The people at the concession were so kind they allowed me to come in and sit down as I arrived…read moreearly. The popcorn was fresh and not overpriced. Great value great people great time.

Cute little gem of a theatre with a storied history. Offers a wide variety of shows for both kids…read moreand adults to enjoy and a wonderful sense of community. Definitely worth a visit!

We had so much fun. The seating is comfy and the show was great. They have a small concession stand…read moreopen during intermission but you can also bring in a Dora drink with you or grab one at intermission at the wine bar across the street. Would absolutely come back to see a show here.

I would'nt recommend supporting this establishment. They very recently had a Covid-19 Outbreak…read more When they found out about the first person that got it they didn't tell the others. So it spread to a lot of the other people that are involved. It's really pathetic that someone made this decision to put other peoples lives at risk. They didn't follow CDC guidlines or have the building professionally cleaned.

Kicking families out at 8:00pm is wild. Quick and stupid and easy way for us to never come back…read more Edit: I'm aware what your policy is. It's still stupid. Literally every single family left Pins and took our business to 50 West. We will just skip Pins in the future and give 50 West our business instead. They are equally comparable with respect to activities for kids, have equal options for beer, and they at least have good food.

Definitely enjoy this location better than the OTR.... Much bigger and a lot more things to do, but…read moreunfortunately that night they were shortstaffed so it took a long time to get a drink. I definitely enjoy that. They have mango Cart beer on draft that was my drink of choice for that evening, but if I were to get a cocktail, I love the Hulk because it has the bomb pop in it.

My son took lessons here for a few weeks with the goal of improving his skills, but unfortunately,…read morethe experience did not meet our expectations. A significant portion of each lesson was spent with the instructor talking--often about himself--rather than focusing on active teaching. Furthermore, the approach to learning drum charts relied entirely on rote imitation; the instructor would simply have my son copy his movements. As a result, my son actually began losing his ability to read charts and became overly dependent on the instructor. He can now only play the specific songs he was told to copy from memory, rather than learning how to independently decipher drum sounds and learn songs on his own. I had hoped the program would focus on building true musical independence, not just mimic a teacher.

Great, talented teachers! Lots of fun programs for kids to participate in. Lots of room for kids to…read moregrow and blossom here, musically. Worth the money.

A working farm and store, open to public tours and events…read more We attended a wedding reception at Gorman Heritage Farm just north of Cincinnati, and we loved the farm! There are animals to visit and a small store with eggs, honey, produce, pasture-raised chicken, other local foods, fresh-cut flowers, and various books, clothing, and merchandise. For our event, they put up a huge tent, so we had breezy shaded dining. This was next to another covered structure, for a breezy shaded dance-floor. And there was a food-truck bar as well. In all, a clever use of their space for a fun comfortable event. We had access to their farm for self-tours, and i think there were guided tours and feedings, too, but we walked ourselves among and petted and brushed and fed the humped mini "zebu" steer, non-wooly Katahdin sheep, goats, mini horses, a mini donkey, mules, about six of rabbits of different kinds, and chickens. And beehives! We were there for a special event. The Gorman Heritage Farm is open to the public Mon-Sat for under $8 per person. Come see fun farm animals and products!

ride flowers people vendors!!!! all low stress! loved it amazing there was a lady there that sold…read morelavender and I have used it over my eyes every single night to go to sleep. I am very excited if she is going to be there again I did not get her card which was a bummer because I would've called her by now to send me more items.

The studio is now offering Hip Hop Dance, Yoga and Mommy & Me classes too!read more

Overall, I usually choose this facility for their batting cages. I have been several times, and it…read morehas not been crowded at all. I'm able to get in for some batting practice quickly. For 20 balls, it is $2.00. You just check in at the front desk to pay, and they give you tokens. They have several different options and varying speeds. You can choose to practice hitting for softball or baseball. This complex also has an area for indoor soccer. You can be a part of their leagues. This is for people of all ages. They have a small snack bar outside of the courts. There is also an area when you first enter the facility that is for personal training. There are coaches helping people become better for various sports, as well as weights for strength training.

