a charming, historic attraction that originally opened in the 1930s. Set on about 3 to 3.5 acres of…read morelush, mature landscaping, the Wonder Gardens is home to a variety of rescued, rehabilitating, and non-releasable animals. We took our time wandering the pathways, admiring the beautiful habitats thoughtfully designed for each species. There's a strong focus on birds, and the variety here is impressive -- vibrant parrots, graceful flamingos, and so many unique feathered residents. Just as we made it to the final exhibit with the crocodiles, an announcement came over the speakers warning of lightning in the area. Guests were directed back to the gift shop for safety, and the staff began offering rain checks or refunds depending on when you arrived. We didn't inquire about either, though -- we had already thoroughly enjoyed our time there, and since the Wonder Gardens is a nonprofit organization, we were happy to support them regardless. Before leaving, we browsed the gift shop, which had a fantastic selection of animal-themed souvenirs, cute décor, and even artwork created by the resident animals -- such a unique touch. If you're in the area, Wonder Gardens is absolutely worth a stop. It's charming, educational, and your admission supports ongoing rescue and rehabilitation efforts. If you're interested in getting even closer to the animals, they also offer scheduled animal encounters, so be sure to check ahead for times.

Needs work. Needs donations $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ Several…read moreanimal cages empty. This is dry season, so plants and animals need water. Koi pond was so dirty I couldn't see any koi.

Very interesting. Highly recommend. Tour alone and read the history or purchase headsets.read more

As you park near Holocaust Museum, we noticed that a Holocaust-era railway boxcar that typically…read moreused to carry prisoners, military troops and supplies. This boxcar is available for local schools, colleges, public facilities, churches and synagogues as mobile exhibit. The mission of Holocaust Museum is simple: "To Teach the lessons of the Holocaust to inspire action against bigotry, hatred and violence." The museum displays many artifacts, photos related to Holocaust and World War II. They are professionally displayed from rise of Nazism to Liberation and Nuremberg Trials. Many of artifacts belongs to families of survivors in Southwest Florida. Many audio and video footages are available and packed with information. We did not use the tablet guide but just slowly walk and read the information at each display. We took little over 60 minutes for this tour. A docent led tour and lectures are also available. Wow, we were simply blown away and amazed by the professional, working exhibits and the friendly staff. We recommend this museum to everyone as this history is so important and made a significant impact to humanity.

Great venue with comfortable seating and a large variety of entertainment and education. Earlier…read moretoday wife and I did an impromptu trip to Arts Bonita and had a great time watching the Titanic musical. Very friendly staff. In addition to plays they offer live music and even classes for both kids and adults. Everything is very affordable. We will definitely be back.

Went there for the first time last night- there was a group of eight of us to see the Dreamboats…read more The venue is really nice- small, easy to find your seat. The band was really good- a most enjoyable night Air conditioner was full blast -so bring a sweater.

My two year old had such a blast. As a mom I had just as much fun watching him. We live in Miami so…read morewe were visiting and I happen to look for place to take him and I'm so glad this came up. I will say this is based on downstairs and outside because the upstairs was not open. Be sure to check their website or call for info. I can't wait to be back in the area so we can go back

The employees were very helpful. The price was at a good…read morerate. My son was able to explore and have enjoy himself exploring every angel of this museum. You'll kids will have a blast

I thoroughly enjoyed this experience and would gladly recommend it to anyone curious about the…read moresolar system, reptiles, and conservation. The visit began with an informative overview of the planets and how they relate to the sun, which was both interesting and easy to follow. After that, we attended a reptile presentation featuring live animals--an engaging and memorable part of the day. We also learned about insects and had the opportunity to explore the butterfly area. It was a wonderful, educational outing that appeals to both adults and children. I highly recommend it!

This is a really cool place to go when you need a fun activity for visitors or kids! It's a little…read morepricey for admission, but it includes access to lots of animals, walking trails, a small butterfly enclosure, an aviary, and a planetarium. The animals they had were fun to see and there were quite a lot of them! The outside area is very nice as well, and I'd probably go on the trail if it wasn't so hot out. I unfortunately didn't have time to wait for the planetarium show, but it's cool that it is a part of the experience. I enjoyed walking around and would recommend it.

Paragon is a great theatre with friendly staff...but be careful when choosing a movie!…read more I used to visit another high-end cinema a few miles north known for their recliners, and onc day I went to a showing and it had regular seats. Only then I figured out some showing rooms were recliners while others were not. With Paragon, unless I have just been lucky, every seat in every room has always been a recline and I never went back to the other cinema. Last night while going to see F1 I noticed the description said "Rocker chairs" which I incorrectly assumed were reclines which also rock. I was wrong. These were regular seats which barely rock, no root rests. This is a very first-world problem, I get that, but when you are used to always being in a recliner at the cinema it's a major disappointment when you don't have one- especially for a longer movie. And I wasn't the only one confused, i overheard other people trying to find the reclining button and just before the credit started some lady in the back row stood up and announced "Does anyone know how to recline these seats." So, Paragon is a great theatre and the staff (including Management) are nice, but be very careful when booking that you are are not seeing a movie in the the "Directors Room" (Screen 7) unless you don't mind this.

