Such a marvelous place to visit to learn about the natives who once called this town home and to see and learn more about our national bird. The employees are so knowledgeable, kind, and patient. We had a wonderful visit, just wished we came earlier, but we happened upon this jewel of a place. They have scopes where you can see the eagles in the trees across the way. There are exhibits that pay respect to so many things eagle related and American, including how women contributed to the military. They tie it in beautifully. I'd love to visit again with my grandchildren. Kids and adults who really enjoy learning would likely really enjoy this place.

I love this place! There is an informed staff who are pleasant and obviously really enjoy their work there. They have live eagles you can see (but behid glass so perfectly safe), examples of other wildlife (not live) so as to give an environmental look. Lots of information about eagles and how we can help preserve their habitat to keep them safe. There is also a wonderful display of Native American culture and the part the eagles play in it.

It was my 2nd time visiting by boat. Really nice dock and ramp. Staff were nice and helpful. Definitely book the behind the scenes ( I didn't do this but ive heard good things ) kid friendly and book worm friendly. A lot of info to read. Especially upstairs. Overall loved it...!!!

What a gem while traveling up the mighty Mississippi, beautiful building right on the water with bald eagles flying overhead. Had a display of one of the recovery birds at the interactive session. Top-notched facilities and super friendly staff. This is not a national park, but presentation and quality are right there. Definitely worth the stop while heading north.

The National Eagle Center visit was extraordinary! I booked the behind the scenes tour, and we were blown away. We were up close with the majestic ambassadors. Thanks to Tiffany, we learned quite a bit about each bird and also created enrichment for 3 of the ambassadors. We were so enamored that we adopted Angel, Perseus, and Was’aka! I would encourage you to visit the National Eagle Center. There are so many exhibits to see. They have many different tours including cruises, school field trips, and overnight field trips. I’m sure you will also find a memorable keepsake at the gift store.

This is one of my favorite parks in one of my favorite small MN towns of Wabasha. It is an immaculately kept park that is right beside the Eagles museum. A spectacular view. A beautiful spot for a photo shoot.

I loved the eagles inside that we were able to be close to. The person telling about them was very knowledgeable. I did think there was more to the center but not disappointed.

My son and I spent a beautiful day here! It's absolutely breath taking from the beautiful waterfall to the sounds of the rushing water. So peaceful, like free therapy and just what I needed. The park is enormous and boast a pavilion with a restaurant with wonderful food and drinks. It also had a huge grassy area for just relaxing in a chair or on a blanket. The only bad things I have to say is, I don't live closer so I can be here every day. It's absolutely beautiful and peaceful. I highly highly recommend.

A cute little hidden gem of nature in the heart of the twin cities. Parking was easy with accessible and clearly marked trails. Will be visiting again definitely

Nice outlook at a nice fall! Parking is very close. Trails are great. I walked down to the Mississippi River and three different kind of squirrels. Great historical place where President Johnson visited and the first settler in Minneapolis.

Minnehaha Falls is always a great stop for anyone visiting the area. It is peaceful and scenic with the incredible power of the falls. This year (2025) has been great with a nice amount of rainfall all year, even late in the year it is still going strong.

My husband and I visited at the end of September. Parking and payment was done with ease. The park is beautiful and dog friendly! A beautiful walk amongst friendly people. It’s so nice to find so much beauty in the city

Minnehaha Falls is a lush, verdant park. There is an appropriate balance between man made structures and natural beauty. Many trails are very steep for less able walkers, but there are plenty of flat trails to suffice. I love all the stairs personally. The park is very clean and well maintained, with bathrooms and garbages typically nearby. There’s a myriad of different locations for picnics, whether it be right on the flat ground above the falls, at picnic tables closer to the sidewalks by the falls overlook, at the restaurant in the park, or down below and the water hole/river area that the path leads individuals to. There’s so much to do at the park, whether it be eating at the Sea Salt restaurant, going to Art In The Park, attending the annual Nami walk, dipping your toes in the river, hiking, running, doing stairs workouts, riding bike, riding the provided electric scooters, grabbing a drink at the restaurant or little bar on the other side of the restaurant, seeing live music, taking your kids to the playground installed, fishing in the Mississippi, the list goes on. Minnehaha Falls is a must visit location.

A twin cities destination point that has excellent natural ionic energy as the water tumbles down in the warm months and freezes beautifully in the winter months! Warning; it is off limits to go behind the Minnehaha falls!! Do not attempt it is very dangerous!

My husband works the food truck All square and the family comes out to celebrate the Vikings and to give our 5 year old son who is dealing with mental challenges a chance to be surrounded with the Vikings fans and to see the fun and love everyone brings. His so In love with the Vikings even though we're from new Orleans. He has even made his on Go Vikings song. One day, he wishes to go to a game but first, we have to get it to the point he is clam so he can sit through and watch it. We all had such an amazing day on Sunday.

First time visiting Target Field and we had a blast. Start with parking, so easy. Parked in Ramp B and walked right into the park. Love the layout and the vibe and smell of brats cooking was everywhere! The staff was very helpful and friendly, just the way it should be. Great views from our seats. We'll definitely be coming back!

Recently went to a Twins game while I was in town. Loved the stadium which has a cozy, hometown feel. The videographers did a great job of capturing the game and keeping the fans entertained. Not a bad seat in the place. Food was great and options are plentiful.

Always a great experience! There’s a fantastic variety of food options and plenty of bars, making it the perfect place to meet up and catch up with friends. Parking is convenient with Ramps A, B, and C just a short walk away. Entry and exit are smooth thanks to the multiple gates, so lines never feel overwhelming. One of my favorite spots is the Truly On Deck bar. It has a spacious indoor area with plenty of seating available when you purchase food or drinks—great atmosphere and views!

What an amazing arena, with wonderful vibes. Although things can be pricey, so to cautious or full! Many food stands, and many drink options. Had an amazing time with our kids. They have a family section where they don’t not permit alcohol drinks in the area, so I truly loved that. Many beautiful views. Nice music and good game! GO TWINS!

Very nice stadium 1st base side was completely covered when gates opened. Field boxes were amazing. Food was good prices were average. Would definitely recommend. We even had a lounge for the box seats.

Excellent field to catch a game at! We have been to the stadium multiple times with a variety of seats and all have had great views. This weekend we had third base dugout seats for Friday with access to the third base lounge which was very clean, easy to access, and had great food with a variety of options and a full service bar. Saturday we sat in section 138 in right field with great views and multiple food vendors right by us. A great option at Target Filed is the ability to bring in your own food and a 32 ounce bottled nonalcoholic beverage. We chose the subunit cup which we got to refill the whole game and we certainly got our monies worth. We did purchase alcoholic beverages and they we the same cost we pay at any other concert or sporting event so we went prepared for the cost. They did have 612 day as we were there on a Saturday and it was a great value for drinks, snacks and a hot dog. They offer many cost points for all families so if you are looking for something fun to do in the summer I highly recommend a Twins game at Target Field. We did get the pleasure of watching Nelly in the post game Friday night and see Buxton hit 4 the cycle on Sat! We arrived early and got the Buck Truck Bobble head. Great weekend, great venue!

I finally was able to check Mall of America off my bucket list. It definitely has a bunch of stores but I Loved the amusement park inside it also had a train and aquarium but we ran out of time to do. I dont like that even on weekends the mall closes at 9pm each day. Why not 10 or 11 with it being such a huge mall. Nevertheless I had a wonderful time I stayed at Radisson Blu which is connected to the mall and highly recommend cause it made the trip that much more easy and fun knowing we can just go to our room and back to the mall as we pleased. I think the best part was the mall off shuttles you to the Mystic Casino for free and we had a blast at the Casino.

I don't particularly like shopping centers, so this one was a surprise for me. I have only seen a smaller part of it but what I saw I absolutely loved. The inside Nickelodeon theme park is awesome, so is the Lego store. The Radisson Blu entrance looked really elegant, and there are so many things to see beside the shops. One of my favourite experiences in Minneapolis.

Visited The Mall of America today. A huge place, but easy to navigate once inside. Certainly lots of stores, some good restaurants, one of which I will review separately. Also lots of attractions. One of which Sea Life that I will review separately. In the middle there is a huge amusement park. Rode a roller coaster. My one complaint is that apparently the are 4 entrances and we could find one of them. The place is surrounded by parking garages. We walked from our hotel and we entered through a store. Even to get out we had to ask directions and the employee of the mall had to find out for us. This will not distract from the day. It was still a great experience

The mall of America was truly a great experience. It’s a place the whole family can go and have a good time at doing something. I enjoyed walking through the mall into the stores and then going to look at the amusement park side very interesting. It’s been years since I’ve been here. A lot has changed. The location is great.

Mall of America has everything except Cheesecake Factory. The mall is large and a bit confusing, I felt like I was going in circles. Due to the size, there are accessibility issues. Moving carpets like in airports would be helpful for those experiencing limited mobility. Extended hours would be cool. 9pm felt early for such a large mall, especially the food. I’m glad the public transit is easy!

My first time visiting here, definitely a nice place to shop. My fiance and I spent about 6 hours here and I feel like we didn't see every store. They have good restaurants upstairs to go eat after doing all the shopping! I got to ride some of the rides there as well and it was very fun 😊 Would definitely come back if I ever get the chance!!

When visiting this place, plan to spend the whole day here. It offers plenty of activities for families with kids, making it perfect for a fun day out. Whether you're on a date night, alone, or with friends, there's something for everyone. It's great to see malls thriving in the U.S. My advice is to wear comfortable shoes so you can fully enjoy your time.

