Florida's top road trip destinations that feel like a trip to Barbie Land

"Barbie" is breaking box office records across the nation and Barbie lovers everywhere are chasing that Barbie Land feeling in any way they can.

Throngs of people are showing up to theaters adorned in pink and glitter and leaving with a desire to stay in Barbie Land instead of returning to the real world.

And Google search results are reflecting that desire for a Barbie Land vacation. Searches for “pink destinations” have increased by a whopping 158% since the release of the highly-anticipated “Barbie” movie.

There has also been a 148% increase in searches for “Barbie Land” and a 69% increase for “How to get to Barbie Land,” as Barbie lovers everywhere look for real-world ways to feel like Barbie herself.

SIXT SE, a parent and holding company of the Sixt Group, which is an internationally vehicle rental, car sharing, ride-hailing and subscription business, released a list of the top 10 pink destinations for those hunting down a Barbie Land experience. The study is based on Tripadvisor reviews, scores and Instagram popularity.

Here’s a breakdown of the three Florida destinations that made the list.

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Where are the top Barbie Land-inspired, perfectly pink road trip destinations in the country?

Here’s SIXT’s list of the top-searched Barbie Land-esque locations in America:

1. Tidal Basin: Washington DC

2. Venice Beach Boardwalk: Los Angeles, California

3. Barbie's Malibu Dream House: Malibu, California

4. Big Pink: Miami, Florida

5. Cuesta Linda in Ganna Walska Lotusland: Montecito, California

6. La Valencia Hotel: San Diego, California

7. The Royal Hawaiian: Honolulu, Hawaii

8. Pietro NoLita: New York City, New York

9. The Don Cesar: St Pete Beach, Florida

10. The Colony Palm Beach: Palm Beach, Florida

11. The Pink Wall: Los Angeles, California

12. Olde Pink House: Savannah, Georgia

13. Graduate Nashville: Nashville, Tennessee

14. Trixie Motel: Palm Springs, California

15. Papakolea Green Sand Beach: Naalehu, Hawaii

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Is there a Barbie hotel in Palm Beach, Florida?

Although The Colony Hotel in Palm Beach isn’t officially a Barbie-themed hotel, it might as well be. This historical fixture on Palm Beach’s high-end waterfront first opened in 1947 and still offers an eclectic, luxury experience for guests.

This British Colonial-style hotel has been attracting socialites, celebrities and wealthy snowbirds for decades. The Colony offers a Florida resident discount, but you don’t have to pay to stay at the hotel to enjoy its pretty pink aesthetics.

The Colony Hotel’s Pink Paradise cafe – yes, that’s its real name – offers coffee, pastries and breakfast and lunch menu items from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily.

The Colony Hotel is currently closed for renovations, but will reopen on September 28.

Did Marilyn Monroe stay at The Don CeSar in St. Pete?

The iconic Don CeSar Hotel in Miami has been around since the 20s and has hosted a myriad of icons, including multiple U.S. presidents (Bill Clinton, George Bush, Jimmy Carter and Franklin D. Roosevelt), F. Scott Fitzgerald, Joe Dimaggio, Robert DeNiro, Harrison Ford, Jack Nicholson, Elton John, Billy Joel, Cher and Britney Spears. Babe Ruth and the Yankees signed a contract there and Marilyn Monroe honeymooned there.

The sprawling beachfront pink palace opened in 1928, has been the backdrop for several movies and has been on the National Register of Historic Places since the ‘70s.

You don’t have to be a hotel guest to visit The Don CeSar. Their dining and retail outlets are available to non-guests.

Grab a bite to eat at Big Pink, Miami

Big Pink opened in December 1996 and has since been serving up large-portioned retro diner eats on stainless steel trays, complete with pink Volkswagen Beetles outside.

Big Pink has also attracted some iconic names, like Halle Berry, Lebron James, the Kardashians, Flo Rida, Derek Jeter and the cast of “Jersey Shore.”

Cameron Diaz and Ben Stiller’s 1998 movie “There’s Something About Mary” even features Big Pink in one of its scenes.

If you’re looking for a Barbie-approved place to eat in Miami, Big Pink is exactly that.

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Where is Barbie Land?

According to a tweet from Neil DeGrasse Tyson based on the "Barbie" movie, Barbie Land is actually in Florida!

"If it's in the U.S., Barbie World lands somewhere in the Florida Keys," Tyson tweeted, using the moon's orientation to place the imaginary, perfect pink Barbie realm.

Lianna Norman covers trending news in Palm Beach County for The Palm Beach Post. You can reach her at lnorman@pbpost.com. You can follow her reporting on social media @LiannaNorman on Twitter.

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