I haven't been here in such a long time and this trip was filled with fun and laughter! It was a…read moregreat time! They have 3-4 different go-kart tracks. I loved them all. So much fun! Also the spinning coaster and the other roller coaster. So much fun! I skipped the zip line. It's seated and only fits 2 at a time. The line was rather long so we went inside. They have tons of games, bumper cars, and a drop ride indoors. They also have food and a bar. Oh and the bumper boats. I didn't get on them (it looks like you can get pretty wet) but they looked like a good time. I would go back.

Still fun a great time came here for a birthday party and got a wristband for the kid. He got on…read moreevery ride and really enjoyed himself we haven't been back here since his birthday party years ago. Still an experience lines weren't as long as o suspected and they really give you time on a ride or experience.

Fun festival. Good food and good music. Really enjoyed ourselves…read more Nice for the family.

They make it really easy with the shuttle, the food is better than the other Greek festivals we go…read moretoo. Deserts were not good, besides the loukoumades. The baklava was so dry and way too overpowered by cloves. Other than that it's always well put together and enjoy it every year.

Disregard any reviews complaining about or praising the actual train rides as the train rides have…read morebeen suspended and I doubt they're coming back. The hours have been whittled down from 1-4 Saturday and Sunday to just 1-4 on Sunday. So we're talking about a tiny museum that's only open 3 hours a week. For that reason it took me a long time to make it inside here. I finally did make it into this 1859 structure in December 2025 along with my Aunt Eileen though and it's a delightful little museum if you're really into trains. There's a lot of artifacts and paraphernalia packed into this modest museum. A couple volunteers were on hand and are very passionate and informed about the subject matter. I get the sense that they will talk to you as long as you will listen about trains and whatnot. At least for the 3 hours this place is open. As autistic as you wanna be about trains they'll indulge you. There was plenty to nerd out about here, at least for such a small space. I bought some stickers and a railroad sign cardboard and balsa wood hand fan for a friend whose initials are RR from the gift counter and took a few pictures. This museum is free admission with a donation box to keep the lights on which seemed worth some ducats to me. While there's no moving trains coming through here there is still a train car out back you can check out with a docent to fill you in on the history. I thought the climb in would be too much for my elderly aunt Eileen but the back side was more forgiving especially with the step stool they had on hand. This isn't a place I'd go out of my way to visit but if you're in the Clem on a Sunday afternoon it's not a bad spot to while away some time and learn a thing or two.

I finally got there! Located right next to the train tracks on Grand near Cass Avenue, this old…read moretrain station is the place where Thomas Edison got his break and started his working career as a boy. The station itself isn't very large, but it is filled with railroad memorabilia. Run by volunteers, it is staffed with knowledgeable personnel, who know not only the station's history, but also all about trains in general, as well as some of the other trains and stations in the region. They have plenty of old railroading magazines, postcards and other items of interest for sale. Free admission, donations accepted.

I took My Grandson to see that new Mario Brothers movie we both really enjoyed it. My Grandson had…read morea great time. Concessions are good. They have a wide variety of food, chicken homemade pizza, popcorn, pretzels, pop, slurpee's, candy etc. They are handicap accessible plenty of parking plenty of lights at night. I always enjoy going to Emagine In Macomb mi.

Emagine Macomb is the GOAT. This is where you go when you want the movies to feel like an actual…read moreexperience, not just a seat and a screen. The app is stupid easy to use, tickets are a breeze, and even that feels well thought out. The bar is legit nice, not some sad add-on, and the food and popcorn options are solid. Everything is always clean, the vibe is relaxed but fun, and it's honestly a great place to meet up and hang out. We never leave disappointed. 10/10, always a good time. Honestly my favorite theater around.

