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    California Cavern State Historic Landmark - Inside the cave

    California Cavern State Historic Landmark

    4.6(97 reviews)
    73.1 km

    What a cool experience. Got there for the 10:00 am tour, and I was the only guest. The walk to…read morethe cave is only about five minutes, but there's no shade so the earlier the better as the temps heat up. Inside the cave is about 50°. I have no issues with claustrophobia, but if you do there is one tight squeeze that might be a problem. Cash, my tour guide, turned off the lights (after asking my permission) and we experienced total darkness for maybe thirty seconds. It felt like two hours, and I hated it , but still neat and recommend trying if offered. Use the hand rails. They are there for your safety.

    The drive here is much more involved than Mercer Caverns with more windy and narrow roads. Once you…read moreget closer the space opens up to a large parking lot and shop you meet at. We were the only ones that signed up for the earliest tour that day and were lucky to have a private tour. The tour has informative history about the caverns with landmarks along the way. The most interesting thing we didn't know about is they have caving adventure tours where you shimny through holes and narrow spaces with a guide but our kids aren't old enough to partake. This was the first show cave in California and townspeople lived in them during harsh winters in the 1800s. There was a bar inside and a church and nails were even given to people to carve on the walls. Because of this there are signs of harm everywhere with soot, broken formations, and dirty coloration from human hand oils and even champagne poured on a rock formation. The caverns are huge and beautiful with some jaw-dropoing rooms. The walking tour is very safe though we loved the slight danger and claustrophobic feel of the Mercer Caverns. When you leave the shop has some cool historical items pulled from the caves on display like glass bottles, etc .. that are worth checking out.

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    California Cavern State Historic Landmark - Toward the exit, some parts are a bit wet

    Toward the exit, some parts are a bit wet

    California Cavern State Historic Landmark - Stairs and path wind through amazing formations. People used to live in these caves in the 1800s!

    Stairs and path wind through amazing formations. People used to live in these caves in the 1800s!

    California Cavern State Historic Landmark

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    River Fox Train - River Fox Christmas Train

    River Fox Train

    3.0(309 reviews)
    99.8 km

    Holiday train review - Absolutely spectacular and warm heartening experience for our 3 and 4 year…read moreold girls! I don't know what other low rating patrons are expecting... fireworks? High class service? Jazz band playing in every train car with speakers interconnected? We came expecting nothing and ended up having an incredible experience with beautiful decorations well suited for a sweet, memorable Christmas train experience. Online reservations were simple, easy to obtain, and a lot more affordable compared to the exorbant Polar Express tickets. We're extremely happy that we chose this over Sacramento's Polar Express. It's obvious that their staff spent a lot of time putting work into the trains inner and outter decor - beautiful and creative! Parents and adults FYI - on your way to your reserved train car, there's a small bar after boarding the train. It's very important to load up on your magic drinks before heading to your seat. (Drinks.. not drink! But drink responsibly, of course.) Parking isn't far and although limited, it shouldn't be a problem with reservations handled appropriately. We sang a few Christmas songs with the elves, threw snowballs at the grinch (best part, IMO), met Santa, and had a little fun at Santa's (little) village after the ride. Every sip of their hot cocoa (included with your tickets) was warming and delicious, perfect for cold weather. Couple of cookies came along with it, perfect for our kids to snack on. Overall, this was an incredible experience for our kids! Service was fantastic, ambiance was very jolly and felt like home, staff members are very friendly, and the experience is fantastic for all occasions - family, friends, and dates! The memories are ever lasting and hopefully it becomes a core memory that lasts a lifetime. Highly recommended to experience, at least once, for your little loved ones. We'll be back next year!

    Update - My wife left feedback with the River Fox Train customer service and was given a full…read morerefund for all 7 tickets. Absolute Disaster on the River Fox Train - Throw Mama from the Train! I wish I could throw myself from the train after this trip. What a complete mess. The AC was completely broken, turning the entire car into a sweaty sauna. They were "cooling" things by keeping bags of ice on the floor that quickly turned into lukewarm puddles. Of course, that meant the beer and water were all warm too. Nothing says "premium train experience" like sipping hot beer while sweating through your clothes. The charcuterie boards were a total scam. The menu looked great, but what actually showed up was a sad, half-empty version with tons of items missing. Ingredients didn't match the description at all. Then, when people started complaining, they announced free food... but only for passengers who didn't order the charcuterie boards. That's fantastic if you're part of the 10% who didn't order one. For the 90% of us who did? Tough luck. To top it off, our car didn't receive any food service until about 30 minutes before arrival. We paid for a nice experience and basically got a rushed, incomplete plate right as we were pulling in. The only bright spot was our server Ashley. She was running around like crazy in that heat, hustling hard and staying positive when everything else was falling apart. She deserves a medal (and a better employer). Save your money and skip this train. Not worth it.

