The marina offers boat rentals and docks, snack shop, and eateries nearby. Parking lot is attached…read more My cousin rented a boat here 4th of July weekend. Weather was perfect, crew was helpful, as were other boaters. We had a good time and enjoyed the day. The boat was in good condition. It lacked horsepower, but that is probably a good thing for amateur boaters. A water safety class was required before rental. Be mindful of the capacity limits posted on the boat.

Good times. The staff were nice and very informative. The boat was nice and clean and the Radio…read moreworked. They provided maps as to where each cove to park was. Great time with great friends.

You know what both makes me laugh and annoys the HECK out of me?? People who give zoos low ratings…read morebecause they didn't see a BUNCH of animals during their visit to the zoo!! Too hot, too cold, too busy... It's NOT the animal's "responsibility" to make an appearance or keep us entertained. C'mon now!! We went for a quick-ish visit Memorial Day weekend. Beautiful weather, surprisingly light attendance, and we honestly saw less than half of the animals we were "supposed" to see. What we did see was beautiful gardens, well-marked paths, and lots of OPPORTUNITIES to see animals!! Beautiful place, TONS to do AND see... Truly something for everyone, young and old!! Easy parking, reasonable prices, GREAT info... What's not to love?!?

The Indy zoo is great place to go on any sunny day! It's fun for the whole family or just with your…read morefriends and significant others. The zoo is a very wide variety of animals from elephants to penguins to lions as well as a cheetah and warthog! They also have a rhino, monkeys and all types of birds. Each exhibit has plenty of viewing area and description placards. My favorite the ocean and plains area. The penguins and rhinos were so awesome to see close up. Overall I'd recommend the zoo to any Indian resident or visitor . They also have plenty of food and drink options including wine and beer.

Rented a Pontoon boat with friends to take out on Eagle Creek to have a birthday celebration. With…read moreit being Labor Day, we had a bit of a wait. Honestly it didn't seem horrible to me,of course that could be because we were told to arrive once the boat was secured for the day. When my husband and I arrived the computer system was down so the attendant said we were to enter free for the day since he couldn't take payments. The day just got better from here. Our friend, whose birthday it was only had a short wait, but to him it seemed long he said. Once he got to the front he was told we had a wait of approximately twenty minutes. During this time, my husband and I found front parking next to our friend's car, thanks to his wife. When we got in touch with our friends car he had us to bring our coolers and sunblock and we all met up at the restrooms where there were a few picnic tables as well as an awning to block the sun. We took the wait time to play a card game and snack. After a few hands of cards we were called back to check in and we got our life vests and saw a short video as well as signed waivers. Nikko was very helpful in getting us onto our boat and with a 'have a great time!' We were off! Peaceful waters for the day and we even saw friends which was a surprise as they were put with their sailboats. All in all it was a great way to spend the day and we would definitely go again!

We took a two-hour pontoon rental and had a great time! The staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and…read morehelpful. Definitely recommend!

Wonderful experience! Patient and kind!! Offered rides to my guests which was such a treat!! They…read morewent above and beyond to make my day special!!

These horses are treated terribly. You can see their "stable" from the Back 9 golf course downtown…read more They are held up behind some building on concrete in a super small fenced area. No grass, no hay, no shelter, and facing a bright, loud, golf course. They have absolutely no shelter from the golf course/ heat/ rain or elements. The address is 1311 S Drover St Indpls In. Please check it out yourself. Do not support this company. Under blue and yellow ribbon carriage. These poor horses deserve more.

This is a small private airport for business travelers and hobbyists located in northeast Boone…read moreCounty but operated by Hamilton County. Surrounded by corn fields and protected by an aging barbed wire fence, the facility takes you back to a simpler time. The runway is long enough for small regional jet traffic. There is ultra easy access for both parking and passengers. A nice lobby awaits travelers with fresh cookies, popcorn, fruit, coffee, cold water and more. (No alcohol or bar that I saw). Lounge chair and table seating available with wifi access. Staff was ultra friendly and knowledgeable about flight arrival and departure. Clean restrooms available. They hosted an air show and open house earlier this summer for the local community.

