Totally 80s! Totally fun! Went there with my son and it was a blast from the past! Lots and lots of…read morecostumes and accessories to choose from. Lots of cool scenarios to take pics! PLUS: they have tripods and selfie sticks you can use. Great location and something different to do when you're in the dells. Make sure you use coupon!

I am very surprised that I am the first to review this place. It has been open for about a year and…read moreis awesome. It is something that is cool and different for the family to do. You can't miss it. Just look for the colorful cars standing up on end. They have a decent sized parking lot that it shares with the other business in the strip mall that it is in. I was also surprised that I did not have to have a reservation, even though I got there early. There still was not a long line or huge crowd the whole time I was there and we spent about an hour there. They do not even offer reservations either so, I do not know how they handle it if they get slammed packed. You start your journey by getting dressed in 80s gear that they provide. You could also bring your own, but they have a huge selection of pants shirts, shoes, earring headbands, sunglasses, gloves, phones, hats, sweatpants, and chains. They also have makeup for you. They provide changing rooms and lockers to lock up your clothes you wore there. I recommend getting there early to get your full pick of clothing. Once something is worn, it is out of commission for a while until it is cleaned. The staff there is so helpful and friendly they are awesome. They provide you with a tripod, which was perfect because I was able to use my Apple Watch to control my phone's shutter. They have about 20 scenes set up for you to take some photos. Some of the scenes include MTV, a big boom box, Miami Vice car, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Farris Beuler's room, Super Mario Brothers, Hulk Hogan, Back to the Future 2 hoverboard, a rubix cube, bubble gum and you start it all off with the Simpsons, which is located in the area with the clothes. The scenes are very well done. My favorite was probably the MTV, followed closely by Miami Vice and the Rubix Cube. You end your tour by exiting through a huge stack of VHS tapes which comes out in the gift shop and looks like a coke machine on that side. The gift shop has candy, drinks and 80 themed items like shirts, hats, rubix cubes, bags, lite brites and pictures. Once you hit the gift shop, don't forget to go outside and take pictures by the cars though before you turn your clothes back in. When you turn you clothes back in, you put them in a basket for cleaning and you are off. This place was very fun. My littles, who were both born in the 2010's both had a blast. You will definitely get some awesome shots. If you have an Apple Watch and iPhone, it is easy peasy. If not, you will just have to use your camera's timer or bring your own Bluetooth shutter. I highly recommend checking this place out. It puts an 80s spin on the selfie museum fad that is sweeping the country. It is a unique spot and is definitely more than worthy for a prime-time spot on your itinerary.

Great family event! Very fun and entertaining. I would for sure go again. The magic tricks were…read moreamazing!

Amazing show! A must see for all ages! Second time I have seen this show and will be back again…read more Well done! Great staff from the minute you walk in.

Fun time on the ghost boat. The boat ride is not the haunted part. You are dropped off on a dock…read moreand walk some haunted trails through the rock formations. The lighting, sounds, and cast make the trip a good time especially if you are with some jumpy friends.

Fun tour, lovely nighttime scenery. There was only one ghoul actress that crossed the line from…read morespooky and fun to obnoxious and rude. ‍

A fun extra for my kids to play around with while staying at Great Wolf Lodge. It gives the kids a…read morebreak from the water park but still gives them something engaging to do while burning off some energy. 4 levels of climbing stairs and netting and then sliding down multi-story slides really tired the kiddos out. Some tips and tricks: I got some Magiquest wands second hand for a fraction of the price and they worked just fine with the this game. We just paid to activate the game and jumped right in. You can also pick up where you left off so play at your own pace. We spent about 5 hours to get though everything, so worth the admission price. Fun and unique experience!

Cool experience for my 8 year old son. He loved using his wand to find all of the treasures…read morethroughout. It was a little expensive, but it was included in our Wild Pass for Great Wolf Lodge. I'm not sure I would have paid the $40 per kid had it not been included. I didn't like the fact that you had to give your kid's name and birthday to access their wand. But they assured us it's only used for the game and not solicitation. However they will be in the system for any future games and won't have to start at the beginning again. This place is semi wheelchair accessible. There are 4 levels but the elevator only takes you to level 2. Most items are on level 1 & 2. The forest is on level 3 and there are a few items that have to be found on that level. I believe level 4 is slides and ropes to play on etc. Oh and 3 hours in we asked how long this should take.... they told us 3-6 hours! Only 2 more adventures left. Time to defeat the dragon!

Worth checking out if you like horror or haunted houses. No live actors, just a walk through. We…read moredecided to check this place out when we were walking around downtown. It's like $7 for an adult.

Went here with my girlfriend. Had a blast! I never really liked "scary things" but I was feeling…read moreconfident today. The banging doors got me every time. The lady working the counter was super kind and we talked for a little bit after we went. Might bring my little sister to scare her one day!

Great tour, very informative. Guides had a lot of stories to share about the artifacts. Plan on 2…read more1/2 hours for the tour. Well worth it.

Small museum run by a husband and wife. No tanks or planes here but you'll see many, many artifacts…read moreand you'll get the story behind all of them. The tour lasts about 2 1/2 hours and it is well worth stopping. Best of all there is no admission charge but you'll be asked for a donation based on your experience and level of enjoyment. I would recommend this place if you have an interest in WWI.

If you like local history, this is a great place to include in your itinerary…read more We went for the quilt show and got a great old house to explore as an added bonus. A lot of work goes in to maintaining this place, so pop on in and thank the peeps who do so much to maintain our history for future generations. Especially cool during the holidays, but look for special events year round.

A friend won private dance lessons for 8 at a silent auction and invited me along. Amy, the…read moreinstructor, made sure we had a fabulous evening while teaching us the merengue, rumba, and a couple of others. She was a fabulous teacher. I felt at ease and Amy was patient. I've been dancing in various forms for some time, and I found the studio drool-worthy for any dancer. The two large mirrored rooms are absolutely ideal for practicing-- plenty of space. The studio also has a bank of dance shoes for people to borrow and try out before buying, which was very useful for my companions whose street shoes weren't suited for ballroom dancing. Though I haven't partaken, I saw flyers on the wall for fitness classes, ballroom dance class series (I don't remember the exact price, but it was a steal!), and zumba. It's not on the Yelp info above, but their website is: http://www.bravocenter.com/ and they may now be located at 202 East Street (Someone else drove me, so I can't confirm).