This is a Great Show! I've talked to people and read some reviews so I have to say I expected the…read moreshow to be good... it out did my expectations. I was told (and saw on the reviews) that the food was not up to par, but I wasn't that let down by the food either. Sure it wasn't spectacular, but I thought it was passable. The food was a basic Christmas meal. Soup Appetizer, Turkey, Ham, Green Beans, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy and also Mac and Cheese. I thought the Turkey, Green Beans and Potatoes were the best part. The hour and 15 minute show started with a bang with a floating violinist and closed with a live Nativity. Singers and Dancers were all very talented. My favorite part (or song) was the 12 Days of Christmas mash up. That was really clever. Maybe, if I did have a let down it would be the price of the drinks... that was pretty outrageous. A specialty drink and an old fashion was about $50. And my wife's drink wasn't even very good. But she got to keep the plastic boot glass it came it! (Eye Roll) I highly recommend this show. Really brought the Christmas spirit! Well worth the price and a fun Holliday treat. Skip the drinks, but enjoy the show!

There are 2 different ways to rate this, show or food. I'm rating the food. I understand that you…read moreare serving the masses for a dinner show, but for the included price the food should be edible. For the Christmas show we had vegetable soup, ham, Turkey, mashed potatoes w/ gravy, Mac and cheese, cranberries and green beans. The Turkey was dry, the gravy salty, the ham was not recognizable as ham (both in color and flavor), and though the Mac and cheese was the best of the options, it was so gummy it stuck to the roofs of our mouths like a communion wafer! It was awful. The good thing, it was served warm. For dessert we could pick pie or brownie. We got the brownie and didn't finish it. It was like dead weight, almost like they forgot an ingredient. We also did try 2 of their specialty drinks. They did taste good. The price however at $17/hr was not worth it. Almost $40 for 2 drinks! Nothing about this experience was "Merry"!

Gorgeous theatre. I didn't get to see the poor organ but it sounds amazing from what I've heard…read more Would love to come back and see one of the live productions. The owner? Manager? was gracious and let us snoop around to marvel at the architecture. :)

A fun extra for my kids to play around with while staying at Great Wolf Lodge. It gives the kids a…read morebreak from the water park but still gives them something engaging to do while burning off some energy. 4 levels of climbing stairs and netting and then sliding down multi-story slides really tired the kiddos out. Some tips and tricks: I got some Magiquest wands second hand for a fraction of the price and they worked just fine with the this game. We just paid to activate the game and jumped right in. You can also pick up where you left off so play at your own pace. We spent about 5 hours to get though everything, so worth the admission price. Fun and unique experience!

Cool experience for my 8 year old son. He loved using his wand to find all of the treasures…read morethroughout. It was a little expensive, but it was included in our Wild Pass for Great Wolf Lodge. I'm not sure I would have paid the $40 per kid had it not been included. I didn't like the fact that you had to give your kid's name and birthday to access their wand. But they assured us it's only used for the game and not solicitation. However they will be in the system for any future games and won't have to start at the beginning again. This place is semi wheelchair accessible. There are 4 levels but the elevator only takes you to level 2. Most items are on level 1 & 2. The forest is on level 3 and there are a few items that have to be found on that level. I believe level 4 is slides and ropes to play on etc. Oh and 3 hours in we asked how long this should take.... they told us 3-6 hours! Only 2 more adventures left. Time to defeat the dragon!

This museum was a little meh. Some of the trains were rather…read morebeat up, not restored, the inside areas were a little musty in my opinion. The area inside the station wasn't great. The train ride was a little bland - and the stop that the train made was too long. The inside of the train was a bit beat up/worn down. The person who provided info inside the railway museum sheds (not sure if there is a better word?) was nice and informative. For $24 or so it seems a steep price. Bathrooms on site, free parking on the grounds.

My family and i visited yesterday and it was the COOLEST experience. Everyone was incredibly kind…read moreand so informative!!! It was my son's third birthday and he's obsessed with trains. They even took the time to answer all my other kids questions!!! We got to see how the train gets turned around on the tracks and then ride in the caboose! The gift shop is super affordable and the staff is incredible. Probably about a two hour excursion so just know you won't probably spend the whole day there but it's so fun!! Lots to see and lots to learn!

