Went on a play date with my nephew and best friend and her son. Had the best time adventuring in…read moredifferent parts. So many different things for the kids.

Went here for my sons 2nd birthday. Such a fun place! Will totally be visiting again!read more

Vertical Excape is a great, friendly climbing gym. They are open to climbers of all ability levels…read moreand have a very helpful staff. The gym is clean and all of the equipment was well kept and safe. I highly recommend it.

Absolutely great experience! Staff was super friendly and the paths were great. I would love to go…read moremore often if not 3-5 times/week if not for living an hour and a half away. I'll have to settle for once or twice a month.

Elite air is so fun for the entire family! Very friendly staff and clean environment if you are…read morelooking for a place to bring the kids/grandkids this is the place. Not to mention they have Great summer deals!

I have so many mixed thoughts and feelings. At $11/adult it's a budget friendly outing. The cafe…read morehas room for growth but our food was prepared when ordered. $10 for grilled chicken sandwich and $13 for chicken tenders and fries. We fed the penguins and the giraffes, which were nice experiences. It is super hilly, so be prepared to get your exercise. Here's the downside: several times we wondered how much areas are cleaned. We didn't visit any animals in the enclosed areas due to the smell of the buildings. It was powerful and overwhelming-maybe not enough ventilation too? Several glasses for aquarium type animals had algae and all kinds of things growing inside of the glass. The kids treehouse area reeked as well but honestly probably due to the otters. We love zoos and aquariums, but it's definitely ranked at the bottom of my list for cleanliness. Which then begs the question-how well are the animals cared for? The carousel was a great experience. Tokens are $1 each (not info available online) so prices inside are also reasonable.

Loved this zoo. We came from Clarksville just to visit the zoo. It was a beautiful day and the…read morestaff was so friendly. You have to buy tokens for several things but be sure to make sure they are open before buying tokens. The paddle boards apparently are only seasonal. The tram is delightful and is like a train that runs all day you can get on and off where you want. They only have 1 place for food. It was really pretty good but super expensive. $10 for a burger or chicken sandwich or BLT without fries. The BLT was delicious but not worth $10. The burger was so small and just Okay the grilled chicken sandwich was a good size and the side of fries was $4 and huge. Those 2 were pretty worth it. We had a great day and would definitely go back. Oh also parking is free. Always a plus.

We were very happy with our experience! We had a group of 6 for a little birthday celebration. The…read morestaff was extremely knowledgeable and took their time explaining the process. They are amazing with beginners and are present throughout your experience to assist anyone that might need some tips. Highly recommended!

Had an Amazing time here. We had about 15 of us. The beer selection is amazing. The tutorial on…read morehow to throw an axe was amazing and we where able to bring in our own own food. I highly recommend this to any function or individual who wants to do something different. Huge location and they have a lot of other activities besides axe throwing. You have to give it a try.

It was great family fun. More so for children but quality safe fun environment. Enjoyableread more

Great Staff! Friendly and helpful. Great range balls from MIZUNO, good to work on the game with.read more

What an amazing place for a child's birthday party! We took my granddaughter here for a visit on a…read morewhim. So many awesome things to do and see. All kinds of animals to interact with along with a play area and picnic tables. We plan to do her next birthday party there.

With every animal you need to get a farm fix, this is a great business to take your kids to. Our…read morekids got to pet a skunk, feed an alpaca, and ride a pony. It was great fun and the owner was really friendly.

Super fun two days. Shout out Ty at Splashin Safari and Fisher for being excellent workers.read more

Holiday World and Splashin Safari is an amazing park hidden among the corn fields of Indiana. The…read moreVoyage is an elite wooden coaster, and Raven is amazing as well. Plus Thunderbird serves as a good supporting steel coaster for when you get tired of the wooden coasters, and Good Gravy, while it is not as thrilling as the rest of the coasters as it is intended for the younger set, makes up for its lack of thrills with a very kitschy indoor queue themed to a grandmother's house. And don't skip the water park. The water park, Splashin Safari, is better than the widely lauded Schlitterbahn New Braunfels, at least in terms of water coasters, and the lines are much shorter, so you can actually enjoy the water coasters without buying a fast pass, which cannot be said of Schiltterbahn. Additionally, the park some charming flats for when you want thrills from something other than a coaster, including the rare Hrubetz Round-Up, which doesn't give you a seat, but has you stand against the wall and relies on centripetal forces to keep you in place. Plus there are a bunch of things this park offers its guests for free, like free parking, free drink refills, and free sunscreen that you have to pay for at other parks that make the Holiday World experience so much nicer, even if you're not a passholder. All this is complemented by some charming theming centered around the major holidays, namely Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas, as well as the major holiday of the summer, Independence Day. And if all these holiday goodness has you hankering for a grand holiday dinner, Holiday World has just the place in Plymouth Rock Cafe. This restaurant serves a Thanksgiving turkey dinner, along with some other meats with all the fixings, that is as hearty as the one you get at home. And, despite being in an amusement park, the pricing is in line for a holiday dinner at a restaurant outside of an amusement park. However, I do wished they also served the meat of Christmas dinner, ham, alongside turkey. The only knock I have on Holiday World is I find it terribly ironic, given their Thanksgiving and Christmas theming, that Holiday World is not open for the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons. While such an event would need to preclude Splashin Safari due to cold temperatures, I would love to come when the weather fits the holiday atmosphere, even if it means needing to bundle up, both to see how a park themed to Christmas can look at night, and to get a lot more night rides in when the sun sets around 5pm instead of 9pm. But until then, the wonderful slice of Christmas in July that Holiday World provides will more than suffice.