Here are some of the most interesting polling locations all across the country

Although a record number of Americans have already submitted their votes via mail-in ballots, a whole lot of voters are spending Election Day casting their choices at polling places all over the country today. Long lines will likely define everyone's voting experience, but certain lucky residents across a variety of states will be treated to some pretty cool polling spots, depending on where they live.

From historic Miami destinations to New York's Madison Square Garden, here are some of the most interesting polling places being used all over the United States today.

Mummers Museum in Philadelphia

Voting made easy & entertaining at the #Philly Mummers Museum. They are also giving out @FederalDonuts 👏🏻. #2020Elections pic.twitter.com/9Dgl29dykq

— Lindsay K Cloud, JD (@LindsaykCloud) November 3, 2020

Capitol One Arena in Washington, D.C.

Early voting opened in DC today. There were lines earlier at Capitol One Arena-cleared now following the morning rush. More than 62 million Americans have already voted. pic.twitter.com/H6e4lV1am4

— Ellen Mauro (@EMauroCBC) October 27, 2020

Miami City Ballet

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The Ophelia and Juan Js. Roca Center is our beautiful, curvaceous home on Miami Beach. Built in 2000 by renowned architectural firm Arquitectonica, it was purpose built for Miami City Ballet but designed to fit in with the world-famous historic architecture style of Miami Beach. The Center is three-stories of home-away-from-home for the MCB family - 8 rehearsal studios, costume department, @miamicityballetschool, production and admin offices and more. We’re looking forward to continuing to get back to our studios safely, in the meantime you can help keep the power of dance alive by donating to our Dancer Support Fund. Visit the link in our bio to make a donation today. Your generous gift, no matter how small or large, makes an important and immediate impact. Every dollar you can contribute supports artists and helps to bring the healing power of the arts to you and your community. Photos by Daniel Azoulay (1) and Ray Santana (2) featuring MCB dancers Nathalia Arja and Nina Fernandes #miamicityballet #miamibeach #worldarchitectureday #mbartsandculture #foundinmiami #artdeco

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Madison Square Garden in New York

The ceiling in the lobby of Madison Square Garden, where I just voted. pic.twitter.com/qIbsIkPJfI

— Michelangelo Signorile, subscribe to my newsletter (@MSignorile) October 24, 2020

Staples Center, Dodger Stadium, Banc of California Stadium and SoFi Stadium in California

You have an exclusive chance to visit @STAPLESCenter, Dodger Stadium, @BancStadium, or even @SoFiStadium!

All you need to do is head to these voting centers and #VOTE! pic.twitter.com/4nz8L0qVKv

— ESPN Los Angeles (@ESPNLosAngeles) November 3, 2020

The International Space Station out in space

No long lines in outer space: The astronaut Kate Rubins may have had an easier time voting from aboard the International Space Station than if she were back on earth. She cast her 2020 ballot using a special procedure designed especially for astronauts. https://t.co/S5DBUSqMKS

— The New York Times (@nytimes) October 26, 2020