Living The Lagoon Life in The Tampa Suburbs at Mirada Lagoon in San Antonio Florida | Metro Lagoons

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  • Living The Lagoon Life in The Tampa Suburbs at Mirada Lagoon in San Antonio Florida | Metro Lagoons 🌴
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Komentáře • 6

  • @henryi9738
    @henryi9738 Před měsícem

    Wow , such an amazing place ! Thank you sir. 🙏

  • @malikismail9725
    @malikismail9725 Před měsícem +1

    Great video on the Mirada Lagoon Community in San Antonio which we considered but chose the Lagoon community of Southshore Bay in Wimauma which has less crowds and many amenities of convenience around us (grocery, gas, Walmart and many other places for everyday needs) plus just up the street you will be transported to downtown Wimauma where the Mexican culture and cuisine is fantastic

    • @bentravelstv
      @bentravelstv  Před měsícem +1

      You made a great choice! San Antonio seems like it is going to take at least another Decade or so to fully develop, nothing really out there and its mostly rural. I like the lagoon and neighborhood you live in, its beautiful and you are closer to Sarasota, Bradenton and close to Brandon, Riverview and Tampa along with Lakeland.

    • @malikismail9725
      @malikismail9725 Před měsícem

      @@bentravelstv Yes Sir - love your videos and keep up the great work 👍🏾

  • @JasonDay-jx4um
    @JasonDay-jx4um Před 21 dnem +1

    This is a very nice place. However, if you see it and think you can enjoy the entire lagoon - you can't! Probably not even 20% of it. The vast majority of the lagoon is not for open swim as the other 80% is reserved exclusively for paddle boarding and kayaking where your body is not actually in the water. I spent $450 bucks for my family of four (all access) plus a cabana only to discover upon arrival that we (along with everyone else) were constrained to a very small portion of this massive lagoon. If I had known this, I would not have driven over from Orlando to play in what amounts to a large pool. You certainly do not get to take advantage of the "lagoon".