We chose this certain place because of the train ride and got there and it wasn't running. Not many…read moredifferent animals in the safari. Disappointed

This is an awesome Safari and petting zoo on way from Marshall to Jefferson. We saw pretty much…read moreevery animal. I am a zebra fan so you would see lot of Zebra pics, they are so pretty! Entry per person is $17 or something around that. You can take as many rounds inside as you want in the day.. Onsite toilets are available Petting zoo is in a separate section that we didn't do. There are 4 roads that are marked by arrows to follow and we see animals on the way. They are so much used to cars that they stand next to car window to get fed. You can buy feed on-site as well.

Really was surprised how big and nice it was. It was not all about oil and gas, some of the…read moreexhibits included the first offshore well Was right here on Caddo Lake, The red river log jam and I got to push the plunger to blow up the logs to clear the river, and how the Caddo Indians lived. We had a guide to tell us about everything. Really I joyed it!

Great place to check out to get some history of LA oil history! Great displays, videos, and old…read morehistoric photographs! Ms. Linda is very helpful and loves having visitors! This is a hidden gem! There's also info on the Caddo Indians! I highly recommend checking this place out! Great for kids too, a few hands on activities for them to enjoy!

It was a cold night outside but it kinda made it feel more real. They really know how to scare the…read morelife out of you. I was hearing screaming, chain saws, shot guns going off and crazy hair raising sounds the whole way. The actors were so different from what you would expect. Like nightmare movie stuff. Twisted, so crazy fun. My group went through twice the 1st night we went. The 2nd weekend we went out was different. I was happy not to see the same things. They really now how to give you a full immersion experience. Highly recommend...

This place is amazing. They've added so much from last year and I thought it was great then too! We…read morewere there all afternoon on a Thursday and basically had the place to ourselves and a few other families. Since our girl is still young toddler they really did such a great job adjusting for her so she could enjoy everything!

Nice room, location and great price only Dow fall was the restaurant closed earlier than we…read moreexpected on a week night

I liked the balcony seats, but everything was so cramped. And no drink holder. The venue was okay,…read morebut they lost their beat a couple times. And went out of tune. Getting a beverage was super easy, but pricey. $5 for an Ultra. I would definitely go back.

I must have got super lucky last week at that other parade loading party- cuz we scored a spot…read moreimmediately across from the entrance and only had to cross the street. For this one I had to park two blocks away and around the corner. It was most definitely colder and there isn't any indoor/ heated space like the party from a week prior. Also this parade is smaller so less floats. I got a small beer for $3 before learning that the big one was $10 and bottomless. Hey bartender! Where's that up sell? Dang it. Just before I was leaving they built a giant bonfire. Had I been there with any friends I totally could have been talked into a bottomless beer and a chill by the fire. That was pretty awesome.

This was a really nice, though simple cultural outing. Basically you stand around either by the…read morefire place or near the beer/food stand and take in the floats that will be out the next day. Bonus, there are small stands selling MG trinkets. The whole thing is outdoors so do bring a jacket.

Jeremy was awesome made sure we were taken care of, we like sitting at the bar…read more We can watch TV The service is always exceptional. Even tried the honey badger was good. And beer was cold.

This place is a breath of fresh air if you're in Shreveport/Bossier City…read more I was staying at Bally's, which is dark, gloomy, dirty, and depressing. I had to Uber to Margaritaville and Horseshoe just to eat due to no good restaurants open during the week at Bally's. When I showed up here, I found open space and cleanliness. The service was very good, the views were decent, and the prices were fair. I think the biggest things though were comfort and cleanliness. Recommended.

Finally a new place in Vivian! Open for Breakfast and lunch most weekdays, follow the Facebook page…read morefor up to date hours, menus, and specials. https://m.facebook.com/The-Reserved-Table-Freedom-Art-Gallery-100810245829836/ Dinner is by reservation, but sometimes they have open seating. A very relaxed and elegant atmosphere.... The restaurant is in a local art gallery! We have been 3 times now and enjoyed our meals and the ambiance. They use only fresh local "farm to table" ingredients. There are keto friendly and gluten free options. Great spot for "date night" or special occasions. They don't sell alcohol but you can BYOB and serve yourself. Call Aimee to reserve your spot for dinner!

The BEST local band in all of this land! Very unique, indescribable sound really, a band that…read moreexpects no less than 100% participation from its' audience in the form of bean can and booty shaking! Great live entertainment! Several cds are out, as well as videos on YouTube. The great William Sadler (Shawshank Redemption, Die Hard 2, Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey and lastly one of my faves Tales from the Crypt-Demon Knight) stars in Dirtfoot's most recent video. Dirtfoot rarely plays local gigs these days, mostly large festivals around this great land of ours, so you and yours should make it a point to high-tail it down to the El Dorado Casino Celebrity Lounge located on the first floor in the pavillion, to watch this band make their triumphant return to their hometown, at 9pm! And here's the beauty...no cover charge!!! Dirtfoot, 9pm Friday, June 15th, Celebrity Lounge, El Dorado Casino! You won't regret it! Best time you will ever have with a bean shaker in your hand, guaranteed!!! For further details and to listen to their greatness, go to www.dirtfoot.com