There is a lot going on here with all the rooms and levels. Also a couple restaurants. Floor in…read morearena seats could use a power wash every once in a while so definitely don't place stuff on the ground. We went for a Robotics competition in the winter. Parking is hard to find and when you do it is a walk. Staff was helpful in directions in where to go since the eating area, judging, volunteering and registration were all in different areas of the building. The bathrooms were accessible and clean.

It was my first time visiting Trinity Health Arena for a Muskegon Risers (soccer) game recently…read more The tickets were pretty cheap and it was all open seating, so no assigned seats. We ended up near the cheering section, which was fun and lively. The arena itself is tiny, with only one level of seating and a small concourse with a couple concessions stands. This arena is interesting because it houses two different restaurants that have a view into the arena from inside the restaurant. So in theory you could just get a seat at one of those bars and watch the game without having to pay for tickets to go inside. We were able to find free street parking nearby, which was great. I'm not sure if they have a designated lot or parking garage. I only saw one restroom area inside the arena which was a bit of a walk from where we were sitting. The facility was clean, kind of smelly from all the guys playing soccer, but not too bad. The game itself was really fun, with high energy and some pretty competitive players. At the end of the game, everyone got to go out onto the field to chat with the coaches and players and I saw lots of little kids getting items signed by the players, which was cool. I'm glad we went and would go to another game in the future.

This place is dated and average. The seats were good, the food was meh except the toasted ravioli…read more I would pay to watch a game just so I could have those. Yes, that good. The restrooms were clean which is always a plus.

Honestly I'm just at my first event in this venue and I'm a really big fan. It's small and nice…read morewith affordable pricing and events often. We saw the Muskegon lumberjacks play and it was a fun hockey game.

Always a fun time! What's to complain about? It's a well run drive in. I really wish they did more…read morespecialty programming. Occasionally through In a Classic or have someone curate a screen one night a week. I wish them nothing but success.

This place rocks! I love that there is a drive-in theater in…read moreWest Michigan. It is everything that you dreamed of and more. First off, you get to pick where you want to park. The spaces aren't very big, but there is plenty of room for a normal-sized vehicle. There are multiple screens, and back-to-back movies on each. The screens are plenty big, and I doubt there is a bad spot to park in the whole place. In the center of all the screens, there is a small building where you can get your popcorn, candy, and drinks, and there are also bathrooms there as well. The only downside to coming here is that it's often quite late when your movie finishes. Starting at dusk in the middle of summer when it doesn't get dark until 10 is a sticky situation. Love it - can't wait to go back!

Online ticket ordering was a breeze. There was ample parking on arrival and only a few people in…read moreline for concessions. It seemed clean, and there were lots of fountain beverage options. One thing I found interesting, was they offer ONE refill per popcorn bucket and mark your bucket. This may be new for all AMC's but isn't an experience I've ever had at the Holland 8. The seats were comfortable, but I think my foot stool was slightly broken as it didn't raise fully. The theatre did get a little chilly so I'm glad I brought something long sleeved to put on while watching, and would recommend it if you're like me and get cold easily.

My experience was not a good one. I had a grown man that was verbally attacking me I went and let…read morethe manager know and I was asked to leave and he was able to stay since he bought five more tickets they care about the money not about the people

What a fun place! After 36 years I decided to try roller skating. I found jumping Jupiter had an…read moreadult night on Thursdays so I decided to give a try. I went alone, a little nervous as I did not know anyone. They have regular roller skates or inline skates to rent or you can bring your own. Everyone was so friendly, the rink was clean, lockers for your shoes at .50 cents . They had a practice area which I took advantage before hitting the big rink. The music was a blend of old school and new music which was awesome! The other skaters were so friendly! I would definitely recommend this roller rink but only if you want to have a good time!!

A great place to skate! I enjoy the theme nights they have. Their website is super helpful and very…read moreup to date all the time, with a calendar showing what the theme is for each day. They recently have gotten new carpet, so I would disregard the previous reviews stating the carpet smelled bad. There is always something fun happening at Jumpin' Jupiter. It is also really cool how they have hoverboard night, and people can bring their hoverboards on the rink! The staff are always friendly and I feel like the pricing is fair. There is also an arcade and food/snacks. A great place for a fun night out or even a birthday party!

If you're looking for winter fun, the search is over. Come luge in Muskegon! What's that? Think…read moresledding on a frozen water slide. No idea how to luge? Don't worry: with a little lesson from the staff and a few runs on the track, you'll be a pro in no time. Don't have the need for speed? The park also has options for XC skiing, ice skating, snowshoeing, and hockey. The website updates patrons with what's open/closed daily, so make sure you know before you go. Muskegon Luge is a West Michigan gem, and I look forward to returning and bringing folx to experience the fun for themselves.

Yurt life for the win!…read more Since we had a staycation this Spring break, we decided to take a small trip to Muskegon State Park and stay at the yurt for two nights located in the winter sports complex. Check-in went smoothly thanks to an email with the combination and directions. The two nights cost us $120 to book online and the yurt was rustic, (no electricity or toilet) heated by a wood burning stove. We loved the experience, but the walk is a bit long to the out house, approximately 60-100 feet away. We brought our pillows, sleeping bags and extra blankets, since Spring weather is variable near Lake Michigan. My hubby got up every couple of hours to tend to the fire. We felt warm, but never hot. Definitely felt like camping, but it was nice to have a solid structure with bunk beds and a table to play games at. Wood is provided by the park for the wood stove, but not the outdoor fire pit. They have blinds on the windows for privacy and a battery operated lantern that can be hung with different brightness settings in order to play cards or read a book. This yurt can easily sleep 4-5 people and up to 7 with the pull out cots (though it would be a bit crowded). There are a plethora of trails and it was fun to check out the ice skating trail, cross country skiing trails, and the luge (even though it was closed for the season.) It looks like they also have zip lining and a fun playground to enjoy come summer. Across the road is a campground that overlooks Lake Michigan with plenty of seating to enjoy a picture perfect sunset. We've already rented a spot across the road for the summer and may check out the zip lining opportunities then! I heard they also have several luges on wheels that might be fun to learn how to manipulate. Those courses look awfully fun!

We love art and travel all over the state, country and world to see it, and this is a must go. In…read more2019 we attended this art festival and we were blown away. After attending, again, in 2022 I decided that this art festival needed a Yelp review so here I am. In 2019 I was pleasantly surprised at all the local artists who were out displaying their art. We bought nearly a thousand dollars in art. Sadly covid ruined 2020 and 2021. The food vendors and restaurants in the area are fun and delicious. If you can't find something you like at this art festival then I can say, with confidence, that you're not an art fan. Don't miss out if you're a west Michigander.