San Diego Visitors Guide - San Diego Official Visitors Guide

KIDS & FAMILY
With lots of major attractions, plus miles of beaches,
parks, and recreation areas, keeping the kids entertained
is easy. The challenge will be keeping up with them as they
play, learn, and explore.
TEEN SCENE
10 Fun Diversions for
Teenagers
Ride artificial waves at The
Wave House in
Mission Beach.
Snorkel with leopard
sharks with Birch
Aquarium naturalists
(June–September).
Get a “teen transformation”
facial at the Sea Spa
at Loews Coronado
Bay Resort.
Take a flying trapeze class at
Trapeze High
in Escondido.
Tour the press box, bullpen, dugout,
and VIP areas at
Petco Park.
Take a mini- speedboat
adventure tour with San
Diego Speed Boat
Adventures, Inc.
Cool down at the beachside ice
skating rink at the
Hotel del Coronado
(November–December).
Ride a board, bike, or blades on
the Mission Beach
Boardwalk.
Take down a California burrito
at Lucha Libre in
Mission Hills.
Get some air at Sky Zone
Trampoline Park in
Chula Vista.
PLAY

Ride bikes around Mission Bay, stopping at Belmont Park

(3146 Mission Boulevard) to conquer the Giant Dipper, a wooden coaster built in 1925. Swim, surf, body board, and build sand castles on the beach. Spend the day at Sea World, San Diego Zoo, San Diego Zoo Safari Park, or LEGOLAND California. Birch Aquarium offers hands-on marine exhibits and great views. At night, roast marshmallows on

Mission Beach. Grab a CityPASS for discounted admission to many San Diego attractions.

EAT

Kids will love breakfast at Mary Jane’s (207 Fifth Avenue) in the Hard Rock Hotel. At lunch, let the youngsters loose in the play area at Station Tavern (2204 Fern Street), and feast on burgers and tater tots, or head to ’50s throw-back-themed Corvette Diner

(2965 Historic Decatur Road). Do dinner at Sammy’s Woodfired Pizza (multiple locations) and be sure to try some frozen yogurt piled with toppings at Yogurt on the Rocks (1886 Garnet Avenue).