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FlowRider at Wave House San Diego
Category: San Diego Attractions & Activities
Address: 3115 Ocean Front Walk, San Diego, CA 92109
Righteous wave, small crowd. Challenge yourself on the FlowRider, an artificial wave created by 20,000 gallons of water rushing 25 miles an hour along a sloping vinyl surface. Skittering across the foam face on the rushing skein of water is like being transported atop a wet and rollicking magic carpet.
Category: Tours and Excursions - San Diego Attractions & Activities
Address: Various locations, San Diego, CA
Hear spooky tales of San Diego’s ghostly past as you take a guided walking tour of Old Town or the Gaslamp Quarter. Or ride in comfort to several of the city’s most haunted sites, such as the Horton Grand Hotel, and the Star of India. Old Town tour departs from The Living Room (2541 San Diego Ave); Gaslamp tour...
Category: Tours and Excursions - San Diego Attractions & Activities
Address: 2100 Kettner Blvd, San Diego, CA 92101
Now here’s something fun and unusual that’s offered in only a handful of cities worldwide. GPS-navigated, two-seat cars zip around town as a taped narrator relates the most interesting, funny or odd stories of the city’s history. The three-wheeled, bright yellow cars have open tops, great in sunny San Diego, and you...
Category: Historic Sites - San Diego Attractions & Activities
Address: 2129 Main St, Chamber of Commerce, Julian, CA 92036
The picturesque town of Julian, itself a registered historic landmark, got its start during a minor gold rush in the 1870s. Located about an hour out of San Diego, it’s a great destination for a day trip. Visitors can enjoy gold panning, carriage rides, browsing through the museum, touring a candy factory, or shopping...
Category: Family Activities - San Diego Attractions & Activities
Address: 2052 Entertainment Cir, Chula Vista, CA 91911
If you’re a thrill-seeker, you’ll love Knott’s Soak City. High-speed slides, tube slides and body slides appeal to daredevils, but there are plenty of options for those who prefer tamer experiences, including a ¼-mile lazy river and a huge wave pool. For the under 42” set, the park features a special kid’s pool,...
Category: San Diego Attractions & Activities
Address: 3830 Mission Blvd, San Diego, CA 92109
Hotel concessions and beachfront joints often charge twice what you’ll find off the boardwalk. Kruiser King offers great weekly and daily rates on bikes, surfboards, and skateboards.
Category: San Diego Attractions & Activities
Address: 2910 La Jolla Village Dr, La Jolla, CA 92037
With three theatres and an in-house restaurant, this playhouse offers a wide range of events, from plays to readings and educational opportunities. A non-profit theatre, La Jolla Playhouse showcases a top-notch roster of productions each season, and boasts a host of awards, including the 1993 Tony Award as America's...
Category: Family Activities - San Diego Attractions & Activities
Address: One Legoland Dr, Carlsbad, CA 92008
If you don’t have kids, borrow some. Legoland is so much fun, so amazing, that you’d really be doing yourself a disservice to skip it. It’s a traditional theme park with rides and games and shows, but it looks like a giant version of something you could build with Legos - very cool. Waiting in line for rides is a...
Category: Art Museums - San Diego Attractions & Activities
Address: 1550 S El Camino Real, Encinitas, CA 92024
The Lux Art Institute expands on the traditional museum concept by combining traditional gallery exhibits with observation of art-in-progress. During regular museum hours, a resident artist is busy in the studio creating new works. This means you get to see the artistic process itself, instead of just the end result....
Marie Hitchcock Puppet Theatre
Category: Family Activities - San Diego Attractions & Activities
Address: 2130 Pan American Rd W, Palisades Building, San Diego, CA 92101
The first show at Balboa Park’s puppet theater was in 1947, by sisters Marie Hitchcock and Genevieve Engman. Hitchcock continued to perform until her death in 1994, at which time the theater was renamed in her honor. Today, the 200-seat theater presents classic tales such as "Rumplestlitskin" and "The Princess and the...
