Very nice fair! Good candy and food selection but somewhat smaller than other state fairs I've…read morevisited. Plentiful bathrooms too! There are lots of rides and games but I mainly go for the art displays and the animals. Definitely worth a try if you're in the area.

We typically visit the state fair every year either on one of the discount days or during lunch…read morebunch. This year I was lucky enough to win tickets from Live 93.5! There was definitely a noticeable increase in prices this year that left us questioning if we will go back next year or just spend the extra money to visit another state's fair like NC. The official parking is $20 so we opted to park in a nearby private lot for $10 and walk a little further. Kiosks have been added this year to purchase tickets if you don't already have them which I thought was nice. We typically stick to trying the new food items and this year there were several that we didn't get due to the price ($20 food sundae, $15 funnel cake, etc), but we did enjoy the cotton candy lemonade and cheesecake trio! My favorite item at the fair is the jalapeño corndog from Daley's and they gave me a cold one that wasn't worth the $10 and extra $1 for using a card. Entertainment seems to be generally the same each year and could definitely use refreshing. I'm not sure if it was advertised (I never saw anything beforehand), but Sandra Lee was one of the judges for the food competitions this year. I would have loved to have known in advance because I would have planned to visit when I could meet her.

Yearly event in downtown Columbia at the Greek Orthodox Church. They have music, food, and…read morevendors. I try to go every year. It is free and a lot of fun for all ages. I have elementary school children that really hard a good time. The live music and the dancing were the biggest hits for them. I loved the food. I cannot wait until next year

This festival is held yearly and typically, every year I go…read more This year was a great one like all the rest. I made a purchase for gyro's and two chicken plates. I bought the plates for my kiddos! Sorry, no pics. This year, the crowds were nice. As you might know, the past two years, it wasn't as large. It was nice to attend and I am definitely looking forward to going next year

This was a great place we happened on during our travels. We really like history and museums,…read moreespecially our great nations history. Thanks to a highway sign on I-20, otherwise we would not have known about this beautiful historical village. We paid for the walking tour and our guides were very knowlegdeable and kind. So nice of the city to move the historic homes to one location so everyone can view them together. The souviner shop was well stocked too. We look forward to returning when they have the Revolutionary War Reenactments going.

The main drag in charming Camden, SC is Broad Street. One of the historic attractions is this…read morepark, with museum and restored buildings along with a nice gift shop that supports the foundation. The main attraction is a pretty, elegant white house that was the resident of a famous local and headquarters of the British command that occupied Camden the late 1700s. Grounds have work buildings, homes for the less wealthy of the time and signage so you can take a walking tour. Not fancy, just historical and a nice place to just relax, maybe have a picnic. The museum and gift shop has a lot of very interesting period books, historical handouts and great things for children, like coloring books or books about what children wore, their toys and bedding in Revolutionary times in America. We bought a number of such books for our grandchildren and I recommend teachers give this place a look-over as the material would be fun and informative to elementary as well as other secondary school history classes. No admission. All is free except the stuff for sale.

We had an amazing time here. The staff are very friendly and helpful. When we arrived we didn't…read morehave to wait long before our room was ready. The games are so immersive and well thought out. My favorite part was seeing my kids think their way through the clues and finding the next step. The hints that the game controllers gave were subtle enough to help without giving away the answers. I totally want to come back and try a few more rooms.

I happened to be in Columbia during my birthday and my family insisted that we do something…read more Our original brunch option was canceled so I suggested an escape room. Looking for an option online that had a room that would accommodate all the people in my party. I came across the Escape Plan Columbia and their "What Happened to Detective Magnum" The description seemed fun and interesting. We arrived early for our 11:30 appt. There was plenty of parking and the staff was pleasant. We introduced to a few different employees as our room was being set-up but our actual host was someone totally different. I booked privately for a group of six, but we ended up being a party of 5. Of my group I am the only one that has done escape rooms previously. I would like to say the idea of the "What Happened to Detective Magnum" room was good and our host Hailey was very sweet and impressionable. However, I was disappointed in the overall experience. The room itself is 80's theme and dated, that is fine because it goes with the whole premise, but lighting is extremely poor. As well as many of the clues and locks for the safes are unreadable. The numbers are extremely worn. Without giving away any clues for the room, one important clue was incomplete (pieces were missing) and our host Hailey had to come in and actually complete that section for us. As a result we lost time and honestly our excitement was deflated. I enjoyed the idea of the room and Hailey as our host because she really tried to salvage the experience but I think it's unfortunate that minor details that are vital to the game are overlooked and not properly maintained. I mean you need complete clues and the ability to read the numbers on the safe (a marker or polish can replace missing numbers on safe dials) to advance in the room. One of our clues was missing a whole part that was required to spell a word needed to get a code. I had fun with my group but the overall experience fell flat and was a little disappointing. It was not a good first impression for all those who never experienced and escape. Just A Note: Hailey was great and really sweet.

