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Treetop Trekking Miami

3.7 (23 reviews)
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Last track at the last leg. What is this type of bridgework?
Carmen S.

Oh, Girl. This was a crazy workout. A day later and I am still sore. A group of us went and 6 out of 9 of us made it on all 4 tracks. It is very intense. Please have decent upper body strength. A lot of physicality but so fun!!! I really pushed myself because I certainly wanted to quit. That last track had me sitting down on a couple of the platforms. But got through. Drink lots of water and stay hydrated between tracks. They say no outside food and drinks but we were told we could have brought reusable water bottles. So......Bring a reusable water bottle. Bottled water is $6 a pop. Go early in the morning and during the fall. It got really hot up there. We started at 10 am and finished by 1. The sun was playing zero games! It was so hot and so humid. So wear sunscreen too and sunglasses but have the neck loop to keep them attached to your face. We had to pour some out for the sunglasses that were lost in the trees. All in all....Excellent experience!!! So glad we got through!! And so glad we went! They need to get Treetop Trekking t-shirts!!!

Abel R.

This was no joke. I bought the 4 course trail and managed to do only 1 course. After that I quit. My anxiety was up the roof. I don't know where I got this fear of heights but is something I want to overcome. You will need gloves for this adventure! Your hands will be raw from holding tight at the metal cables. They do provide one but if you're picky bring your own. Other than that, my friends had a great time.

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Lizaveta B.

It was fun. A lot of fun. Definitely recommend trying but if you unsure of your physical abilities I would recommend to stick with Explorer's Trek. Also time it properly since if you end up on a top track between 1-3 pm sunscreen might not save you and it feels hot as hell in helmet. Either than that it's truly enjoyable activity for kids and adults.

Natalie T.

I had so much fun all in all. I came alone and made a friend that was also there alone. It is super scary at first until you get the hang of it, it becomes kinda fun. It is meant to spike your adrenaline but the team does a great job of safety measures. One of the employees have to come to the middle of zipline and pulled my weight himself back to the post since I didn't grab the base on time lol. It is a super fun scary workout though for sure but I definitely think it's a great activity for your mental because at the beginning of each obstacle, you're going to think it's impossible to do but will get through it eventually by persisting. I also couldn't afford to lose face behind the 10 year old little boy in front of me doing it. Super fun to do with a friend group too I bet. Staff were are super kind and friendly, EXCEPT one thing I will say is that the Guest Relations/Service part of the building IRONICALLY had the worst service in the whole world. They lucky everybody else was so cool I couldn't give them less than 4 stars. But I came in there and said excuse me maybe 10 times and still no response until I told the YOUNGER staff that are doing the check in and ziplining process about it and they went behind the counter to get the ladies. One of the girls acted like it was such a chore to check my bag in like it's not something she's getting paid for. Guess what happened when I went to go check out my bags... no response again. Another staff member from the ziplines had to go grab somebody... What are those girls getting paid to do???? It's really unfair to everybody else there actually working. Anyway, the wristband for the ziplined also gives you access to the zoo which I adored too. The parrots talk back, the animals especially the monkeys are so beautiful to me. My only advice to this business is to train/re-establish their position the front desk of your literal customer service building because they clearly do not understand their role. They don't have to be at the desk all the time if nobody's there but I shouldn't have to wait 7 mins saying excuse me multiple times and having to grab staff from another department TWICE in one visit to help me.

Jade R.

It's around $65 per adult. There's only 2 small courses and 2 small zip lines. I thought it was very short for the money. But still had a good time. It's self guided, instructors were clear on everything they briefed. I wouldn't not recommend this place but definitely not the first place you should try.

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These people are horrible and won't accept even if my child was less than half an inch away. She is absolutely heartbroken.

