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Mai Tai Bar, located in Ocean Walk Shoppes, overlooks the historic Bandshell and features a spectacular view of the Atlantic. Known for one of Florida's leading happy hours as successfully as the coolest exist music on the coast, when the sun sets on Daytona Beach, Mai Tai Bar is just getting started.

Weekdays from 4:00pm - 6:00pm

Inspired by the nightlife of the tropics, Mai Tai Bar’s beachfront patio brings the tiki party to paradise. Offering the best Pupu Specials, your friends can “Tropic Like It’s Hot” with our Edamame, French Fries, Onion Rings, and Coconut Shrimp. At Mai Tai Bar, it’s all-island vibes.

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As the sun sets, Mai Tai Bar is just getting started. Mai Tai Bar is flawless for groups of friends watching the game, listening to live music, or catching up over delighted hour specials. Surrounded by breezy beach views and comfortable seating, experience warm service and tasty bites.

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    Explore Daytona Beach as an LGBTQ+ Traveler

    Along Florida’s eastern coastline, Daytona Beach stands as a well-known destination, welcoming travelers from all corners of the globe. Famous for its sun-soaked beaches, thrilling motorsports, and captivating atmosphere, Daytona Beach offers an array of experiences to cater to every traveler’s preferences. This coastal treasure is often celebrated as the “World’s Most Famous Beach,” and its vast stretches of pristine shoreline have continually attracted sun-seekers, surf enthusiasts, and families looking for relaxation and fun.

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    DAYTONA BEACH, Florida — The Streamline Hotel, the place where NASCAR founder Bill France Sr. made the agreement to start the stock car series, is no longer the gay bar and drag show epicenter that it was five years ago.

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    Rumors.

    From I95 hold the LPGA Blvd exit then take a right onto Nova Rd. Rumors is 2 blocks down on the right. From I95 taking the International Speedway Blvd exit take a left at Nova Road go north and it 4 blocks on the left after you proceed Mason St.
    Cross street: Rumors is located 2 blocks south of LPGA Blvd. Going south it is on the right. Tthere is also a liquor store in an adjacent building.

    • Crowd:Mixed crowd, young through older, very good mix of same-sex attracted, bi and lez lots of fun. Younger looking for Daddies. Good young action.
    • Hours:12 noon till 2am.
      Best times: Optimal time is after 8pm. Dwell drag shows start after 9pm they are very good.
    • Cruising Info/ Tips:Introduce yourself or buy someone a drink, you'll find more action than you can handle.
      Cruisiest Spots: Far corner of bar and tables next to dance floor.
    • Wheelchair Accessible:Yes / Handicap access and ramps on each side of the front door. But I've never seen them used.