Heather went above and beyond by allowing us to come thru again as well as encouraged us to get the…read moretouch pass; which was definitely worth it!

This place is absolutely awesome! I went here about 2 years ago for my birthday on October 23rd and…read moreas a fellow October baby we all love the spooky stuff! Well lucky me if I didn't find a man with the same birthday! I suggested we go here for our birthday this year just due to the fact that it was absolutely awesome the first go around when I went with my best friend. Let me tell you they do not disappoint! I thought the first year was awesome. This year was beyond awesome! I bought the normal haunted attractions tickets as well as the touch pass both times. Amd when I tell you they will single you out to make it worth your while for that extra 10$ ! They definitely know what they're doing! The first time with my best friend they let us stay together a bit since they normally only allow small groups through. Both times having the touch pass we were the only two in the group who had them. But this time when I went with my man they did not let us stay together long before separating us again ! It's definitely not for the faint of heart but for all those thrill seekers it's definitely worth your while. 10/10 actors, 10/10 customer service from all the staff, 10/10 atmosphere. Will definitely be coming here again. We're hoping to try the hearse ride and maze next year!

I hope they continue to do this festival!! I've been coming since I was a kid in the 90's!! Clown…read moreschool, the Strut, my family really loved and celebrated this festival.

Great music this weekend...But needs more and or better handicap access..Meet a lot people with…read morevisable and invisable disability. Most all said couldn't find access since their was no signs. Then ones found one main stage ya cant even hear. Plus suoer.far away from stage. Ya can only hear band behind ya on the river not.main stage bands. Besides only one stage was open. When went found access at other stage to see government mule. There was no staff for acccess so other people took the chairs to use somewhere else. Few people had chairs carried their.

This is a great small town museum, located towards downtown Cleveland. I came here on a Saturday…read moremorning with a friend, neither of us ever having visited before. Once inside, we met Dale, who gave us the layout of the museum, with information about the current exhibits and what to look out for. She was very knowledge and all around just a fun person. In fact, everyone who works at the museum was very friendly and more than willing to help with anything visitors might need. I enjoyed seeing the exhibit that showed the old kitchen equipment of years past, as well as the stuffed and mounted animals as part of the taxidermy exhibit, many of which were wild species not found in the USA. I enjoyed my visit to the Cleveland Museum and would suggest it to visitors and life-long Cleveland residents alike.

The Five Points Museum is focused on Cleveland history, heritage, Cherokee and business…read more They have a large banquet room that is great for large events, receptions, etc. I have been to many events here and the class and location is great, right downtown.

Nostalgia and double features!…read more Welcome to the past, present, and future. In a time when we're losing these magical places every year, SMDIT carries the tradition and experience that is pure Americana. Don't sleep on this snack bar, it's amazing! Chilly Dillys, nachos, perfect popcorn, all the candy plus posters and current movie swag. It's a summer tradition and brings to mind all of the great drive-ins that I remember, many of which have since been abandoned or fallen into disrepair. Park in the dark and make out, catch a current show you really want to see, come for one or the other, but don't miss this experience. I can confidently say that you'll want to come back too.

Everything went smooth great food great movie options as always highly recommend trying this place…read moreout plus everyones supper friendly.

River Maze is a great place to take the whole family! The…read morecorn maze is huge! It has a fun twist to it that engages the whole family. The property is very stroller friendly. Good quick food, ice cream, and drinks. The pumpkin patch was the highlight for our family. You are taken to it on a hay wagon, and are able to roam through a big field of multiple varieties of pumpkins on the vine. The prices are low in my opinion, $1-$5 ish depending on size. Super nice and helpful staff, and many activities. We drove from Blue Ridge, which made for a beautiful scenic drive along Ocoee River. We will make this trip again.

