Vero Beach - question on teen activities?

[treloarf]

We'll be at Vero 4/10-4/15 - does anyone know how I can get an activities list for that time? I have a 10 yr -dd & 13 ds - The ds is complaining there won't be anything to do without his friends. Is there anything for the adults to do in the evening alone!

 

[Dizzy4Dizney]

There should be a list of activities there when you check in. I saw another post on it a few weeks ago. The list was a mile long. There were activities for all ages. You probably won't see the 13 yo the whole trip.

 

[SC Minnie]

We'll be at Vero 4/10-4/15 - does anyone know how I can get an activities list for that time? I have a 10 yr -dd & 13 ds - The ds is complaining there won't be anything to do without his friends. Is there anything for the adults to do in the evening alone!

We will be there the 12th-16th and were there the same week last year. DD11 really enjoyed the activities. When you get there they will give you a list of activities for the week. Sign up THEN for what your children want to do all week (you sign up by the pool area). They fill up fast especially the Unbirthday party. They have mini golf by the pool and if you think your children are going to play a lot it is better to get a week long pass and they can play as often as they want.

They also played a lot of games throughout the day that really didn't need to be signed up for- you just show up.

For adults alone- . They have the nicer restaurant- can't remember the same right now.


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[mbhoxsie]

I would call the resort and have them fax you a sample activities list. This won't be exact, but it still should give you a close approximation of what to expect.

As far as adult activities... Try the Green Cabin Room after 7:00pm for cocktails. They usually have a band or singer in there every night.



Long strolls up and down the beach are also fun...

Enjoy a nice dinner for two at Sonya's.

You can also : rent Jet Skiis, Kayaks, go bike riding, take a oceangraphical institute tour, take an astronomy class, listen to a banjo, take a wine tasting class, ride a bike, play mini-golf, or if you go during Spring Training, watch the Dodgers play.