🌟🥫 If you're looking for a unique and quirky experience, the Spam Museum is a must-visit! From the moment you walk in, you're greeted with vibrant displays and fascinating exhibits that tell the story of this iconic canned meat. The interactive exhibits are not only informative but also entertaining, making it a fun experience for visitors of all ages. One of the highlights was learning about the history of Spam and its impact on culture, especially during wartime. The memorabilia and vintage advertisements added a nostalgic touch that truly brought the history to life. Plus, the sampling station was a delicious surprise—who knew Spam could be so versatile? The staff were friendly and knowledgeable, eager to share fun facts and answer any questions. The museum is well-organized and easy to navigate, making it a perfect spot for a quick visit or a longer stay. Whether you're a fan of Spam or just curious about this unique part of food history, the Spam Museum is definitely worth the trip. Don't miss out on this one-of-a-kind experience! 🥫🌟

Oh man, oh man—you’ve got to stop off and see the Spam Museum. We were on a road trip, and what says “wacky roadside stop” more than Spam? Nothing! I went in with low expectations, but give credit where it’s due: the folks at Hormel nailed this shrine to canned meat. It’s splashy, full of fun and interactive exhibits, and packed with quirky history. Would our soldiers have had meat on the regular without Spam during WWII? Thank goodness we will never have to know. Need a taste? Yep—they’ve got people handing out samples. The gift shop is glorious, overflowing with kitsch that makes Vegas go Hmmmmmm. Best part: they completely own the fact that Spam is the butt of jokes worldwid, and yet over 9 billion cans have been served world wide and counting. Love the taste or taking a hard pass the point is it's (joking aside) a true piece of Americana. don’t miss this trippin’ stop.

What a delightful side trip! We found the museum thanks to a very kind octogenarian at the Minnesota Welcome Center on I 90 eastbound. We paused our trip home and spent additional night just to visit the museum. It was an amazing experience, especially the overhead Spam train. Numerous displays told the story of the Hormel Company and its most famous produc and its spread across the globe. Hint: follow the movement of our forces in the Pacific during World War II. An added highlight were the free samples kitchen staff periodically brought out to share. We came out of the gift store with a t-shirt and hoodie........and a 12 can case of assorted flavors of Spam. A kind young man James graciously carried our treasures to our car. We, however, later learned we could have bought our Spam at the local Walmart for $3.79 a can compared to the approximate $5.00 a can in the gift store. The company is one of the largest. If not the largest, employer in the town. It has maintained Mr. Hormel's policy of paying for a 2 year college degree for all employees and their children.

Loved this museum! Very welcoming staff. Bright and colorful inside. Great displays about the timeliness and history of SPAM. Samples included! I especially enjoyed the wartime displays and how important SPAM was during that era. SPAM in different countries was fun to read about. And make sure you find out what kind of SPAM you are. Plus, the museum is free!

DELIGHTFUL! What a fun stop - very glad we visited. It's FREE, it's very well curated, the staff is fantastic, and the SPAM samples so much fun. Highly highly recommend a visit! SAMPLES - there was an employee walking around with SPAM samples using pretzel sticks as toothpicks (edible toothpicks!). Different flavor every time the tray came by - so much fun! STAFF - friendly, delightful, ready to help without hovering MUSEUM - so well created with a fun "food stand" area that highlighted different countries for each "booth", a giant can display, the rotating cans, a Lilo & Stitch area, and much more STORE - so many fun SPAM items it took us longer to shop than to see the museum lol. So many fun items I don't know where to begin so just check it out for yourself We were staying in Albert Lea about 20-25 minutes away and decided to go check out the SPAM Museum, unsure what to expect - it was so much fun to learn about SPAM with a very thoughtfully put together museum, well designed and visually very pretty with multiple levels and carefully considered placement of objects, plus a "model train-like" conveyor belt of SPAM cans moving throughout the museum! We then went across the street after our museum visit to get SPAM fries at Piggy Blues to keep the SPAM fun going, and brought cans back to Albert Lea to share with friends. Go visit - it's fun!

I've been meaning to go here for a long time. I know SPAM was introduced to many soldiers in WWII, and has taken off in Hawaii and Japan and many other places. It has a wonderful history, as does the Geo. Hormel company. It was a nice self guided tour. You can spend as little time as you want, or more time to watch videos and read the placards. The SPAM samples were really a nice touch. I haven't eaten SPAM in quite a while so I entered into the spirit of the tour and tasted three samples. I wish they world have offered more! I was pleasantly surprised- it was tasty. We went to the gift shop and purchased SPAM varieties and more. Then we went out for a bite, and I ordered breakfast with SPAM at a local restaurant. Oh, no admission charge, so you spend a little in the gift shop!

If you're in the town of Austin or just a Spam aficionado, a visit to this museum is worth the trip. Right from the moment that we walked in we were greeted with friendly smiles and set up immediately on a tour. Are tour guide Erika, was very knowledgeable regarding the origin of Hormel family and their contributions to the brand Spam and the community of Austin. I also learned a lot regarding the Hormel brand and all the other sub-brands that they've acquired. I learned that the Hormel brand contributes significantly to scholarships for youth of the community. They also have a connection and a partnership with the University of Minnesota with regards to research in the science. Unfortunately there are no actual factory tours. All the exhibits are museum style. Yeah there are plenty of hands-on exhibits that contribute to increasing the attention span of those younger visitors. During the tour of the museum we were offered several times different Spam samples. There is a very large souvenir shop selling all sorts of spam themed items. In addition, the museum offers free bike rentals for visitors to explore the town of Austin. Wonderful experience. Highlighted by a wonderful spam representatives such as Erika.

By far my favorite place near the twin cities. This place is so well thought out. The gift shop has the most amazing chocolate. Definitely so much art. Such a peaceful place. You will want to make sure you check this for your list. Everyone is welcome here so many features for anyone from walker to wheelchair and very kid friendly

I bought one of the year long membership options and it’s definitely worth it. There are so many events and plants to see here all year long. The tulips during May are spectacular and definitely worth seeing. I also love going down to the Farm at the Arb which hosts different events in August-September for harvesting different plants (potatoes, sugar beets, apples, etc). An incredible amount of flowers, bushes, and trees to see throughout the Arboretum. There are different hiking paths as well. It’s very well maintained and definitely if I didn’t live 45 minutes away, I would be here more often.

Gorgeous Grounds. Beautiful For a Fall wedding. This was the second wedding I attended at the Arb. It was stunning - the most intimate venue. The barn becomes a dance floor after dark . The ceremony could be in any of the gorgeous gardens on property. Dinner indoors or out. Gorgeous. As a guest you could not pick a better choice to attend. ‘Twas magical.

Okay first I did not know this cost money but it was $25 to get in and I went on a weekday. But the one person membership is $75 and they do take that $25 off so that's kind of a good deal. But this is beautiful scenery smells amazing and love the different flowers smells and the different tree smells so much to see. Suggest buying a membership because you will need to go more than once to see everything you have to go at different parts of the year to see which flowers are blooming. Great experience a very peaceful.

The most stunning place! I love the variety in plants and views! All times of the year, the arb is so much fun to visit! From field trips as a child, to family outings, or bringing my students, this place is the best!

Landscape is well maintained throughout the year. The Aboretum have a huge collection of different types of tree, flowers, and other plants. Fall colors are beautiful and hard to find similar ones elsewhere that I've been to.

Recently had my wedding at the Arboretum in the Fireplace Room/Tea Room; from start to finish everything went off without a hitch! Avery and Harry (Venue and Bar Coordinators) were so extremely helpful throughout the entire planning process. The location is so gorgeous; you can't go wrong booking this location for your wedding! I greatly appreciated the price transparency as well for venue and bar services. If you're considering booking the arb for your wedding, I would highly recommend doing so!

My husband and I came to have a adventure date and boy.it was! Amazing helpful caring and intelligent staff. Mary & Caleb we're exceptional guides and instructors! We had a blast and it was so beautiful! Great pricing and great amount of time to learn and enjoy!

What an incredible experience for people of all ages! It is great for group or team building, birthday parties or dates! The zip lining takes you through the trees and valley. The ropes course offers a wide variety of obstacles and is worth the trip even if you don’t go zip lining! The instructors know their stuff and will take good care of you! If you have a GoPro, they will mount it to a helmet for your adventure! Definitely recommend you check it out, plan to spend a good 4 hours zipping and climbing!

We had amazing time with rope course and zip lining. Amanda and Shauna were great , it was my first time and both of them were so supportive. Both of them were very experienced so I felt very safe . They were so nice and funny. My family and I had so much fun.

What a great experience! We completed the zip line course to cross off our bucket list. David and Josiah were great instructors - super friendly, answered any questions we had, gave us helpful feedback to ensure a smooth journey and had a surplus of “dad jokes” to share! Also, shout out Caleb for driving and even going the extra mile to grabbing water back at checkin to splash out sweat and bug spray out of our eyes. As first timers, this is the best place to experience zip-lining - we’re hooked! Thank you all so much for the wonderful experience!

What an amazing experience! David, Amy, & Maddie were amazing guides! Fun, knowledgeable, and they made the zip lining adventure one we will never forget. Will definitely be back!

It was very fun it had 14 fun fast and high ziplines the guides were great and everyone in our group loved it. The best zipline was Kong that is 175 feet on the air and pretty long. And a close second was shootout where you went 40 mph trough the forest. The course also had great views and amazing scenery. Four stars out of five would recommend.

