This is for a review of the venue, not the show we saw because they would have earned very…read moredifferent ratings....very different. We have been here 3 times. The theatre is beautiful and very clean. Everyone on staff is helpful and friendly. It is easy to get to in downtown High Point. A couple of negatives: my son, who is 9 had a hard time seeing because of the adults in front of us, so, you may want to keep that in mind if you have younger kids with you. We have had to change seats, or let him sit on his knees each time. Lastly, the parking. I am very grateful for the free parking that is a very short walk away. What is unfortunate about the parking lot is it is very secluded. I would never go without someone else with me. They do have a police officer at the theatre door, but the parking lot would be out of ear shot and cannot be seen because of the surrounding buildings.

I went with a few people last night to see 'A Christmas Carol.' This was my first visit to the High…read morePoint Community Theatre and I was impressed. Polite greeters, stunning venue, nicely crafted stage design and an excellent and talented cast. This production was the perfect mix of singing, humor, and uniqueness without losing the essence of the classic story. The place was easy to find and had plenty of parking. Can't wait to go back and see another show. My first 5 star review!!

As a proud military family, I feel it's important to share our experience so others can plan…read moreaccordingly. First and foremost, Spooky Woods only honors military discounts for active duty members, not their families. If your spouse is deployed or TDY, you cannot use your dependent ID to claim the advertised BOGO tickets. Additionally, the attraction does not recognize Gold Star families, which was especially disheartening after my friend--who lost her loved one in active duty--was also turned away. I strongly encourage management to reconsider this policy, as these families have made profound sacrifices and deserve recognition. We attended on opening night and waited approximately three hours in line. While some wait time is expected, better organization could greatly improve the experience. There were fun moments--music, light interaction, and themed characters--but compared to a competitor we visited the night before (which featured a full fall festival and concert guests could enjoy while waiting), the overall setup here felt less engaging and far less efficient. There was also a bar halfway through the line, but guests were not informed during ticketing that a green wristband was required to purchase drinks. After standing in line for hours, many people were understandably frustrated when they discovered this too late. Clearer communication would easily fix this issue. The "Bates Motel" and "Camp Crystal Lake" sets were the standout features in terms of design and atmosphere. However, the actor performances lacked coordination and consistency--several repeated the same handful of lines, and some of the scariest characters weren't even in their designated themed areas. One performer in particular, a female clown with black and white hair, blew an air horn directly into my mother's and my ears at close range, causing immediate ringing and a migraine that lingered for hours. That kind of proximity-based scare tactic poses legitimate safety concerns and should be addressed immediately. Furthermore, the terrain was uneven and poorly lit, with unexpected drops and steps that posed a hazard, especially for elderly guests. Adding proper signage, lighting, or a simple warning at the entrance would help prevent potential injuries. Overall, while there were moments of entertainment and strong visual effects, the experience did not align with the ticket price or expectations.

I love kersey valley spook woods! This was my second year in a row, my only complain was our groups…read morewere not spaced out once we were in the scare woods. It was difficult to be scared when you already know is coming because your group is so large.

Amazing! Truly! I was a little skeptical with the price and the lack of a midway, but this packs a…read morepunch! It's interactive, fun, and truly a labor of love! I was having an amazing time from the moment I walked in until the moment I walked out. The experience was long and you really did feel like you were living in a scary movie. Keep up the great work!

I came to get scare but then I enjoyed the bar the drinks and the food so much it was my excuse to…read morenot get the screams deep within my bones squeezed out of me... after buzzing like a bee I bumbled my way into the castle and it was an experience like no other that I shan't spoil what occurred beyond those doors but it felt like I was in a movie... 5 stars all night wishing it was day

I went to Dive Bar on their opening day in High Point. I mean to post this review a while ago but…read morebetter late than never. The grand opening was very well organized, there was nothing too crazy about it. That day it was pretty busy and also very beautiful inside. The spot is medium sized but has a lot of games inside which is good. I'm not sure exactly about the cost and I didn't play any games and haven't been back but it's worth trying it out.

