Overview
Daytona Beach is a city in Volusia County, East Central Florida.
The Greater Daytona Beach Area also includes Daytona Beach Shores, Holly Hill, Port Orange, Ponce Inlet, South Daytona, Ormond Beach and unincorporated areas of East Volusia County. Some of the surrounding cities use Daytona Beach as a mailing address. If you cannot find what you are looking for here, try checking the surrounding cities.
20 sights · 14 things to do · 16 places to eat · 18 bars & cafés · 17 places to stay
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Best things about Daytona Beach
Daytona Beach Bandshell
Live performances on a beachside stadium.
Peabody Auditorium
Home of the London Symphony Orchestra on tour; the Daytona Beach Symphony Society; and the Daytona Beach Civic Ballet.
Museum of Arts and Sciences
The museum hosts traveling exhibitions and has galleries in its permanent collection featuring Chinese, African and Cuban art, and the most complete fossil record discovered in Florida, highlighted by a 13-foot skeleton …
Halifax Historical Museum
Located downtown in the former Merchants Bank building, the museum highlights the history of the Daytona Beach area with exhibits on local lifestyle and influential people. Some exhibits include a portrait of Mary McLeod…
Southeast Museum of Photography
Located at Daytona State College in the new state of the art Mori Hosseini Hospitality Center, the Southeast Museum of Photography features collections from various local and world-renowned artists.
Tiger Bay State Forest
Plan your trip
Best time to visit & weather
Most comfortable: Oct–May. Summer highs reach about 90°F; winter lows dip to about 48°F. Very hot (Jul, Aug) — plan outdoor time for mornings. Wettest: Sep and Jun.
Blue bars: average daily high and low (°F). Purple columns: average monthly rain and melted snow (inches).
Getting there
- From you: to see whether to drive or fly, and how long it takes.
- DAB Daytona Beach International Airport, Daytona Beach — 2 mi away. Directions
- SFB Orlando Sanford International Airport, Orlando — 32 mi away (major hub). Directions
* American Airlines and American Eagle (Charlotte (CLT)) * Avelo : (New Haven, CT (HVN); Wilmington, DE (ILG)) * Breeze: (Ankron/Canton OH (CAK); Hartford, CT; Providence, RI (PVD); Raleigh/Durham (RDU)) * Delta (Atlanta (ATL)) The next nearest airport for Allegiant Air, TUI (from the UK) and Sun Country is at Melbourne-Orlando International Airport (MLB) 91 mi south, in the city in Melbourne (I-95 to Ellis Rd at exit 182). Allegiant Air services both Melbourne (MLB) and Sanford (SFB).
Full “Get in” guide ↓Budget & where to stay
- Places to stay listed here: about $91–$185 a night (typical $121), from 17 listed prices.
- Estimated daily budget per person (room, two meals, local transport and an activity): budget ~$130, mid-range ~$200, comfortable ~$350.
Options are grouped as Budget, Mid-range, Splurge in the Sleep guide ↓.
Sample 3-day itinerary
Day 1
- Morning Daytona Beach Bandshell, Daytona Beach Clocktower, Peabody Auditorium
- Lunch Health Tree Cafe
- Afternoon Daytona Lagoon, DSC’s News-Journal Center
- Dinner Starlite Diner
- Evening Bank & Blues Club
Day 2
- Morning Mary McLeod Bethune Performing Arts Center and Visual Arts Gallery, Samuel Butts Youth Archaeological Park & Recreational Trail, Museum of Arts and Sciences
- Lunch Chart House
- Afternoon Southeast Museum of Photography, Daytona International Speedway
- Dinner Caribbean Jack's
- Evening McK's Tavern
Day 3
- Morning Tiger Bay State Forest, Bethune–Cookman Wildcats
- Lunch Anna's Trattoria Italian
- Afternoon Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Eagles, Wright Flyer Sculpture
- Dinner LandShark Bar & Grill
- Evening Boot Hill Saloon
Stops are grouped by area so each day needs little backtracking. Check opening hours before you go.
