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This October, there’s an even better reason to bring the whole family to Bahia Resort Hotel! First, start your trip off with major savings with an exclusive offer of up to 25% off* your stay. While at the Bahia, dine at Dockside 1953 for a free kid's meal and savor a delicious menu paired with marina and Mission Bay views. After a delicious meal, kids can enjoy free admission aboard the Bahia Belle sightseeing cruise to explore the 4,200-acre aquatic park. Families can also experience an exciting paddleboard or kayak adventure with a complimentary rental from Bahia's on-site partner Action Sport Rentals. San Diego itself is the ideal family destination for the whole family this October. Along with kids eating (and playing) for free at the Bahia, families can enjoy perks and savings throughout the city. https://www.bahiahotel.com/kids-free Bahia Resort Hotel on Facebook / Instagram

Join us at Plunge San Diego as we say goodbye to another amazing summer with our annual end of summer event, the End of Summer Splash! This event will feature mermaids both in and out of the water and even the opportunity for guests to try on a mermaid tail and swim in the designated Mermaid Zone. Enjoy our 83-degree heated water and retractable roof which allows for ideal swimming conditions despite the weather. The Aqua Jungle floating obstacle course will be open and we will have plenty of dryland games and activities. There will be complimentary non-alcoholic drinks and treats. The event will have a server for anyone who would like to purchase a drink or cocktail. Bring your friends and families for our annual end of summer event that is sure to be a great way to end the summer of 2023. Ticket Information: https://buytickets.at/plungesandiego1/973231 Plunge San Diego on Facebook / Instagram

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