Our favorite spot to go when visiting Biloxi. Seamless experience for all activities they offer…read more They have a big arcade, mini golf, and go-karting. Always a good time here.

Went out for a family fun day at Big Play in Biloxi. The atmosphere was clean and entertaining. The…read morefood was really good. Can't forget the drinks! They were delicious! I would recommend this family entertainment place if you want family quality time!

Ventured in on a Saturday morning after not having visited for a few years. The staff was friendly…read moreand welcoming, but unfortunately that was where the positives began to taper off. Almost immediately after walking in, there was a noticeable musky odor that lingered for the entire hour we were there. This wasn't a "you get used to it" situation--it never went away. We arrived roughly 15 minutes after opening, so this wasn't the result of a long, high-traffic day. The carpet throughout the facility looked heavily worn, with visible debris scattered around, which only amplified the overall unkempt feel. While the trampolines themselves appeared to be in decent condition, there is a sponge pit on site, and given the state of the rest of the building, I can only assume it wasn't particularly clean. Birthday parties began rolling in around 11 a.m., so the place was clearly gearing up for a busy day. The connected arcade and bowling area had updated games, which was nice, but unfortunately shared the same issues: dirty carpet, debris, and that persistent musky smell. Overall, the experience was disappointing. I wouldn't return unless the facility showed clear improvements in cleanliness and upkeep. A little maintenance would go a long way here.

Bad for business, here's the story !!…read more On February 5th, I booked my son's party. After booking and paying the deposit, I only received the deposit confirmation email. No one ever contacted me after, nor did I receive anymore emails. This past week, I called three days in a row to make sure everything was in order (pizza toppings, extra food trays, drinks, decorations, etc.) I get there early to setup and pay. The young man at the counter told me that I am to pay after the party is over. The party time was 4:30-6:30. The kids jump for an hour and get called to the room at 5:30 to eat. Initially, the hostess only bought the pizzas. I inquired about the chicken nugget tray and sandwich tray to which she informed me that no one ever added the trays to my party itinerary. I told her that I spoke to someone on three multiple occasions. And she stated that she would go and make the trays. Once the kids were done eating, they attempted to return to jumping and were told they could not jump anymore. I went to the front desk and the employee got his "manager". The "manager" Josh, said that jump time is only for 1 hour and that if I wanted additional time, I'd have to pay $10 per kid (an extra $150). I told him no, and that no one ever informed me that jump time was for 1 hour for birthday parties. He was very condescending. I tell the kids to go back to the party room so we could finish eating (the trays finally arrived). The hostess then tells me the "manager" Josh was trying to backlog the calls to see who I spoke to. I told her that he didn't have to do anything because the matter of the fact is that no one properly communicated anything to me! I told Hannah, the hostess, that I wasn't mad at her nor yelling at her as none of this was her fault. She then informed me that Josh was in fact not the manager, but the supervisor. She stated someone named JJ is the manager. So I told her to tell Josh to give me the real manager's information. Fast forward about 15 minutes later, I met with Josh, another male and a female. The female starts to talk and says that made Hannah cry. I told her I could care less about the hostess crying as she had no real reason to be crying. I stated that my son and his friends were upset as they could not jump anymore. The female begins to talk and start to snap her neck. That is when I told her "I'm gonna stop you right there. You're not about to sit up here and snap your neck at me. that's what we're not gonna do! I'm going to go in here, and get ready for cake and ice cream. And I don't want y'all to say anything else to me" They then leave. We really had no hostess the majority of the time. We even cleaned up. As we got ready to leave, I asked my friend to stand at the counter so they could know I was going to come back in to pay as I wanted to move my car closer to the door for loading purposes. I was met at the door by two D'Iberville police officers who informed me that they received a complaint for a verbal altercation as I verbally assaulted them. Per the cops, the employees also told them that I did not pay my bill and wouldn't leave the premises . The employees said they didn't want me back at the business and if I come back, they would press charges for trespassing. In addition, they could charge me petit larceny. Moreover, the employees were standing on the other side talking mess. I told they'd better shutup. I WILL NEVER TAKE MY CHILDREN TO MULLET HOP AGAIN!!! Unorganized and Unprofessional!!

Oye loca!! Ven pa acá!!! Dale!!! Man this bar is a true…read morecasino bar it's has a tons of drinks the beer selection is good as well. Yeah it ain't cheap but you are at the casino, live a little. I got say that the ilove305 colada (I think that's the name) was super good for a fast well drink. Won't mind to go back there and try their monitors since they looked really good as well. The Voli vodka wasn't bad at all. Will be back soon and have a blast that's for sure

Excellent drinks and friendly service! Due to covid precautions, you're unable to go up to the bar…read moreto order drinks. You have to be seated at the tables that surround the bar. Then only downside is that sometimes there is a bit of a wait due to no seats. I loved the king cake daiquiri so much that I got it twice. The servers are fast and really nice!