Food for you
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Understand
Daytona Beach, famous as the "World Center of Racing" and home of NASCAR, is part of the East Central Florida greater metropolitan area. Daytona Beach is the best known of the seven area communities. Although the wide 23-mile (37 km) stretch of white sandy beach is still the biggest attraction here, with over 8 million visitors flocking to the area every year, the metro area is rapidly changing from event Mecca to family oriented resort destination. Historical sites like the Main Street Pier, the Oceanfront Boardwalk and the Clocktower in Oceanfront Park add to the appeal of this exciting city.
History
Daytona was founded in 1870 by Matthias Day, from whom it takes its name. It was incorporated as a city in 1876. The separate towns of Daytona, Daytona Beach and Seabreeze merged to form Daytona Beach in 1926. In the 1920s, the city became known as The World's Most Famous Beach.
Daytona's wide beach of smooth, compacted sand attracted automobile and motorcycle enthusiasts beginning in 1902, when pioneers in the industry tested their inventions. On 8 March 1936, the first stock car race was held on the Daytona Beach Course. In 1959, William France created Daytona International Speedway to replace the beach course.
Automobiles are still permitted on the beach — at much slower speeds! Daytona is one of the few places in the world where a family car can be driven on an ocean beach.
Climate
The city of Daytona Beach sits on the shore of the Atlantic Ocean and is split in two by the Halifax River. It is bordered on the north by Holly Hill and Ormond Beach and on the south by Daytona Beach Shores, South Daytona, and Port Orange.
Daytona Beach has a very humid subtropical climate typical for a city in the southeastern United States. Summers are hot and humid with highs usually in the 90s (32+°C). Average heat indices are around 98°F but can reach 106°F. At night the heat index falls to around 76°F, but some nights see heat indices not going below 81°F. Thunderstorms are frequent in summer afternoons and the hot, humid weather can last through the fall months. Winters are dry and mild, marked by a constant series of cold fronts followed by warmer air. In wintertime, temperatures dip into the low 40s and upper 30s (5°C) on occasion, although freezes are rare. Frost occurs a few times a year mainly in the inland areas. Snowfall is extremely rare: the last time snow flurries fell on Daytona Beach was in January 2003. Temperatures in spring are famously pleasant with warm afternoons, cool evenings, and far less humidity. This beautiful weather usually attracts tourists back to the beaches by early March.
Get in
By plane
* American Airlines and American Eagle (Charlotte (CLT)) * Avelo : (New Haven, CT (HVN); Wilmington, DE (ILG)) * Breeze: (Ankron/Canton OH (CAK); Hartford, CT; Providence, RI (PVD); Raleigh/Durham (RDU)) * Delta (Atlanta (ATL)) The next nearest airport for Allegiant Air, TUI (from the UK) and Sun Country is at Melbourne-Orlando International Airport (MLB) 91 mi south, in the city in Melbourne (I-95 to Ellis Rd at exit 182). Allegiant Air services both Melbourne (MLB) and Sanford (SFB).
Nearest airport for additional airlines from the U.S., Canada, Caribbean, Europe and Latin America is Orlando International Airport (MCO) (73 mi west, along I-4, SR-417 & SR-528) and only from all over the U.S. to Jacksonville International Airport (JAX) (104 mi north on I-95 to Airport Rd at Exit 363B).
By car
Daytona Beach is easily accessible by interstate I-95 which runs north and south and I-4 (east-west) which connects Daytona Beach with Orlando and Tampa. U.S. Highway 1 (north-south) (Ridgewood Avenue) also passes through Daytona Beach. A1A (north-south) is a scenic route along the beach.
By bus
Go Greyhound, Flixbus
Travels between Miami, West Palm Beach, Ft Pierce, Titusville, Daytona Beach, Jacksonville, and points in between along I-95; and from Tampa, Lakeland, and Orlando along I-4. Passengers transfer in Jacksonville, Atlanta, Tampa, or Orlando to reach additional cities. Some routes towards Miami from Daytona Beach detour through Orlando.
By train
Go Amtrak Thruway (operated by Tri-Star Taxi)
Amtrak offers regular passenger service on the Silver Service and the Floridian, with the closest station being in DeLand. From DeLand, Tri-Star Taxi operates the Amtrak Thruway Connection to Daytona Beach.
By boat
Daytona Beach is not a major port, however, it is accessible by private boats via the Intracoastal Waterway, from both the Halifax River and the Atlantic Ocean. Refueling services are available at the Daytona Marina.
