The BPT has been reduced to a frozen variant which is thin and poorly breaded upon recent testing…read more Very different than previous version. More tests will be needed but recent offering was disappointing.

This stadium is beautiful, well lit, and the ample food selection is unmatched. As someone who was…read morea visiting team supporter, I was very impressed and kept saying over and over again how gorgeous this stadium was.

Legacy Sports Club accommodated an international robotics competition when arrangements at Purdue…read morefell through at the last minute. Terrific facility, clean, well maintained. Comfortable despite 95 degree temperatures. THANKS!

Absolutely disgusting. The restrooms are filthy…read moreThere are mice running throughout the place and the sidewalks were not cleared from the previous snow and were slick and ice covered

The Loeb renovation is just outstanding. I'd only seen pictures of old Loeb but the new is a…read moremodern, turf fields, beautiful sight lines, and seamlessly integrated with other attractions in Lafayette. What a gem of a park that will serve the area for decades to come. The Lafayette Aviators (essentially a college summer league) play their games here. The majority of players (I would estimate) are division 1 or 2, trending toward 2. But the baseball is good, these are players who know how to play. It is functionally identical to Kokomo Municipal (which I have also been too). Again there simply is everything to love about this stadium if you are a baseball fan and a perfect way to spend an evening watching summer baseball. Parking is a bit tricky in the area if you have never been FYI. It felt (?) like parking was limited to lining the nearby residential streets, perhaps I missed something larger.

Never again! We have…read morebeen going to Lafayette Aviators games since the beginning!!! Tonight they messed up our handicapped tickets, which left me with no seat. My husband is in a wheelchair, so he had a seat. I had nothing! They offered me a plastic folding chair but it hurts my back. I have plantar fasciatis so I can't stand on cement. The staff who had originally seated us in the wrong seats were rude when they moved us. They did offer seats in different sections. I spent over $100 there tonight but NEVER AGAIN!

My husband and I enjoy visiting college campuses when we are travelling and we can check Purdue…read moreUniversity off of that list now. We visited the Neil Armstrong statue in front of the physics building. Then we walked around the campus eventually ending up in the student union. The beautiful campus was alive with students walking to class and cherry blossom plants blooming in the spring. In the student union we saw the Edgar Degas statue collection, several art galleries, and the magnificent architecture. If you're looking for a nice place to spend a spring afternoon, Purdue University is a great place to do it.

Top 3 choice! Phenomenal historical history, layout of campus, famous alumni, sports & academies,…read moreand entire vibe of the area/city!

Holy awful experience, genuinely no one here wants to sell tickets or make money. Used to love this…read moretheater it has really fallen off...

I feel like there's always something weird whenever I come here. It's pretty much the only theater…read moreby campus, so no other choice. Bathrooms smell so hazardous, worse than a portapotty. A new policy where they don't allow backpacks inside anymore, which is weird considering it's by a university where many students will come.

I'm into spooky stuff and so is my girlfriend, so we discovered this attraction after our visit to…read moreTriple XXX. It seemed like the perfect spot to visit after a full belly. The parking here was free, so that was a great start. We stood in line to purchase our tickets, but before we did that, they guided us in a room to take a photo. They handed us a card with a code on it to scan after we completed the attraction to see our photo. After that, we purchased our tickets, which was basically in the room over. The tickets were $25 each for General Admission and those are the ones we bought. We stood in line and while we did so, some characters interacted with us. One had extreme energy and Giggles was his name, or so it said so on his back. He interacted the whole time of our visit with the huge line of people. Our wait was about 45 minutes, so it wasn't horrible. They formed groups of six to walk through the attraction. This attraction was really all over the place! There were a lot of actors throughout and they were able to touch us here. I liked that element and I really felt it made things more interactive. They had a really long, swirly tunnel and even inflatable devices that are sure to make you panic. If you're prone to nausea or claustrophobic in any aspect, this may not be the place for you. You end up going down steps early in the attraction. It seems I was in a basement for the majority of the time. I liked the feel to that. The length was probably around 30 minutes, but I wasn't on my phone to time it. The actors, for the most part, appeared to be very young. They did have great acting chops and even seemed to have years of experience. After you exit, they show you your photo and offer it for $10.00. They told us we can purchase it online with the code on the card, which I did on 10/14/22, so the code was active for quite some time after my visit, just to let you know that you don't need to rush and purchase it. Overall, the price definitely matches the quality here. It was a lengthy attraction, so I feel I got my money's worth. I recommend this attraction for all lovers of horror! Date of visit: 10/08/22

Awesome charity haunted house event! This was our first year attending and we weren't sure what to…read moreexpect but we were glad we made the 2+ hour visit! They had tons of surprises waiting for us inside and it was very obvious that the crew loved what they do. Check out our full review at The Scare Factor!

Oh man! If I lived closer to The Farm at Prophetstown, and my children were younger, I would be all…read moreover this place. This is a great living museum to visit with children to let them experience a real working farm from the perspective of living in the early 1900s. Kids may or may not pick up that they're visiting an "old timey" place. I was just focused on all of the cool things that families could experience: interacting with chickens and other farm animals, playing with old toys, playing pretend in a real kitchen, and lots of other hands-on activities. Visitors are welcome to help do farm chores, like fetch eggs from the chicken coop, which I think is really cool. Kids are encouraged to touch pretty much everything inside and out, which I embrace, 100%. When my kids were young, they needed to be able to interact with the spaces that we were visiting, and this is definitely a place where you can interact with things. The Farm at Prophetstown is great for kids, but they also offer events just for adults, like farm-to-table dinners. Check their website to find out when their special events are happening.

My girlfriend and I visited the Farm at Prophetstown this weekend after checking out the Tippecanoe…read moreBattlefield Museum earlier in the day and realizing this was right down the road. The site is a working farm depicting 1920s farm life, complete with two homes that were built from kits the original owners ordered from the Sears, Roebuck & Co. catalog. They're fully furnished with period-appropriate materials and visitors can browse through at their leisure. There's also a barn for the animals and a blacksmith shop. We had a quick visit because it was a cold, rainy March day, but the animals were a particular highlight. The farm houses were neat, but I think we would have enjoyed them more if we'd visited when there were historic interpreters to discuss the buildings and their contents. Still, a nice afternoon trip.

This place was so, so fun and the colonial theme really sticks with the place!…read more The decor and music was wonderful and staff was kind and gave directions. Thank you for having me!

Angie A. did an awesomely thorough review worth reading. I will fill in some details:…read more My boyfriend brought me here. He comes every year for the Sweet Annie wreaths and Bud's root beer. I am always up for an adventure, and this one was no exception. If you like stepping back in time, then you need to come check out the Feast of the Hunters Moon, a reenactment of a mid-1700s trading post. With a reenactment comes reenactors. There are hundreds of them, dressed in traditional garb, armed with artillery, hanging out in their traditional tents, huddled around the fire. It's quite the sight to see. These reenactors lead a variety of events, from traditional dances to church ceremonies for a few denominations. Vendors also set up shop, selling everything from furry frontier hats to fine china to swords to mini telescopes. Best of all, there's BUD'S ROOT BEER (the best of the best) and FOOD: apple dumplings, fried dough, pork chops, stews/soups, sausages, breads. Most of it is pretty tasty, so bring cash and your appetite for sure! This event is definitely family-friendly and a nod to our Indiana history. Mark your calendars to experience this for sure!