Great bus service The wave Transit bus system always provides safe and comfortable bus rides I…read morehighly recommend wave transit

The best kept secret, is Mobile has a FREE trolley ride that stops at ALL the attractions and…read morethings to do. Our driver was personal, sweet and courteous. The weather is REALLY hot; so why not take a FREE trolley to your hotel, museum or restaurant? Locate any of the twenty route stops by the electric aqua blue metal park benches with a brightly colored umbrella. Do I got your attention? Trolleys seem to come every 15 to 20 minutes. Really, how cool is that? Make your first stop the Welcome Center located at the FREE fort...and be apprised of the hidden gems. (There are many) The Welcome Center staff couldn't have been friendlier, in our experience yesterday, and truly provided great advice on places to check out for eats, sites to see and explore. By the way the trolley stops at 6 pm weekdays and the SPECIAL NOTE is on Friday night at 6 pm weekly, the streets close for a rolled into one: arts, gallery and pub crawl. Lots of foot traffic and really neat. Come aboard the MODA! and explore Mobile's new scene.

BAAAHHHH...Help me!!!…read more I am stuck in the Mobile Airport!!!! It is 4:45 pm. My flight was supposed be at 2:30!!!!!! My flight isn't taking off to till 6:35 pm....booo hoo! So sad. So I had not a great trip here to these parts and now I am sitting here...online...talking to my beloved Barbara...and she is consoling me. Great friends! Let's rewind a couple days. It was Christmas eve.... I had a tough situation and decided it was time to come home to LA...so my awesome friend Karisha and I drove from Pensacola, Florida to this airport. I missed my flight by 30 minutes. And had to turn around and head back to Pensacola. Sad. The ticket agent was like, "Why didn't you call first?" I said, "Why? Where I am from there are flights anywhere 24/7!" Spoiled again... The airport is small, it has a strange sculpture in front, and only 2 bars!!!

Mobile Aiport is a small, but thriving airport serving the region. A few years ago, I would have…read moregiven the place a one star review, but that's changed. The airport has done an amazing renovation over the past two years and it's so nice. The terminal area has some nice, clean, bright shops to invite the traveler to the area. The waiting area is also extremely bright. The waiting area is also lined with rockers for family members and friends looking to relax for the wait. Its renovations have made it a comfortable, regional airport to travel through.

Robert responded to my inquiry quickly and was willing to work with me on my transportation issuesread more

Robert has proven to be dependable, and trustworthy to give one the best, most safe, prompt service…read moreever. Friendly, reliable and keeps in communication before each pick up. He will roll with changes in flights and schedules as once happened to me and he quickly adapted to travel to another airport! So delighted to have this kind of service in Baldwin County. He will always be the one I call for shuttle service. A really nice man who is well travelled himself. very informed about travelling.

Michael has been driving professionally for over 50 years and it shows. He's personable and gets…read moreyou to the airport with enough time to go through security and make sure you don't miss your flight. I was talking to him and he explained that it's actually more money and headache to park in a lot. Who wants to drive home after a long flight? And also I literally parked at a lot in New Orleans once and when I got off my flight my bumper was literally on the ground! No one contacted me. It was a nightmare. Who wants to deal with nonsense like that after a long flight? I'd much rather use Michael's airport transportation and not have to deal with the hassle of carrying my luggage through the airport lot. It's also great for handicapped or older folks who still want to fly but lugging your luggage everywhere through the airport is just too much. Thanks Mike, your service is appreciated!

I have used Michael's' service twice this year and already have him booked again for October. I…read moream disabled and getting to the airport could be a challenge for me, but his service provides the extra care I need to get my rollator and extra luggage loaded and safely to the airport. I can't think of ever having to use anyone else to get me to the airport!