there's dive bars and there's Dive Bars and I am glad that they can comfortably coexist in the…read morenorthern climes of carolina. Dive is not really that divey, i'm guessing "relax and hang out and play games in cocktailored comfort bar" was taken so "Dive Bar" it is... this location is way bigger and more above ground than the OG in Mooresville plus it has patio seating to get away from the madding crowd when it arrives as I'm sure it will, it just wasn't here (yet?) today but it's still early and still Thursday and a bit too warm for May. entry and main room have several games of "skill" and other amusements to give your hands something to do besides raising your glass. further back there's more games and some pool tables; a standard coin-op plays different than 'World Series o' Billiards' tables because, well, you know... you're in a bar! which, oddly enough, is exactly the same reason you could loose your house payment (if they allowed that sort of thing here (which they don't.)) it's a nice place, kinda glad I don't live too near here or I'd be here more often than not.

We ran across this gem last week. I had always thought it was just an event center but boy was I…read morewrong. It is the best country cooking cafeteria in Liberty, NC. The staff and owners are a wonderful happy family. We enjoyed eating there and the food we ate was like eating at grammas house. Everything was delicious. I chose ribs for my meat but definitely going back tonight for chicken. It looked amazing. It's very hard to please my husband but he loved everything he ordered as well. We can't wait to get there tonight. If I could give it 10 stars I would. Best sweet tea in town as well.

Amazing Fried chicken and Meatloaf. Opened Thursday and…read moreFriday nights.

I've attended events at Cohab Space (or is it Ziggy's?) twice now, and both experiences were really…read moregood. The first was a craft beer festival in the spring, and it was a great outdoor venue for walking around and casually sampling many different beers. Our second visit was to see a Larry Fleet concert, and again was a great experience. It is small enough to feel like an intimate show, but large enough to not feel crowded despite a strong turnout. Alcohol pricing is perfectly reasonable and with a capable bar, and it's nice having food trucks. Add to that nearby free parking and easy entry, and what's not to love for a concert venue?? On a cold October night, we really appreciated having the fire pits burning not only for the warmth but also that wonderful smoky smell that fits the season. It's really nice having a decent venue so close to home, and I'm trying to remember to check their website more often for upcoming events.

I'm not mad, but I'm not thrilled. Ziggy's has had a lot of history, and I like the current space…read more There is a lot of room, which is laid out nicely for concerts. It's outdoors, so there is good and bad with that. You can be rained out, and it can be quite hot, but for the most part it works and is flexible. We went to a concert and the sound was fine, but I don't think that is necessarily Ziggy's fault anyway. There were separate areas for purchasing drinks. I do think they need to change the way the drink lines work because they were loooong and some lines were only half-staffed. The staff running the place were super friendly and really busting it. Overall, they've got a nice space and a bunch of nice people working for them. At this point, it's all just minor tweaks.

Chris and his excellent crew offer one of the greatest options for good 'ol fashioned fun in the…read moreentire Triad. It's so clean and pretty and the putting course is a blast where every hole can result in a hole-in-one. This would be a great choice for a kid's birthday party, and Cook-Out, Panda Express and Mi Pueblo (outstanding) are all less than 100 yards away - an easy, safe walk. Putt-Putt....for the fun of it!

Well maintained and fun to play. Reasonably priced. Also has senior rates. Did not use the game…read morearea or tried any food offerings.

What a fun time! I came here for a drag show last week that was a blast, and tonight I just left…read moreafter doing their Line Dancing class, which is every Wednesday night from 7:30-8:30 for $5, and open floor dancing afterwards. About 15-20 other people came and I loved it, being my first time, too. Its good for beginners, and advanced. This bar/venue is also LGBTQ friendly, supportively serving Pulse Vodka. Its out in the country, 100% a country bar, and a great one at that!

if I could leave zero stars I definitely would this place is over priced and it's trashy. the…read morewomen's bathroom floods all the time and the alcohol is not stocked often. The alcohol is way over priced. They charge too much for everything for it to be so under rated there's maybe 9 people in there at all times. Definitely not worth the time or money !!!