And when adults need a break from gambling, they can meander to the Jacuzzi, spa, fitness center and gift shop. Adults and kids can enjoy activities together at the Miccosukee Indian reserve 18 miles to the west of the resort, which offers the Miccosukee Indian Museum of Native American artifacts, shops with handmade crafts and alligator wrestling shows. Another option is an airboat tour of the Everglades - home to mangroves, bald eagles, crocodiles, manatees and clouds of water birds. Miccosukee Airboat rides are located across the street from the Indian village. There is also nightly entertainment at the Cypress Lounge, usually along the lines of a wedding singer or band.
Breakfast includes eggs, muffins, pancakes, crepes, bagels, oatmeal.
Lunch and dinner are varieties of beef, chicken, pasta, rice, salad and desserts. Open 5 a.m to 2 a.m. The cafe, set in the middle of the original gaming room, sells 14,000 surf 'n turf specials monthly. That's because about 3,000 people pass through the gaming hall every weeknight and 7,000 every weekend night. While you can't escape the bustling crowd and dinging bells on the first floor of the hotel, things change once you step onto the elevator.