On Saturday, March 26, 2016 join the hunt in Miami at the 14th Annual Egg Scramble Egg Hunt! An annual tradition for the children of Sunny Isles Beach, this event is also open to non-residents. The Egg Scramble brings a unique twist on holiday egg hunting… with rides, games and more!
The event will be held at Pelican Community Park, 18115 North Bay Road, Sunny Isles Beach, FL 33160 and is FREE to all SIB residents with their resident ID card. Friends and visitors can pay a nominal fee to join in on the fun of unlimited carnival rides during the event. Admission is free, as is parking. However, Scramble wristbands are required to ride the rides!
Wristbands for the Egg Scramble are available now at the Sunny Isles Beach Government Center located at 18070 Collins Avenue or the Pelican Community Park located at 18115 North Bay Road. No need to wait in long lines on the day of the event – get your egg scramble wristbands in advance.
Egg Scramble Egg Hunt
Who: Children and parents who want to have fun!
What: 14th Annual Egg Scramble
When: Saturday, March 26, 2016 – 10:00 AM — 2:00 PM
Where: Pelican Community Park in Sunny Isles Beach
Enjoy a fun-filled day at the egg scramble full of games, rides, crafts and music. The event will start with our annual egg hunt, promptly at 10am, where participants, ages 12 and under will receive a special bag, and scramble through thousands of beach balls to collect brightly colored eggs, filled with toys and candy. After the egg hunt is over, stay and enjoy hours of fun with crafts, games, music, and carnival rides! You can also visit our Spring Bunnies for a keepsake photo to take home.
Parking & Transportation
FREE parking available in the school parking garage, along 181st Drive, and in the Government Center Parking garage. Avoid parking hassles; RIDE the FREE City Shuttle Bus and receive a special gift! Download the Egg Scramble Egg Hunt flyer for more information or visit The City of Sunny Isles Beach website. Be sure to also check out these great Easter themed books for children.