This museum such a cute and fun places for your toddler. The summer hours are on the website…read more Weekends in the morning are for members and if you arent a member you must submit a reservation for the afternoon. There is free parking in the front and on the side of the building. When you walk in, you do have yo fill out a form if it is your first time there. I suggest leaving strollers in the car as there is only space for 2 strollers in the stroller parking area. The fee is $7 per person above the age of 1, and $3 if you have EBT/WIC. This place is massive. I didnt even get to see all of it because my kids did not want to go up the ramp area. They have a koi fish pond and other reptiles/fish and a turtle tank. They have a giant sand desk. They have two tables with little gems and magnatiles. There is a giant lego area, and a small lego area to build cars for the ramp. There is a giant water tank where you can play with a raincoat. If you go up the ramp, there is a lot of little "store" areas. We saw a pirate ship and a sam's club. They have an area for 2 and under but they require shoes to be off and my kids have inserts so they cant take them off. Overall, this was such a fun area. They even have a seating area to eat food/snacks at tables. We will definitely be back.

Love love love this play museum! The curators and staff are doing great building a quality place…read morefor kids and adults to have fun. Great themed exhibits with a lot of thoughtful activities and supporting accessories in each. They have a camping / park ranger wilderness section, pizza shop (favorite!), ice cream cart, fishing ship with life vests, pirate ship, grocery store, bank, vet, post office with mail to deliver and gather throughout the museum, play and theater with sound booth, large treehouse with slide, farmers market and truck, water table, and so much more. Live animals including koi fish (ask for food at the counter), hermit crabs, bearded dragon, fish. It is easy to spend 2+ hours here. Nursing is supported throughout. A baby section gives safe shoes-off play for the littles 2 and younger. They also have clean restrooms stocked with supplies to help diaper changes and potty breaks. It's a great play museum. Highly suggested!

My boyfriend and I starting coming to McMorran Place for Prowlers games a few years ago. Since…read morethen, we have become season ticket holders. We love the low price of a nice date night. Concessions are very reasonably priced. We split a drink every game and it's about $2. Security tries their best to take care of the rambunctious kids. We love how energetic the announcer is and how he gets the crowd into the game. We haven't been to the theatre before. Very clean place!

Ok so big arena parking out back if it gets too crowded you have to park across the street not a…read morelot of different food vendors for when they have an event going on it was built in 1960 and has that throwback of that era. Nothing really updated.does have a cold feeling throughout the building

As a lifelong Barbie fan and collector, I was thrilled to explore the creative and alternative…read moreBarbies I had never encountered before. The displays showcased styles ranging from modern to eclectic, making this collection truly sensational. I felt both impressed and overwhelmed, just like any little girl or grown woman would be with such important memorabilia. To my delight, my very first Barbie was included in this hidden gem of a collection! After this amazing experience, I ventured upstairs to the music room, where I admired the early instruments this town has preserved. It's fascinating to learn how these artifacts contributed to the town's history, alongside chicory--a coffee substitute--historically significant due to a shipwreck that involved 273 passengers. This wreck was attributed to a treacherous storm on the Great Lakes. Additionally, I've always wanted to know the names of the moving parts on Port Huron's Abt Bascule Bridge, and I was pleased to find those answers provided on a diagram. Unfortunately, I ran out of time in the music room and didn't get to finish my tour, but I am definitely planning to return for another lesson in this town's rich history!

When I visited, the museum was free to enter, which was probably for the best as it was a tired old…read morebuilding actively undergoing some changes (though not necessarily the renovations it could use). The few scattered exhibits that were there included some local art and artifacts (notably an actual iron lung). A handful of brochures gave some information on the area, but it was not the most detailed or the most useful museum I've ever seen. There seemed to be some interesting artifacts in the boxes that were strewn around the basement, and perhaps the museum has better days ahead.

So excited to see inside this former bank now a play house. Very much appreciated the interior…read more Every nook & cranny redone in transitioning from bank to a thoughtful theatre experience. Luckily their were recognizable features of a former bankEXCELLENT. Unfortunately our tickets for the play 'AVENUE Q' was a flop & an affront; an attack as it were on romantic love having been 1 day past Valentine Day. i would describe it debauchery far worse than an "R" rating. The actors, some quite talented, probably should have passed on this play. I certainly hope none were Christians. yes, I am a Christian. At intermission my husband and I left for home 1/4 of a mile away. I would hope Thumbcoast would be more discerning in script selection in the future.

Bought tickets and weather was turning bad. Policy is if you call within 48 hours of show you can…read moreexchange. The problem is they never call you back.