Easy to Find Vegas Style Casino a Short Drive from Daytona Beach, Florida
What is planned for your vacation? Adults often think a trip to Las Vegas would be fun if it was closer to home. That famous Neon City with the Ethel M Chocolate Factory and Botanical Gardens can be a dream for another time. If your destination is a Florida raceway, Victory Casino Cruises offers a Vegas style casino a short drive from Daytona Beach.
A number of groups and people make the local lighthouse a main must-do when traveling. The Ponce de Leon Inlet Lighthouse is located just south of Daytona Beach on South Peninsula Drive. For a small admission fee, visitors can walk up the stairs of this 175 foot-high brick structure and out to the walkway. There are 203 steps that lead to that area, so the climb is not for everyone. Take plenty of pictures of the water and surrounding area to share with those who stayed below.
Another easy to find activity is the Victory, a Vegas style casino a short drive from Daytona Beach, Florida. Bright lights and an amazing number of multi-denomination slot machines are just the beginning of the similarity. There is also live entertainment and the same sort of friendly crew, staff and employees you expect to find at any quality casino. Even better than Vegas, this casino provides a magnificent cruise on the Atlantic Ocean.
Guests will quickly discover the entertaining value of so many things combined in one ship and a five-hour cruise. The Victory has several bars, including the see it to believe it display in the Sports Book. Relax in comfort with an exotic libation and cheer your favorite team to victory! You can even bet on certain games with Vegas odds!
Trying your hand at live table poker games provides the thrill professional poker stars feel when they know they have a winning hand and go all in. VCC, which sails twice a day, carries up to 1200 passengers. Spice up your vacation by booking this Vegas style casino that is just a short drive from Daytona Beach. Call now at 855-GO-VICTORY (855-468-4286).