Flying to Kanas City with the team this afternoon. The service and experience at this airport is…read morealways great. The airport is clean and stocked with any last second items you may need prior to flying to your destination. The staff is friendly and ready to help you with any requests or questions you may have about your flight.

Great experience! Todd was super easy going and was willing to make the boat ride customizable.read more

Captain Todd knows his stuff and loves to teach. You'll be sailing on the first lesson on…read moreDauntless, a 28-foot vessel. The school is associated with NauticEd.org, a sailing curriculum which offers international certification. Besides the weekly classes and sunset cruises on Geist Reservoir, Todd offers opportunities to sail on the Great Lakes, in the Caribbean and in Europe. You'll have so much fun, you'll forget you're a student.

I went for the 250th anniversary celebration. It was well organized. Staff try to be aware of…read moremobility issues. A tour was given and a lot of insights were gained that aren't just on the exhibits.

We had a great experience here today. There is a small amount of parking behind the building. We…read morelearned a lot and even attended a talk today here. I didn't realize there is a small cafe on the second level. There is a lot of space here to read and work as well. Must see for any fan of Vonnegut or anyone wanting to learn about the history of Indiana Avenue!

For years, Shelton Auditorium was home to the Repertory Theatre at CTS (Christian Theological…read moreSeminary). Over time, that live theater company would become known as Edyvean Repertory Theater. These days, the Christian Theological Seminary continues in the building that now is under the Butler University umbrella and this theater falls under the Butler Arts Center. It continues to host a wide variety of events throughout the year. Shelton Auditorium has nearly 400 seats in the Greek-style tradition. The building itself is mid-century pre-Gothic and was designed by Edward Larrabee Barnes. It opened in 1966. In most ways, Shelton is very accessible. There's a nicely done parking lot (free parking) and multiple accessible spots. There's a nicely done concrete ramp into the entrance. The theater itself is accessible, though Greek-style has always been one of my least favorite designs as it typically means I'm sitting at the top (think Beef & Boards, though this one is more accessible). A major plus here is that the stage itself is accessible (as someone who was a theater minor, this matters to me). I've actually performed on this stage - I think it was probably 35 years ago in the play Whose Life Is It Anyway?). I think this is one of Indy's unsung stages. It's a solid mid-range stage that won't necessarily draw A-listers or B-listers because of its size, however, it is awesome more intimate shows, lectures, regional comedy, local/regional theatrical troupes and more. The acoustics are wonderful, employees/volunteers always friendly, and the atmosphere feels consistent with its seminary roots. Grateful I got back to the Shelton for a holiday show. It reminded me how much I love this place and how much I need to be a more frequent guest.

My husband and I came here last week to see Please Don't Destroy. I purchased these tickets back in…read moreMarch as a surprise date night since my husband and I love watching SNL together. I had blocked off my calendar for 7-11 PM for August 19th, but never checked to see what show I had purchased tickets for when the day came I had assumed I purchased tickets to the 7 PM show so we could have dinner at Chatham like we normally do after a Butler event, but it turns out I purchased tickets to the 9:30 PM showing so we could eat dinner BEFORE the show. Super embarrassing, but the staff were all so friendly and understanding. They had even asked if we wanted to just stay for the 7 PM showing since we were already there, but we decided to go to dinner since we knew we had good seats for our actual time slot and didn't want to risk getting seated somewhere further away. The auditorium is gorgeous! We had thought all of the event spaces for Butler were all near each other since we had never been to the Shelton Auditorium before, but it's about 5 minutes away from the other ones. The show was so fun, and again all of the staff were so nice, and they had a concessions just outside the entrance to the auditorium with additional bars on either side before you walked down to your seats, so there was never a wait. It was such a cozy feel and the acoustics were great. Can't wait to come back!