND 2. It's not even in Boca. Then to top it off, the winner was Santos Buffet....a buffet won people! I mean ZERO disrespect to Santo's, but Is that the BEST place the organizers could get for the BRWFF? I know that part falls partially on the voters, but still....the selection of restaurants and other vendors is pathetic for what you pay. I'll try again when/if Boca learns from other affluent cities exactly how to put on a real wine/food festival.

We had a great time. Marilyn was wonderful. She was very knowledgeable on local lore and sites. The…read morevisit to haunted Colony hotel did not disappoint. We witnessed the door in the ballroom going outside open and close by itself. It was not caused by wind or building pressure. Highly recommend.

These ghost tours are very informative and very entertaining. If you're looking for something to…read moredo, you need to make arrangements to go on this tour.

We received information about the 15th annual travel expo this weekend & made reservations via…read moreEventbrite at the Boca Raton Marriott at the Town Center, Circle. There was a lot of free parking available outside the main entrance to the hotel. Coffee, bagels, fruit, hummus, vegetables, crudite, yogurts, pastries ... were offered. Raffles gave winners travel swag & gift certificates. The ballroom was filled with many travel vendors. Holland America, Sandals and Beaches Resort, Asmara, Alexander and Roberts, Princess Cruises, CIE Tours, Lindblad Expeditions & Explore Journeys all presented PowerPoint presentations about their services. We were able to explore exciting and exotic travel opportunities. There were lots of travel experts, providing lots of information to help us plan our next getaway. We visited travel insurance tables, Celebrity Cruises, Crystal Cruises, Disney Cruise Line, Explora Journeys, Holland America Line, Lindblad Expeditions, Oceania Cruises, Princess Cruises, Regent Seven Seas Cruises, Royal Caribbean Cruise Line, Scenic Luxury Cruises, Seabourn, Silversea, Uniworld, Viking, Virgin Voyages, Windstar Cruises, Abercrombie & Kent, Adventures by Disney Alexander + Roberts, CIE Tours, Collette , Globus Journeys, Insight Vacations, Tauck, Trafalgar, Visit Antigua and Barbuda, Walt Disney Resorts, Grace Bay Resorts, Playa Resorts, Sandals and Beaches Resorts, Sand and Sea Marketing Ciao Italy / Salute Africa / Costa Rica TravelXM ... we found the vendors to be very knowledgeable and informative. We left with shopping bags full of pens, chap stick & tchotchas with travel insignias & lots of travel ideas. We applied to a few travel raffle & sweepstakes.

Our group had a fantastic time on our food tour! Every stop was carefully crafted, and the tour…read moregroup has clearly built lasting relationships with a lot of the restaurants in the area because we had executive chefs and owners speak with our group at nearly every stop. You are given a lot more food on this food tour than on others we have done, so come hungry! I would highly recommend this for families, couples, people visiting the area on vacation, and even corporate outings.

We were gifted this food tour from our family and were so happy to have the opportunity to go…read moretoday. Since I am a lover of most all foods :-) the Delray Craft Food Tour was a wonderful gift! Our group met up with our tour guide Anthony at El Camino in Pineapple Grove. We were given a short introduction and sat down to our first tasting starting with Margaritas, Home Made Chips with Red and Green Salsa and Brisket Quesadillas. What a great way to start the fun. Next stop was a real surprise, an Asian Street Food location off the beaten path called Goodies. We sampled a delicious fruit tea and a new item to me JianBing, an Asian chicken burrito with a crunch which made the taste and texture exceptional. We actually watched the chef create this on a crepe maker! (see video) This is a great affordable lunch stop in Delray! Next stop, Beer Trade company very conveniently located next door to Goodies. Everyone was offered a beer of their choice from a HUGE selection in the cold case and on tap. It all started in Maryland so Old Bay was a great addition to their Honey Old Bay wings recipe marinated in what else BEER. They were crispy and sweet with quite a kick! We also sampled the risotto balls - yummy! We walked a few blocks to stop #4 Death by Pizza! The owner Koby greeted us and gave us some background of this Detroit style pizza company which has become a very popular location two blocks off Atlantic. What a treat! This business is take-out only so we stood outside and sampled a square thick crispy crust slice topped with amazing cheese and tomato sauce known as The Enemy! I can see why..i gained a pound in the sampling but boy was it worth it!! Sadly one last stop, (i was FULL but having way too much fun) @ Dekes Coffee. Nico, a young visionary, gave us a full explanation of the coffee making process as we sampled an affogato, espresso shot over a scoop of vanilla ice cream. If you like strong unsweetened coffee, this is your coffee shop. From coffee plant to green coffee beans to the roasting process, we saw it all. Unfortunately, I don't remember where the coffee beans originated in our espresso affogato, however Nico spoke of Ethiopian coffee as one they serve often. I would highly recommend this tour as a chance to sample some great independent restaurants in Delray. Our group seemed to be most impressed with the gems we found off the beaten path. Their tours and gift cards can be purchased online. #craftfoodtoursdelraybeach