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    River Fox Train - Boba train! (Lisa_vs_food)

    Boba train! (Lisa_vs_food)

    River Fox Train - Table setting

    Table setting

    River Fox Train - Small, but memorable, Santa's village

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    Small, but memorable, Santa's village

    Amazon Fulfillment Center Tours - Shelving unit pods. The orange robot moving the pod to the picker.

    Amazon Fulfillment Center Tours

    2.0(6 reviews)
    20.4 km

    Heard about Amazon fulfillment center were offering free in-person tours at select locations to…read morelearn about how an order is processed for shipment to the customer. Went of their website and found out that this fulfillment center was offering tours and I booked our group for a tour. Arriving for our 10:30am tour, we drove in the facility and Amazon had several large building. Following our Google maps, we arrived at the building for the tour. There were several signs along the way that directed you to the Amazon Tours guest entrance. We waited at the lobby with other tour guests until the tour guides came out, where you showed your ID and they checked you in. We were led to a meeting room and our tour guides gave us a tour overview and rules and we saw a quick film. During the tour we wore headsets to hear our tour guide speak and questions from the tour guests. The processes at the fulfillment center spans from Inbound Dock, Receive (receipt of products), Stow (storage of products), Pick (how the product ordered is picked), Pack (how the picked item is packed), SLAM (how packaged is scanned, labeled, applied and manifested), Ship (package shipping) and Deliver (package is delivered). During the tour, we saw the process from Stow to SLAM. We saw the shelving unit pods and how robots carried the pods to the picker. We saw how a worker scanned and stowed the products in the pods. We saw how workers packed the product into boxes and then it moved down the belt to the SLAM. We saw the Batman robot move bins of products into pallets for shipment to other fulfillment centers. Our tour guide, Chris, was personable and answered our questions to the best of this abilities. Once he did not know the answer, but he went to a worker on the floor for the answer. The tour lasted 90 minutes and we received an Amazon shopping bag as a parting gift. It was an informative tour and now I know how a package gets to me after I select an item and place my order. Be on time for your tour as you cannot join if you are late. No pictures allowed except at the shelving unit pods at the start of the tour.

    Worst Amazon you can work at. It's hot asf with no working fans, computers hanging off a thread,…read morethe stations for packing are so close together you literally bump shoulder to shoulder with the person next to you, bathrooms seem to be gender neutral or maybe they just don't care at all but men go into woman's bathroom, and the packing on AFE 1 is a nightmare with boxes all over the floor .

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    Amazon Fulfillment Center Tours - The entrance at the tour building

    The entrance at the tour building

    Amazon Fulfillment Center Tours - Entrance

    Entrance

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    Shelving unit pods

    Candy's Carefree Travel

    Candy's Carefree Travel

    3.0(16 reviews)
    26.8 km

    I would not recommend this place at all. Went there two times the door was locked employees were…read moreinside. Finally someone came to the door, barely cracked it open and abruptly asked if I had an appt. I said no I didn't realize it was by appt only. So okay that's fine. She was not friendly at all and took my info down and asked me every detail of what I needed. Plus my personal info then tells me someone will call Me to set up an appt. (Not sure why she couldn't make me an appt as she had no client at her desk.) Made me feel as if I was a bother and that she was doing me a favor by talking to me. I left her with all my info over a week ago and no one ever contacted me. Which is fine because i booked with a Conpany that made me feel comfortable and were appreciative of my business. As a business owner myself it just shows how important it is to treat clients with respect and not acting like you are annoyed that they want to do business with you.

    Kristi booked a male travel companion and myself in a double room after two traveling companions,…read moremale and female, backed out of the trip. I had requested a single room after my friend backed out, but when we arrived at the hotel in Rome, we were told we were booked together! Kristi never told me that my male friend and I would be rooming together. When I texted her she referred me to Candy who was useless, telling me I would have to check at each hotel to see if they had single rooms, which, of course, they didn't. Both Kristi and Candy were of no help and I would never recommend them!

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