Update: We escaped from Vampyr this time! Our game master was Robert and he did a fantastic job…read more(which I always expect from these sessions)! Very charismatic! Came for my bachelorette. The four of us did Vampyr; we did not escape but were close-ish. Very fun and dynamic puzzles, a little something for everyone. There was enough to do that our group could be working on multiple puzzles at a time. Mitchell was our Game Master again. He's really good at offering clues once we've reached a dead end but not so much that we felt like we weren't solving it ourselves

When in the Carolinas it's all about family.... and for this occasion I had a niece with a…read moremile-stone birthday. For our Auntie-Niece girls day she wanted to try an escape room. In my search I came across The Final Door. They had a few different escape room options listed online with an array of available time slots. I called for clarification on age appropriateness and minimum amount of people required. I received great customer service and all my questions answered, so I booked online. We headed over, upon arrival (10mins early) we completed the required waivers and waited in the lounge area for our game host to arrive. Once Noah arrived we went over the house rules (no phones or photos allowed) and then the game was started. I picked the BLACKOUT room. I was advised that it would be doable for 2ppl and was appropriate for my newly appointed teenage niece. The game is an hour long, Noah was a great guide, friendly with good energy and provided subtle hints when needed. With multiple rooms and serval task/clues to decipher we had a great time and happy to report that we ESCAPED and took some cute photos at the end. I am unable to provide details about the room, because one of the rules ask that you don't share to avoid spoilers for others. Just A Note: Of course I'm leaving a Yelp review but they ask that you leave a review on Google or TripAdvisor. With Google reviews Noah gets tipped out of company money. Noah was worth me heading to Google.

A great and entertaining experience. We chose the Arizona shootout game and it was challenging for…read moreus so we used a few hints. Once you get a clue it definitely helps to figure out the direction you should be headed in. I like that you don't get penalized for using clues like some escape rooms do. The game was really fun and figuring out the clues was fun as well. The only hiccup was that one of the piece was missing from one of our puzzles but we were still able to proceed past it. I will say that for those with vision issues - this escape option has very low lighting. But we adapted just fine. The staff were very professional and accommodating. The ambiance of the facility was great. This location is easy to fine and free parking. Very clean establishment. The typical steam punk decor that I've noticed with Escapology locations. We escaped with just a few minutes remaining!!! Would highly recommend for a date night, fun night out with friends, etc. They have kid friendly rooms too like Scooby doo.

On my last visit to hang with the family (Sept 2025), my youngest niece was invited to the birthday…read moreparty of one of her peers @ Escapology. We decided to book a separate escape room for the rest of the fam and make it a girls outing, while the adolescent was enjoying the festivities. This made the best usage of time, especially since we had to drop her off and pick her up anyway. So, I booked the "Under Pressure" room for four, and it was a few dollars less than $175. When booking online the night before I realized some of the more popular times and sort after rooms were unavailable. Times slots for a few rooms became sold out as I was trying to book. Nonetheless, I mange to complete the purchase and have the liability waivers completed. This visit to Escapology is my 3rd Escape room while visiting the Columbia area and one of the nicer ones on just first impressions, location and parking. The staff was extremely friendly and the waiting/reception area was nicely themed and designed. Upon arrival we were checked and asked to wait while the room was prepared. Once our room was ready we were escorted to the start, giving directions & safety instructions, and then the clock was started. Of course they ask that you do not take videos/photos to not expose any clues to the game. The room was clean and the clues were mostly straight forward. We ended with a victory and escaped with merely seconds to spare. However, there were a few inconsistencies with the order of clues and we encounter a couple of missing or broken pieces/steps in the process of solving the puzzles and escaping. This has happened to me before (with another company) it can be frustrating and cause you not to beat the clock, but like I said we managed to succeed. Albeit by the skin of our teeth. Lol Overall we enjoyed the room and took our victory photos after. We were given rubber bracelets marking our achievement of beating the room. They have bracelets for each room and offer patrons the challenge of completing and collecting them all. After completion they offer a return promo/discount if you book your next escape room the same day. It's recommended if you enjoyed it because you get a little break on the price and I believe you can book it up to six months out. Just A Note: -If coming with a group I will recommend booking early. -If possible, I suggest that one person books for everyone to ensure getting the room and time you prefer. (Recommended but not required)

Love this studio. It's been such an amazing experience in just a few short weeks since I joined…read more Great instructors, a relaxing atmosphere, and a great variety of classes and schedule. So thankful I found Palmetto Yoga

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Found this place by complete accident and so thrilled I did. I am an Empath so I need a place I can…read morego that is out in nature, quiet and away from everything. This is a small piece of the river most people don't know about or just don't visit and I love that because it isn't over crowded. I almost cried when I noticed them adding a parking lot. There are beautiful tables by the river so you can sit and have a meal. There are big rocks you can sit on by the edge of the river. It is truly peaceful here. Writing this review makes me want to go there right now. But there are little nooks and crannies you can get to to be right near the water. Have I mentioned the bridge? Breathtakingly beautiful! I've walked it from end to end. There are big beautiful trees that hang over the bridge, beautiful flowers in the spring, blackberries and honey suckle grow wild and free. I've gone at all different times of the day but sunset is my favorite. I love going here when there is a full moon! The view is incredible. This is my place of peace. Others who come here, they come for the peace and quiet too. They aren't noisy or playing loud music. The river is the only sound I need