visited with my friend and her three kids. They loved it as did I! such a cool place to bring a…read morebroad age range of kids. Lots of interactive stations.

Not what I remember as a child. I'm glad my kiddo had a good time but like... I'm pretty positive…read moreit was cooler when I was younger. I was pretty underwhelmed. Tons of broken stuff. I know it's a place for kids and kids are destructive but it didn't seem like there was an attempt to upkeep stuff. There was a new area being worked on though! And the gift shop / store had really inexpensive stuff. Like really cool products but for a good price. The thing I found I price matched on Amazon and their gift store was $4 cheaper. The one thing I'd like to point out the most though is that this is a place and build for CHILDREN, and there was a giant pride flag flying in the front of the building. I do not believe it's necessary in the slightest to show ones alliance or stance with a flag that represents sexuality. People can do what they want with their own lives and live and let live if no one hurts anyone. But displaying such a sign at a children science center is just not necessary.

What a terribly run business. the biggest issues are with Connie, the manager. she is awful. not at…read moreall helpful. Expect to pay much more than what you are quoted. The manager, Connie was not even on site when things went wrong, takes your money, then charges you more then disappears. not helpful at all. I would not recommend this venue. She may be better with other type groups, but weddings are not her thing. The bride should not have to fold napkins, some of which were dirty, on her wedding day. I am certain there are much better venues to look at.

Beautiful venue & excellent customer service! Highly recommend for your next business meeting…read more Our group had an all-day professional workshop at the Michigan Wildlife Conservation Center and everything went just as planned. Connie was very helpful and always quick to respond to any questions I had during the event planning process. We also had the bonus of beautiful weather that da so our group was able to enjoy lunch outside on the patio. That was a fun change of pace from our typical meeting lunch breaks. Highly recommend this venue for your next business meeting.

Foodie Alert!!! This isn't just any bowling alley, laser tag, arcade, escape room ...the food's…read moretruly a hidden gem here. Really is. Was a real treat for me. Love the Cuban tribute sandwich to Florida's oldest restaurant with very carefully curated ingredients and love in execution going so far as to have even the correct bread come from a bakery in Tampa! Jyes, they go that far. Was a sight for sore eyes for this Florida boy. Saw they do other things too, like filet sliders; who does that? I want some!!! Awesome.

The pizza was disappointing and disgusting the arcade games were okay and the bolling was riggedread more

For a free museum, a great spot to learn about the beautiful peninsula and greater world about you…read more While most of the exhibit spaces were either closed or empty, the top floor had a litany of natural exhibits about native wildlife, current and now extinct, that roamed the wild. My favorite parts were the allosaurus skeleton and the giant globe that shared love data via an interactive touch screen. Definitely worth a visit, especially when school is in session and the exhibits are not in transition.

Deeply disappointing after the renovation. What happened to actual history and science? The idea…read morethat AI even deserves a full exhibit (predictably, centered on the African diaspora) is absurd. AI only does what you tell it to; who cares? Meanwhile, the actual nature and science is relegated to a room upstairs now. If this is the direction the university is going, I fear we may soon no longer even study science and history on university grounds at all. The globe with the projections on it for earthquakes and tsunamis is worth it, though.

Delicious food and the menu has so many options. Our server, Harley, was very kind, attentive, and…read morehard working!

I've been a regular since they first opened. Immediately joined the wine club and love the food…read moreofferings. I recently visited for dinner - I"m single and always request a two-top so I don't take away from the server turning-over tables. My most recent visit I had the pleasure of being served by Rachael. Not only was the food and drink just what I expected, but the service, friendly personality, beaming smile and her presence was great. She was running all night at 100mph, but took the time to make me feel like her only customer. Whomever hired her needs to find another dozen! Service like this is why I am, and will be a repeat customer. Food is priced fairly, drinks are substantial, the servers are very knowledgeable about wine parings and present the drinks as the professionals they are.

So much history packed into this museum…read more They have their own parking lot so finding a spot was a breeze. We went on a Friday morning right when they opened and we had the place to ourselves for the majority of our visit. Having my brother-in-law, a retired automotive engineer, along made it even better. The history was fascinating. My favorite was the half scale working model and full scale side by side of Mama & Baby REO. The replica of the boardroom with the angled table to show who was in power gave a snapshot of board meetings of the past. We took our time walking through. Seeing the EV-1 was especially interesting. If you are a car buff, this would be a must do while in Lansing.

This museum is packed full of cars and vehicles, plus related memorabilia and some footage of some…read moreof the vehicles in action. There is also a lawnmower section. It is named for Ransom Eli Olds, who was a leader in both Olds Motor Works and REO Motor Car Company. The set up of the traffic lights provided quite a bit of entertainment for the family. They offer one car to get in and out of for a photo opportunity, a 1954 Oldsmobile Super 88 Convertible. The rest are for observation, and there are quite a few interesting ones. A "Mama" and "Baby" set is fun to see - the baby is a miniature replica of the full sized mama car. There's also an early EV to see. They have a small paved lot available (check signage, however, as some spots are reserved). Staff was friendly. If you are interested by the history of cars or are accompanied by car enthusiasts, this is well worth a stop!

What a wonderful time in Santa's Study! Our group of friends (late 20s-early 30s) wantes a fun…read moreChristmas experience to celebrate everyone being together. We have done escape rooms before, and while the pod rooms may be smaller than other's the clues and storylines are quite thought out and take a bit of brain power and time! Loved how everything was put together and flowed in a holiday inspired room. We made it out with 10 minutes to spare, and had a blast! Would recommend this escape room to enthusiasts and newcomer's alike.

From the owner: Lansing Escape Room. Become a detective for an hour as you attempt to unravel the mystery of our…read moretwo brand new rooms! Search for clues among five tons of REAL sand in STRANDED, or launch into emergency action aboard a starship in the blacklight-lit PANIC IN SPACE!

Stopped in to Country Stitches today for the first time after living in the Lansing area for about…read moreten years. I was completely mesmerized the second I walked in. From the sewing machines to the fabrics, this store has everything you could ever need to quilt/sew/craft. I was a little out of my element because sewing isn't something I've done before, and I'm sure the employees could tell. I asked what was probably a dumb question (I.e. How much fabric do I need to make a few sofa pillows?), and at first the cashier looked at me like I was crazy, but on my way out she told me to have fun making my pillows. I also asked a different employee about their sewing classes and she actually seemed a little annoyed, but in hindsight, she may have been helping another customer, and my questions may have been out of turn. I'm neutral about my overall experience today, and I may come back for a class in the future.

Amazing choice of fabric and machine dept has helped considerably when looking for parts (bobbins,…read morepresser feet, etc) as well as helping with issues I'm having with my Husquvarna sewing machine