Absolutely LOVE this place! If you are looking for a place that your kids can play outdoors (and…read morehave a blast)with beautiful scenery and wonderful, friendly staff then this is it. We love going here every year, it's a highlight for my kids, my youngest constantly talks about going back ALL year long. There are tons of activities for the whole family, great food (especially the homemade icecream) and they are continuously making improvements. We love the great opportunities for pictures, and they even have a Sunflower field(when in season) where you can have pictures made. We highly recommend this place and look forward every year to returning. You have to remember you're also supporting a local, beautiful family who truly care about your experience and are always willing to listen and accommodate. We HIGHLY recommend!!

Ah... a review of the party!…read more The venue was great, the hotel there looked like a wonderful place to stay at and dine. It was a little confusing to figure out how to get into the event (front door of the hotel...duh!)...but once we did it was all good. The provided music was great, low key covers of familiar songs, but with the singer's own take. I would have tipped him if there was a tip hat. So the way this works, you get this fashionable wrist band to wear and 8 tickets. Each ticket is good for one drink or one food item. There were 3 main restaurant vendors set up with foods and specialty drinks, an ice cream truck dude, a snow cone guy (snow cones with either gin or vodka). Looking for vegan options was difficult (I knew this going in...no knock on the event at all). The first place we ate at was Two Ten Jacks and I was really happy with their Grilled Shishito Peppers. George was working the table and mentioned their restaurant was around the corner... after the event we did head over there and had a great dinner with vegan ramen and hot sake. The other restaurants were more difficult because of the long lines... and one was mainly BBQ though I enjoyed the green bean side dish...even if that was still a single ticket. The other restaurant there did not have anything that was not made with meat. Good thing I like to drink! :) One small negative for this event was that each vendor had a single line. I just wanted a drink and it meant waiting 15 minutes in a line to get a small cup of the drink... if I was setting this up, I would have added a separate drink only line which would have gone very fast right? Positive... hanging with Stephanie and her friend at the Yelp table and scoring those cool Yelp bottle openers. :)

This was so so much fun!! My two year old and I got to go ham in the paint room! It was perfect…read morebecause she loves to paint but never get super messy with it. This time she got to unleash! We were able to bang on drums full of paint with music going! It was so fun!! Add this to your list of things to do with kids!

Absolutely Unforgettable - The Hiwassee River Rail Adventure is Pure Magic!…read more I hadn't been on a real train in years, so when I spotted an Instagram video of the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum's Hiwassee River excursion, I knew it was the perfect way to celebrate my mom's birthday. We made the 3-hour drive from home, and let me tell you - it was 100% worth every mile! We timed our trip for a Friday in mid-November, after hearing the fall colors were peaking a bit late this year. With just enough leaves fallen, the views of the majestic Hiwassee River opened up dramatically through the trees. Riding midday was key: the sunlight danced across the water, creating that breathtaking "jewel effect" John Muir raved about over 150 years ago when he walked these very banks: "My path all to-day led me along the leafy banks of the Hiwassee, a most impressive mountain river... Such a river is the Hiwassee, with its surface broken to a thousand sparkling gems, and its forest walls vine-draped and flowery as Eden." He wasn't exaggerating - the river truly sparkled like a thousand gems under the autumn sun, framed by the rugged gorge and Cherokee National Forest. It felt like stepping into a living postcard (or Eden itself!). This was the very last Hiwassee Loop trip of the season, and tickets were down to the final four when I booked - we ended up in coach class, but it was perfectly comfortable. The roughly 4-hour round-trip journey (50 miles through the stunning lower Hiwassee Gorge) flew by. We wandered freely between cars, snapped incredible photos and videos from the open-air vestibules (fresh mountain air + epic vistas = perfection), and soaked in the engineering marvel of the historic Hiwassee Loop where the tracks spiral over themselves. The staff were fantastic - friendly, hilarious, and full of fascinating stories about the railroad's history, the local area, and the wildlife along the route. This isn't just a train ride; it's a one-of-a-kind adventure that blends nostalgia, nature, and pure joy. If you're debating it... book it now! You won't regret experiencing one of the most scenic rail journeys in the Southeast. Highly recommend for families, nature lovers, history buffs, or anyone needing a memorable escape. We'll be back!