Had so much fun on the ghost walk! Our guide gave us such a informative spooky and great historical…read moretour! No jump scares and I was glad because my kids are chickens.

From the owner: Haunted history in the Wisconsin Dells. Real ghost stories, real paranormal experiences, real…read morespooky fun!

Honestly an awful exhibit to walk through. Supposed to be about mummies but very empty and just a…read moresmall simple walk through. Needs a whole lot of upgrading.

Oh wow. Ridiculous that the Lost Temple is still open. EXTREMELY run down. Definitely NOT taken…read morecare of at all. Never again. If you read this review, DON'T waste your time in going. What you see in my pictures is ALL that you see. Save 5.00!

We are in the Dells quite often and were looking for different things to do so we decided to check…read moreout Baraboo and came across the mansion and brewery. Walking into the brewery was awesome, such a cool place and quite large. The girl at the spot were I believe you can order food wasn't too friendly but the bartender was awesome! Bartender was super friendly, I wish I could remember his name. We told him how we were looking for things to do and he was more than happy to write down some recommendations for us. I thought that was super nice because I feel like sometimes, at least in the Dells area, it seems like they get tired of us tourists and aren't always as friendly as I feel they should be considering they know they're working in a tourist area. We happened to be sitting next to the lady that does the tours so we thought, awesome, we love seeing old buildings and hearing the history so we signed up! It's $20 per person and about 50-60 mins. It was super cool to see, informative, the lady was friendly, and answered any questions we had. It was pretty amazing to hear that people actually live on the 4th floor, I wasn't expecting that for some reason. After the tour was over she played the large organ for us which was great. We sat down for another beer, listened to the awesome music the bartender was playing and set up our next tour at the Driftless Glen distillery. This was on our list plus it was one of the recommendations from the bartender. If your in the area and looking for something different to do, I highly recommend checking this place out!

This was a beautiful history lesson. The tour guide, Kim was very knowledgeable. I appreciated that…read moreshe included my 3 children in the conversations by addressing them, talking with them, and answering their questions. The house is beautiful and has so many gorgeous rooms and architecture. The tour ends in the brewery where Kim plays the calliope. She also offered the adults a free sample of beer from the Ringling brewery. Tour took about an hour and was well worth the time and money. Highly recommend.

My husband and I went on the lake to lake tour with guide Stanley. We we super excited to eat and…read moretour our way through Madison!! We've done 3 walking food tours prior to this one and were excited to add it to our list. There were many things we loved about this tour; Stanley's enthusiasm, the beautiful day and great walking weather, the folks we chatted with on the tour and *most* of the food. The tour was extremely slow to get going. We were all very hungry; eating small breakfasts and no morning snacks in anticipation of a heavy food afternoon. The tour began promptly at 12:30. We spent a very long time in the Convention Center talking about Frank Lloyd Wright. And then when we left the history part of the tour continued for an hour. The first tasting of any food did not happen until a little after 1:30. First stop was Merchant, a funky restaurant/bar, where we were served a Small quarter of a cuban sandwich and a tiny arugula salad dressed in vinaigrette. The Cubano was very good but the serving we seriously tiny. Then we lingered waaaay too long (in my opinion) at the Merchant sitting at the table even though everyone had been done for a while. After the merchant we made Lots of little stops to look at landmarks around the capital area. And we did a little walk through of the capital building, which was very beautiful, but my tummy was still rumbling!!!! 2:22 was our second stop at Fromagination Cheese Shop. This was an absolutely adorable shop with oodles of cheese as well as other gormete food stuffs like cookies, pastries, honey, balsamic vinegar, mustard, jams and jellies and other gift stuff . 3 small pieces of cheese and 2 crackers. There were also a few samples around the store for tasting but really it was a very small food sampling. Shortly after that around 2:44 we made it to Ian's Pizza for a half-slice of Mac and cheese pizza. Ehhh. Did not like it. They had some really cool other kinds and just an awesome menu in general. Just was not into the Mac and Cheese slice. Ick Next up was a little after 3:00 and we stopped at Himal Chuli which was a Nepalese eatery for a Mango Lassi. I was disappointed that we did not get to go inside the restaurant. We just grabbed-and-go our drinks and walked to our next stop. At around 3:17 we stopped into State Street Brats where we were served half to a third of a brat and A half pint of Spotted Cow beer from New Glarus Brewery. Good tasting. But again, a very small sample Lastly we walked to UW campus to the student union for a vanilla malt. It was good. Wish we had gotten to try the ice cream. I'm sure they have some great flavors there. The union was amazing however, right on the lake. Lucky students. The tour ran over, ending around 3:45. My husband and I left still feeling kind of hungry which has NEVER happened to us after a food tour. So, we had a fun time but left with mixed feelings about the tour. Not sure how much we will recommend this one to ours friends. Would rather send them down to the zerve.com food tours in Chicago.

Monroe street tour was wonderful!!, great food all in walking distance!…read moreguide was well educated in Madison history. The food was excellent choices. went to many places I did not know were there! pizza, salad, beligum beer, mussels, so fun! enoyed every moment, if you live in madison or visiting this tour is a must!!

Wish we could give more than 5 stars! This experience far surpassed my 6-year-old grandson's…read moreexpectations. We got to see a two-headed snake, so many gators, and the biggest snakes we've ever seen. The absolute highlight was when my grandson and his Dad got to hold a gator--he hasn't stopped telling everyone about it since! Definitely a must-see highlight of the Dells.

