Great atmosphere! Great for kids of all ages! Very fun! Prices are great! The staff were very…read morewelcoming and fun. The ninja theme was very cool to us.

I was impressed with Sevier Air. It's large enough to accommodate even peak season crowds, but it…read moredoes get crowded so be aware of that. I thought the staff was friendly and they look out for the safety of the jumpers. It's relatively clean as well, which is a positive. I also thought the climbing wall, the ropes climbing gym, and the ninja warrior course were unique additions to an otherwise trampoline park. Nice place to stop by with the family.

Jay is an awesome guide and very patient with first riders. He teaches as he guides. it's a must to…read moreexperience. Definitely recommend riding with Jay!

I happened to come upon this place because of TikTok where I seen that you could hold a little…read moremonkey. My daughter and I made doing this the highest priority on our TN vacation bucket list. They also advertise in all of the coupon books plastered all over for $5 off a single experience and $10 off a combined experience. So, I thought awesome! We get there yesterday, the girl behind the desk is not friendly AT ALL. Red flag one. Proceeds to tell us we cannot hold a monkey any longer because the "monkey handler" retired. Yet as I type this, this experience is STILL advertised all over their website, in person menu and flyers. Red flag two. We decided to go anyway because we had already drove out there and looked forward to it for a little under a year. We go to pay and we're then told you can't use the coupon. It's only good on about two things. Well, that should be specified on your coupon what two things it's good for. Not over 3/4 of your menu. Red flag three. Then it is advertised that you get free food cups and food to feed the animals so I figured that would be a decent trade off. Well, red flag four. Although that was true in essence, you get one little tear of lettuce leaf, 3 small squares of apple, and about 5 pieces of kibble (think dog food size kibble). You cannot feed the tortoise only the kangaroo and we were told they don't like kibble so feed it to the dog. The dog was adorable but to be honest, I didn't pay $20 to feed a dog. I can do that at home for free. So we got to feed the kangaroos an extremely small lettuce leaf and 3 of the tiniest chunks of apple. We were also given about a 2" piece of millet for the birds. And told if you drop it or they steal it then tough luck you will not receive another. We were given one little piece of kibble type thing for the monkey even though only two of us wanted to give him a treat, but we paid for five people. So anyways I felt like this was all together petty for what this experience advertises itself as. The last red flag came after we left. Both groups in our party realized we were charged $5 extra for paying with card (which is like 10%). We didn't do anything else on the farm that I can comment on, thank goodness. I will say, however, the gal who took us on the train was a nice gal and tried her best. And all of the animals were very sweet.

Foxfire adventure has so much to offer! My family (of first time zip-liners aside from myself) had…read morea blast on the Goliath zip line tour. Our tour guides (Thomas and JLO) were very experienced, friendly, funny, and they made us feel safe. Before you even start on a zipline you get a fun wild ride on a UTV that takes you up the mountain to where you will begin your adventure. For the next two days my father (who has a fear of heights) recommended foxfire adventure park to anyone/strangers we talked to. This is a great place for both experienced and beginners to zipline!

J-Lo and Tom were excellent guides. We had a blast and pushed excitedly past our comfort zones…read more Going upside down was the ultimate thrill as well as the surprise ATV ride intermission! The photographer was also very sweet and patient. Worth the cost!

I signed my husband and I up for Navitat at Night to celebrate his birthday and it was so fun! It…read morewas a super unique way to spend our Saturday night and I would definitely recommend to other couples. Going with a group would be super fun too, and honestly I think you could even do this solo! I definitely didn't realize ahead of time how independent it would be -- the few ropes courses i've done in my life weren't in a trail format... so a guide always clipped me in/out. Neither of us were too familiar with the zipline and carabiners mechanisms, so I was nervous at first! But the guides are great at explaining how it all works, and have you do a practice round before heading out on your own. You get the hang of it fast. We were able to do 5/6 trails (we didn't get around to the most difficult one) and they were all unique and fun in their own right. I'm sure it's fun during the day too, but it was cool to be at Ijams at night with it all lit up!

