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Photo via MGN. Floridians are no strangers to heat, but as the forecast shows more highs in the nineties for the last weekend of April, you might be looking for ways to cool down. Normally you might hit the beach. But even though season is dying down, red tide is still a problem along Southwest Florida’s coast. MORE: Air, water, fire: Southwest Floridians face growing challenges from nature If your plans included the beach this weekend, WINK News gathered some back-up destinations to keep the heat at bay. Jump in the water: Lakes Regional Park: http://www.leegov.com/parks/facility?fid=0101 Sun Splash Family Waterpark: http://sunsplashwaterpark.com/ Sun-N-Fun Lagoon: http://www.napleswaterpark.com/prices.php River Park Aquatic Center: https://www.naplesgov.com/parksrec/page/aquatic-center Aquatic Facilities in Charlotte County: https://www.charlottecountyfl.gov/services/parksrecs/Pages/Pools-Aquatic-Programs.aspx Play in the A/C: Golisano Children’s Museum: https://www.cmon.org/ BOUNCE Naples: https://www.bouncenaples.com/ Skyzone: https://www.skyzone.com/fortmyers Headpinz: http://www.headpinz.com/ See a movie: Fort Myers Beach Film Festival: http://fmbfilmfest.com/