Hotel / Travel

We’re returning to

The Hilton Daytona Beach
Oceanfront Resort

Daytona Beach, FL

Link for our group reservations page at the Hilton will be included on your confirmation email from EventBrite, after you register to attend Coastal Magic. If you do not receive this confirmation email, you can contact me via email or FB messenger with your confirmation #, and I’ll give you the link.

• Group Rate: $150/night (plus tax/fees) for standard king or double queen (suites are available at a discount, as well, if you’re interested)
• Resort Fee: waived for convention attendees
• Parking: discounted self parking, no discount on valet parking

Our group block at the host hotel fills up relatively quickly (especially if you need a particular kind of room), so be sure to make your reservations as soon as you’re able. However, if you’re not able to get a room at the Hilton, there are MANY other hotels within a very reasonable walking distance.

 

Getting To Daytona

From North

Take I-95 South to Daytona Beach Exit 261-A. Go East on International Speedway Boulevard. (Route 92) 6.5 miles/10.4 kilometers. Turn  left (North) on Atlantic Avenue (A1A). Address is 2637 South Atlantic Avenue.

From South

I-95 North To  Daytona Beach Exit 261. East on International Speedway Boulevard. (Route 92)  6.5 miles/ 10.4 kilometers. Turn left (north) on Atlantic Avenue (A1A). Address is 2637 South Atlantic Avenue.

From West

I-4 east to  I-95 North Exit 261. East on International Speedway Boulevard. (Route 92) 6.5  miles/ 10.4 kilometers. Turn left (north) on Atlantic Avenue (A1A). Address is 2637 South Atlantic Avenue.

Airport Info

Daytona Beach International Airport  – 15 minutes away from hotel, pay shuttle service available

Orlando International Airport – Just over an hour away, pay shuttle service available

In The Area
(30 minutes or less from the hotel)

Ocean Walk Village – Four miles north of The Shores, the multi-level complex provides a complete shopping, dining and entertainment center.

Daytona Lagoon – Daytona’s premier family entertainment center offers hours of fun-filled excitement for the entire family. You can enjoy 25 ft. rock wall climbs; putt a round of mini-golf on one of three nine-hole courses; go for a spin on the high performance go-karts or dodge the rays in a 3,100 sq. ft. laser tag arena. Also enjoy a state of the art video arcade.

Daytona Beach Boardwalk and Pier – Enjoy old-fashioned beachfront fun: Ferris wheel, shops, arcades, amusements and a classic pier stretching a quarter mile into the ocean. Located at the boardwalk is the world’s hottest new attraction.  The patented spring machine launches you 300 feet in the air at 100 mph for a unique adrenaline-pumping experience!

Daytona International Speedway – Home of the Daytona 500. Has various track tours and exhibits daily.

Zoom Air Adventure at Tuscawilla State Park – Enjoy a treetop adventure at Zoom Air Adventure Park  Daytona Beach, up in the trees of Tuscawilla Park! Zoom Air’s aerial adventure courses are deftly woven into the forest of this easily accessible City of Daytona  Beach park.

Day Trips
(Come a day early, or stay a day later, and see cool stuff!)

Historic St. Augustine – The nation’s oldest city. The historic areas are absolutely gorgeous, and there is so much to see and do. Lots of “oldest” sites, walking/riding tours, and “haunted” places to check out! (approx 1 hour north)

Universal Studios & Islands of Adventure (Orlando) – Home of the Wizard World of Harry Potter and other awesome theme park funness. There are so many cool movie/pop culture attractions. Universal CityWalk is accessible without park admission. If shopping/dining/people watching is your thing, this is a nice alternative to Universal Studios. (Note – to see ALL of the WWoHP, you will need the two park pass! Details on the website.) (approx 1.5 hours south)

Walt Disney World (Orlando) – Home of the giant mouse and all his friends. One of the most famous theme parks in the world, and a magical place (yes, even for grownups!) to spend the day. For those who prefer retail over roller coasters, Downtown Disney and Disney’s Boardwalk are a fun ways to experience some of the shopping/dining/people watching here, without park admission. (approx 1.5 hours south)