We had a great time doing the 14 zip lines. We had two guides that were absolutely fabulous. They had a great sense of humor and they definitely knew what they were doing. Thank you, Ava and Kaylie… you guys rocked! Would definitely recommend

We saw the Pork Tornados at the MidAmerican stage on Thursday, August 14, 2025. This is our favorite free stage at the fair, but we love that the fair has so much quality free entertainment. This band is awesome!! We highly recommend the band and the venue!!

Second time ever going. It was a warm one this year, we still enjoyed getting out. Realized after we’d left that we unfortunately didn’t cover everything we’d like to have, but that’s our fault. Didn’t take many pictures. Hope we can make it back in the future and cover everything.

Very great place to visit. They have a lot to see, a lot to eat and a looooooot of people here. 4 hours been here not even enough for me

I come here every year, and It's always just as good if not better than the year prior. It truly is a wonderful experience. Highly recommend.

The Iowa state fair is always fun &great!! If you’re not on google/or if you are & never been to the Iowa state fair you have to go! !

Fairgrounds are great. Tons of things to do and so many food options. But we have gone to numerous concerts over the years here and they need to train the camera crews at concerts not to stand directly in front of the band. The whole damn concert this guy acting like he's part of the band.

Well done fair. Plenty to see and do. Grounds are well maintained and kept clean. This is a great place to visit. If you like the fair experience this can’t be beat.

First time we have been here. We came out from Cedar Rapids. Bright and colorful, very clean. Didn't like that the higher bid machines are weaved in with the lower bid machines. I'd still come back.

Not happy with Ceasars! I have been a diamond player and have not once heard from my host. I have left 3 messages in regards to me benefits and still never got contacted by him. I get better luck reaching out to my host in Kansas City which is out of state as well. My Kansas City host has helped me out and even gave me comped room and food credit during my 5 day stay in KC for my birthday. Council Bluffs hosts are a big joke and good luck getting in contact with one. I have returned back to playing at Penn rather than Ceasars here locally. Just horrible to reach a diamond tier and not be able to use any perks due to the host not returning calls. Ceasars just lost a player that spends lots (loses) of money and no respect for even a reach out from my host. Atleast Penn hosts contact me back and I receive more perks and free play from them then I ever have from Ceasars. Update: I left this review and my host emailed me. I responded and once again it has been a week with no answer back from him. Maybe Ceasars needs to find a new host in Council Bluffs as he does not ever return his players calls or emails. What a waste of money and time at Ceasars (Horseshoe Council Bluffs) Penn gaming hosts will treat everyone much better than Ceasars hosts.

My last experience here Sunday night might have been the final nail in the coffin. It's sad to see one of my favorites fall. I went inside to inquire about a show in December at the Whiskey Roadhouse that I wanted to secure hard tickets for. Apparently I will have to wait the day of the show which means I'm taking a chance that the show will be sold out. Unfortunately a lot of comped tickets will go unused. I do spend quite a bit there I just don't like to use rewards cards or whatever they're called. While I was there I figured I would play a little. Well that didn't happen. It was almost like the universe was telling me not to step foot in the Horseshoe again. The Roulette table was so crowded that I didn't even attempt to buy chips. Then the Wheel of Fortune machine that I was waiting to play close to the main entrance was having issues. I finally hit the call attendant button from another machine and someone did show up right away. But it slowed down play for the three players and I finally just decided to leave. Overall a huge disappointment all around. Thank goodness there are 4 other options to choose from in the Omaha/Council Bluffs area that can be more accommodating.

Paid truck parking. 15$ per day. Doesn't matter if only parked one hour. Still have to pay for a whole day. Watch the metal poles sticking out of the parking spots as you might hit and loose your tires. Should be able to provide receipts for gambling and parking be for free. Greedy! Very greedy! Will not stop again here!

I spend a lot of money here at the horseshoe , the last 3 times I went I spent over 1000$ Collectively , And out of that thousand dollars, I didn’t get not one bonus mind you are not betting really high, The incentives here are really kind of going down. There’s almost never FreePlay and even as much as you put in the FreePlay goes down that just doesn’t make any sense, I’m really disappointed in my last few experiences here and question if I should even continue to go , Especially when there’s better casino in the area at this point! I’m a diamond elite member, I never even hear from a host! Riley rockenbach.

Its reason I always just passed by never stopped in 10 yrs. Decided to finally stop and was the worse decision tight slots no tables open lost 2k in 1hr. Lesson learned definitely. A weeks pay gone now I got to make it back up with extra runs lucky I can do it. Man I cant believe I did that. I promise you never again.

This casino is the cleanest in council bluffs. The employees are dressed nice and treat their patrons with respect. It is a Caesar property to you can actually earn valuable points toward other Caesars properties.

Omaha’s Henry Doorly Zoo is truly one of the best zoos I’ve ever visited! The aquarium was my absolute favorite — beautifully designed and so fun to explore. We also enjoyed the Skyfari ride, the train, and the carousel (we got the ticket with the ride pass, which was worth it). It’s also nice that you can bring your own iced coffee or drinks, though there are certain areas where food and beverages aren’t allowed. Watching the gorillas laze around and nap was hilarious, and the seal exhibit was another highlight — we could’ve stayed there for hours. The Zoo Passport was a fun little activity that added to the experience. The zoo itself is huge, so plan ahead and wear comfy shoes. There’s lots of parking and plenty of food options. Overall, such an amazing experience — definitely a 5/5!

I visited in October 2025, and it was an incredible experience from start to finish. The zoo grounds were beautifully maintained, with vibrant fall foliage that made just walking through the park a pleasure. Everything was spotless — it’s clear the staff takes great pride in the upkeep. The IMAX movies were a pleasant surprise — we saw features on oceans and elephants, and both were informative and visually stunning. Definitely worth the time! Among the highlights were the butterfly pavilion, which was peaceful and magical, and the aquarium, which was absolutely fantastic. Every animal we saw looked healthy and well cared for. The giraffe exhibit is open and scenic, and the elephant enclosure is especially impressive — massive, naturalistic, and clearly designed with the animals’ wellbeing in mind. It was great to see them playing and swimming freely. We also loved watching the sea otters, penguins, and big cats — all active and entertaining. For lunch, we stopped at the Aquarium Café, and the food was much better than I expected from a zoo café. The salad was crisp and fresh, and the chicken pasta was hot, flavorful, and satisfying. This was truly a day to remember. I highly recommend visiting — just be sure to plan for the whole day, because there’s so much to see and do. It’s one of the best zoos I’ve ever experienced.

I have been here a couple of times. Visiting this famous zoo is always a great experience. Here's my review: I went here on a Saturday, arrived around 11:00, and there was plenty of parking. I recommend getting tickets online since arriving at the entrance, there are long lines for getting tickets physically, but going into the zoo took less than 2 minutes. You can also bring some snacks and your water bottle so you don't have to buy the more expensive food or drinks. From there we just enjoyed the zoo and took a lot of pics. And just seeing these animals up close is just awesome. Hope some of you guys find this helpful see ya👋

Awesome Zoo! Great exhibits and variety of animals. Reasonable priced entry and they encourage bringing your own water bottle to refill. My only advise is get there early and do the desert done and aquarium as some of your first stops as they can get a little crowded

I understand why this zoo is rated #1!my first impression is the rainforest with the monkeys. Man that was such a delight to see. I walked around so much my feet were on fire😊I took a little break by getting on the sky lift ($7 rt) and saw an over view of all the animals.There were so many highlights to this zoo I would highly recommend to everyone! Money well spent!!!

Fantastic zoo! It was pricey for a zoo, bit it was 100% worth it! I grimaced as I paid the kiosk extra bucks for "all rides" without even knowing what they were. So it for me unlimited tram rides, unlimited locomotive rides, unlimited skyline rides, and I think the carousel too. All of the rides I went on were fantastic for a zoo! Really helped rest my feet so I could see more exhibits. I don't have a bad thing to say about any of the exhibits. Truly one of the nation's best zoos!

Incredible zoo. This comes as no surprise, but it has all one would want and more, from my perspective. On the scorcher of a day we visited, I appreciated that they have misting stands in various locations around the zoo as well as signs that display the signs of heat exhaustion. We went throughout the outdoor portion for as much as we could handle in the heat and we loved all of the animals there were to see. Some old favorites like elephants and giraffes along with a few animals I was not previously familiar with. Loved the butterfly atrium and I'm always a fan of an aquarium. There seemed to be lots of places within the zoo to grab food and drinks as well. Also be sure to stop by their great gift shop. We had a blast!

One of the coolest capitols we have been in. We unfortunately did not get to do the tour, however there is a lot of mosaic art on the floors, walls, and ceiling. There are also statues, and hallways where you can look out into the courtyard. I recommend picking up the templates at the least to learn some of the history and meaning behind the mosaics, but a tour would be best. The tours are free, and they happen just about every hour, however I recommend checking the schedule that is at the front desk. Also, the bathrooms are clean.

One of the coolest capitals I’ve ever been to. I took a walk around the grounds early in the morning. It was right after a thunderstorm the night before, as you can see in one of my picture we got to meet the governor‘s cat. Well, it must be the governor’s cat. It was pretty well fed. It needed a little company because of the thunderstorm hours before and it was a wonderful morning we came back later in the day and walked the steps to top little bit disappointed because I may never returned Lincoln, Nebraska and the observation balcony was closed but really enjoyed looking around the inside of the building tile work was beautiful

The Nebraska State Capitol stands as a commanding presence in Lincoln, a striking design featuring peaceful courtyards and stunning mosaics on both the floors and ceilings. Be sure to see the grand Native American design on the Senate doors, and take in the castle-like feel of the interior. The gift shop is excellent too, with a great selection to wrap up your visit.