Third time coming back and every time I get this vibe that Ben is really unhappy to be there. He…read morecalled out a young employee in front of every single customer about color coding the helmets when you put them up, and he was so passive aggressive about it. He verbally put her down in front of the whole crowd that was about to go to the course. Extremely unprofessional and I feel like if y'all have a high turnover rate, it's because of Ben. The gentleman in the ropes course, I wish I could remember his name. He was so kind and professional, he would joke with the younger kids and make them laugh, go out on the course in a moments notice to help someone, and was all around in a good mood. He was having a good time and making sure the customers were too. So was the younger girl that Ben verbally attacked in front of everyone. Both the staff in the tree tops were fantastic, extremely helpful, and a pleasure to be around. I do feel bad for anyone that has to work with Ben though. If he was my manager I would quit before the first day was over.

We were seeking adventure and had so many options for whitewater rafting. We decided on this…read moreparticular company for a couple of reasons 1. We could fit 4 in a raft 2. It had a coupon for $12 off!! We called on Tuesday night about 7:45 (they closed at 9) and talked to Teresa who was able to schedule our foursome for a trip at 2:00 on Wednesday. She was so helpful and gave us some tips for travel to Hartford. Once we got there we checked in with a very competent and thorough young lady. We took a short bus ride to the "put in" point. On the 10 minute ride some of the guides performed fun comedic routines which kept us from thinking about how hot we were on a bus with no AC ( except open windows), decked out in life jackets and helmets while holding our paddles upright. :-) We got paired with a river rafting guide named Brantley. He gave us great paddling instructions before we even entered the raft. Since we had all been river rafting before, he explained that the trick to having a more exciting trip is to synchronize your paddle strokes. We had a great time with Brantley. We truly appreciate his concern for our "fun factor" and especially our safe trip down the river.

Been on family trips for more than ten years. We've tubed and canoed but this was by far the most…read morefun. Guides are friendly and fun all while giving the sense of trust that they are looking out for your safety. Our group was 4 parents in one raft and 5 young adults in another (each raft can hold 6). Be sure to tell your guide you want to "surf the rapids".

What a fun way to spend a morning or afternoon! We went for a special occasion with our 3 kiddos -…read moreages 14, 12, and 9 and everyone loved it! There are varying levels of obstacles and zip lines on every course. Our favorite course was the zip line course, as it goes the highest into the trees and has the most speed for the thrill seekers :) The workers were helpful when needed, but mostly hands off otherwise. Because of the cool lock and safety system, it's really impossible to mess it up (unless you just totally don't clip in at all) and so easy to use and slide along from obstacle to obstacle. (see pics) We stayed for about 3 hours and enjoyed every bit of it! Highly recommended :) *Note - during the holidays, they have specials at a pretty big discount to buy tickets for the spring when they open.

It's a great place with challenging ziplines running around the trees in a charming & organic…read moresetting. Great to spend time with family or a group of friends! There are also zip lines for young children plus a lot of fun for teens. The staff is very accommodating and friendly. Update: I went to the yoga & climb class and it was a very nice experience! It was an outdoor yoga class on the deck. The class was a well worth-it, pleasant and relaxing outdoor experience led by Sharie.

We did The Final Evaluation last weekend and had an absolute blast. The whole game had such a…read morecreepy, weird atmosphere without just relying on jump scares. A couple of the puzzles definitely had us stuck, but Nurse Candy was so lovely with her assistance, she was a beauty to behold, wink wink nudge nudge. The ending was probably our favorite part and we were still talking about some of the puzzles afterward. We've done quite a few escape rooms and this was definitely one of the more unique ones we've played. We'll be back to try another room!

We really enjoyed this escape room! We did the Wild West Jail Break which found a little easier…read morethan anticipated, but we're both experienced escape roomers. But it was really fun with some unique puzzles and clues in a multi-room experience, which I highly prefer. There was at least one clue that was very hard to read, which cost us some time, but they said the room is being redone soon. We're not from the area, but would go again if we could!

