BEWARE * They have a 72 Cancellation Policy. Which makes it impossible to get a refund in case of…read moreemergency or illness. They will not even answer the phone number provided to try cancel. Lost $245 when my wife got sick the night before. They did contact us the next and offered a rain check.

I have taken a group of 30 people to this zipline the last 2 years and I want people to know what a…read morepleasure it is dealing with this business. Everything went so smoothly and what I like the most about it was that we all went out at the same time, unlike other places where you have to wait at each platform with 8 people before you can continue. The staff is well-trained and professional which is so necessary when some people are hesitant to go out. They show you how to make it safe and fun at the same time! If you have a group, please consider doing an event at this venue. You won't regret it. I will be returning with my crew this June!

This was our first visit to this winery. I was surprised it's been here 3 years. The winery is out…read morein the middle of no where. However hovers a water way. May be really nice in the summer. The wines were generous pours as well. Tried most of the reds. Prices were a bit. However they were all really good. Carmenere , Malbec and others all good. However the Vidal Blanc, dry white with 0% RS was delicious. Best one. All of the grapes come from California and the pressing is done on the property.

Robert is so friendly and knowledgeable of the Geneva, OH wine country area. We have used his…read moreshuttle service multiple times now, and wouldn't use anyone else. He was even able to accommodate staggered shuttles for our wedding party, the day of our rehearsal dinner. We even picked out exactly which wineries we wanted to hit! Because Robert has connections throughout the wine country community, he was able to accommodate all of our requests and bring us to our favorite wineries. Throughout the day, he handled transporting all 24 of us around like a champ!! You won't find a better wine shuttle service in the area.

Hop and stop is cool until you actually decide to hop. Who knows when the next time you will get…read morepicked up. We got off at n the South Side, so they were 20 Min late. We were ok with that. Then we got off again, they were 15 min early (from posted time). So we walked a couple of miles so we didn't just have to stand there. 20 min late again after getting here 20 min early so we wouldn't be left on the side of the road again. Ride at your own risk in terms of being flexible. On a positive point, the guys doing the narrative/guides were great! You pay extra for "hop and stop" the pick ups need to be a little more accurate. Don't tell us to be there 5 min early when you need to 25 min early and be willing to wait 25 min after scheduled pick ups.

DID YOU KNOW; Pittsburgh is known as the "City of Bridges" because it has 446 bridges which is more…read morethan Venice, Italy, or any other city in the world? The emoticon was invented in Pittsburgh in 1980 by Carnegie Mellon University computer scientist Scott Fahlman? The world's first T-rex skeleton is on display at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History? Pittsburgh has more days of rain and snow than Seattle, Washington? In 1920, 80% of the glass made in the United States came from Pittsburgh? That Pittsburgh is famous for its two inclined planes on Mount Washington (one being the Duquesne Incline) but at one point, there were as many as 15 inclines in the city? AND that they were built for the steel workers that lived on TOP of those inclines so the workers could make it to the factory (making a few bucks off them too)? Find out WHY the steelworkers lived on TOP of the incline! You can also take a deep dive into the lives of your steelworker ancestors -NOW- at the Heinz History Center. Did you know that 'The Silence Of The Lambs' was shot in Pittsburg? -Eww. Just eww- Do you think I just gave all the information away? I haven't even scratched the surface of what this tour offers you! I had NO IDEA Pittsburgh was SO INTERESTING! The company was unusually considerate and WAITED for us when we got stuck in traffic on our way there. Not long, but WHO DOES THIS? Our guide was so funny (family friendly humor), personable, entertaining, interesting and seemed like he sincerely enjoyed his job. We learned so much and got a wonderful tour of the city! We left feeling a newfound respect and appreciation for Pittsburgh after taking it. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

We had such a great time touring the area on a horse drawn buggy. Our guide was super…read morefun...accommodating...eager to answer all of our questions giving us a better understanding of Amish life. Ask for your tour to be extended out into the country side and farmlands...it's costs a bit extra but soooooo worth it !

