Into the Woods (Seated Tickets)

Why watch Into the Woods

Into the Woods is a celebrated musical from Sondheim and Lapine that brings together various fairytale characters on a quest that leads them into the mysterious woods. As their stories intertwine, they confront the reality that getting what you wish for doesn't always lead to a happy ending. With Jordan Fein at the helm and Tom Scutt's innovative designs at the fore, this production of the musical offers a visually captivating experience that honors the original's depth while offering new perspectives. The Bridge Theatre production marks the first major London revival in nearly a decade, bringing with it a fresh take on a beloved classic.​

The story

A childless Baker and his Wife embark on a journey to lift a witch's curse, encountering characters like Cinderella, Jack, and Little Red Riding Hood along the way. Each seeks to fulfill their deepest wish, but as their paths cross, they discover that every choice has consequences, and that 'happily ever after' is more complex than it seems.​ Prepare to venture into a world where fairy tales take unexpected turns as your favorite characters venture into the woods on a mission that might change them forever.

Into the Woods (Seated Tickets)

Discover Miami's lush green spaces and natural beauty on this guided sightseeing tour that includes four hours of exploration, covering 10 distinct areas packed with landmarks, parks, and museums. Your adventure begins at Matheson Hammock Park, a sprawling 654-acre park established in the early 20th century, featuring over eight miles of trails for hiking and biking. Next up is the Tropical Audubon Society's gardens, a serene oasis of native flora and fauna that spans 8 acres, boasting hundreds of species of plants and wildlife. The tour then leads you to Oleta River State Park, Miami’s largest urban park at 1,040 acres, known for its extensive bike trails and scenic river views. You'll also visit the Deering Estate, a historic site covering 453 acres with architectural marvels like the Richmond Cottage (built in 1922) and the Stone House (constructed between 1896-1897). Lastly, your journey concludes at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, a 83-acre haven of tropical plants and flowers. This tour offers audio guides in English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Mandarin, ensuring accessibility for all visitors. Seated tickets provide comfortable viewing throughout the ride, with stops every half hour to explore each unique location.

Explore Matheson Hammock Park

Your tour stops at Matheson Hammock Park where you can hike through 654 acres of lush greenery and scenic trails established in the early 1900s. The park features a large picnic area, barbecue grills, playgrounds for children, and a half-mile circular boardwalk that winds around Lake Osceola. Visitors often spot native wildlife such as turtles, birds, and fish while enjoying panoramic views of Miami's skyline from vantage points along the trails. Matheson Hammock Park is unique in its blend of natural beauty and urban accessibility, offering something for every visitor to enjoy.

Discover the Tropical Audubon Society's Gardens

At the Tropical Audubon Society's gardens, guests can explore 8 acres filled with over 400 species of native plants and wildlife. Established in 1967, this sanctuary is a haven for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts alike. Visitors often spend about two hours walking through meticulously maintained pathways that wind around ponds, woodlands, and meadows teeming with life. The gardens are particularly renowned for their extensive butterfly garden and the variety of migratory birds spotted throughout the year. This location stands out due to its commitment to conservation education and community engagement.

Experience Oleta River State Park

Your tour continues at Oleta River State Park, Miami’s largest urban park covering 1,040 acres. Established in 1975, this expansive area offers over eight miles of bike trails and scenic river views along the Oleta River. Visitors can spend up to three hours exploring the diverse ecosystems within the park, including mangroves, hardwood hammocks, and coastal dunes. The park is unique for its combination of recreational activities like kayaking, fishing, and paddleboarding alongside peaceful nature walks through untouched wilderness.

Visit the Deering Estate

The tour leads you to the historic Deering Estate, a 453-acre site featuring architectural wonders such as Richmond Cottage (built in 1922) and the Stone House (constructed between 1896-1897). This estate is not only a testament to early 20th-century architecture but also serves as an environmental research center. Visitors often spend about two hours exploring the grounds, learning about the history of Miami through guided tours that highlight the mansion's intricate details and the surrounding natural habitats. The Deering Estate stands out for its blend of historical preservation and ecological education.

Admire Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden

Your tour concludes at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, an 83-acre haven showcasing over 10,000 species of tropical plants and flowers. Established in 1936 by Dr. David Fairchild, this garden is a living laboratory for botanists and enthusiasts alike. Visitors typically spend around three hours wandering through themed gardens like the Air Plant House, Bromeliad Garden, and Orchid Collection. The garden's unique feature is its extensive research program dedicated to tropical plant conservation and sustainability.

Tour Highlights

• Audio guides in 7 languages
• Seated tickets for comfortable viewing
• Four-hour tour covering 10 distinct areas
• Explore Matheson Hammock Park’s trails
• Discover Tropical Audubon Society's gardens
• Experience Oleta River State Park's river views
• Visit Deering Estate's historic mansion and grounds
• Admire Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden's diversity

Perfect for nature lovers, history buffs, and families, this guided sightseeing tour provides an immersive experience through Miami’s most scenic locations. The four-hour format allows you to hike at Matheson Hammock Park, explore the gardens at Deering Estate, enjoy river views at Oleta River State Park, and admire tropical flora at Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden, giving you a comprehensive view of Miami's natural beauty and rich cultural heritage.