Friendly staff and great bowling lanes. Large dance floor and good selection of appetizersread more

Charged us 15$ cover charge per person and it was dead inside with a incompetent staff working the…read morebar save your money and just keep walking. Oh and if you bowl the lanes are not maintained and they let you wear any closed toed shoes. So... No integrity at this establishment

I am at Festival 2026.The greatest annual international music festival in Louisiana... Most…read morefordable...its free, family friendly,diverse, music based festival. Bring the RV or book a BNB accomodation. A Camping in the Bayou fav. Jamming with Corey Ledet and his zydeco band this year on the last day of Festival at the Francospere Codofil stage before I head to the bayou. See you in April 2027 in downtown Layayette, LA.

Interesting event which encompasses downtown Lafayette with multiple stages spread all around the…read morearea. They focus both on local music and international performances. They have a lot of food booths around along with all the restaurants, bars and other businesses downtown to enjoy. I did find that there was a lot of repetition with the food booths so there seemed to be some selected vendors that got to have multiple locations. Overall this was a good time where you could easily transition between the festival stages and local businesses.

IPAL (Iberia Performing Arts League) presented Les Miserables, Student Edition, as its 6th Annual…read moreSummer Youth Musical. The 2.5 hour production, with a cast of 44 students aged 8 to 18, was a pleasant way to spend a Saturday evening. After only 35 rehearsals, these young thespians, appearing on a set that they and the crew constructed, sang beautifully without a missed line. With such a large cast and lengthy performance, I lack the time to give a full review that gives credit where due. It is safe to say, however, that these youth have as much spirit and talent as any adult production to have graced the stage of IPAL. These youngsters are carrying on in the tradition of IPAL which is known locally as "Broadway on the Bayou".

Fun classes with opportunities to perform even if you're not in a troupe. Great for any skill…read morelevel, and you'll meet new friends :)

Amazing spot. Friendly employees. The planetarium show was very cute. Everything was well organized…read moreand very informative. Highly recommend to anyone in the area. Even if your just driving by the area. Stop in and stretch your legs.

Enjoyed our visit. Really liked the planetarium show about the accidental astronauts. It…read moreincorporated animation with facts about the moon and the sun. Even our 16 month old seemed to like it. Exhibits were a little advanced for the 2.5 year old, but still still had a great time.

There isn't enough here to make it worth the price, and that was my opinion before they made us pay…read morefor a controller. DS was playing a game (in the limited space of the "exclusive room" - a small roped off area that we paid an upgraded price for) when he accidentally made contact with the wall with one of the hand held controllers. The controller broke. DS felt terrible. Then we were told we had to buy a single hand controller at a whopping $200 price tag. For the price we paid for over 4 people (+ 2 in the upgraded room) and the cost of the controller, this will be our last time there. I'm not exaggerating; this was highway robbery. It would be money better spent to buy your own VR headsets (plural). I'd like to know how many people are having to buy controllers here. Are you telling me this place has no insurance to cover accidents or any plan B for replacements or repair? This should be budgeted into the hefty price tag when paying to play there. Parents beware. You are quite literally blind folded but are expected to be aware of where the wall and surrounding equipment is. Perhaps had staff been adequately supervising this could have been prevented. This may not be the best place to bring children who play vigorously or adults with a long reach cause you could graze the wall or any of their own equipment with a controller. Then you'll be in for a very rude awakening. While the staff reassures you that this happens all the time and is no big deal, they'll pull you off to the side and demand a small fortune (trying not to make the other patrons aware). Well, it sure is a bid deal and nasty way to make money. Boy, did we ever pay for it! Will not return or recommend. Buyer beware! This is a risk that may be out of the budget of most, so it's well worth making others aware of.

I had an excellent experience. I was lucky to catch this place on a slow day, spent hrs playing the…read morelatest in VR games and technology. Must try out this place!

nice place , good ppl , friendly atmosphere I will be back I hope it continues to thrive forread more

Rayne, La is half way to our destination so we decided to make it an "excellent adventure" and…read morecheck it out! We found the casino to be full of probably 100 games, mostly video poker, so we were happy. The bartender/waitress/attendant (she wore many hats) was very friendly and went out of her way when I asked for a Chardnnay. She did everything and we really were impressed. She made the stop in worth while. Security dude barely looked up from his phone, hmmm? It was a fun visit and I hope she is there next time!!

Loved our visit to the casino. The drinks from the bar was tasty and cheap. Had awesome luck today…read moregambling that the winnings bought our wonderful dinner. Food was great. Will be back