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Corpus Christi Visitors Guide Download HERE TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE Tips & Facts . 4 How to Get Here . 6 What to See & Do . .. 8 Where to Stay . 16 Area Map . 24 Which Beach is For You? . 28 What’s Going On? . 34 Get Into Nature . 36 Where to Eat . 42 Visitor Information Produced by the Corpus Christi Convention & Visitors Bureau VisitCorpusChristiTX.org 3 CORPUS CHRISTI Look for the Pin! VISITOR Our Certified Tourism INFORMATION Ambassadors (CTAs) wear CENTER a gold star pin to show their dedication to serving visitors. Downtown They are skilled in providing quality Shoreline Blvd at customer service and visitor Fitzgerald St. information. Find CTAs throughout the 800-766-BEACH (2322) city at hotels, attractions, restaurants www.VisitCorpusChristiTX.org and more. Let them help make your experience a memorable one! Population Climate Corpus Christi is a Tipping Hands-Free City Corpus Christi is the eighth largest The average temperature in TIPS & FACTS The standard for restaurant wait City ordinance prohibits the use Texas city with a 2010 Census Corpus Christi is 71 degrees, staff is 15-20%. A good standard Bureau estimated population of with approximately 288 sun-filled of mobile devices while driving. for tipping drivers and chauffeurs is Please utilize Bluetooth or any other 305,215. and rain-free days. Winter-time 15%. Hotel staff are usually tipped temperatures are commonly in the hands-free device while operating $1 per bag for luggage handling. Average Temperature & your vehicle. 70s and 80s. The mild semi-tropical Taxes Precipitation climate and warm waters of the Gulf Travel Discounts of Mexico create an outdoor paradise Sales tax for goods and services is MONTH HIGH/ PRECIP WATER year round with plenty of fishing, Log on to VisitCorpusChristiTX.org 8.25%. Hotel tax rate is 15%. LOW TEMP birding, sailing, golf, windsurfing, for special hotel, attraction and kiteboarding and so much more! vacation packages. Drive Time and Distance Jan 66/46 2” 56 Stay & Play Pass Convention Center DEPARTURE MILES HOURS Feb 69/49 2” 58 American Bank Center Arena, Save on Corpus Christi attractions San Antonio 143 mi. 2 hrs. March 76/56 2” 63 Convention Center bundled at an attractive price! The 1901 N. Shoreline Blvd. Stay & Play Pass opens the doors to April 80/62 2” 70 Houston 207 mi. 3 hrs. 361-826-4100 six Corpus Christi attractions at one May 86/70 3” 77 www.americanbankcenter.com low price. Austin 192 mi. 3 hrs. Dallas/ June 90/74 3” 81 Solomon P. Ortiz International 377 6 hrs. Ft. Worth Center July 94/75 2” 83 402 Harbor Dr. Brownsville 159 mi. 2.75 hrs. Aug 94/75 3” 84 361-879-0125 www.ortizcenter.com Laredo 141 mi. 2 hrs. Sept 90/72 5” 82 Higher Education Oct 84/64 4” 79 This attractions savings pass Getting Around Texas A&M University-Corpus includes one-time admission to Nov 75/56 2” 68 Christi the following: If traveling by car, you will likely 6300 Ocean Dr. arrive in Corpus Christi on one Dec 68/48 1” 61 361-825-5700 • Art Museum of South Texas of three roads, SPID, Interstate www.tamucc.edu Highway 37, or by crossing the • Corpus Christi Museum of Science Del Mar College & History Harbor Bridge. Once you are in Relocation Packages Corpus Christi, you may want to 101 Baldwin Ave. • South Texas Botanical Gardens & learn the local lingo to help you get Corpus Christi Chamber of 361-698-1200 Nature Center around. Here’s a quick lesson: Commerce www.delmar.edu 1501 N. Chaparral St. Texas A&M University-Kingsville • Texas State Aquarium SPID - South Padre Island Drive 361-881-1800 is often referred to as “S-P-I-D” 955 University Blvd. • USS Lexington Museum on the Bay by the locals, however it is more Kingsville 361-593-2111 Seasonally: commonly marked as Texas Highway 358. SPID will take a www.tamuk.edu • Harbor Ferry visitor from central Corpus Christi to Padre Island and our Gulf ORG • Hurricane Alley Waterpark . Beaches. Stay & Play your way… visit all six attractions at any time Intersecting with SPID is Texas during a 14-day time period. Highway 286, also called the Start playing now at Crosstown Expressway or simply www.VisitCorpusChristiTX.org. “Crosstown” by the locals. The Crosstown Expressway will take a visitor from SPID to the Downtown/ Bayfront area or I-37. “The Island,” as the locals call it, is the north part of Padre Island which stretches for miles and miles along VISITCORPUSCHRISTITX the southern part of the Texas Gulf Coast. Take SPID Eastbound to get to the Island. 