Quote:First thing to do is determine your point of entry.  Miami would be your best bet if you're flying in to the East coast.  Secondary point of entry would probably be Orlando.  It also depends on if you want to actually see some sights or just hang out on a beach or in a club.

 

In Key West, last time I was there, there were plenty of places to rent scooters.  That's the easy way to get around.  The island isn't that big, and there is certainly a fun time to be had.

 

Miami, in my opinion doesn't have a whole lot to see and do.  South Beach could be interesting, but a bit expensive.

 

From there, perhaps check out Lake Okeechobee, then decide if you want to travel north along the west coast or the east coast of Florida.  I recommend the east coast.  I do know that you like aviation, and one thing that you might be interested to see is Cape Canaveral and the space port.  Continue north and stop in Daytona, take a tour of the speedway and check out the beach.  From Daytona, take US1 north and visit St. Augustine.  I would recommend planning a whole day in St. Augustine to really do some sight seeing and seeing some really cool stuff.  Arrive in Jacksonville, do the game, then either drive to Orlando or fly to either Miami or Atlanta for your exit point.

 

In between there are a number of other things to see and do that are inexpensive and unique to Florida.