Initially, I was very hopeful and excited when I hired Antique Coach Excursions for my wedding…read moretransportation. They offer a cool and unique service. During the planning process, their team seemed to be very thorough as they gathered information from me and our wedding day plans. I was expecting superior service. I am disappointed to say that I did not receive adequate service on the day of my wedding, and it caused my wedding ceremony to be delayed by 30 minutes. The charter was 30 minutes late picking up the first group from Hotel Monaco in downtown Pittsburgh - and in-turn was late for the second trip. The company made no efforts to alert me or my planner that they would be late. This delay affected all of the other time sensitive vendors. For example, the string quartet hired played through the 30 minute delay, but then was unable to stay for the entirety of cocktail hour that immediately followed the ceremony. When I brought my disappointment to the attention of the company - they blamed traffic and parking. However, there were three other charters (one other from ACE) waiting on the same street well before my charter was set to arrive. So one of their clients received adequate service and one did not - both paying the same amount of money for their service. I wish my charter had been on time so that he could have secured a spot like the other from ACE. The response from the company was that the lateness was beyond their control. While I understand that sometimes delays happen, they offered no apology or partial refund for inadequate service. Even with timestamped photos, the company tried to minimize the delay instead of taking responsibility. I would not recommend this company.

So glad we rented bus no. 465 for our wedding. We used it to shuttle our guests between our…read moreceremony site, dinner location, and after party spot. It comfortably fit all 35 of us with room to spare. Company was incredibly easy to work with. Mary Ann graciously accommodated all of our requests, responded promptly to all of my questions, and (unbeknownst to us) allowed our wedding crew to decorate the inside of the bus with streamers and balloons. This last bit was a total surprise for my husband and I. Getting on the bus for the first time that day, seeing all of my loved ones having fun, and realizing that they'd decorated is one of my favorite wedding day memories. Our driver (Alan) was friendly and professional and, considering how old the bus is and how bumpy Pittsburgh streets can be, the ride was very smooth and enjoyable. Guests absolutely loved the bus, and we were glad we didn't have to worry about our out-of-town guests having to navigate around Pittsburgh on their own on such an important day.

11/10/21 I came here for my first helicopter tour…read moreexperience ever and it was amazing! I came here thanks to a friends' gift certificate that was given to me for my birthday. It was one of the best gifts I've ever received. Natalie is such a great host and helpful in explaining the process for my trip. I absolutely loved this experience and will cherish it for the rest of my life. The pilot, Chris is not only a pilot for the Pittsburg Heli, but also a trained instructor who can assist in gaining your hours for a pilots license. The hanger is so cute with rustic decorations, that I would love to book an event in the future here. It's perfect for a get together or even a small event like a birthday celebration or small wedding. Maximum guest occupancy is for 50 people. So many awesome experiences today, I can't wait to go back!

Pittsburgh Heli was offering free helicopter sightseeing tours today for Military & Veterans, and I…read morewas fortunate to go on a sightseeing flight from the County Airport, over to Pittsburgh, and back to the airport. It was a great experience. I was able to see so many things from the air including the river, the buildings downtown, Phipps Conservatory, the Cathedral of Learning, Oakland, Squirrel Hill, The Waterfront, Sandcastle, and so much more. Very professional, and I felt very safe. Would love to fly with Pittsburgh Heli again some time ... Cheers!

Cherry Run Camp is a Church Camp for families, friends, from newborns-105 yrs old. There's 2-3…read moreWorship services a day (3 on Sundays) when we Praise God and we listen to some amazing speakers. There's a youth & kids program. We got classes where you'll learn more about God and his love and Mission's class, where you'll learn about different countries and their ways of Praising the Lord. We got Recreation for kids and youth, where we play games everyday... and for those who doesn't like sports, we got arts and crafts. We have pizza night, marshmallow and s'mores night. We also have Mission Marathon, which is, on Thursday the youth will be playing softball, volleyball and flag football to raise money for the Missionaries (whether it would be the Missionaries we have or another Missionary then afterwards there's a water slide and after that there's a water balloon, water gun, water buckets fight between the camper's and the employees ( employees are in a circle behind the rope). No we don't have a lake or a pool or a big fancy camp... But what we do have is a lot of fun, each other and the love of God. I've been coming here for over 20 years. I found the love of Christ here and the love of singing here too. It has been like a second home to me for years. God always finds a way to tell me what I need to know, say or do. I can feel His presents there more than I do outside of Cherry Run. If you want to know more about Cherry Run Camp find us on Facebook or go to www.cherryruncamp.org. I hope to see you there. God Bless you and your family. Matthew 17:20

The Frick is a local treasure. They have a nice permanent collection and always have great rotating…read moreexhibits. For that reason, we decided to become members. I also found out that they also have great regular programs and special events too. Members receive a discount, which is great. The topics sound really interesting. I'm looking forward to attending one. We have seen so many great rotating exhibits over the years. I really love it when they have excellent art exhibits. The Vermeer exhibit a year or so ago was great. I read up about it before going and found out what a genius he really was with light. The latest exhibit French Moderns was a really good. I loved seeing all the classic artists you would expect in an exhibit like that. However, I found some other artists I had never heard of and was happy to learn about them. They were absolutely excellent. I also loved the Lewis Hine photography exhibit too. He did such a wonderful job capturing the real lives of immigrants and other hard working people from the last century. This perspective is desperately needed right now, as immigrants are often not painted in a positive light. This exhibit shone a light on how they really are and how hard they worked then and continue to work now. The 400 years of William Shakespeare exhibit was wonderful. It was so cool to see the original scripts. So interesting and different than other exhibits they have had! Another exhibit that was one of the best we have seen was the Katherine Hepburn exhibit. I loved learning all about her life, her loves, and all the fabulous clothes she wore throughout her amazing life. The car and carriage museum is also a real find. It is so great to see the evolution of vehicles from the carriage to the car. It is so cool to see all different types of vehicles created over time especially those from the local area. There was also a cool hood ornament exhibit a few years ago that was really cool especially since cars don't have them anymore. The greenhouse is always neat to see too. They have beautiful plants in and outside the greenhouse. I love seeing them grow and evolve over time. Then you go see the Clayton which is also a unique local gem. It's especially interesting to see this knowing how important the Fricks were to the local area professionally and personally. It's really great to see decorated at Christmas. It's a must visit when you come to Pittsburgh. They also offer reciprocity to other great museums all over the country.

Liked the increased onsite parking. The exhibit was housed in the museum but check in was at the…read moregift shop. The French Moderns exhibit was well attended.