Have some fun on the Florida West Coast by visiting several attractions:  The Florida Aquarium, the Edison & Ford Winter Estates and the Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens.

Florida Aquarium:  Two tickets to experience the aquarium and see why it's among the top aquariums in the world.  With more than 20,000 aquatic plants and animals from Florida and around the world! The Florida Aquarium features 200,000 square-feet of air-conditioned fun.

Edison & Ford Winter Estates:  Two estate tour tickets to the winter home of Thomas A. Edison, beautifully situated along the Caloosahatchee River, is one of the greatest historic treasures within Lee County. In 1885, Thomas Edison first visited Florida. He purchased property along the Caloosahatchee River and built a vacation home. The vernacular structure, completed in 1886 and dubbed "Seminole lodge" by the Edisons, served as a winter retreat and work place for the prolific inventor until his death in 1931.

Edison’s good friend Henry Ford followed close behind and purchased the neighboring property in 1915. "The Mangoes" was the winter getaway for the Fords. Edison and Ford spent many winters working, talking and even relaxing together in tropical southwest Florida.

When you visit "Seminole Lodge" and "The Mangoes" you enter a world unlike any you have ever seen. The furnishings and architecture of these gracious, rambling buildings are reminiscent of a bygone era. The inventive genius of Edison and Ford are evident throughout these 17-acres of riverfront estates.

Naples Zoo at Caribbean Gardens:  Family 4 pack of tickets.  The Naples Zoo  is a nationally accredited zoo and yet much more than a walk-through zoo. The  nonprofit 501(c)(3) charitable institution also features a full day of fun activities. The paved path winds nearly a mile past rare and beautiful animals residing within a historic tropical garden of exotic plants first planted in 1919 with a fascinating history.

In this tropical setting, you can take delight at seeing many of your favorite animals like lions, kangaroos, and monkeys. In addition, you'll also discover feature exhibits and an array of more rarely seen creatures like the African wild dogs or an Asian deer that barks and eats meat.