Entrance : free Nebraska State Capitol in Lincoln, designed by architect Bertram Goodhue, which took approximately 10 years to build, construction began in 1922 and was completed in 1932 this iconic building stands tall at 400 feet, making it the tallest state capitol in the USA. With its stunning Art Deco architecture and intricate murals, it’s a true gem of Nebraska’s heritage. If your around the area then it’s a must visit spot.

Easily the most beautiful building in the state of Nebraska. The Capitol is a gigantic tower with huge sweeping halls with ornately decorated walls and floors.

A must see if you're visiting Lincoln Nebraska! The 14th floor provides close to 360 degree views of the surrounding areas and the building has beautiful engravings and murals throughout. Staff is friendly and guided tours are available. Lots of on-street available parking just a few blocks away and several of the meters accept coins--just $2 for a few hours of parking. The photos I posted include one of the Governor's office and a few of the legislature, which was in session during our visit.

As someone who is intimately familiar with this building I would say there is a lot to see and enjoy. It is not a place to go “party” or really hang out all that much. It is a nice quiet building with a nice little tour. You have the freedom to walk just about anywhere in the building. The main purpose is to conduct Government business firstly and secondly to act as a historical monument of education to the people that the government does business on behalf of. I would say if you’re looking for a massive tourist hub of activity that is not what this place is. But if you are looking for a cool building with lots of artwork and historical facts and history and to learn more about the Nebraska state government you found your place. I would say the most under utilized part of the building is the outside 2nd floor balcony. It’s a beautiful 360 view of the surrounding downtown area. It is obviously not as high up as the 14th floor view but it’s a beautiful open terrace like area to enjoy both the building and outside. The 2nd Most under utilized section would be the 4 gardens on the interior. Each garden section has a beautiful different colored water fountain, and benches. These are designed to allow a breeze to blow down into them most of the time and standing close to the fountain is usually a cooler temp as the moving water acts like a swamp cooler. The wonderfully black and white checkered pathways add a nostalgic tinge of beauty to walking in the space. These are good places to just sit with your thoughts, be alone, or otherwise find some peace for a bit. The only reason I don’t give this place 5 stars is because it does feel like there are amenities missing in comparison to other state capitols. The information desk on the 1st floor isn’t always staffed and if you don’t come in the main front entrance it isn’t obvious where the tourist office is. And the cafeteria is nothing to write home about. But the newly opened gift shop is wonderful. Also it is a great substitute if you are visiting but the city center tourist office is closed the capitol staff have some great recommendations and advice for visitors.

Great for Kids! We brought our seven year old children to this historic museum. They loved the audio tour and could go fast or slow. They enjoyed the second level looking over the freeway telling them if someone was speeding and how fast. Great place for a quick place to stop go to the bathroom go through the museum and get back on the road. It was bigger than we thought. It would be definitely worth the $15 per person.

We stopped to go through the Archway Museum off I-80 at Kearney, Nebraska. It was very interesting. There were lots of exhibits and guests had an audio guide for each exhibit. The museum also had a very nice gift shop. There were lots of outdoor sculptures, as well.

Cool place. Great to stop at if you need a rest from driving. Picnic tables and pavilions on the outside. Little shop on the inside. You can buy tickets to walk around and see some other stuff, my family didnt do that, but we did enjoy our stay. We stopped on a long trip to and from home.

What a fun and informative museum. You are met by a man who looks as though he could be a wizard. You enter by way of an escalator with displays on either side. They provide a narrated tour though the museum which travels through a bridge over the highway.

I've been by here two dozen times. We've stopped and had lunch, but never went up the arch. My son and I finally did it, he is five. It is really cool. Talks about the pioneers and what they went through and then it goes into the sort of industrial revolution with cars and diners. It's a self-guided tour with the audio scanner around your neck. That you hold up to these numbered cards to tell a brief synapsis of the scene you're looking at. I recommend going up. It's really fun! We will probably do it again.

It is just about what you might expect. But as part of the national Park system your America the beautiful park pass should be accepted and the audio tour should be available for download on your phone to use with your ear buds for no cost. If you can't download them the audio unit rental would be a back up 🛻 Parking was good. Spaces for about 20 semis or bigger RV/ trailers and parking for about 80 cars on the west side and smooth 25 on the easy side. No cost for parking. There was a guy dressed up as a pioneer to greet you and explain how this history museum works. Basically you go pay $15 in the gift store, get an audio device and then proceed up the escalator to the exhibits that go across the interstate stopping to hear the tour. It takes about 45 minutes to do but if you skip the audio it can take less but costs the same. A very well stocked gift shop with all kind of stuff including snacks. There also looked to be a restaurant but it didn't open until lunch There are a few exhibits outside too. You will get a good idea of the tour from the exhibits you can access on the ground floor. We might have taken the tour if we had more time but thought we could just show and browse through on our own after getting in with our national Park pass. This might taste higher if you are really into this history and tell the pioneers made West. But we just stayed in an RV park less than 1 mile away and it was on the road back to the interstate. Anyhow give this review a like 👍♥️ if you decided to stop and check out the exhibits or give it a big like if you decided to skip this either due to cost, park pass, or time. Also please comment if you think a guide along your or a national Park downloadable phone your would be a better option then let the national Park know it's time to upgrade technology and save the taxpayer money to spend on maintenance and improvements or adding more national parks with the savings.

The Archway at Kearney, Nebraska is definitely a stop worth making. Featuring an extensive historical exhibit, patrons follow an audio recorded, self-guided tour through the museum. Exceptionally crafted scenes depict early pioneers traveling "the Great Platte River Road" to destinations in the West. The tour then continues timeward through the '60s. One will be surprised at the quality of art and history displayed in this roadside museum, making the entrance fee of $15 (adult) money well spent. My wife and I have driven along I-80 and under the Archway countless times. We can honestly say that taking a break at the Archway is worth doing if you can take the time along your way.

Visited the Wild Animal Sanctuary and really enjoyed the opportunity to see rescued animals in comfortable and safe habitats that had obviously been built with the animal’s safety and comfort in mind first, rather than for a visitor’s — entirely appropriate as most were rescued from bad situations before coming to the sanctuary. The elevated walkway (accessible to wheelchair users as well) allows visitors to see the animals without causing them to be fearful or nervous. Read the sanctuary’s website BEFORE you visit, so that you are aware there are times the animals may be more active and that it’s not a zoo or game park where the animals are on display, but a sanctuary. There’s a five or so minute video to watch before you go on the walkway, but I recommend reading Melinda Shallenberger’x book “Forever Wild” before visiting, to be able to fully appreciate the organization’s work. The book gives the backstory of the sanctuary’s founding and the incredible animal rescues they have pulled off, as well as providing context on the captive animal crises. Highly recommend the Wild Animal Sanctuary, but don’t come expecting to it to be a zoo with all animals on display. It’s a very different experience. And bring your walking shoes as well as clothing appropriate to walk three miles outdoors, which is the length of the elevated walkway. One very helpful part of the visit is that you receive a complimentary monocular that is great to be able to see faraway animals better and look for animals who may be resting and hard to see.

I highly enjoyed my visit & will definitely be coming back. We spoke with Marilyn & Henry and they answered every question we had, told us backstories on the animals we saw & were so kind and knowledgeable. Highlight of the trip was definitely watching Hunter & Simba cuddle. We found Marilyn after the fact & she told us all about them. On the way home, I googled their story & cried like a baby. 10/10.

Great place to see animals that have been rescued. However, this is not a Zoo and it is 3 miles along an elevated walkway to see the wild cornovors. Weather does also matter. If its hot the big cats like to hide and during the winter some bears like to hibernate. Most animals will likely hide in heat however. The sanctuary staff and volunteers are very nice and they also gave me free Mon binoculars.

Wow, what a great place and huge! Loved the catwalk. To be able to look down on the animals was amazing. It also allowed you to see the animals in the distance. Like that they handed each group a monoular to help see the animals up close. I do have to say admission is quite expensive but after you see the sanctuary you can understand why.

I’m not a zoo person because we’ve seen so many animals in their natural habitats all over the world and most zoo settings aren’t good for the animals. This sanctuary exceeded my expectations. It’s an amazing charity for these animals whom many of are saved from stupid and irresponsible humans. They have done amazing things with this land and for these animals. The facility is great for all ages. You can use a stroller or wheelchair for all of the viewing which is up on a platform so you can look down and across at the animals. The staff and volunteers are excellent. There are several places to go to the bathroom, grab a drink or snack along the way on the 1.5 mile walk out. You return the same way so it’s 3 miles total. We arrived right as they opened at 10 and stayed 2.5 hours. Even at lunch time many animals were active . We will definitely go back. We plan on trying the dusk timeframe .

We really liked the sanctuary. It was the first time we’d been there. However, it was really windy that day, so we didn’t go the whole way. The friendly staff member who was on the walkway pointed out some animals that we hadn’t seen. She and the information posts along the way were very informative. Definitely plan to go back. The Lion King display was exceptional.

I travel from Utah every year for the peaceful feeling that permeates this place. Seeing the huge variety of animals and hearing their stories from the stress free view of the boardwalk is one of my favorite experiences. Bring binoculars! They have restaurants at the beginning and end of the boardwalk as well as eating areas so you can take a break and watch the animals at the same time. Be prepared for a variety of weather and a long adventure walk.