Sad, just sad. No enrollment for the animals…read moreNo feeding schedule, they just let anyone feed anything at any time. Basic tourist trap. Will never visit again. Disgusting.

July 28, 2025 - ordered tickets for my mom, my sister and me…read more August 1 - asked for a refund for my mom's ticket, her sister-in-law passed away and she would have to be traveling to Utah for the funeral. Mind you the website says no refunds, but I thought I would ask (the two other places we schedule tours with gave us a refund and I was appreciative). August 4 - I get an email - all three tickets or just one? August 5 - just one, my mom's, my sister and I are still coming. August 7 - am I able to get a refund? August 11 - I can get a refund, but they need to add a $13 tour insurance fee and I can get a partial refund. August 11 - I reply - that works. (Something is better than nothing.) August 15 - am I getting a partial refund? August 21 - am I getting a partial refund? So here comes the partial review - I can't even get into all of it - your head would explode... Within the first five minutes the tour guide talks about how his boss makes up stories. (I take a deep breath and say, zone out, enjoy the beautiful weather and trolley ride.) He starts off a story - "It was a dark night..., no, it wasn't a dark night, it's dark tonight." Head slap! We're parked in a cemetery, he shines his light on a headstone, then says, wait, that's not him. He then proceeds to tell a story about people putting coins on the headstones, then says no, they were rocks (which I, me, writing this, believe is a Jewish custom), then he proceeds to talk about the coins laid on the headstones. What the what?! The final crack up was near the end of the tour where the guide brings up Annabelle (which I only am vaguely familiar with seeing movie trailers, being 53 and the youngest guest on the tour), I have no idea how he is incorporating this into the tour as my sister turns to me and says - who is Annabelle? We drove around for 30 minutes after the tour to burn off energy, laugh at the ridiculous things the tour guide said and decompress. We were open to a fun, interesting evening. This guide was beyond awful! They asked for a review...

I have been going to the Dells for many years and decided to try something different so I decided…read moreto do the Haunted Trolley Tour. You meet at Bobbers. For most of the tour I zoned out and just looked out the window. To me what the driver was saying was too rehearsed. For me the best part was the cemetery which I went back to on my own the next day and wondered around. For me the tour was okay but won't do it again. I think if you bought some books of the local history or searched online you might learn more.

This is a must do tour in Wisconsin! 10/10 experience for the entire family and people of all ages…read morewill find this tour educational and well run. Tina toured us around the farm and she is so knowable, kind and great with kids. The cows are well taken care of, the facilities are clean and every location around the farm is a great educational opportunity with visuals and hands on opportunities. This tour totally exceeded expectations, brought us into the life of being a dairy farmer, and I am so happy to have these memories with my children.

This place is amazing and Tina is a star. As like many people it was on my bucket list to milk a…read morecow , and Tina fulfilled that wish. I was worried initially of going into an experience that was overcrowded with cows who were poorly taken care of but I got the complete opposite of that. It's very clear that Tina and her family love what they do and love their animals. Tina was incredibly informative and kind during the entire tour. The farm is pretty clean for being a farm , but definitely wear shoes that you're okay with getting a little dirty (they do give plastic covering). Through out the process I was able to pet a handful of cows, bottle feed a new born, and milk a cow. Amazing , highly recommend !!!!!

Lovely little garden. Donation-based admission through March! So glad I went today and saw all the…read moremillion bitty spring babies popping up everywhere. The water is so clear you can see a ton of cool aquatic plants and fish.

A truly magical experience. If you are looking for a peaceful, contemplative journey, look no…read morefurther. This is a gem. From the lush Gardens to the Japanese experience it was perfect. We were lucky enough to be there on a beautiful sunny fall day. Lovely place for a wedding. If you want to feel it one with nature, this is the place.

Moe was a fantastic guide. She is clearly passionate about the tour and the history and made it…read morereally fun. Our group was only 8 people which was nice. The area is beautiful and busy but she spoke well and I didn't miss a thing. Awesome tour & will absolutely recommend!

Great way to learn some unusual history of Lake Geneva. Our tour guide was Rita, she made the…read moreexperience fascinating. It wasn't scary, it is more informative, historical, with "haunted" stories mixed in. At the end, we were shown a historic bar / speakeasy. A great way to spend 90 minutes; see a handful of sites, and get some history you wouldn't get elsewhere.

I came to this place on a family vacation and was pleasantly surprised! While we only had about 2…read morehours before close, we made the most of it. The museum had a lot of history which included posters and pictures with artifacts; My children enjoyed looking at the wagons and black and white panoramic pictures. We came on a weekday so unfortunately we were not able to enjoy the face paintings and pony rides that were offered. We saw the last circus show of the day and it was very good. The acrobatics,jugglers, and father daughter duo unicyclists were so entertaining to my kids. I personally enjoyed the equestrian team and appreciated how they would get the crowd hyped up before a performance. It was raining pretty hard so they had a shuttle from the circus tent back to the building which was much appreciated with three kids and a stroller. There is a gift shop upon leaving with circus themed items and plushies. I do plan to revisit in the near future to enjoy more of the grounds and more interactive experiences. If you plan on coming to Wisconsin Dells make a stop here as well. You won't regret it.

Circus World is a Wisconsin Historic Site that is a peek in the rich circus history of the town of…read morebaraboo. From a live circus show under the Big Top to museum exhibits explaining the beginnings of Al Ringling Bros and Bailey and Barnum, this place does a great job at pulling you into the world of trained animals, circus freaks and traveling carnies. Great place to bring kids and adults have a blast too!