What’s to do in the Daytona Beach area when the sun goes down? The real question should be what’s not to do? There are more exciting nighttime attractions, dining, and entertainment than ever. Nighttime is the perfect time to experience all that Daytona Beach has to offer. Whether it’s a baseball game, a concert on the beach or a game of mini-golf, you’ll find just what you’re looking for in a Florida vacation along the 23 miles of world-famous iconic shores of Daytona Beach.
Catch a Daytona Tortugas game
The Daytona Tortugas, the Class A affiliate of the Cincinnati Reds, play at historic Jackie Robinson Ballpark, the oldest operating ballpark in Minor League Baseball. The season kicks off in early April and runs through September with many of games at the night. Relive history at the ballpark where Jackie Robinson played in the first integrated Major League Baseball spring training game in 1946.
Take a Golf Adventure at PopStroke Daytona Beach
Daytona Beach’s newest attraction is just a putt away at PopStroke Daytona Beach. This new hot spot is located within the Tomoka Town Center. Go under the light and choose between a pair of 18-hole mini-golf courses that feature fairways, roughs, and bunkers or just dine at the restaurant, enjoy the ice cream parlor and play many of the outdoor games available.
On the Water
You have two great options for a relaxed evening on the waters of Intracoastal. With World Famous Boat Tours Sunset River Tour, you’ll have views of the iconic bridges and harbors along the Halifax River as well seeing historical waterfront properties, natural habitat, and wildlife. While on board the Lady Dolphin of Daytona paddle wheeler, feast on a mouth-watering dinner while on a scenic 1 ½-hour dinner scenic cruise.
Take in a Show!
Since 1937, the iconic Daytona Beach Bandshell venue has delivered thousands of unforgettable evenings. The amphitheater is located on the oceanfront at the north end of the Daytona Beach Boardwalk, allowing music lovers to simultaneously enjoy live music, lots of shopping and dining options at Ocean Walk Shoppes, and spectacular ocean views. Make sure to make a stop at the Bandshell on a Friday or and Saturday night to enjoy their summer line-up of concerts!
You’ll also find great entertainment at a number of other venues in town such as the Ocean Center Convention Center, ONE DAYTONA, the News-Journal Center, the Peabody Auditorium, and the newly renovated Ormond Beach Performing Arts Center. And for something truly unique, take part in an authentic Polynesian dinner show at Polynesian Fire Luau, complete with a volcano, ambient lighting, good eats, and the feel of being in the Pacific Islands.
Campfire on the Beach
Feasting smores on a campfire on the “World’s Most Famous Beach” can be an unforgettable experience. No matter the size of your traveling party, Beach Campfires customizes the perfect full-service nighttime beach experience that delivers laughter, storytelling and connecting with people.
Drinks and Dancing
Sometimes the best nights are spent relaxing one of the many microbreweries, wine and cocktail bars and even rooftop bars with live music.
A few favorites beachside include Streamline Hotel Sky Rooftop Bar, Ocean Deck Restaurant & Beach Club, Racing's North Turn, and Mai Tai Bar.
On the mainland side, Madeline's Wine Bar in downtown Daytona Beach has a curated selection of wines, champagnes, seltzers and more, paired with top-tier fare. Rockefeller's in Ormond Beach is a beer and wine bar centered around the legacy of American oil magnate John D. Rockefeller. Both feature live music, and other entertainment.
You’ll find plenty of nightlife in Daytona Beach on your next vacation. Start planning your getaway today and we’ll be looking forward to seeing you soon.