It was our first time rafting and Tommy made it a great, enjoyable, and safe experience. Tommy made everyone feel safe and comfortable. He had extensive knowledge of rafting, first aid, and water safety - luckily we didn’t have to use any of it, but it’s good to know he has it. He also shared history of the surrounding area as well as info about the surrounding area & nature. The entire team made the experience fun and enjoyable. They were all professional, kind, thoughtful, and attentive while maintaining a playfulness with one another and our group. We highly recommend it, especially the beginner’s tour towards the end of the season for less experienced folks.

We had an amazing time with Wanderlust Adventure. The staff was friendly and helpful. We had Whitney as our river guide, and she was absolutely amazing! We felt safe and secure, as she was great with communicating upcoming rapids and giving clear direction. During our ride, my brother fell overboard. Whitney was able to quickly and safely pull him back into the raft. We will definitely go rafting with Wanderlust Adventure again (and Whitney!) and highly recommend this rafting company to others.

What a wonderful adventure! White water rafting had been on my 'to do' list for many years and I was estatic to be able to check it off. Dan the man (a really cool Colorado native) was our guide on the river and he steered us safely from point A to point B. I highly recommend this activity and this company! So much fun. I'm already excited for future adventures here! Everyone was super nice and helpful. 🤗

Our white water rafting trip was absolutely incredible! From start to finish, the entire crew made us feel welcome and safe. Huge shoutout to our guide, Ryan. He was hilarious, fun, and incredibly knowledgeable. He kept us laughing the whole time while also making sure we felt confident and prepared. Everyone we interacted with at the company was friendly and professional. It was such a great experience. Highly recommend to anyone looking for adventure and great vibes. Make sure to get the photo package! 5 stars all the way!

This experience was transcendental. I have rafted Class V rapids in the DR, but yesterday afternoon I saw God in the Poudre River. I cannot recommend enough taking an involuntary swim if you have the opportunity. The guides will tell you that everyone in your vessel needs a paddle, but that is not true. Definitely freeload if you can. The water is low, but the spirits are high.

We loved our experience with A Wanderlust Adventure! Everything was well organized and executed; photos are outstanding. Taylor is an impeccable guide - very skilled, engaged, and mindful. We will be back!

My husband, son 10, daughter 13 and I had a great time with guide Josh. He made it an interesting, exciting and a memorable trip. We would love to come back again.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A True Urban Oasis - Stunning Architecture and Vibrant Gardens! The Denver Botanic Gardens is an absolute must-visit! My recent trip was fantastic, and I was especially impressed by the way the Gardens blend natural beauty with thoughtful, modern design. The Science Pyramid is a major highlight—the hexagonal, honeycomb exterior is a striking piece of architecture (as seen in the photos!) that beautifully introduces the concepts of biomimicry and conservation science. It's truly eye-catching and creates a wonderful focal point for the campus. Beyond the architecture, the gardens themselves are a vibrant escape. From the rich green textures of the tropical conservatory (like the beautiful palms and ferns in the images) to the colorful outdoor beds, everything is meticulously maintained. The variety is outstanding, making it easy to spend hours wandering through different biomes. Whether you're a serious botanist or just looking for a peaceful, beautiful afternoon, this place delivers. Don't miss the chance to explore the different water features and the varied foliage! Highly recommend it.

I visited the Denver Botanic Gardens on November 10th, and it was an absolute highlight of the autumn season! The gardens were bursting with vibrant fall colors—reds, oranges, and golds everywhere you looked, creating a stunning natural palette that’s perfect for this time of year. It’s like a peaceful oasis right in the heart of the city, where you can escape the hustle and bustle and just immerse yourself in tranquility. I loved every moment of it and highly recommend it to anyone seeking a serene, beautiful escape! We’ll definitely be back.

The Denver botanic gardens is a wonderful oasis in a busy city neighborhood. We love all of the landscape design and attention to detail. While it was crowded on a weekend, there was plenty of room in the beautiful landscaped areas and walkways to see and enjoy this botanic garden. They have a wonderful shop with some beautiful handicrafts and gifts that are nature-themed. It definitely was worth it making a trip to this beautiful garden.

So beautiful. Even if you have no interest in gardening yourself, an oasis of calm and beauty, with a koi pind and water features. perfect for a mini break in your day, with free parking! nice little cafe, too. When its snowing, the green houses are magical. If you do garden, or love houseplants, you will be inspired. I treated myself to a membership. So worth it, because i can stop in for a quick zen break whenever im in the neighborhood .

Came to the Denver Botanic Gardens on my Denver Trip on the 5th November 2025. An absolutely beautiful viewing for all to see! There are a range of plants to come and observe here, I am not a plant expert but I’m sure one of those would have an even better time here than I did. I did go in November so maybe it is better in the summer too? But it was really hot when I went so I had a good time! Worth going to!

Going to a botanical garden in late fall is always a gamble, however I was so impressed by the well maintained gardens. They were organized by theme, and each space inspired a sense of reflection. My absolute favorite part was the orangery which smelled heavenly! I would definitely go back for either the lights or when more plants are growing!

Lots of great exhibits. Indoors and outdoors. I went during the week. The cafe inside was also convenient. Staff was helpful when I had questions on directions. Lots of cool plants/trees

No water fountains that i saw.Disabled parking fills more than an hour before game starts.Very well organized and courteous people.$23 parking and easy to get out in first 15 Minutes.Bus to transport inside parking but there is a line.One side of stadium be third baseline had shadow whole The rest was baking hot.No long bathroom lines! Very expensive beer $11-15.Ne careful what seats you buy. Disabled people have personal assistants and for those using a walker is very difficult cu hold on to bars when descending on stairs because of wrong spacing of bars.Please Avoid the stairs if you have a cane.

The park was clean and comfortable. All seats provided excellent viewing. Multiple vendors offered a variety of services and prices that were reasonable. I would highly recommend this park of you love baseball.

Coors Field is one of the best ballparks around! The atmosphere is always incredible - from the mountain views to the energy of the crowd, it’s such a fun experience whether you’re a big baseball fan or just there for a great day out. The stadium is clean, the staff is friendly, and the food and drink options never disappoint. As a local real estate agent in Northern Colorado, I love spending time here with family and clients - it’s a perfect example of what makes living in Colorado so enjoyable. If you’re in the Denver area, catching a game at Coors Field is an absolute must! ⚾️🌄

Fun way to spend the afternoon! Even better when the Rockies win! Did you know that you can make reservations for the Mountain Ranch Bar & Grille and for $32 a person you can sit inside/outside in the shade and comfy seats and eat at the buffet. Don’t tell anyone about this cool, secret spot!

Beautiful stadium. We want to a day game so it got pretty hot. If you are attending a day game, consider tickets towards the back of a section that has a cover. Loved that they had sunscreen at the first aid stations and had water refill stations. We enjoyed the view from the roof and by the bullpens before we sat in our seats. I also loved that they had a kids food area with very reasonable prices! It’s right by the playground. Entertainment between innings could be more exciting.

This is a great ballpark. It is gorgeous inside and out. It has a timeless look and feel. It’s so inviting you feel like Babe Ruth played there. It’s located a mile high above sea level and the views are amazing. I would highly recommend and you should buy some merch at the on site store and the food is fantastic and reasonably priced.

Coors Field is one of the most beautiful ballparks in the country. There is truly nothing like the views of the Rocky Mountains from the stands sunset games are unbelievable. The atmosphere is fun, relaxed, and very “Colorado,” and it’s the perfect place to catch a Rockies game on a nice day. Great stadium, great vibes, and absolutely iconic mountain views.

If you visit Denver, Colorado, visit the 16th Street Mall. There are different food options to choose from, and you can take a nice walk.

This was disappointing. I am a big supporter of pedestrianized streets and place making but this feels like it has failed to live up to it's potential. The center of the wide street is left open, possibly reserved for buses, though we never saw any. While some very nice and cute seating and other features have been created on the sidewalks the failure to utilize the majority of the street leaves it feeling a bit barren. Also the stores along the street are often chains like H&M & Target and not the mix of interesting smaller local shops you'll find on Boulder's Pearl Street or Linden St. in Ft. Collins. Still worth checking out after visiting the Capitol or the great History & Art Museums on the other side of the park as there seems to be some decent dining options, including outdoor dining, but it could be so much more.

16th Street was ok. It’s a Friday and overcast so not much people out. But if you like to drink alcohol there’s plenty of places for that. Good place to take walk.

This is a lovely place to spend a day. I enjoyed all the boutique shops, the restaurants, and even passed through a few places just to people watch for a while. Quite the gatherings here on weekends. But you can visit any day of the week and I guarantee you’ll have a good time. Check out the bowling alley for extra fun.

Denver’s 16th Street Mall is a 1.7-mile pedestrian corridor in downtown, offering shopping, dining, and entertainment. The free shuttle makes getting around easy, and nearby attractions include the Central Library and Paramount Theatre. Renovations have improved the area, though visitors should be mindful of occasional safety concerns.

A little history here before I begin my review. In the 1990s the 16th Street Mall was a hub for social interactions and shopping galore. Many who lived in the Downtown area would enjoy the peace and serenity of the 16th Street Mall at night. The 16th Street Mall has been rebuild and redesign twice now in Denver's history. With that said. Unfortunately, when Colorado legalized marijuana in the 2000s is when the 16th Street Mall became a liability to those that went there. Gangs, homeless drug addicts, and crime increased and many clean and sober hard working taxpayers didn't feel safe unless they were carrying a side arm for protection. One couldn't escape the smell of marijuana that enveloped the Mall from all the smoking done there. Many businesses closed up as a result of less foot traffic meaning customers were far and few. Even tourist dared not travel the Mall at night. From news reports in 2025 that I have read about the rebuild of the 16th Street Mall now just 16th Street. The Mall part was dropped under a $100k ad blitz. My wife and I had to move from Denver to Minnesota in 2019, but do remember the 16th Street Mall of old before marijuana legalization.

