Super hard to find, they need to have signs outside and inside pointing the way. All you see is a…read moreschool and nothing that says otherwise. We had to call twice. Once yo make sure we were in the right place and to ask which door to go into, and the other to find out where to go when we were inside. That being said- once inside we were amazed. So worth the $10. You think it's just a small room but it continues in the hallways and even more rooms. The gentleman that was running the place was very informative and knowledgeable. The history was so very interesting and and very fascinating. Im so glad we made it out here and you should definitely take the time to go and visit.

Had the best time! Room after room of floor to ceiling creations. David was a knowledgeable and…read morefriendly host. Wonderful for the solo traveler or groups. Hands on dress up area too! So much fun, beauty and legacy in one place -- it's the next best thing to the actual parade and accessible year round.

Food is great. Service was wonderful. Loved the band playing. The service, the food and the musicread more

Great atmosphere with some good ole zydeco music playing live. Dancing and nice cold drinks with…read morefriends make it a good time!!!

If you're looking to see what this whole "High End Virtual Reality" Thing is all about without…read morebreaking the bank on a whole setup for yourself, then this is the place for you. The staff is friendly, The prices are reasonable, and even the atmosphere outside of the near limitless world of Virtual Reality is pretty nice. The VR game selection is solid, if there's a VR game you've heard of through hearsay or your favorite Internet personality, they probably have it. This place is certainly a must do if you go to the Prien Lake Mall, especially if the concept of VR interests you.

Really cool concept. For a first timer was really neat to try the possible future of gaming. It…read morefelt like I was in a different world for thirty minutes.

This theatre company regularly presents excellent performances. The type of shows varies so it is…read morebest to inquire about subject content if bringing young children. My wife and I attend regularly and are always pleased with the performances.

Pulled into the Lucky Longhorn Casino, and let me tell you... the only thing "longhorn" about this…read moreplace is the name on the sign. Not a horse, not a cow, not even a dusty saddle hangin' on a hook. It's a full-blown no-horse town, and somehow they're proud of it. But what it does have? Everything you'd find in a cowboy fever dream rolled into one building: A casino, a bar, a hotel, a truck stop, AND a convenience store -- all smushed together like somebody built it with scrap lumber and bad impulses. You walk in for a snack and next thing you know you're sittin' at a penny slot, holdin' a beer you don't remember ordering, wonderin' where your gas money went. And then... the bathroom. Cowboy, I walked into that stall and froze like I saw a rattlesnake wearin' boots. Right there in the wall was a random hole, just starin' at me. Not patched. Not explained. Not small enough to ignore. Just sittin' there like part of the experience. I didn't know whether to: * report it, * inspect it, * or get the hell out before someone on the other side blinked at me. Five stars for chaos. Five stars for entertainment. Five stars because any place bold enough to name itself Lucky Longhorn without a single livestock in sight deserves respect. If you want safety, go elsewhere. If you want a story... pull up, Cowboy.

Don't go here. We put $20 into a claw machine for my daughter and it stole the money from us. The…read moremanager was rude and had no authority to help us out. Just said "I can write down your name and number and you can deal with it thru the owner" mind you we are just passing through from out of town. It's not even about the $20 anymore but the fact that she couldn't be of any help what so ever.

We enjoyed playing this course. The only thing was that they don't take ice seriously as being…read morefood, whoever is in charge of their ice is not doing a good job. Very unsanitary. I am including some photos I took this past weekend.

Great venue for upcoming or middle market artists. Tonight was Riley Green and Ella Langley. One…read moreday after cleaning house at the ACM awards in Texas. A smaller venue with good acoustics. Drink lines were staffed well and moved fast. Only complaint is the number of bathrooms. Men's ok but Women's need 2-3x more.

I will probably not be attending any more concerts here unless a few issues are addressed. Paid for…read more3rd row tickets for the Whiskey Myers concert on Oct 31. Seats were GREAT, and so was the concert. Plenty of free parking. Entry to the event was easy and quick with TicketMaster app. Lines moved quickly and seats were easy to find with the help of the ushers. However, the Event Center needs to step a few things up. A. SECURITY!! As soon as Whiskey Myers took the stage, there was a rush of people to the stage front, completely blocking my view! Now, I understand that people like to get as close to the band as possible, but I paid for good seats so I could be close to the band; I could have bought $5.00 tickets and then just rushed the stage! They certainly had a better view than I did. People with seats around us were just as frustrated, and finally had to go get security to clear the aisle, but they were back in no time. Security tried to reason with the crashes instead of focusing on clearing the aisle. It was dangerous because when the people with seats around ours would try to make the gate-crashes clear out, some of them became belligerent and there were some heated exchanges. Luckily, it did not devolve into pushing/shoving, but it came close. I watched most of the concert on the screens above the stage because I could not see the stage at all. B. Acoustics could be much better. C. Drink menu was limited. NO WHITE WINE?? WTH?!? As I said, I will probably not attend any more concerts here unless these issues are addressed, which is a pity because I grew up attending many concerts and event at the Civic Center.