By shuttle
Get around
By car
Getting around by car is very easy and convenient in Daytona Beach. The major roads are all wide and easy to drive on with all the major areas signposted, but traffic jams around major intersections are common in the afternoons and around the tourist areas on Saturday nights.
The main tourism area is A1A, also known as Atlantic Avenue, a strip of road that runs parallel to the beach for 23 miles (37 km). During major NASCAR races, International Speedway Boulevard gets congested near the racetrack and traffic patterns on other surrounding roads are altered to accommodate the extra traffic. During major motorcycle events, Main Street and Beach Street as well as most of A1A and U.S. Highway 1 experience heavy traffic or are closed. I-95 around exit 273 is also extremely busy during motorcycle rallies.
All major car rental companies are located in or near the Daytona Beach International Airport.
By motorcycle
If you are coming to Daytona Beach for a motorcycle rally, you will probably want to rent a motorcycle instead of a car. If you don't have one already, you should reserve one well in advance of the major biker rallies.
By bus
Transfer stations
- Transfer Plaza, Bethune Blvd and N Palmetto Ave.
- Intermodal Transit Facility (inside Volusia County Parking Garage), 701 Earl St at N Atlantic Ave.
By taxi and limousine
Taxi companies include:
Place A American Taxi
See
Arts
Museums
See Museum of Arts and Sciences
The museum hosts traveling exhibitions and has galleries in its permanent collection featuring Chinese, African and Cuban art, and the most complete fossil record discovered in Florida, highlighted by a 13-foot skeleton of a Giant Ground Sloth. A planetarium is also on-site featuring laser concerts and educational shows. The museum also hosts a very active line-up of programs and events for every interest and age group.
See Halifax Historical Museum
Located downtown in the former Merchants Bank building, the museum highlights the history of the Daytona Beach area with exhibits on local lifestyle and influential people. Some exhibits include a portrait of Mary McLeod Bethune, founder of Bethune-Cookman University, and a look at the resort hotels that once graced the beachfront.
Parks
Local parks include Bethune Point Park on 11 Bellevue Ave, City Island Park, Derbyshire Park, Jackie Robinson Ballpark, and Tuscawilla Park
See Sun Splash County Park
Sun Splash Park features an interactive water fountain, decorative walkways, a shaded playground, volleyball courts, picnic areas, restrooms, outdoor showers, two beach access ramps and a Coca-Cola-sponsored "cool zone." The four-acre facility also provides 95 off-beach parking spaces.
See Robert Strickland Shooting Range (County)
The Robert Strickland Shooting Range is built to National Rifle Association standards. It includes a state-of-the-art baffling and berm system to ensure shooter safety and avoid stray bullets.
See Samuel Butts Youth Archaeological Park & Recreational Trail
Sports teams
See Bethune–Cookman Wildcats
Sports teams representing Bethune–Cookman University in 17 NCAA Division I sports (8 men's, 9 women's), mainly in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference. As BCU is a historically black school, games may be of particular interest to those interested in African-American culture, regardless of race. The Wildcats, along with the rest of their MEAC colleagues, play football in FCS, the second level of Division I football. While the basketball teams plays on campus, the football and baseball teams play in city-owned venues off campus, respectively Municipal Stadium and Jackie Robinson Ballpark.
See Daytona State College Falcons
The Falcons compete in five Division I NJCAA sports including Men's and Women's Basketball, Baseball, Fast Pitch Softball and Women's Golf.
See Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Eagles
The Eagles baseball team plays on campus at Silwa Stadium. The Eagles basketball and volleyball play on campus at the ICI Center. There is also the Eagles Soccer team and Eagles Tennis team.
Statues and Monuments
See Dale Earnhardt Sr. Statue
Daytona Beach's version of the "Rocky" statue, representing the late NASCAR driver who won the 1998 Daytona 500 Race. Earnhardt died while racing here in 2001.
See Daytona 200 Motorcycle Race Memorial
Memorial to the Daytona 200 Motorcycle Race, which started on the beach in 1937. A large black marker in the center is surrounded by a plaza with smaller markers and paver bricks.
See Daytona Beach Clocktower
A memorial to Sir Malcolm Campbell and the Racing Time Trials that were held on the beach, near this location. A plaque dedicated to Campbell is at the base of the Clocktower.