I have always been fascinated by the Amish, and this tour didn't disappoint. You are taken in a…read morevan, which is climate controlled. We booked the back roads tour which lasted 2 hours, with a stop at a candle shop owned and operated by an Amish family. Also a stop at an Amish home which you are quickly ushered through (but get to see how they live) to the quilting area where you can purchase quilts, etc. The quilts are made right in the home, and while very expensive this family does take layaway. We passed buggies on our journey as we drove along the back roads. We learned a lot about the Ohio Amish, which are apparently different from other Amish communities I have visited in the past. If you are in the area, book the tour. It is well worth your time and you will learn quite a bit.

We had a blast visiting the Northern Ohio Railway Museum! It's one thing to read about trolleys and…read moreelectric railways in a book, but seeing them in person is so much better. My family was fascinated by the old streetcars and learning about how Cleveland's Rapid system started. The museum has a huge collection of restored rail cars and it's a very peaceful, outdoor setting. It's one of the best educational things to do in Medina County. If you're a railfan or just looking for a cool local spot to explore on a Saturday, put this on your list. Affordable, educational, and run by people who truly care about preserving history. Rides are only offered on the second and fourth Staurdays of each month.

Here is a trolley, interurban, streetcar museum in an area one would least expect, in fact many…read morefolks in the area do not even know of its existence. Only open one day a week, the museum has two sets of buildings containing a number of their rolling stock and another group of rolling stock exposed to the elements. I totally enjoyed talking about our experiences visiting other rail museums in the country. In the future, the museum hopes to run a track with a live overhead wire and one can see the work in progress. Each of the housed rolling stock has a placard with all the information a railfan could want. The museum is free and one is given a personal tour with a member.

Excellent trip to frankenmuth. Toured with breakaway and always had courteous and friendly tripsread more

Took a tour with a church group overnight to Sight & Sound Theater (which was awesome). Charlie was…read moreour tour guide and she planned several stops along the way and a Chalk Talk show and then dinner at Yoders the evening we arrived. The Hotel was fabulous and so welcoming. The next day, we had a wonderful buffet breakfast and then the show, one more stop at Hometown Kitchen for an Amish family style meal. I can't believe that they do not have any previous Yelp reviews. Also, Margaret was our driver, and she was also awesome. I would for sure take another overnight tour with this company. We were well fed and entertained.

The Happy Appy Erie Food Tour that my friends and I attended was amazing. First of all, I bought…read morethese are Christmas gifts so that we could go as a group in the summer. So though they aren't open year-round, you can still get gift cards whenever you want. Our tour guides were amazing, and I couldn't believe all the new facts that I learned about Erie. This tour was fun, factual and proved to be a great evening out. I cannot wait to attend my next Erie Food Tour!

Just went on the downtown food tour today and in addition to checking out some amazing spots, I…read morelearned so much about Erie and it's history as we walked around. The tour guide was amazing and reminded me how lucky we are in Erie to have so many great restaurants and such a rich and beautiful downtown history. We got to talk to owners at each location and hear their stories about how they got into the restaurant business. We had the opportunity to ask any questions like where they get their ingredients or what's their favorite menu item. It was great to get sort of a behind the scenes look at some popular Erie restaurants! I can't wait to try the other tours!

I did a 5 p.m. narrated tour on a Sat. in July. I bought tickets at the booth. The tour guide was…read morenew and mixed up her words and left/right sometimes, but she seemed nice and knowledgeable. I initially sat at the front of the boat, but I could not hear the narration, so I moved to the back. The information was interesting and I enjoyed the views. The tour had a large, separate group in attendance. One person in their group distributed tickets one at a time when it was time to board, while people not in their group were already queued and waiting to board. It would have been better for those not in the group to have the group distribute tickets before boarding to not hold up the line. I went to the booth the previous evening, Friday, for the 8 p.m. sunset cruise. I was disappointed to learn there was only one ticket left, when we had two people. I regretted not booking online earlier (mostly because I didn't want to pay a ticket fee). I called earlier around 3 p.m. to confirm the departure time; it would have been nice if the person advised me to get a ticket early.

Fun, relaxing and informative, I highly recommend this tour for people new to the area. We took the…read more90 minute tour which left from the harbor and rode along the outside of the isle. One gets lovely views of wildlife, the lake and some lighthouses. The guide who provided historical commentary was knowledgeable, funny and answered any questions. Highly recommended.