If you want to have an awesome experience definitely book this. We picked it up in near our condo…read morein Pompano and road it the whole way down to Hollywood at Margaritaville. Little tip, don't bother with Hollywood it's a gorgeous beach but insanely crowded. You have the pompano taxis, then transfer to Fort Lauderdale. The yachts and architecture is amazing. Then you will transfer to Hollywood. Just know that the first two rides are over an hour and this was an all day experience. The first mates are awesome and knowledgeable about the area and the real estate market. You can buy alcohol on the boats (they take cash, cards and Apple Pay). If you want to spend an amazing day learning about the area and going to great restaurants and doing some shopping this is the way to go. Just know that if you have children the later in the day the more drunk some of the passengers may be.

You are doing yourself a disservice if you come to the Fort Lauderdale area and don't spend some…read moretime on the Pompano Beach and Fort Lauderdale water taxi. The trip up the intercoastal waterway with many potential stops along the way was fantastic. A great way to see the region and spend an afternoon. I can't say enough good things about my team of AJ and Carlos. I started the day in a bad mood because my plans had gone awry, but an afternoon on the water taxi with them made my entire trip so much better than expected and game me a much better appreciation for the region and the way it is laid out. Understand that there are two water taxi routes (which wasn't clear to me at first). The Fort Lauderdale route runs from the southern end of Fort Lauderdale ( down by the Margaritaville resort area) up to the Oakland Park region. From there, the Ponpano route runs north up into the Pompano Beach region. Also understand that there are a couple shared stops that have both a F Route number and a P Route number. That was a little confusing at first.

If I lived in South Florida I would be taking the Tri-Rail everywhere because traffic stinks LOL!…read more I traveled to my friend's house the night before, caught a Lyft the next morning to the Boynton Beach Tri-Rail station. I purchased my ticket at the kiosk and borded the next train for the Fort Lauderdale airport. It was roughly a 40-minute ride. Once I got off the train I followed the signs to the airport shuttle on the first floor of the parking garage. Please note, the shuttle bus does not have a shuttle sign on it. If you don't know you better ask somebody which is what I did;) The shuttle bus ride to the Fort Lauderdale airport was about 10 minutes. The signs on the bus indicated Caribbean Airlines was Terminal 4. PLEASE NOTE, they moved to Terminal 1. Imagine my shock and surprise when I get inside the terminal to find out the airline is not there. I was taking an international flight and it was getting pretty close to the 2-hour window of arrival. I ended up catching a cab back to Terminal 1 as it would have taken me too long to walk and the shuttle bus was long gone. The taxi cost roughly $10. I highly recommend this mode of transportation so you don't have to leave your car at the airport and pay the extra expense. But I highly recommend you check the airport website beforehand to verify which terminal hosts your airline.

Is a tri-rail station serving west Palm county connecting with the other 2 counties southbound…read more Clean facilities No restrooms available (is a No Bueno) Vending machines on each side North bound track currently connect with south bound track only crossing the tracks, not the most friendly with limited mobilities users. Parking is ample but no options nearby for eat or drink This is more a cone next in point to and from the location.