See Veterans Memorial at Riverfront Park
Daytona Beach's Memorial to veterans of all wars. Small plaza in Riverfront Park with various markers and plaques.
Do
Major Attractions
Daytona Beach is dominated by motorsports and Daytona International Speedway. The main artery that passes by the racetrack was even renamed from "Volusia Avenue" to "International Speedway Boulevard."
Do Daytona International Speedway
This NASCAR superspeedway has a seating capacity for 168,000 spectators. It hosts motor vehicle races of various kinds, including stock cars, sports cars, modified pickup trucks, motorcycles (on and off road), and go-karts. The facility also includes a road course and an infield, including Lake Lloyd, which has hosted powerboat racing. The track is also used for an annual spring car show and swap meet, and a Thanksgiving street rod meet, some of the largest of their kind; as well as various races around the track, as there have been three different layouts.
Daytona Speedweeks - The group of races held at Daytona International Speedway the first two weeks of February are known as Daytona Speedweeks. * Rolex 24 Hour Race (24 Hours of Daytona) - An annual endurance race for sports cars, sanctioned by the Grand American Sports Car organization. The race is held on the road course track configuration. The race is usually held late in January or the first weekend of February as the first race of Daytona Speedweeks. The race date is adjusted year-to-year to not conflict with the date of the NFL Superbowl. * Lucas Oil 200 - 200-mile stock car race, sponsored by the Automobile Racing Club of America. Usually held on the second weekend of Daytona Speedweeks, and a week before the Daytona 500 race. * Busch Clash - A NASCAR preseason 75-lap race held the weekend before the Daytona 500. The race offers no points to the drivers but a large purse is offered for the winner. Usually a narrow selection of drivers is invited to compete in the Busch Clash. * Bluegreen Vacations Duels - Twin qualifying races, usually held on Thursday before the Daytona 500 Race. Half the qualifying cars compete in each Duel to determine field position in the big race. * NextEra Energy 250 - The first race of the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series is held Friday night prior to the Daytona 500. * Beef. It's What's For Dinner. 300 - The first race of the NASCAR Xfinity Series is held Saturday afternoon or night, before the day of the Daytona 500. * Daytona 500 Race – Heralded as The Great American Race, this is usually the final race of Daytona Speedweeks and is the first points race of the NASCAR Cup Series; usually held on the Sunday before Presidents Day every year, with the holiday set aside as the rain date.
Other Events: * Daytona 200 - A series of motorcycle races (AMA Superbike and AMA Formula Xtreme), sanctioned by the American Motorcyclist Association. Race dates usually coincide with Daytona Beach Bike Week. * Brumos Porsche 250 (formerly the Paul Revere 250) - A 250-mile sports car race, sanctioned by the Grand American Sports Car series. The date of running this race has varied in the past, but it is usually held late at night the Thursday before the NASCAR Coke Zero 400 race. * Coca-Cola Firecracker 250 - A NASCAR Xfinity Series race, usually held the Friday night before the Coke Zero 400 race. * Coke Zero 400 (formerly the Pepsi 400 and the Firecracker 400) - NASCAR Cup race held the first Saturday night of July. * Fall Cycle Scene - A series of Motorcycle races, sponsored by the Championship Cup Series, the American Sportbike Racing Association, and the Suntrust MOTO-ST series. Dates coincide with the Daytona Beach Biketoberfest event. * Turkey Run - A classic car show usually held over a period of four days during Thanksgiving weekend.
Other Attractions
Do Daytona Beach Kennel Club
Offers live Greyhound racing along with simulcast Greyhound, Thoroughbred, Harness, and Jai-Alai wagering from premier tracks around the country. Poker Room features 7-Card Stud, Hold Em, 5-Card Stud. Also features Cabaret Deli and Pavilion Clubhouse Restaurant.
Events
Do Bike Week
Annual Motorcycle Rally, usually held around the first ten days of March, sponsored by the Daytona Beach-Halifax Area Chamber of Commerce. Traffic during this event tends to be horrible, particularly in the areas of Main Street and Beach Street. The Daytona 200 Motorcycle race is held at Daytona International Speedway during Bike Week as well.