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Rise Nation Miami

Rise Nation Miami

4.7
(29 reviews)
2.3 mi

Cardio and leg day in 30 minutes, yes please! This studio conducts its workouts on stationary…read moreclimbers in darkened and club-like lighting with great energy. You can expect to get a little breathless and sweaty within a few minutes of starting since they start you right away with active climbing. It takes a little time to get used to stepping and pushing/pulling vertically while strapped into the climber, since the movement is different from your other daily activities. You need to remind yourself not to crane your head and neck back---don't worry, your head will not hit the climber center pole, trust me I've tried. But if it's good enough for Bradley Cooper (see the article about Rise Nation they have posted next to the restroom), it must be good enough for me. If you're going for the first time, make sure to look at the schedule and see what levels are being offered in their classes. They have classes ranging from Level I (good for beginners, can add on) to Level III ("EXTREME"), so pay attention to what you attend. The staff and instructors are very nice and helpful about getting you situated on the climber, so don't hesitate to tell them if it's your first time. Hint: the handles that you grab onto can be removed and put in different height holders, which they will tell you. The instructors will tell you that they go between a "mid range" (regular strides) and "long range" (full strides). Their cues will alternate between these ranges, different resistances and faster/slower paces. Once you get used to the climber, don't be afraid to go faster, "rip" (reach and stride) longer and increase resistance when they instruct you to. Remember, you need to get it all in within 30 minutes! The actual class time can run up to 35-40 minutes if you stay for the full cool down and stretch, so don't expect to bolt out in 30 minutes if you want the full workout experience. It's still a very efficient workout if you're looking to change up your exercise routine! They offer lots of promotional packages that give you 10 classes for $10-15 each, so look for them online and when you go! And/or use the amazing ClassPass like me, since each class costs 6-7 credits. Parking is not too bad for the Design District, since there is a lot of street parking within a block or two of the studio's building. There's a juice bar on the same block if you want to treat yourself for all the good work you've done! Try it out, see you there soon!

Such a fun class. Its a quick 30 minute workout on these climbers that you need your arms and legs…read moreto move up and down. Its an excellent core workout (when engaged), and cardio exercise. The trainers are all upbeat and do their best to keep everyone motivated.

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Jungle Island

Jungle Island

3.2
(556 reviews)
0.1 mi

I spent $20 on parking, $200 on tickets, and 45 minutes signing waivers just to walk into the…read moresaddest, most depressing animal facility I've ever seen. They promised an 11:30 "show" and even texted me to be on time. The show was a skunk that immediately ran away three times, and a snake that looked dead and never moved. The conditions were shocking: birds crammed into tiny cages stacked next to each other, kangaroos trapped in small empty pens, and the largest tortoise I've ever seen stuck in an enclosure the size of my living room -- with another tortoise. Every animal looked stressed, sad, or neglected. My kids were so upset we left early. I'm ashamed I spent money here, but I'm glad I saw it so I can warn others. This place is cruel, depressing, and should not be allowed to operate.

This is the first time I come to Jungle Island at this location and it was okay. As soon as you go…read morein, you can still take pictures with parrot. This is a staple of theirs as I remember doing that as a child when it was called Parrot Jungle. However, the place seems to be falling apart and it was evident with red decorations falling off at the entrance. This is something that can easily be fixed. The children's play area is nice and pretty big. The treehouse, trampoline and the Beyhive were unique. The treehouse playground though needs a little bit more of an upkeep as part of the ground is lifting and things are falling apart. Seeing the animals was great. I fed a goat and enjoyed doing that but again some of those animals enclosures need more of an upkeep. The animal show at 11:30 AM is a little outdated. I would recommend changing it to make it more entertaining. Overall, if you come, don't have much expectations. It's a nice thing to do after you have done everything else in Miami.

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Tough Mudder - Miami

Tough Mudder - Miami

1.5
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1.1 mi

4th full Tough Mudder and am just so disappointed. Loved my first couple TMs, but this one was just…read morea total letdown. - One, totally not a fan of the 2-loop course. What in the world. It seemed like a way to "cop out" of putting up the 20+ unique obstacles. Instead, we had 16 or so obstacles and had to re-do a few of them. - Missed obstacles like Arctic Enema. It felt like we had all the janky obstacles for the first 90% of the run. All of the fun ones were saved for the 2nd loop and stuffed into the last 1-2 miles (i.e., blockness monster, happy ending, funky monkey, etc.). Really disappointed in the layout. - Like the other reviewer mentioned, there was... No. Mud. Perhaps that's a fault of SoFlo since our dirt at this park was more like sand... but it felt like I was at a beach moreso than going through an actual mud run. Absolutely no mud. - No premium parking. In the past, I've always been happy to pay the $25 or whatever to park closer to the venue. In this instance, it was $20/vehicle, and premium parking didn't exist. Not only that, but it took over 30 minutes to park... This isn't Disney, folks! - Photographers... were placed SO badly! There was one that was just randomly placed in a field. WHY? Put him by an obstacle! There was no one by Berlin Walls; no one by Hero Carry; no one by Funky Monkey... It's fun getting to see the photo documentation of you championing the obstacles, but not this time. - Ran out of Small tech t-shirts... followed quickly by the Mediums. I have no idea what's going on with TM this year. :/ First time I've been to an event that ran out of Ts. + Only pro is the community. Still great camaraderie; everyone is always willing to help out others up and over obstacles, etc. Overall, just super disappointed. I think this will be my last Tough Mudder. In the future, I'll probably be looking for other mud runs. :(

This was my 3rd Tough Mudder and the worst one I've done. There was almost no mud or water courses…read more We also had to repeat several courses twice for the for the "full race". Not going to do it again in Miami.

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