All of the construction to widen the side walks, so many businesses are closed, it was disappointing. And there are so many homeless people, it was concerning. In the city's effort to make the area better, I feel they actually made it worse.

A beautiful and clear creek with many ponds good for kids funs in summer dry seasons.

Beautiful walk next to the creek

Nice area. Good for a morning walk, photography and exercise area. Becareful of bicycles on the path.

Used to be a gorgeous area People use this creek as a toilet ! Disgusting beware of E.Coli

Besides the homeless issues and littering it's a great trail

Its a nice green space but starting to get full of trash and homeless tents. Sad.

Ideal for running, biking, or a leisurely stroll. Scenic, lively, and right by the water.

Visiting the United States Air Force Academy (USAFA)is a unique experience that allows you to observe the training of future U.S. Air Force officers and explore its iconic architecture and aviation facilities.

This is a very historic place. There are plenty of sites to see for a military retiree like myself. They have a full commissary and base exchange with many other shops and services. In passing some of the military members and cadets, they were all very, very polite. This is a very land expansive place as it's located in the prairies of Colorado, which makes it very beautiful.

This is one of the best college with discipline comes along with it. As a parent, I am super proud of my son administration into the Air Force Academy.

We visited the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs, Colorado, in hopes that our daughter will be attending next year. It is a highly respected institution that is known for producing some of the most dedicated and skilled military officers in the United States Air Force. With a focus on integrity, excellence, and service, the Academy prepares its students to meet the challenges of military service with honor and distinction. Beyond its academic and ethical rigor, the Air Force Academy also offers a vibrant and diverse community for its students. Cadets come from all walks of life, and the Academy prides itself on fostering a sense of camaraderie and belonging. It would be a blessing to be a part of this prestigious academy.

We arrived at the Air Force Academy a couple of weeks ago. They closed down tours to the public in January of 2025. We were not allowed to go in, this is not posted anywhere on their website. Be aware that if you're not a veteran or active military you won't be allowed to take a tour. This would have been very helpful as we planned our trip, we were disappointed.

What an impressive place! Not just the beauty and the organization of it, but the respect for the academy and the respect for the service is present. The size of the grounds is immense, and we only stayed on the roads, not having time to go on any of the walking paths. Even though the chapel is currently closed, we still learned a lot through the visitor's center, and the video they showed was informative as well. Would have loved to have had more time here.

We visited falcon Trail beautiful view 13 mile hike we did a 4.8 in and out next time we go we're going to do the full 13

Excellent visitor center. Well staffed and enthusiastic to answer questions. Lots of interactive things in a small gift shop, as well. Definitely worth the visit. They have a large parking garage across the river with a bridge to get there. They also have a smaller parking lot. Both are free. They have a place to fill up water and decent enough bathrooms. Five stars!

Beautiful park and center. There are elk all over the park. They obviously feel very safe there! Do not approach them. They are still wild animals even though they are eating the grass at the golf course! The river is beautiful too!

This is the best underutilized spot. Great parking to walk to shops and see the sights. I also found the view of the Stanley Hotel here to be a great photo op. Go park on the top of the garage. Its beautiful ans no one is ever up there. You can get the mountains and the stanley in a beautiful photo with a little zoom on the lens of you phone.

It is pretty cool visit center, and there is benches inside the shop, very comfortable, and in the left side(or right side from river entrance) , there hiker shuttle bus directly to Rocky mountain national Park park and ride stop, most of the time, every 30 minutes there is one shuttle bus, some timeslots you need wait up to 1.5 hrs, overall, pretty good spot.

The staff at the visitor center is awesome and super friendly and helpful. She was able yo help us with planning the visit for today and provided with tons of information which was very useful and worth. The maps and visit information provided was great and the free shuttle around the river walk was really nice too!

Awesome park. Great for hiking. Definitely hike to the lake. We saw mule deer, moose, horses and chipmunks.

Friendly, knowledgeable Staff on hand to answer questions. Clean bathrooms, free covered parking. Hiking nearby. What more can you ask for. Oh yeah free shuttles out front to take you just about anywhere, including the entrance to Rocky Mountains National Park and The Stanley Hotel. Love this town!!!

Title: Geological Grandeur: A Study in Color and Contrast The Garden of the Gods offers an experience that is far more dramatic and detailed than a simple scenic drive. These photos illustrate the striking, almost painterly, quality of this National Natural Landmark, emphasizing the interplay between the ancient geology and the vibrant plant life. The dominant feature is, of course, the geological drama. The formations appear massive and imposing, showcasing stark red and orange colors under the brilliant Colorado sun. The images capture the incredible texture of the sandstone—the result of millions of years of deposition and subsequent tectonic tilting. Seeing these massive slabs of rock jutting sharply towards the sky, often framed by soft, puffy clouds, is a potent reminder of the earth's immense power. Furthermore, this place is an immersive trail experience. The dense, lively green foliage—primarily scrub oak and juniper—is a recurring element that beautifully frames the towering red monoliths. This foreground of nature provides a compelling contrast to the bare, dramatic rock, making the hiking and viewing experience feel intimate and immersive, even when viewing the massive formations. It suggests a park that is not just about viewing from a distance, but one that encourages stepping onto the trails to appreciate the varied ecosystems thriving right up to the base of the rock fins. The clear, blue skies and bright daylight guarantee exceptional photography, bringing out the maximum saturation in the red iron oxide of the rocks. Whether you are focused on the broad landscape views or the close-up texture of a specific formation, the Garden of the Gods is a mandatory stop for anyone visiting the Colorado Springs area, promising accessibility and a truly unforgettable visual spectacle.

Garden of the Gods is an absolutely breathtaking place that feels almost unreal from the moment you arrive. The towering red rock formations create a stunning contrast against the bright blue sky, making every view feel picture-perfect. The maps along the trails are incredibly helpful, giving you a clear sense of direction while highlighting scenic overlooks and points of interest you won’t want to miss. The shuttle system is also very convenient, making it easy to get around the park without worrying about parking or long walks between major areas. I highly recommend bringing a water bottle, because staying hydrated makes the entire experience much more enjoyable, especially if you plan to explore several trails. Wearing comfortable hiking shoes is equally important, as some paths can be uneven, slightly uphill, or longer than expected. With the right gear, the walks feel relaxing rather than tiring. Despite being a popular destination, the park still manages to feel calm, refreshing, and peaceful. Whether you’re there for photography, hiking, or simply taking in the incredible scenery, it’s a place that leaves a lasting impression. Garden of the Gods is truly a must-see spot that showcases the natural beauty Colorado is known for.

A great experience with lots of beautiful scenery. We explored several landmarks along the trail and got to do a little rock climbing. Great for hiking and just walking around. Elevation is pretty high, being lots of water. I recommend wearing comfortable shoes and taking your time. Would be a great place to jog if youre into building stamina.

This place is amazing. You just keep saying "wow" at every turn. There's a central part that's easy to walk and has sidewalks, and if you go early and are quiet - you can spot deer and other wildlife. You may even see permitted climbers working their way up a rock face. There is a lot to see in the center loop; howeverrrrr, if you got your grippy shoes, water, and some snacks... then adventure off into any of the outer trails. They are all a "little to a lot" different from each other (terrain, elevation gain and difficulty, vegetation, etc) buttttttttttttt on any trail you take you will be meandering along when out of nowhere ROCK FORMATION!👁👄👁 The colors of the rocks are mostly red (those are sandstone that used to be dunes) and remind me of Red Rock Canyon in Nevada, but there are also beautiful quartz that look glittery in the sun, obsidian (I think) that looks like black glass, and stones/ rocks that look like someone painted them layer by layer. Sooo many different types of trees and plants. Watch out for the cacti; they're everywhere to the sides of the trails and are no joke (even though they look small). Overall, pretty easy hike on any trail - but you need good shoes or it will get slippery in some spots. Kids could do some of the trails, maybe all - just depends on your kid's endurance and balance. Just the last mile or so can be tough and that was because it was an incline with deep sand... but you can probably exit off of the trail to the main road before that and go a different way. Highly recommend.

Garden of the Gods is absolutely breathtaking! The towering red rock formations against the blue Colorado sky are stunning from every angle. The park is clean, well-maintained, and free to visit — a true gem! Whether you’re hiking, taking photos, or just driving through, every moment feels magical. The visitor center staff are friendly and knowledgeable, and the views from the overlooks are unforgettable. Definitely a must-see destination in Colorado Springs!

Absolutely gorgeous. It is a free park with well paved trails that offer guided tours for free. You can also walk around at your own leisure. Pictures Absolutely do it no justice. We'll worth the time spent there

Amazing place , family friendly. Enjoyed the well paved trails ; went during morning hours and just before sunset ! Pictures truly do not do justice at all! Free parking and free entrance . Were lucky to come across a group mountain goats during the day time and evening too! Red rock climbing signs are around and need permission with proper gear. Visitor info area with gift shop , cafe and restrooms available A must visit!

This place is AMAZING!! It's huge! Prepare for lots of walking and hills. Do not come here without pocket money. There are cafes and ice cream and popcorn and you can feed the giraffes so bring enough money for everyone in your group. But you can bring outside food and drinks so be smart. The animals are beautiful and look well cared for. The entire zoo was a clean environment. They even have 2 designated SMOKING AREAS!! like that was great to have a place to smoke. And there's staff everywhere so if you have questions about the animals or something else they're around to help. We had a fantastic day!!

