well organized with amazing sets, lighting, and actors who really stayed in character. The…read moreatmosphere pulls you in from the start, and it's clear they put a lot of effort into every detail. My only critique is that it could use a bit more genuine scare factor. It's more fun and theatrical than truly frightening. Still, it's a solid experience and definitely worth checking out if you're looking for a good night out with friends.

Second time coming to Madworld and I will say they added a lot and it was great. The VIP is worth…read morethe parking and skipping to front of line. We did the carnival type stuff first then ate and hit the house. One downside was our group caught up to the first group and then the group behind us literally ran to catch up so we turned into one long line and the scares weren't as good. So spacing the groups out would be better however they were probably trying to get everyone through before closing. We got there at 7 and left at 10:30 since we had a 2.5 hour drive home. Will be back again maybe just will do the house first next time to not be so rushed through.

A wonderful old school skate plaza…read more The best part was it is only $5 Tuesday nights from 7-10 and that includes the skates. If you want inline skates it's an additional $2. You can also bring your own. The place itself is old and in need of some renovations like updated carpeting. The skate floor itself is great and large. There are lockers to rent for a quarter, but we didn't feel we even needed them. There is a huge list of rules, but they weren't so strict with the cut off sleeves (it was midsummer) but they do not allow hats on the floor. Customer service could stand to be a little friendlier, but overall no one was rude. The locker attendants just don't respond. Could also get a Dj to really bring this place to life. They had music, but the entire song would end before the next one started which dropped the mood. For $5 though, I find it hard to complain and we will definitely be back.

Clean, fun and entertaining. Great family environment. Good prices and most of all location is in…read morethe center of Anderson strip

I went to Battlecat yesterday and all I can say is wow. the staff was really helpful and engaging…read moreand were always in a good mood. One of the staff members helped me change the spring in my rifle and taught me how to do it myself (I have a Lancer Tactical Gen 2 rifle that shot close to 400 FPS with the stock spring while their field limit was 330) their shop had just about everything you could need to get a kit started or finished from batteries to grenade launchers. if you're considering paying this field a visit and would like to get your gun worked on, I recommend buying one of the brands they carry because they will almost always have the parts you need to upgrade your gun there on the property. if you have a side arm, make sure it is electric or green gas because they don't allow C02 (it shoots too hard) If I could give it more stars I would but this is as good as a yelp review gets Thanks Battlecat, I'll definitely be back soon

this place is great the staff is super friendly and helpful with all your questions they have mixed…read morehours for adults and children to play together and they also have kids only nights which is what my son started in and had a blast now we are addicted awesome father son bonding time! I've seen girls and women play there too.

I've driven past this park so many times on Hwy 25 that I've lost count. This spring I wanted to…read moremake it a point to check it out with my kiddos. After leaving a very small park in Greenville (view previous review) we headed to Loretta C. Wood Park. The playground area is fenced in, which is always a plus with little ones. Unfortunately, there is not much shade, so save this one for early morning hours or later in the evenings. One playground equipment area is geared towards 2 - 5 year-olds and the other is for older children (didn't catch the ages, but my guess is 6 - 12). There are a couple of benches for parents to keep an eye on their offspring. Unfortunately, one of the swings was unbolted and hanging on the ground; hopefully they can get it fixed soon. We were by ourselves for quite a while before more people came. There is also a baseball field and a walking path, which is about 0.5 miles long (need to walk this next time). Apparently, this is Greenville County's southern most park, which was dedicated to Loretta Coker Wood, who was an advocate for the youth in the same county. Restrooms are available; yay! Hours are from dawn to dusk, which obviously changes daily and from season to season, so that makes it difficult to post accurate hours on yelp. Happy yelping!

Friendly staff, very nice and clean rooms/facility. The best place to stay while in the area. Feels…read morelike home.

Visited 3/5/2020 - I came here here with my girlfriend who was in town for a business conference…read more We generally stay at the large hotel brands but decided to try local and were really impressed. They offer complimentary breakfast which consist of buffet style and typical American breakfast offerings. The Inn is historic and has that look and feel of old time luxury with high ceilings, wood floors, and massive foyer/staircase with beautiful chandelier. They have free WiFi and I was able to get a lot of work done at the desk located in the room, in addition to getting great sleep on their oversized plush king size bed. Overall if you want something u I que and different, and don't mind spending a little bit more, this place is definitely for you!

We had an incredible experience with Play Fair Paddleboarding on Lake Hartwell thanks to Julie. She…read moreis an amazing person who truly went out of her way to give us the best possible time on the water. When she found out we were leaving the next day, she was genuinely disappointed that we might miss out, and despite her busy schedule she rearranged things to accommodate us and personally delivered the paddle boards right to our campsite. That level of flexibility and care is rare. Many of us were first-time paddlers, but Julie's clear, simple instructions made everyone feel comfortable and confident in minutes. We ended up having an absolute blast on the lake and created some great memories. Could not recommend her more highly - 200% recommend Play Fair Paddleboarding and Julie's services to anyone visiting Lake Hartwell.

We have been members since the YMCA opened in February 2020. We love this facility, and it is our…read morehome away from home. The staff is friendly. My child is safe and having fun while I work out. The YMCA is clean, and the members are modestly dressed and not there to hit on you. Thank you for this family community center for Oconee County. Great work!

We went to see Puff before the holiday and the play was so funny!! The actors interacted with the…read moreaudience especially the front row. Loved the parody on Harry Potter. Some of the sarcasm was only for people who read the books and saw the movies. Some audience members were dressed in the house colors which made it lots of fun. Snacks and drinks were served for a fee. I'm going back to see Avenue Q an adult version of Sesame Street. The theater is small and you can see from anywhere you sit. Some of the actions were not appropriate for small children, so check the ratings on the plays before you go.