Do Biketoberfest
Annual Motorcycle Rally, usually held the week immediately following Columbus Day in October, sponsored by The Daytona Beach Area Convention and Visitors Bureau. Usually on a smaller scale than the March Bike Week, however the event appears to draw more participants every year.
Cinema
Cruises
The Halifax Harbor Marina is on Beach Street, and is the departure point for several boat cruises along the Halifax River.
Do A Tiny Cruise Line
Take a tour down the Halifax River discovering the history of the river and the sites on each shore. A lovely way to see some places not visible from the road.
Fishing
Fishing boat charters usually originate from nearby Ponce Inlet or New Smyrna Beach.
Place Volusia County Fishing and Hunting License Division
Fishing licenses can be purchased at Volusia County tag and tax office or at area fish camps, Walmart, K-Mart, hardware and sporting goods stores. Florida residents do not need a fishing license to fish from the beach as long they are in no more than three feet of water. Anglers may purchase licenses on the phone by calling 1-888-FISH-FLORIDA.
Golf
There are many golf courses in Daytona Beach and the surrounding area. Among them:
Do LPGA International Golf Course
Offers two 18-hole championship golf courses (named Champions and Legends), Pro Shop, and clubhouse.
Tennis
Venues
Buy
When the weather pushes you off the beach or you simply need to find a cool space for the few hottest hours, Daytona offers shops to satisfy a wide range of tastes. Here are some suggestions:
Antique shops
Shop Arlequin Antiques & Art
Antique shop with art work, collectibles, jewelry, furniture, clothing, and gift items.
Shopping Malls
When the weather pushes you off the beach or you simply need to find a cool space for the few hottest hours, Daytona offers shops to satisfy a wide range of tastes. Here are some suggestions:
Shop Daytona Beach Flea Market
Each weekend (F-Su) the flea market opens its stalls to sell anything and everything including jewelry, produce, clothing, sports equipment and toys. Free parking and admission. This is a must-see: one of the largest and most highly rated flea markets in the country!
Shop Downtown Daytona at Riverfront Marketplace
A lovely group of shops, restaurants and museums that line Beach Street and the surrounding streets in downtown Daytona Beach. Some places to visit include Angell & Phelps Chocolate Factory, Mandala Books, Davidson Brothers Indian River Fruit and Daytona Harley Davidson.
Shop Shoppes at ONE DAYTONA (Volusia Point)
Volusia Point is a 75,386 sq. ft. shopping center with a mix of national, regional, and local retailers, including Cartridge World, Cycle Gear, H&R Block, Jersey Mike's Subs, Marshalls, Oreck Vacuums, Plato's Closet, Play It Again Sports, Ruby Tuesday, Smoothie King.
Gift shops
There are countless gift shops along the beach drive, Florida Route A1A (Atlantic Avenue) where you can buy souvenir shirts, beach wear, surfing gear, tacky gifts, etc.
Eat
Budget
Eat Cruisin Cafe Bar & Grill
American cuisine (burgers). Casual attire. Atmosphere and decor with racing theme.
Eat Dancing Avocado Kitchen
Vegetarian cuisine. Casual attire.
Eat Health Tree Cafe
Very healthy.
Eat Pho Saigon
Vietnamese cuisine. Casual attire.
Eat Starlite Diner
American Cuisine. Casual attire.
Mid-range
Eat Angell and Phelps Cafe
Cafe. Chocolate factory tours M-F.
Eat Pasha Middle East Foods
Middle Eastern cuisine.
Eat LandShark Bar & Grill
Beachfront restaurant and bar with live music venues
Splurge
Eat Anna's Trattoria Italian
Italian cuisine; reservations accepted. Smart casual.
Eat Caribbean Jack's
American, Caribbean, and seafood cuisine; Casual attire. Scenic dining on the Halifax River.
Eat Chart House
Steak and seafood cuisine; scenic dining overlooking the Halifax River and Marina. Reservations accepted. Smart casual.
Eat Chez Paul
French & Italian cuisine; reservations accepted. Smart casual.
Eat Ronin Sushi & Saki Bar
Japanese, sushi cuisine; reservations accepted. Smart casual.
Eat Rossellini's Restaurant & Lounge
Italian cuisine; reservations accepted. Smart casual.