4 5 AIRLINES Thrifty Car Rental CC International Airport Corpus Christi International Airport 800-847-4389 1000 International Blvd. 361-289-0042 361-289-0171 www.thrifty.com www.cctexas.com/airport 1st Choice Limousine Services American Airlines 361-368-5466 361-991-4224 866-411-5466 800-433-7300 www.1stchoicelimos.net www.aa.com Corpus Christi Party Bus Southwest Airlines 361-765-4997 800-435-9792 www.ccpartybus.com www.southwest.com Limos of Texas Route #77: Harbor Ferry Route # 79: Downtown United Airlines 361-992-7234 Harbor Water Taxi Shoreline Shuttle 800-241-6522 Servicing attractions in the scenic www.limosoftexas.weebly.com The Harbor Ferry shuttles passengers www.united.com downtown and Shoreline Boulevard areas. Limousines Unlimited across Corpus Christi Bay, connecting visitors to North Beach and Downtown. 361-884-5466 CAR/LIMOUSINE RENTALS Millenium Limousines The Harbor Water Taxi provides a GROUP TRANSPORTATION leisurely and relaxing trip from the HOW TO GET HERE HOW Avis Rent-A-Car 361-857-0515 Texas State Aquarium to the Solomon Daisy Charters & Shuttles CC International Airport Sunset Limousine Services P. Ortiz Conference Center and back. 800-285-8601 210-225-8600 800-331-1212 361-777-0005 361-289-0073 Seasonal and weather permitting. www.daisycharters.com www.corpuslimos.com www.ccrta.org/harbor-ferry/ 5940 SPID Distance Brothers Transportation 361-855-3208 The Limousine Co . Route #78: North Beach www.avis.com Services 361-814-5466 Bayfront Connector www.tlc-limo.com 361-946-2767 Dollar Rent-A-Car Take a one-seat trip to and from North www.distancebrothers.com CC International Airport Beach attractions, downtown and other 800-800-4000 Bayfront attractions. 361-289-2911 TAXI CABS www.dollar.com American Cab Company Enterprise Rent-A-Car 361-289-9500 CC International Airport 361-289-7400 800-261-7331 Aranda’s Taxi 361-299-1234 361-548-7656 2118 SPID 361-249-2741 361-854-0753 3005 SPID Green-N-Go Cab 361-851-2212 361-299-9999 6249 SPID 361-855-5555 361-851-8600 6721 Weber Rd. Express Cab 361-854-0580 361-960-9222 4601 Everhart Rd. On-Time Taxi 361-993-7990 361-444-4444 823 N. Water St. 361-884-7368 Silver Taxi 425 Five Points Rd. #16 361-658-3942 361-242-2783 www.enterprise.com PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION ORG Hertz Rent-A-Car . CC International Airport Regional Transportation Authority 800-654-3131 The “B” Trolley 361-289-0777 For route and schedule information: 4226 SPID 361-289-2600 361-225-2596 www.ccrta.org www.hertz.com Route #76: Harbor Bridge Shuttle National Rent-A-Car CC International Airport A convenient one-seat trip from 800-227-7360 downtown hotels and businesses to www.nationalcar.com North Beach attractions across the Harbor Bridge. This route will operate VISITCORPUSCHRISTITX seasonally in conjunction with the Harbor Ferry service. 6 7 Harbor Playhouse ATTRACTIONS 1 Bayfront Park 361-888-7469 Admission Prices www.harborplayhouse.com $: Under $10 Box Office hours: $$: $11-$30 Tues.–Sat. 10 am–6 pm. $$$: $31-$60 Call for performance schedule & times. $$$$: Above $61 $-$$$ Horses on the Beach 16562 SPID, Park Road 22 American Bank Center South of Bob Hall Pier 1901 N. Shoreline Blvd. 361-949-4944 361-826-4700 www.horsesonthebeachcorpus.com www.americanbankcenter.com Call for ride schedule ◆ $$$-$$$$ $-$$$$ Harrison’s Landing-Boat Tours Art Center of Corpus Christi 108 Peoples St. T-Head 100 N. Shoreline Blvd. 361-881-8503 361-884-6406 www.harrisonslanding.net www.artcentercc.org Call for hours of operation ◆ $ Tues.–Sun. 10 am – 4 pm Free admission Hurricane Alley Waterpark 702 E. Port Ave. WHAT TO SEE & DO WHAT Art Museum of South Texas 361-883-WAVE (9283) 1902 N. Shoreline Blvd. www.hurricanealleycc.com 361-825-3500 Call for hours of operation ◆ $$ www.artmuseumofsouthtexas.org Tues.–Sat. 10 am–5 pm Instituto de Cultura Hispanica Sun. 1–5 pm ◆ $ (Museum of Hispanic Culture) 1617 N. Chaparral St. Bob Hall Pier 361-879-0336 15820 Park Road 22, Access Road 5 www.culturahispanicacorpuschristi.org 361-949-8121 Tues.-Sat. 10 am-2 pm www.nuecesbeachparks.com Free admission Call for hours of operation ◆ $ Karma Educational Cruises Britton-Evans Centennial House Lawrence St. T-Head 411 N. Upper Broadway St. 361-825-3460 361-882-8691 floatingclassroom.tamu.edu ◆ $-$$ 12-4 pm, first Sunday of the month ◆ $ Learn to Sail Texas Corpus Christi Museum of Science 505 S. Alameda St. Ste. 535 and History 361-510-1540 1900 N. Chaparral St. www.learntosailtexas.com ◆ $$$$ 361-826-4667 361-749-5246 ◆ $ www.ccmuseum.com Tues.–Sat. 10 am–5 pm, Mustang Island State Park Sun. noon to 5pm. ◆ $-$$ 1609 State Hwy 361 361-749-5246 ◆ $ Funtabulous 5858 SPID, Suite 21 (In Sunrise Mall) Padre Island National Seashore 361-994-1111 20402 Park Rd. 22 Call for hours of operation ◆ $-$$ 361-949-8068 ◆ $ Funtrackers Family Fun Center Schlitterbahn Corpus Christi 9605 SPID 14353 Commodores Dr. 361-937-9400 www.schlitterbahn.com www.funtrackers.com ORG . SegCity Segway Tours Call for hours of operation ◆ $-$$$ 403 N.
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