We went to Dell's Raceway Park for the first time last night while celebrating my dad's 75th…read morebirthday, and honestly, I'm sad it took us this many years to finally go! My parents have lived in the area for years, and we've always heard the cars from a distance but never made it out to the racetrack. I'm so glad we finally did. It was such a fun night for our whole family, including two toddlers. According to their website, kids five and under are free, which made it even better. They also offer discounted senior tickets, which was only a couple dollars off, but every bit counts and it was appreciated. The cars are loud, so I definitely recommend bringing noise-canceling headphones for little ones or anyone sensitive to sound. We brought headphones for the kids and my parents, and earplugs for ourselves. They also had inexpensive earplugs available in the store, which was great. The atmosphere is casual, fun, and family-friendly. It's not a fancy raceway, so I wouldn't go in expecting anything overly polished or upscale, but that's part of what made it so enjoyable. It felt like a relaxed, relatively inexpensive, easygoing night out. There is bleacher seating and lawn seating, and there really isn't a bad seat in the raceway. I noticed the regulars brought portable/camping chairs, so I would definitely recommend bringing those, along with blankets and maybe an umbrella depending on the weather. It rained the night we went, and they did pause for a rain delay. There isn't much covered space to hang out during rain, but you can head back to your car until it slows down. Food and drinks were reasonably priced, including beer, which was a pleasant surprise. My dad has some trouble walking, but we were able to find a good spot where he could be comfortable and still see everything. Overall, this was such a fun experience for all ages. The kids had a blast, my dad enjoyed his birthday outing, and we cannot wait to go again. Since it is seasonal, I would definitely make it a to-do item while you can.

I'm part of Fiat Club America, and we just had our annual Fiat Freakout (the convention that moves…read moreto a different spot each year) in the Wisconsin Dells. One of the highlights was hitting the racetrack at Dells Raceway Park. Let me tell you, everyone had an amazing time zooming around the track. There were new Fiats, classic ones, and everything in between, and everyone loved being on the track. A lot of folks enjoyed getting multiple turns driving with different passengers who wanted to experience the ride but didn't necessarily want to take the wheel. The staff were awesome to work with while we were there. I totally recommend checking out Dells Raceway Park!

This is a small Renaissance Faire, just a couple of days in early October. The admission price is…read morewithin almost everybody's budget and there is plenty to do/see for everyone. They have a great deal this year - $12 for both Saturday and Sunday. I know with some of the bigger Ren Faire's, there are some ticket holders that are turned off by the R-rated humor and other crude goings-on. I did not find this the case here, but I couldn't attend each and every performance, so mileage may vary. The food is pretty good and varied. The web site talked about a beer garden, but I didn't see any evidence of that. A couple of New Glarus Brewery tap beers were sold, along with another booth manned by Bos Meadery. A check of the web site before you go can give you a great rundown of all the food and vendor offerings. As inexpensive as the ticketing is especially for kids, a couple of cautionary notes. Being that this is a small fair, there are ropes and cords tacked to the ground which makes it easy to trip over. The other is that if the ground is uneven and downright muddy in some spots, so pushing your stroller through the muck would be a chore, I would imagine. Parking is free, but you have to walk down a steep pathway through a forested area to get to the faire itself. They do have heavy duty golf cart that gets those with mobility issues back down to the parking lot. They could use a few more Port-A-Potties, but I don't know where they could place them.

Nice set up, game was lot of fun, would have been a lot more fun if the guy working at the store…read morewasn't so dull and condescending.

The owner that assisted us was extremely condescending and continued to show us what to do during…read moreour paid time when we simply wanted to enjoy our short time frame. This was an unpleasant first VR Experience for me and my family. Lowest rate is $15 for 15 minutes which is hardly enough to enjoy. Nonetheless the equipment is good and the VR experience itself was intriguing.

I love all the darker and more disturbing parts of history so this was the perfect place for me to…read morego, i loved it, i had so much fun! the worker was super nice and i enjoyed seeing all the things they had out and it was pretty educational

The place does not deliver as much as one would think. I have to agree with some of the other…read morereviews. I am a fan of weird and macabre but this place is too hokey for me. I really thought also that maybe the few reviews were not as accurate but guess what? They are.... I did notice that some of the "pieces" were not original, so with that said: I always thought museum pieces have to have at least some sort of significance in history, but it seems that this is just second reproductions of some sort. Now at all impressed but none the less, its "interesting", but if your a history buff, this place lacks history. Enjoy it for what it is.