Eat The Cellar Restaurant
Italian cuisine; Reservations recommended. Smart casual.
Drink
Pubs and Lounges
Drink Boot Hill Saloon
Biker bar.
Drink Crook’s Den
Neighborhood bar with lovely staff and inexpensive prices year round. Full liquor, cold draft and beer selections and great service. Play pool, darts, ping pong and jukebox.
Drink Dirty Harry's Pub
Biker bar.
Drink Main Street Station
Biker bar.
Drink Oasis Tiki Bar & Grill
Offers food and drinks; smoking permitted at outside tiki bar.
Drink Oyster Pub
Popular sports bar.
Drink McK's Tavern
Popular neighborhood tavern.
Drink Robbie O'Connell's Pub
Irish pub with darts, shuffleboard. Smoking permitted.
Drink The Lucky Rooster Pub & Eatery
Pub and restaurant on Main Street.
Drink Tir Na Nog
Irish pub with live music.
Night clubs
Drink Bank & Blues Club
Dance club, featuring Blues and Rock music.
Drink Bonkerz Comedy Club
Comedy club for adults.
Drink Daytona Diamond Dolls
Gentleman's club
Drink Lollipops Lounge
Gentleman's club
Drink Molly Brown's Lounge
Gentleman's club
Drink Ocean Deck
Dance club featuring Reggae music.
Sleep
Lodging around Daytona Beach generally is divided into three areas, Speedway, Beachside, and US-1. Hotels located on "International Speedway Boulevard" are close to the racetrack. Hotels located on "Atlantic Avenue" will be close to the beach. Hotels located on "Ridgewood Avenue" are on Route U.S.-1.
High Season in Daytona Beach runs generally from February through August. Low Season is from September through January. The best rates are usually found in December and January.
For additional lodging, see also: Daytona Beach Shores, Ormond Beach.
Budget
Mid-range
Splurge
Stay safe
Florida has a high occurrence of hurricanes. You might want to check the Hurricane safety page if you are visiting Florida. Beware of lightning in the central part of the state. New Smyrna Beach, located 20 minutes south of Daytona Beach is known for a high number of shark bites, so be careful when surfing and swimming. Always swim next to a lifeguard tower. Also, there is a high occurrence of tornadoes in Florida, so check the Tornado safety page.
Daytona Beach has varying crime intensity by neighborhood. In certain parts of the city it may not be safe to walk alone or even in small groups at night. Tourist areas rarely have violent crimes, but theft is an occasional occurrence. The 911 number for fire and police emergencies is in effect in Daytona Beach.
Go next
- Daytona Beach Shores - A quieter, small city located just South of Daytona Beach along the beach peninsula.
- New Smyrna Beach - New Smyrna Beach lays claim to the best Florida offers - excellent backwater and offshore fishing, golf, historical sites, cultural events and eclectic shopping and dining experiences along historical Flagler Avenue and Canal Street.
- Ormond Beach - Located at the North end of the Greater Daytona Beach area. Ormond Beach was once home to the Rockefellers and the Flaglers. Ormond Beach features attractions like the Casements and Tomoka State Park. Visitors seeking a quieter part of the beach can find it here. Beach driving is not allowed at the northern end of Ormond Beach.
- Ponce Inlet - A scenic fishing village located the southern tip of the beach peninsula. Here you will find the historic Ponce Inlet Lighthouse, Marine Science Center, local charter fishing boats, along with several of the area's best seafood restaurants.
- Port Orange - A quiet, but rapidly growing city just South of Daytona Beach on the mainland, where you can enjoy Golf and Tennis.
- Tomoka Farms Road to the south of US-92 is a focal point for Daytona Bike Week festivities.
Nearby
Daytona Beach Shores
City / town · 56 listings · 4 mi away
Ormond Beach
City / town · 55 listings · 6 mi away
Port Orange
City / town · 35 listings · 6 mi away
Ponce Inlet
City / town · 30 listings · 10 mi away
Samsula-Tomoka Farms
Rural area · 9 listings · 11 mi away
New Smyrna Beach
City / town · 59 listings · 14 mi away
Bulow Plantation
Rural area · 10 listings · 17 mi away
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City / town · 6 listings · 19 mi away
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