it's getting expensive the workers have more attitudes. Jacob was the only one that I saw with a…read moresmile that's what we need to see more of thank you, Jacob.

insanely overpriced - Cost $30 for 20 tickets and each ride is between 1-4 tickets with the only…read moregood ones being 4 tickets. And each ride is like 15 seconds. there We're only like 7 inflatables too.

I am a long time resident and I'm happy to support the Las Vegas Farm, especially the Farmer's…read more Market. The eggs, honey, cider, produce and breads are fresh. The homemade soaps are very good quality. The only drawback is this is a small Farmer's Market. Arrive early for the best selection of produce and bread. This is a small, but charming, Farmer's Market, worthy of your support.

My son's godmother was wanting to spend some time with us and asked if we might want to check out…read morethe farm. Its down the street from gilcrease and I never knew a out it. When I entered there were lots of cute kitties lounging about, and a market where they sell produce they grow and baked/canned goods. If you continue to the left there is an area with seating that is not to busy and you can eat food and hang out and chat. If you want to see the animals you pay admission and they give you some stuff you can feed the animals. The area with the animals was fun lots of piggies, goats, horses, tortoises, turtles, birds, sheep large bulls even! We never managed to find the rabbits, and there were some areas that were closed off when we went. There were some cute spots for good photos and my son had a blast. The market I had gotten some baked goods like zucchini chocolate chip bread, ooey gooey butter bar, and a lemon bar. Honestly I had higher hopes. The zucchini bread was pretty dry and didnt have shredded zucchini like I hoped, the base for the bars was not my favorite. And the lemon topping was not to my liking. I havent opened the pickles I got yet so cant judge those. I think ill stick to just buying produce next time. However the space overall its a fun experience and I'm glad I went.

I love coming to Gilcrease Orchard -- Halloween and Christmas are the best times to visit because…read morethey do such a great job creating a magical experience for families. I also appreciate how easy it is to book tickets online and that they stagger entry times, so you're not waiting forever to get in. The whole place is very efficient, and the workers always seem happy to help and answer questions. I love the family farm atmosphere, and the orchard itself is big, beautiful, and full of great photo opportunities. Besides picking your own apples and pumpkins, my favorite thing about this place is definitely the apple cider donuts and drinks! The donuts are absolutely to die for, and we can't leave without getting at least a dozen every time. They come out hot and fresh, and the apple cider is always cold and refreshing on a warm day. If you're looking for a fun, low-cost experience for your kids, I highly recommend this place. The hayrides are always a blast, and I'll continue supporting this business again and again!

I absolutely adore this place. From Sunflower Fields to…read morePumpkin picking, this place has got it all. Their fresh farm produce to their home made apple cider. This place is an absolute must to visit and support!

I recently purchased a tree at Moon Valley. Antonio was fantastic. He took me around to find the…read moreperfect tree as we were planting it as a memorial for my mom. He was very helpful. He also made sure all went perfectly for planting the tree! I have used Moon Valley in the past and have always had great costomer service and answered all my questions. Antonio just went above and beyond and it was appreciated!

Dear Moon Nursery Management,…read more I am writing to share my positive experience at your Charleston, NV location. I was very pleased with the customer service I received from Kevin. He was incredibly understanding and helpful when I visited the store to pick up my Pink Jasmine. I will definitely be returning to your nursery in the near future.

I come every single year. They have the best pumpkin patch in town. I got a massive white pumpkin,…read moreand a small gray pumpkin to go along with my common orange ones. They bring them straight to your car for you, load them in and make it hassel free. Service is amazing here. They have rides for the kids, carnival games, foods, and coffees made from baby pumpkins. This is a must if you want cute Instagram-able photos for the holidays. Also great for a date night!

We went to the pumpkin patch, this weekend with a group of 12 with kids in different age groups…read more Their rides are catered to the young kids. My kids only rode one or two rides. Price of admission is five dollars per person, a dollar per ticket and rides are around 3 to 5 tickets each. The tickets also are used for the carnival games which is around 3 to 5 tickets . We didn't get anything to eat here so I can't speak on that. There was face painting and pumpkin painting that also is not free and is around three tickets. There were four bounce houses and price for admission is three tickets where kids get access to all bounce houses with that price. We stayed there for about an hour and then there was an electrical blackout so we decided to leave. Parking was free and the kids had fun, but I think the place is more catered to young kids around 3 to 9 years old. For a family of 4 with 2 kids, we spent around $60. One improvement I recommend is to have a sign for how much does each ride/game cost because I had to ask each attendant.