Played here a couple of weekends ago, amongst the Saharan dessert dust storm. Me and pops had been…read moregiddy for a month while waiting for our wives to skip town so we could not feel guilty for such a trip. Enjoyed the ride down from Laurel, not too bad of a drive. After turning left on 49 and riding down the winding road everyone before has described, our excitement continued to grow. When you emerge from the forest, you are well aware that you have just arrived at a top of the line golfing facility. 1st thing we noticed besides how pretty everything looks, is how friendly the staff are. Like, literally never have any of us went to play golf somewhere and had friendlier people to assist you. For real this aspect blew our mind. I'm assuming they are in the process of re-sodding the driving range area, because when we stepped over there to warm up, there was hardly any grass. We were thinking, Oh no, surely it's not like this on the course. It wasn't! Stepping onto the first tee, everyone in our group were definitely thinking, holy shit, this is about to be a fun round. It was so incredible, everything was so green, and uniformed, and perfectly maintained. The open fairways give you confidence off the tee. Being able to use every club in the bag is a fun change of things compared to Driver sand wedge on some courses. This is vitally important. All the greens rolled the same speed??? They were a little slower than I believe most avid golfers would like to see, but still they were pure as could be. Completely flat tee boxes, What in the world?? Grand Bear got em. The course lay out is something special in itself. I will definitely be taking off on Fridays to come, to get back out on this course. Small disclaimer, we did run into a couple packs of skeeters that were quite numerous. Luckily, and of course, my dad had some off in his bag and that seemed to keep them off of us. I was about to swat one with a new white hat, but decided against that, seeing how it was so big that it would have definitely ruined the hat. Oh and if you've got the time, or staying in a nearby hotel for another round the following day, you've got to hang out in their bar, restaurant area. It's also one of the coolest golf/bar areas I've ever seen as well. Once again, the people working the bar were just as nice as everyone else we'd met that day. Best course I've ever played, Hands Down!!!

Heard great things about the Grand Bear so added it to our golf trip rotation. Really looking…read moretoward to a Jack Nicklaus course. While the course design was incredible the maintenance was very poor. All of the fairways were rock hard with very short grass. At first glance it looks nice but I'd almost prefer to play off the parking lot than these fairways. I was supremely disappointed in the playing conditions for what should be a great golf experience. If they can learn to grow grass and water the fairways you will be treated great by the excellent and friendly staff.

They need to be better organized! Traffic is a mess. The vendors they now have exhibiting make it…read morelook like a big garage sale. The fact they only take cards and no cash is crazy too. I'm sure the coast makes a bundle but the people running it need to do better. Definitely not like it used to be!

I was told I can't eat food here because I don't have my ID? Makes no sense at all, it was 8:00pm…read moreon Sunday and I was looking to get some wings and watch the game instead the bartender was super rude and refused me service simply bc I didn't have my ID on me.

We stay here during Cruisin the Coast in October. You won't find more accommodating folks than…read morehere. They're not well known for their hotel because they can't advertise. The rate we pay is so affordable and it's a beautiful property. We watch the sunrise with our coffee and late in the day,sit in lawn chairs and watch the classic cars go by while the sun goes down. If you need a hotel I highly recommend them, there's not all the bell and whistles like the franchise, BUT neither is the price. The following is a Google search which explains what they are!! Book it, you won't be disappointed!! Seashore Assembly is a spiritual renewal and community on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, tracing its roots back to 1872 when Methodists from New Orleans first established the campground.Facilities and AccommodationsThe grounds host a variety of meeting spaces, overnight lodging, and scenic areas ideal for retreats, youth camps, conferences, and beachside weddings.Lodging & Gathering: Includes historic buildings like Van Hook Hall and the Leggett United Methodist Church, as well as the Casey Center and the Pavilion for larger group functions.Recreation: The grounds feature scenic coastal settings, customized retreat planning, team-building activities, and beachside campfires with marshmallow roasting and storytelling.Visiting DetailsLocation: 1400 Leggett Drive, Biloxi, MS 39530Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30 AM to 5:00 PMContact: (228) 436-6767Website: Discover more about their accommodations and ministry mission on the Seashore Assembly website.

The cabin we stayed in was great , very quiet and nice. Across from beach .The staff is great come…read morevisit them when here on vacation.

Great atmosphere, cheap drinks, amazing service and people. A few tvs, gaming, pool table, darts,…read moreand just a good time. Must join to get all the benefits but it's worth the cause to support the elderly and children. Ask the bartender for more info when you come!!

This is a hidden gem. The pottery, the architecture, history and temporary exhibits are…read moreinteresting and unbeatable . We were lucky to have a tour with Casey, who was both knowledgeable and had hands on experience with the artifacts. A must see in the area.

This is a fantastic art museum!…read more They offer a reciprocal membership with our art museum at home through the NARM program. So we were able to visit at no charge. George Ohr was a genius! We very much enjoyed his work. We had never been exposed to him before and this was really a treat. Anytime you get to be on a campus designed by Frank Gehry, that is a treat! Stop by here if you have some time.