The New Year is just around the corner, and Brevard county has lots of greatparties planned to celebrate the close of 2015. In Cocoa Beach, the historic Cocoa Beach Pier will be hosting a New Years Eve party beginning at 6:30 p.m. on December 31. Enjoy live music, a midnight champagne toast, and watching the ball drop on one of the more than 50 screens along the historic pier. The Cocoa Beach Pier is a Spacecoast landmark, built in the early 1960’s and stretching 800 feet over the Atlantic Ocean. The weather for the evening is forecast to be cool, in the low 70’s, with a light breeze.
For more information about the event, visit the party’s event page on Facebook or view their flier. For more information about the Cocoa Beach Pier, visit their website. If you are planning to visit the Space Coast and are in need of accommodations, give us a call at (321)-784-5046 or e-mail us at [email protected]!
For the month of November, Brevard County residents can receive 70% off general admission to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex. Admission includes the Kennedy Space Center Tour featuring the Apollo/Saturn V Center, the Rocket Garden, the new Space Shuttle Atlantis exhibit, and more. The annual 30 Days of Giving food drive benefits the Brevard Sharing Centers and local food banks, which provide assistance to those in need. “Due to the kindness and generosity of others, area sharing centers are able to provide more than 25,000 pounds of food to 900 individuals and families a month. In August 2014 alone, the sharing centers provided food to thousands of families.” Residents can receive the discounted rate by bringing proof of Brevard County residency (a driver’s license or utility bill) and a donation of canned goods and non-perishable food items.
For more information on 30 Days of Giving at Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex, please call 877-634-0735. If you are planning to visit the Space Coast and are in need of accommodations, give us a call at (321)-784-5046 or e-mail us at [email protected]! Be sure to ask us about our Fall Special, now through November 30!
Each weekend in October, Camp Holly Airboats is running haunted airboat rides along the St. Johns River. The route consists of an airboat ride and a haunted trail along the old road bed for US 192. The route takes about 25-30 minutes to complete, and while waiting, Camp Holly’s bar and cook shack offers cold drinks and hot food, including standard fares like chicken tenders and burgers, as well as more adventurous offerings such as frog legs and gator tail. The airboat ride and trail is open to all ages, and will make arrangements for guests with difficulties getting around.
Camp Holly encourages guests to where insect deterrent and be prepared for cool evening weather, and guests should wear comfortable closed-toed shoes. Tickets are not available in advance. For more information, visit Camp Holly’s website or the Haunted Airboat Rides page on Facebook.
If you are planning to visit the Space Coast and are in need of accommodations, give us a call at (321)-784-5046 or e-mail us at [email protected]!
Each weekend in October, Camp Holly Airboats is running haunted airboat rides along the St. Johns River. The route consists of an airboat ride and a haunted trail along the old road bed for US 192. The route takes about 25-30 minutes to complete, and while waiting, Camp Holly’s bar and cook shack offers cold drinks and hot food, including standard fares like chicken tenders and burgers, as well as more adventurous offerings such as frog legs and gator tail. The airboat ride and trail is open to all ages, and will make arrangements for guests with difficulties getting around.