Did the touristy thing tonight and took the dinner cruise. It was a great experience. The entire…read morecrew were extremely friendly, helpful and professional. The bar prices were very fair and the bartender did a fine job. Dinner was a buffet and was very tasty with several choices. The server team also did a great job. The cruise was scenic and enjoyable. Finally the entertainment was enjoyable. Overall ... if you're in Hannibal give them a try.

Great views , however, the price has gone up and really isn't worth the cost…read more. Loved the views from the roof after the meal finished. It seemed we went in circles quite a bit...

This was a great experience for me, and my family! We stopped here on our way out of town and…read moreabsolutely loved our 60 minute walk-through the cave. Our tour guide was Avery and he was fantastic! From the middle that we stepped out to take a picture in front of the cave until we exited through the gift shop. It was a great experience. We walked through places in the cave that were noted in the adventures of Tom Sawyer, and through the cave history, including the thousands of signatures in the cave. We also participated in 15 through a pay dirt bag. This space is grade for all ages, and they have ample souvenirs. In the gift shop. We even visited the winery across the street. We look forward to potentially camping there in the future.

Went with my sisters for the Mark Twain Cave Tour. Our tour of Mark Twain Cave was an absolute…read moreboulder of fun! From the moment we stepped inside, our guide Ella was gneiss as can be, sharing tons of history without taking it for granite. The winding passages are truly stalagmite-ic (okay, maybe just stunning!), and exploring the very place that inspired Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn totally rocked our world. It's a cave-in-your-plans kind of attraction--don't skip the gift shop either, it's a gem. We had a sedimentary sort of day just soaking it all in, but honestly, it was ore-inspiring from start to finish. Five out of five stars, we will never chalk this up to a bad experience! I do recommend pants and closed toe shoes if you are on the colder side.

If I could give zero stars, I would. We went to the Brew Skies Music Festival and purchased round…read moretrip tickets for the trolley. The trip there was fine. The trip back was frightening! First of all, we waited a good 30 minutes after the music festival ended for the trolley to arrive. The wait was so long that 3 trolleys-worth of people were waiting. When the trolley arrived the driver (who was extremely rude) told us that this was the last trolly of the night, so everyone squeezed on. It felt very unsafe especially with the hilly terrain. We will use an Uber next time!!!!

Very informative and lots of history love the stops and the driver! Ps also great if u play Pokémon…read morefor all the stops!! Hehehe but love the ride and was just two of us on the trolley

This was a cool cave, but what made it exceptional was the tour guides Macy and Ethan. Macy,…read moreanswered all of our questions and was funny. Ethan, was our escape room expert/guide he was very kind and really got into character which made the experience even better. Overall, this was a very unique and fun cave experience!

Blacklight tour was awesome!!! Dane was a great guide that gave us a awesome overview of the cave!!!read more

They truly have some amazing things inside here I truly enjoyed every moment of checking this…read moremuseum out. Don't forget to check out Sam, he's definitely something special today was my second time visiting. I'm looking forward to Dinner And Spirits.

OK...let me first say that I have never seen a ghost and when a friend got a group of us together…read morefor a haunted tour in Alton I was not expecting much excitement. I was wrong. I'm still not sure about ghosts but the folks that run this operation take it very seriously and did a great job of presenting historical information about the MIneral Springs hotel and some of its past visitors that may still be...hmmm...visiting. They also went into great detail about the background on a number of individuals buried in the Alton Cemetery which we also toured in the dark with flashlights. The cost per person was $30 which included soft drinks and snacks at the hotel. Everyone also received a tarot card reading. Oh...did I mention we held a seance in the cemetery....hmmm. The entire event took about four hours and I have to admit a few strange things happened during the tour. So based on the presentation of four hours of well-thought out entertainment in a dark cemetery and old hotel, I give these folks four stars and a recommendation to check them out. Tip #1: Bring a flashlight and wear comfortable walking shoes Tip #2: Leave kids under 10 at home Tip #3: If you ever plan to go on a ghost tour anywhere, download an app called Ghost Radar. It was not made by the owners at Mineral Springs (or me), but they told us about it. It cost a buck and I still can't believe what happened when we used it during the tour of the cemetery. Tip #4: Get ready to say: Hmmm...

Amazing visit to see these beautiful horses up close. We drove from Texas and it was well worth it.read more

Our guide, Katrina, was terrific! The whole experience- learning about the ranch, the Clydesdales…read moreand the history of AB was great!

Took the 2 hour tour, guided by Michael Lear on Saturday, August, 15th. A profound resource of…read moreknowledge of an important location in Missouri's history and a very entertaining and enlightening tour.

I took the 6:00 PM, two-hour history tour on 20th June this year and had such a fascinating…read moreexperience. I feel lucky to have had Michael Lear as our guide, he was absolutely brilliant and was a stellar storyteller! The prison itself is very interesting, has alot of history behind it and honestly a little chilling. Hearing about its dark history really makes you stop, think about life and human existence. The parts about solitary confinement and how tiny the cells were with several people stuffed in were especially shocking. Michael even took us down to the basement solitary area and turned off the lights for a full minute so we could feel what it was like. That part gave me chills. We also got to see the prison cells from the 1800s all the way up to more recent ones, and even the gas chamber. It was intense but very eye-opening. I highly recommend this tour 1000%! And if you are lucky enough to have Michael as your guide, you're in for something fascinating. He also has a Missouri murder history podcast which is definitely worth checking out and supporting - It is called Show Me Murder. To conclude, thanks MSP for such an unforgettable experience!

" Huck Finn Historic Site"…read more Hannibal is a town that celebrates all things that have to do with Mark Twain, Jim's Journey recognizes one of Twain's most complex yet locally under-represented literary figures: Jim, the runaway slave and friend to Huck Finn. In this Freedom Center you will learn about the history of the fictional African America slave Jim. The main goal of Freedom Center is to honor Daniel Quarles who is the real African American slave that Jim in the Huck Finn story was about. The Center tells the legacy of Daniel Quarles takes a look at what life was like for him, and his descendants, and other African Americans living in 19th- and 20th-century Hannibal.

From the owner: African American History museum.read more