This is a cool zoo. Easy to traverse and handicap accessible however some inclines as to be expected. Under construction during our visit but it didn’t stop us from seeing everything. Spent about 2 hours from start to finish. Love that they do dog days! So fun.

Although under renovation as of November 2025, you can still navigate this zoo without too much disruption. The upgrades will be completed sometime in 2026. The animals look very healthy and have room to move and the natural mountain setting is breathtaking. Anyone not accustomed to the elevation (and even locals) should come prepared with plenty of water for everyone in their party so as to not spoil the fun. The pizza restaurant is great with an enormous oven built in Italy and there are only two in the Western part of the US. If you want to bring your own cooler with lunch, it's allowed and there are multiple areas to set up your picnic. The sky ride up the mountain has an extra cost but it's worth it. There is a nice carousel for the kids for an extra $2. If navigating the mountain is difficult, you can purchase a $3. ticket that is good all day and get picked up and drop off by cart throughout the park. The entrance fee is reasonable so these extra costs are not outrageous. Unless you arrive by a car sharing service, you are required to purchase tickets online in advance because of the limited parking during construction. The Roger's shrine can be accessed by car, but you must get through the gate by 3pm. To see the majority of the park plan on 2-4 hours. Completely worth it! A beautiful retreat.

Super unique and fun zoo, friendly staff, lots to see. They are not kidding when they call this a "mountain zoo" because it's legit all uphill (bring a stroller if you have any kids under 3, because it's a ton of uphill walking and our 2.5 year old couldn't do it all). The layout is a little confusing, likely because of the zoo being on a mountain, you have to backtrack some to get to the next section, but once you figure it out, it's easy enough (use the maps to help). Despite these learning curves, we still had a great time, and our kids did too. Giving 5 stars because we didn't have any issues, just new experiences. Enjoy!!

Listen I know we've all been to the zoo. What could make this one so special right? I'm telling you it's magic. What makes it so enjoyable? - The zoo feels like it's made for the animals. Not for us. No overcrowding of as many different animals as possible into one place with lots of outdoor space and things to do make the animals less stressed. But honestly, it makes for a more enjoyable experience for the visitor as well. - Unique exhibit layout. Ways to experience animals I have frankly never encountered. - Lots of animal interaction opportunities. - Good food. This is a strange one to mention at a zoo but the food was shockingly tasty. - Incredible view. It's not very often that just walking around a zoo is half the beauty. I would come back here again and again. Cannot say enough good things.

The BEST zoo we have been too to date! We LOVED all the animal up close & being able to touch & feed animals. A lot of uphill but totally worth it! They have plenty of benches all over for resting if you get tired easily! Take a rain poncho, backpack, water, snacks. So cool that it is on the mountain. Loved the views. Excited for the new giraffe habitat to get finished to go back & see that! We got to see the new baby gorilla. Baby was definitely the star of the zoo, EVERYONE loved the baby. Too cute. Definitely recommend going to this zoo!

Stuck an amazing environment to bring our girls to! They have had stuck a blast every time we go. Last time the baby wallaby were out and they got to pet them. The staff also let our girls assist them in feeding the reptiles because we were practically the only people in the zoo, so a membership saved us the hassle of waiting in line and scored our 5 girls a once in a lifetime moment contributing to the zoos morning breakfast routine! Such an amazing and unforgettable day!

Amazing and crazy drive up to the peak. The drive down was even crazier. There is basically no guardrail! Every time we turned, there was another great view. The observatory at the peak was great and you can find donuts at the gift shop. They are overpriced but good. It was a little difficult for us during our visit because of the altitude but it was still great. It's windy so bring a jacket during the colder months. Be sure to use the lower gears while descending so that your brakes don't burn out. There's a check point that checks the brake temperature, so you don't end up on the evening news. So awesome!

Very very special experience, for drive my own car to such elevation 4300m above sea level. There are lots of hair-pin curves, and steep uphills on the road, some part of road near cliff, so you may require some driving skill.

Best motorcycle ride ever. Amazing views everywhere. Just beware of gust of wind that hits all of sudden. Five minutes of calm then 5 seconds of what seems like a wall of air.

It is just an absolutely stunning drive up to the peak. It does take a while so account for that and have sunscreen. If you’re sensitive to altitude sickness get the canned air. And anticipate it to be way colder at the top than you expect.

We rented a hybrid jeep and it worked great on the drive to the top and the coasting to the bottom. The visitor center is great with plenty of restrooms and food choices. We had two kids and a dog and everyone was feeling the altitude a bit at the top. Nothing too bad for us but there were some older people that were clearly struggling. We took our time on the way down and stopped everywhere we could to take in the views.

Absolutely breathtaking! We originally planned to take the train but decided not to—and I’m so glad we still went. The drive up offers incredible views, though it might be challenging for those with a fear of heights. The visitor center is beautiful, and the scenery alone makes the trip worthwhile. We visited in July, and it was very windy, so be sure to dress in layers!

What a beautiful place to be. Line to enter was okay. It was about 15min wait. We got our ticket and started driving. Uphill drive is not too bad. Loved every bit of it. You have to experience this in person. The pictures and videos do not do justice. The drive to the peak Is about 45 minutes. Follow the rules and take it easy. You’ll be fine. There’s parking available once you are on the top. There’s also a cafe, bathrooms. The cafe line was pretty long but moving quickly. We tried their famous donuts, coffee and popcorn. The hot chocolate was delicious. The popcorn was fresh. The donuts were devoured by the kids. Sooooo good. The view is spectacular. Oxygen levels are low and you do feel nauseous and dizzy once you are up there. Drink lots of water, rest, take breaks. The weather is also colder so do dress in layers. The drive downhill is tricky. Use low gear, don’t ride your brakes and go slow. Enjoy the view. Overall it was an amazing experience. Do check them out.

We had a group of six, and the trail ride exceeded our expectations. Ralph at the front desk, the employees who helped get us on our horses, and John our guide, all had welcoming personalities and happy to share their passion and knowledge. A couple of people in my group ride horses regularly, so it is nothing small to say our horses seemed very well cared for and happy to do their job. The trail was a lot of fun with a varied path of logs for us to go over, water to go through, and amazing scenery! The extra fun perk was the water bottle holder they have for each saddle! It was a really good time and I am happy to recommend them!

Absolutely wonderful trail ride! Our daughter's wedding was in Salida & we booked both families to enjoy a break before the Big Event! Mikayla & Austin were great. Both especially patient with our 5 year old Grandson. He LOVED every minute ❤️ Nothing better than leaf peeping from horseback. Three years ago. We did the sunset ride. That was amazing, too!!

Great lil 2hr trail ride if you’re looking for something to fill a piece of your day. I hear the longer rides are fantastic for those that are able to spend the time out on the trail. The Wranglers were awesome and kept everyone confident from age 6 on up throughout the ride. The owners are fantastic, friendly, and long time locals.

My son and I came here for his first time riding and I have to say this place is incredible. Our guide John was so helpful and it was great chatting with him during our ride. He explained to us that the owner started these stables as a way to help rescue horses and that is a mission I will always support. If you are in the area or visiting I highly recommend Mt Princeton Riding Stables. This will be our go to spot from now on! P.S. Thank you John, Bourbon and Shadow for riding with us in the snow!❤️❄️

Highly recommend the 2 hour trail ride! The scenery was beautiful, the horses are so sweet, and the guides are knowledgeable and helpful! We had a beautiful fall day and saw some stunning views and some wildlife (deer and prairie dogs)! There were also a ton of adorable barn cats! Would definitely do this ride again!

We took a 2 hour ride on June 13 2025 with our kids (ages 10 & 12) and our family has had no previous riding experience. Faith and Donovan we extremely patient and helpful when our horses started to get stubborn mid ride. They kept the ride entertaining and we knowledgeable about the area. Loved being able to cross through the creeks on my horse, Scout. This was definitely the highlight of our trip and thank you for the precious memories that were made!

We did the 3/4 day ride and unfortunately the trailer to get to the waterfall was stuckin the snow. However, we were given the option to still do the ride on another trail or come back another day to so the waterfall. We chose to ride the Ridgeline, which is the other trail, and it was gorgeous! I would definitely come back here. Both of the staff we interacted with were so friendly, and our wrangler was very lovely to chat with. Both the horses were well trained and made the ride very enjoyable. Also the 3 legged pup just made our day.

Beautiful place to visit and photograph. You have to ride the gondola, the views are spectacular. The ski patrol group was particularly helpful with our group. Such nice folks.

Fantastic skiing and fantastic vibe (and absolutely stunning) — I only warn that it is a more difficult mountain for beginners If you’re a beginner, maybe start at Snowmass or Buttermilk (which are just a brief shuttle/bus-ride away)

Aspen is one of my favorite places to ski, because of the abundance of snow and challenging terrain. Some of the best powder I have ever skied in. The snow is incredible. Only downside is the scarcity of real ski in-ski out accommodations. I recommend the Shadow Mountain condos which are truly slope side. You can ski up to the condos, within 10 feet of the door.

This is a very nice area with gorgeous views. You can see for miles. We had lunch at one of the little cafes and the food was delicious. The staff was very accommodating and the area was clean and well kept. We had an enjoyable day at the top and would love to go again.

Very nice ride to mountain top. The mountain top restaurant is a excellent place to enjoy some wine. During inclement weather the ride stops for several hours so plan accordingly.

Very nice ski resort, with helpful and friendly staff. The Gondolas were well maintained and clean. As well the ride to the top of Ajax mountain was very pleasant with the breathtaking scenery all around you. The Sundeck restaurant at the top is a great spot to warm up or take in a luncheon as you overlook the city of Aspen and all the beautiful surrounding mountains.