I base my reviews on value and expectations, and this theater consistently meets both. I've been…read morehere dozens of times--it's a solid go-to spot for locals. While there are newer and fancier theaters in town, this one holds its own. The seats are very comfortable and recline all the way back, the sound quality is great, and the pricing is fair for what you get. It's definitely one of my favorite places to catch a movie in town.

What a find! We bought tickets to see the Aerosmith, Bad Company, Foreigner show the day before…read morethe concert. Tickets were available so we bought two "preferred bar" seats and crossed our fingers. We wondered how this could be good if tickets were available the day before the show. Boy, we were wrong! Place is great! Right from the get go it was a 5 experience. Cindy, who sold us our tickets over the phone was patient and super nice. The event location is in an office park so parking is free, plentiful and close to the venue. Upon arrival we were seated immediately. Wow! The seats were amazing. Great view to the stage with menu and our names at the seats. We were quickly greeted by our server who was efficient and very nice. Then Howard, an owner stopped by to welcome us! He explained how the evening worked and then sent a complimentary appetizer to our table as a welcome. How awesome and delicious (Buffalo cauliflower). Prime rib was really tender and perfectly medium rare. I wasn't as fond of my chicken with blueberry rice. Salads are a nice addition but nothing special. Chocolate cake was rich and delicious. We bought a bottle of wine and it was reasonably priced. The show: very well done. Good music, lots of people dancing. Music started right at 7:30 and all was over at about 9:45. Easy to get back to car and we were home in a jiffy. If you see a show you might like, book it!

We are frequent flyers of The Stage for the last few years but we took a break and started going…read moreother places. We just went back Thursday night for the Doobie Bros. & Rolling Stones. Although the band was good we were appalled that the cost of the concert(s) is just that. No longer are the days when it was one price (mostly $110/ea) and most everything on the menu was included in that price, never alcohol. We were shocked when we received our bill of 357.47 cash or 369.98 if you use a cc. Then we gave a 20% tip so total for 2 people was 443.98!! Unfortunately we won't be going back, or maybe we should eat first LOL

I have been going here since they opened and always enjoyed driving from Naples to get fresh…read moreproduce, delicious tomatoes and support a local business. I had not been in about 2 years due to life events but was excited to go this weekend and stock up. I was sad to see most of the farm appeared to be a playground, and completely blown away that the u pick price for heirloom tomatoes was $6.33 ! What?! Just the week before I had been in Tennessee and visited a small produce stand and bought fresh heirlooms that had been shipped in for $1.99 per lb. I would love to support local growers, but it was completely unaffordable. A small pickling cucumber was $1.54 Sadly, I will not be back

We paid $100 entrance fee for the Halloween pumpkin pick... and with 3 young kids. They had no…read morewater station available. I asked an employee how we could get some water and she just pointed to the fridge and said, "For Sale". We spent our cash on pumpkin and entrance fee. The LEAST they could do is have a water station... even for safety reasons.

Prices and theater are great!!…read more We originally came to the theater to watch a movie scheduled at 4 PM. (We rushed with our 3 children immediately after school.) When we Attempted to buy tickets, we were told that there was no movie because the theater Projector was broken. As we are expressed disappointment to the young cash register attendant, she became a little rude. The young managerstepped in to help out and offered us passes for a movie on another day. The owners and managers of this theater have gone to great links recently to improve the quality of the movie experience. And we normally enjoy watching movies here. I highly recommend this theater. But I'm getting frustrated with poor customer service by many customer service industry employees. The manager acted quickly and correctly to correct the situation. He saved a potentially negative experience and review and can teach the employee through a real situation. I'm sure the young lady working there will improve.

Comfortable seats food prices are outrageous to dark in theatre why do have reserves seat the…read morelast time I went there. 3 times and only seats offered were the front row

Third time coming here thinking the first two times were a fluke.. the wall speakers weren't on and…read moreI asked the manager to turn them on. She said they were on and then I spoke to other employees who said they're broken. Then I waited for my cauliflower wings and they gave me shrimp. Lastly, the young girl charged me for the wrong order. It was a mess. This play is poorly ran. Save your money or only go there if you're 80 years old.

We were also at Nuremberg. And they left the lights on and the seats are disgusting. Stained and…read morecracked. Ones we had were broken!! I don't know when or if I'll go back.