This had and still has major potential. The concept is refreshing, the idea is intriguing, the…read morestaff is friendly... But the execution is lackluster, especially for the price you pay. General admissions is $20. For an extra $18, you can skip the line. I'm still iffy about whether the $18 was worth it, but it was either an extra $18 or a 2 hour wait. Unfortunately, the current Zombie Outbreak isn't worth the $18 or the 2 hour wait. They intentionally never quite explain what's included in the admissions price, just that their website harks it as SC'S #1 haunted trail. The haunted trail, if you can even call it that, is short and spectacularly unspooky. The trail is also going through an identity crisis as to whether its actually a trail... Because the majority of it is hardly a trail. Think of the serpentine single lines you're forced to zig zag your way through at an airport security check area or the entrance to Disney World. I hate those lines, because whether there's 1 person in front of you or 100 people in front of you, you have to start at the beginning and zig zag your way to the front. It's a pain in the butt. That's the 'trail', except you're zig zaging through a bunch of tall wooden panels they haphazardly set up. - There's constantly loud banging behind the wooden panels, which adds to the headache. Constant banging does not equal scary. If anything, I think the entire wooden panel portion should have been silent. Since the wooden panels are already so tall, every unknown turn would have had the customers scaring themselves... However, with the way the actors were constantly announcing themselves, we already knew there was someone on the other side and were even able to identify by the sounds their exact proximity. - Which leads to the second point: Because the trail was so short, there wasn't really an opportunity to develop that element of suspense. - They should capitalize on creating an eerie atmosphere. Party City quality props just don't cut it. The skulls looked fake. I know real skulls would be slightly morbid, but realistic props go a long way (realistic skulls, pleeeease?). - They should have used the dimly lit areas to their full potential. The dimly areas were pretty much left to itself. Please, I can't scare myself. Dimly lit areas are perfect places for someone to stand behind a bush and rustling it as people walked by. This is also a perfect place to have a creepy laugh suddenly echo through the silence (and this could totally be triggered by a sensor). I'd even recommend having someone dressed as Freddie or Jason jump out, but that may be a little too daring for what the Greenville Zombie Outbreak can handle. - They clearly had a fog machine, but it was placed right at the exit. Yo, fog up an area of the trail, instead (after all, the wooden panels will guide them through). Honestly there weren't that many people waiting in line. It's just that they organized it so only 6 people go in at a time. The next group doesn't go in until the previous group is done. I was a little confused at first as to why they weren't just queuing people up and letting them go in at certain intervals. The answer was the zombie shoot. They really wanted to keep the zombie shoot/antidote mission a surprise, almost a little too desperately. I contemplated whether I should reveal the zombie shoot portion, and in the end, I have decided not to talk specifics. However, to say I was absolutely disappointed would be an understatement. The zombie shoot should have been throughout the entire trail, not just confined in a small area. And it's because the first group needed to complete the zombie shoot before the next group could enter that the wait was so long. If anyone is wondering, yes, my group found the antidote. There was nothing exciting about finding it. :( I really, really wanted to love the Zombie Outbreak, but I just wasn't scared. At all. As the current Halloween season is over, it won't be until next Halloween that they will open their doors. I will definitely be revisiting this place next Halloween. I hope that next year I can feel my adrenaline pump in fear. Fingers crossed!

Although the location is "shady", the trail is very exhilarating. This particular attraction is…read moreconsidered to be the "scariest" by me, even the period in which the group is supplied with plastic 'guns' to search for a hidden vial amongst an expanse full of hidden zombies was exhilarating (no lights). As I entered, the man at the ticket booth stated their general rule: "The actors won't touch you unless you touch them." Next, he walked along a lighted trail; I assumed the period following the brief introduction would be very cheap, until he left us and all lights were cut. Then, the trail became truly scary. With this being said, I would not recommend this attraction for those with heart conditions or very young minors (or individuals afraid of "realistic" zombies)*. *Other attractions generally include actors attempting to intimidate customers from a distance. (from my Google review)

This is the best gym! The coaches are amazing and will meet you where you are in your fitness…read morejourney! Best decision I've made to come here!

5 Stars .This gym is awesome..I go Wednesday & Friday morning to the action takers group,which is…read moregeared towards seniors,coach Lou is amazing,she takes her time with us and makes it fun, coach Gus is pretty good as well. Everyone there is friendly and fun to be around..Highly recommend this gym,and the comradery is like no otheryou won't regret joining !!!