I'm from Kentucky. Not as much fried chicken as I would expect... But I came here to ski. The app is great. The employees are very helpful. The resort is currently respectfully of covid protocols. Much appreciated. Great lifts and diverse terrain.

It wasn't as bad as thought. Even though it's a 1000 ft of climbing, the steps are spaced out at just the right amount of distance for your muscles to relax a little...I'm 150lbs and in my late 40's and completed it in 2.5 hrs including many stops for photos"

To state how beautiful the lake is, it would oversimplify how the mist from the lake gently sprays on the skin, cold air blowing after an exhausting hike many steps up. I had to wake up early to arrive there around 8 with my family. For entry, a reservation is needed to be permitted in; lucky, we were prepared with one. Before entering the trail, there was construction happening to the parking lot and parts of the trail that were blocked off. Near where the hiking trail begins, a section of the sidewalk is blocked, and we walk where barriers are connected to the other side. There are no struggles that happen at the beginning of the trail, thankfully. When hiking up, I thought it would take many minutes to get to the lake, but it was shocked when I saw the last stone staircase under 30 minutes. I am amused how the trail, known to be really rocky and loose with rumble, was a simple journey to walk through. Now, the lake itself is gorgeous to look at and take photos, but the path too has delightful details that make the journey already worth the visit. Honestly, writing a review on this location is a favor to go outside and take a break from the clutter-y week. Take care of yourself ❤️

The Hanging Lake Trail is about 2 miles long with some elevation, but it’s an easy hike thanks to the steps along the way. The lake at the end is beautiful, and the view is absolutely spectacular. We’ll definitely do it again!

Nice little hike. Very scenic at the top. Don't give up. If you can do the Manitou incline this is a piece of cake. Very rocky wear shoes with traction.

Beautiful, well maintained trail. Recommend getting permit beforehand. The steps were quite a workout but doable with lots of breaks in the shade. Bring extra water! We ran out near the top of the trail. My 10 year old with asthma made it and said it was absolutely worth it ! The lake is gorgeous, dreamy, better than expected. Absolutely worth the hike. Bring a snack to lunch at the lake before heading back down. In total took us 2.5 hours round trip moving at a reasonably slow pace.

This hike was beautiful. Trail is well maintained, and the payoff is worth the climb. I would definitely recommend hiking boots for this trail.

Awesome lake to check out! It’s a punchy little climb up but once there the mystique of the lake is worth it. We came on a weekday in October and it wasn’t too bad busy-wise. On weekend I can see this place being way too busy. Also note $12 pp entry fee.

There are several ways to see the sites in Devil's Garden. Each route leads to different and longer destinations. The highlight among those is the Landscape Arch. The shortest way to see it is an out-and-back to a fenced observation area. Be sure to explore and find the spot underneath the arch. Most of the trail is paved.

A beautiful hike that's doable for most! Did this hike myself and it took about 45 min at a slow, comfortable pace. There are a few decent inclines so a walking stick may be beneficial. I started this hike around 9am on a weekday in June and the parking area was nearly full. It was already quite warm too (~80°) so as with most hikes in Arches during the summer, you'll want to start EARLY! And don't forget your water bottle 😉

In our view, the most impressive sandstone arch in the entire park, as well as the world. Here you are standing in front of the longest arch in the world, stretching an impressive 306 feet across at the base and a mere 6 feet in diameter at its narrowest point. This natural wonder is a must-see arch for anyone visiting Arches National Park. In 1991, a large slab approximately 73 feet long fell from beneath the arch and that is why no one can hike to the base due to safety concerns. Stunning arch.

Definitely one of the best views in the park with what I think is the most impressive arch in the park. You have to see it to believe it. A fairly easy hike to get to it. Don't miss this one!

It is a thin but long arch. the arch area is protected by fences, so you cannot get close to the arch. The best time to see the arch may be later afternoon when the sunlights come from back of the arch. There is also another arch behind this front big arch, which may be overlooked. It seems this arch could crush any time, kind of dangerous, which is the reason it is protected by fence to avoid visitors getting too close to it.

Easy 2mile trail, beautiful October weather, so glad we experienced it, looking to do more hikes next visit. It was cool so water wasn't an issue.

Get an early timed entry. It gets hot quickly. Devil's garden hike is very nice. A little crowded but not bad. All the different arches are beautiful... Don't miss partition. Arch. Probably one of the prettiest in my humble opinion.

Bryce Canyon has more beautiful sites per square foot than any national park I’ve ever seen. Here’s a perfect example.

I took more pictures there then the Gand Canyon. Beautiful place a must see place. Park rangers were great.

Absolutely Amazing! This viewpoint is very easy to get to from the parking lot. Many viewpoints to see traveling down into Bryce Canyon. There are roadside pullout areas and small parking lots. If you are driving a large vehicle use caution the canyon road is very narrow. I recommend visiting viewpoints on the right side going down into Bryce. Then coming back north out of the canyon visit viewpoints along the right side. The narrow canyon road gets so busy with visitors that its very hard making a left turn. At the very south end of Bryce is Rainbow Point and its a great place to sit and eat lunch and there are many picnic tables in this area. Sunrise/Sunset point was very busy with visitors i recommend getting here as early as you can. Once you find parking there is a nice large concrete walkway along the rim of the canyon and it joins the 2 points together. One other very important thing to remember the weather changes very quickly up here so be very prepared at certain times of the year!

Natural Bridge is a great place to stop. It’s a scenic overlook along Southern Scenic Drive, featuring a stunning red rock arch shaped by wind, ice, and rain over time.

Pros 👍 (1) Beautiful Natural Arch (2) Stunning rock formations (3) High Elevation (8,600 feet) (4) No hiking is required (5) Quick Stop, visitors don’t stay long here (6) Offers a breathtaking view of the vibrant red rock arch framed by evergreen trees. Cons👎 (1) Limited Parking but spots tend to open up frequently (2) Short Experience. Additional Notes🔔 Given its high elevation, the temperature was cooler and windy.

Generally quiet because its considerably down the road from the two main vantage points but the bridge is quite a good outlook. The rock coloration is brilliant and if only the bridge wasn't a look down into the canyon floor.

A truly huge hole in the rock! We visited at various times of the day and the lighting really affected to look and feel of the bridge.

Wonderful festival that we have made into a tradition of going to every year! The performances are amazing, costumes, sets, and the atmosphere is off the charts! If you love or don’t love Shakespeare but love the theater, this is the place for you!

Just saw Macbeth this week and it was phenomenal! I highly recommend this show, and all the shows at the Utah Shakespeare Festival. Professional actors, incredible set designs, beautiful costumes and the lighting and music were unforgettable. Thank you! We are so lucky to have such a high quality of theater in our community.

Too good to talk about! My wife and I went to the Shakespeare Festival in Cedar City last week and it was phenomenal! We picked the perfect time to go too. I guess everyone else was gearing up for labor day and although there were good sized audiences at all of the plays we went to, there was ample parking, nearly NO traffic, super friendly locals and TONS of fun little shops within walking distance. I don't want to tell you about it because I don't want it to get super popular and busy... worth the trip... stay a week and see everything, but bring a rain poncho if you come this late.in the year to see an outdoor show.

Cool sculpture garden with a variety of music playing. The different theater and art buildings are very cool as well.

Great performances and friendly staff! Every seat was amazing. Definitely going back!

This is the best regional theater on the planet as far as I’m concerned. The acting is incredibly good and all the seminars are a wonderful bonus. Sets, costumes, music, green show- everything is world class.

I have been coming to the festival for around five years. This season features the best Macbeth I have seen (and the second best Shakespeare show I've ever seen). The theatre is very professional in most areas, extremely enjoyable, and I will return. This makes it all the sadder to spend most of this review on their single fault. The house staff fail to meet professional standard specifically around handling walkers and other mobility devices. Not one year have I seen a consistent enforcement of policies around walkers in the main outdoor theatre. Some house staff will take your walker and others will not. On Thursday the staff did not say anything about removing walkers from those using them. On Friday a worker removed the walker and has no good answer to why it was being removed this night but not the other. Instead he insulted the work of the previous nights staff. I spoke to the house supervisor about how this lack of consistency has been the one frustration to our many happy visits and that the staff clearly lacked training on how to have a respectful discussion. I initially planned to leave it at this, but alas On Saturday night I attended the green show on the lawn and witnessed more inappropriate behavior from staff around walkers and disability. All of the seats were full so a woman with a limp has moved a chair down two flights of stairs to sit in while she watched the show. It took her a bit and she was clearly struggling to sit and stand. A staff member approached her mid show and took her chair away and back up the stairs, reseating her on a crowded bench. The same attendant then tried to move another man's walker. The man told him no multiple times but he was so insistent, despite the man citing other staff not remembering to return the walker as promised, the man eventually had to raise his voice and speak quite firmly to get him to leave. The walker was tucked between two benches, completely out of the walkway. I fail to see the need for staff to intervene in what is a very open space.I fail to see why staff cannot wait 15 minutes to move a chair, assuming the women wouldn't have replaced it herself. Both of these instances also distracted from the main show. It is imperative the theatre has a clear policy on mobility devices that is applied consistently night to night. It is imperative that staff are trained on how to have a respectful discussion while enforcing these policies. If the concern is fire safety then the festival has been out of code for several years and is failing its audience by not keeping them safe. If the concern is for actor safety then the festival has failed them. If the reason is not related to safety the festival has failed their disabled patrons by removing mobility aids for no good reason.