Thank you Lisa for making my 3 year old welcome and comfortable in ikea playground he was afraid at…read morefirst but you welcome him so nice and help me to enjoy my shopping

IKEA used to be a go-to destination - busy, well-organized, and genuinely fun to browse. Lately,…read morethough, it feels like a shadow of its former self. The showroom feels noticeably empty, both in terms of foot traffic and staff presence. Though the upstairs display walk through areas look decent and recently rearranged/changed, it still feels empty. Where there used to be employees readily available on the floor, you're lucky to spot a few in certain areas. If you're coming in to return or exchange an item, you may casually stand around for a bit until staff comes from the back to tend to that area. Displays of merchandise feel like an afterthought compared to how carefully curated things once were i.e.: a cart full of items vs them being displayed and organized. The biggest disappointment? The cafe downstairs.. I've visited a few times recently and it's been closed or non-operational each time with kiosks showing an error screen or "CLOSED". It used to be a highlight of the whole trip - I'd always look forward to grabbing a little meatball sundae on the way and making an afternoon of it. Instead, I now find myself in a long long line waiting for one of four self-checkout stations to open up.. (the previously staffed registers are no longer a thing and other self-checkout lines are blocked off)..only to look over and see the cafe kiosk dark and unattended. It really takes the joy out of the visit. That said, there are still some redeeming qualities. The as-is section remains a solid find for deals, and apparently you can now shop it online - a nice touch. The space also has free WiFi, so if you're looking for a low-key study spot and the restaurant upstairs happens to be open, it could work for that. Overall, it feels like IKEA is operating with reduced resources, and it shows. I don't follow there business much so I'm not sure if they're struggling but hoping things turn around not only for the customers but for the staff too!

Found this hidden gem in Las Vegas on Facebook and finally decided to check it out with the family…read more We went on a Sunday around 1 PM after church, and while we still had a great time, it was definitely HOT outside. I would highly recommend visiting during cooler weather or earlier in the day so you can enjoy it longer without the heat draining you. The farm itself is a little hidden away, but they do have signs posted for parking, which made it easier to find once we got close. One thing I really liked is that admission is completely free, although they do have a donation box at the entrance if you'd like to support the farm and the animals. There were quite a few animals to see including horses, donkeys, goats, ducks, and pigs. The highlight for us was feeding the animals. Make sure you buy a bag of carrots because the animals definitely know visitors come with treats and they'll come right up to you expecting snacks. The goats especially were very eager and entertaining for the kids. I also noticed they host events here and offer pony and horse rides, which would be really fun for birthday parties or family gatherings. Even though it's a simple little farm, it turned out to be a fun and relaxing activity for kids and families looking for something different to do in Las Vegas away from the Strip. Overall, we had a good experience and would probably come back again when the weather is cooler.

Out of all the farms we were looking for we had found this was one of the few farms if not the only…read moreone open today. The one we initially thought of was closed. It was pretty much lackluster but it had the basics. Horses, donkeys, hogs, roosters, geese. It also had that homey feeling of items from days of old were strategically placed throughout the farm. It's free but donations of $5.00 or is asked for.

No large bags you will have to clear security for everyone's safety once in Great for kids take a…read moretrain ride or try the large slide this is a good way to set the mood that Halloween is in the air. Admission includes everything except the food booths and face painting. We went mid week and experienced short waits the weekend will be different I'm sure.

My toddler had so much fun here! He loved riding the train, going down the slide, and wandering…read morethroughout the magical forest. I may or may not have had just as much fun as he did too

If you've been to the pumpkin patch by IKEA, this is the same one. It's located right behind the…read moreCredit One Bank off the 215 West and Cimarron. There's a lots of free parking. Lots of bouncy house types of fun for the little kids like slides and mazes. Socks are required so bring your own or buy when you arrive. There's also a few younger kids rides probably for kids 3+. Lots of pumpkins everywhere you can buy. Lots of photo opportunities also. They also sell food, snacks, and drinks like at fair. The price did go up, $1.50/ticket or $29/20 tickets for the rides. I personally think this is better for kids under 10yrs old. We've been to this pumpkin patch several years now and my son loves it. I would try not to feed your kids anything an hour before and no liquids 15-20min before going in case they get sick lol.

Amazing! We will be back every year!…read more It was free to get into and had so many things from my little toddlers to do. Just the perfect way to spend a fall weekend evening.

Flowers by Michelle in Las Vegas is truly one of the best florists I've ever dealt with. Ordering…read moreover the phone and having expectations exceeded like this is rare today. I'm celebrating my 45th anniversary, and Amber and Michelle were both absolutely wonderful. They followed my instructions perfectly and created a stunning arrangement of 15 gorgeous red roses with baby's breath, greenery, and a beautiful crystal vase. Thank you, Michelle, for being here in Las Vegas. You far exceed any florist I've worked with in California, especially in Orange County. Truly a wonderful organization. Dr. Ardy

I called last minute from Nashville, just before closing, to ask for a flower deliver for my…read moregrandmothers 92nd birthday the next day. I was pretty sure it was an impossible request. I am so glad I met Michelle over the phone. She was amazing, took such great care of us and went out of her way to make sure my procrastination did not impact my grandmothers birthday. I can't wait to order from you in the future.!