Wall2Wall Soccer says its "Ohio's Finest Soccer Facility," and while I don't know what the rest of…read morethe state has to offer, I do know that it's the best in the Cincinnati area. The Wall2Wall Sports Complex in Mason has an arcade, a large concession stand with plenty of tables and chairs, softball (35 and 45 mph) and baseball (35, 45, 55, and 65 mph) batting cages, and it also hosts lacrosse, ultimate Frisbee, dodge ball, and flag football events and opportunities, but soccer is really what it's all about. Wall2Wall has three indoor soccer fields, two which are regulation size and one that is a lot smaller. I had several friends in high school who played soccer, a few of which even play Division I NCAA soccer now, and they all played at Wall2Wall during the winter. They have the best facilities around, and they offer great high school-level, adult, and youth leagues (11v11, 8v8, 7v7, 6v6) during the winter and summer, as well as the All Star Soccer Academy youth camps and the Sunday Coed league (2 girls + 3 guys + goalie) during the summer. The fields are in great shape, and the place really is wall to wall soccer as they have Wallbangers (like Fat Head posters) of top footballers Wayne Rooney, Thierry Henry, and Ronaldinho, among others throughout the complex. This weekend they will be holding the annual David Fulcher All Pro Youth Football Camp, while in August, Major League Lacrosse star Joe Walters will run a lacrosse camp. Wall2Wall is also a great place for a birthday party, and it is also the home of the Ignition premier sports-specific training program and the Tristate Orthopaedic and Sports Medicine Center. Wall2Wall clearly isn't just about soccer, as they offer so many other great sports and games. If you are looking to play indoor soccer, however, than this is definitely the best place around.

Got our tickets online and reordered popcorn. Sam was a rockstar had our order ready quickly to get…read moreus to our movie on time.

Went here to see Coyote vs. ACME and we loved it! The seats were super comfy, and there were plenty…read moreof snack options to choose from. My only complaint is how expensive the snacks are, but that's pretty typical for movie theaters. The online ticketing process was super easy, and getting checked into the movie was quick and simple. I also really like the new line formation they have going, which makes getting into the theater feel a lot more organized. Overall, the theater itself was pretty clean, but unfortunately, the bathrooms were a bit of a mess during our visit. Still, we had a great experience watching the movie and would definitely come back!

Great theatrics Very talented Couple!!! An Awesome time for the entire Crowd. These two are so…read morecreative and entertaining!

We had so much fun. They performed at the Alban Art Center. The magic was fab and their…read moreinteraction with the crowd added to the show.

Jeff the Killer was the first creepypasta I'd ever read, and boy was that a mistake for the first…read moretime. When I read it my mom and brother were at the park, I am almost never home alone so I took this as a chance to read something scary. Well I didn't mean horrifying, when I first read it I stood there and thought this isn't scary and then turned to Jeff Returns, that's where I started to get freaked out. I imediatly shut off the computer and ran into my bed room (taking my three dogs, two of which were very large and guard dogs) Then I turned on childrens T.V. and read some romance novel, anything to get my mind off of it. Because the more you think of it, the more it haunts you.

I'm sure this isn't the right avenue to review this, but I had the pleasure of seeing The Addams…read moreFamily last night at Kings High School. Let me preface this by saying: I'm not a fanboy parent or really a huge fan of live theater, plays, etc. in general. All things, considered: I. WAS. WOWED. Correct me if I am wrong but many of these "kids" performances were basically pre-Broadway if not already well beyond professional quality. Do they also perform at Kings Island? Pretty much every aspect of the production was stunning: crystal clear audio, vivid visual effects, neat costume concepts and props. And then the choreography and dance; I cannot even describe how talented the dancing was. I really do get that I am not super privy to the inside world of music/ theater but I feel like the dancing and staging of this show was so on point. I think it's easy with a high school production to think, "okay, this is a little bit cringe, but hey, they're kids and they're trying." Honest to God - not this time. I never once even dreamed I was watching a high school level production... no excuses or concessions needed to be made: they were just damned good. One thing that I have to mention is the mostly-student pit orchestra. In high school I was probably the worst musician ever (I was in marching band and orchestra). While I wasn't particularly good myself, I do know talent when I see it. The music was essentially flawless and I think it was a bit under-recognized how high tier these student musicians were performing. They made the music score seem effortless (and trust me, I have been there and know it isn't) so I can only imagine if some of these students are on the path to be pro musicians someday. How amazing to see a community that takes such pride in their performing arts. From the dancing, music, acting perspectives it was great to see that everyone was being valued and appreciated in their own role for contributing to the final product. I really loved that a point was made that many of these kids will go on and do completely unrelated things - business, writing, engineering - but that doesn't mean they aren't damned good at performing too. I guess truly capable people tend to turn everything they touch into gold. This "review" of KHS is a bit abstract in that it's a review of the product of their theatre. Do I expect anyone will actually get on Yelp and see this? No. I guess if someday, maybe years later, someone from the show finds this it will be worth taking the time to reflect. To you: congratulations on such an impeccable show. The humor, visuals, music, dancing and acting make me so happy that places like Kings aren't just good at academics but also value art and culture. Keep it up. All of the hard work has clearly paid off.