This is a really great hidden gem to take the kids to, especially for Christmas…read more They have a ton of free activities although the main attraction, the real railroad train ride to see Santa, will set you back $15 pp. However it's worth it. Really. The event for the holidays is open 4-9pm daily about two weeks before Christmas, go to their website to find out the dates. Also they have an Easter train, a Halloween train, and other themed trains. But none compare to Christmas! Wow. I've never seen so many lights in one place. Seriously! If you're going for Christmas: They have FREE mini train ride, a FREE wagon ride driven by the grinch, a FREE lights display to walk around and look at (which is mind boggling by the way. If I had Little's, I might be tempted to tell them this was the north pole and Santa's workshop was really here!), and a FREE cool playground with some neat stuff you won't see elsewhere, and a FREE small toy. Parking is also FREE. Now for the paid stuff: For $1 pp you can shoot the "snow cannon" (which is really potato pieces). There's a petting zoo for $3 pp, $2 extra for feed, and horse rides for $5 pp. we gave our kids a choice - one or the other. They all chose the horse ride which surprised me. They also had face painting but I didn't ask how much. There was a small snack bar with things such as hot chocolate, sodas, hot dogs and pretzels on the menu for reasonable prices, a small outdoor snack stand, and plenty of picnic tables to eat at along with an outdoor heater which kept things relatively comfortable, though I will say it wasn't a very cold night so I can't vouch for that. There was also a small indoor gift shop with a train that goes on a track up near the ceiling and small train themed tems for sale. (Ex: a knock off lego train for $5) The most expensive thing by far was the train ride to Santa's village, at $15 pp. however here's what you get for your $15 - 1. a 15 minute train ride through the woods decorated very enchantingly with all kinds of inflatables, "snow", and beautiful light displays 2. A visit with Santa where the very nice "elf" will take a picture of you and your whole family with Santa using your own camera (no fees) 3. A peek at Santa's workshop which really looks as if Santa might work there 4. A small wooden toy 5. A craft you can take home 6. A return ride on the train And 7. Hot cocoa, cookies and candy canes at the end of your trip. I really think it's worth it.

Don't stay long term, especially if you have a small dog. They act like an HOA, not like a…read morehospitality RV Park wishing to make your stay enjoyable. It was my first stay as a camper, having just been widowed. I WAS MISERABLE after the first 2 weeks. I felt like I had to live like a hermit, and I took my dog to dog parks the whole 4 mos I was there, we felt so unwelcome. Don't stay long term. The rail was fun.

My husband and I were heading westbound on Interstate 10, in Mobile, Alabama we became tired and…read morewe're looking for a place to stay for one or two nights. Our needs were very simple we wanted water, electric, and hopefully cable and Wi-Fi. A laundry room would also be nice, and some local places to eat. There is nothing fancy about the I-10 campground RV park, but they had everything that we wanted at a reasonable price. This is a Good Sam campground. This campground is speckled with huge Live Oak trees and has barbecue smokers, picnic tables, covered areas for picnics, and a beautiful inground pool. Some of the buildings appear a little rundown however they are functional. This campground has many long-term residents. Dogs are permitted. The manager, (I forgot his name) was very friendly and helpful. He is at your disposal 24/7. We had trouble connecting to cable and he came right away and tried to help, however, for some reason, was unsuccessful. We had no trouble with any other utilities. This campground is less than 3 miles from shopping (including Walmart), restaurants, fast food restaurants, auto parts stores and gas stations. It is merely one exit away on I-10. We loved the convenience of this, but also relished it's distance from the campground. We enjoyed our stay here and upon our return trip, we spent another couple of days here. As previously stated, this is not a fancy RV park, but the slots are somewhat roomy and the "old south" atmosphere really captured our hearts. We've already had two separate stays here on our last trip, and I do know we will stay here again.

Stayed one night at I-10 Kampground while passing through the area. The pool looked clean and…read moreseemed like it would be nice on a hot day, which was one of the positives of the stay. Unfortunately, several things made the experience less than ideal. The WiFi was extremely slow to almost nonexistent, which made it difficult to get anything done online. The bathrooms were locked during our stay, and the office closed before 4 PM with no staff visible on site, so it was hard to get assistance if needed. The campground seemed to function more like a long-term work camp than a typical overnight RV stop. There were quite a few older RVs that appeared to be permanent residents. We also noticed a lot of feral cats around the property, and several residents were driving through the campground pretty fast, which made it feel a bit unsafe for walking around. It worked for a quick overnight stop, but based on our experience we probably wouldn't choose to stay here again.

The tour was interesting and the guides were humorous and kind. The boat was a piece of crap. It is…read morea large pontoon with a plywood roof and rows of inward-facing hard bench seats. What is the point of a tour when the seats face inward? Why is there no padding? It would be more comfortable to drive a Mexican school bus along the causeway. Not great for 90 minutes and I can only imagine how trying it is for three hours. No way I could go back unless they change the seats. Absolutely must have some semblance of padding and backrests, and face forward or outward.

It's my anniversary weekend so I booked us a couple of spots on the Delta Explorer as a surprise…read moreadventure for my hubby. He's a huge history buff and they were doing the Civil War cruise today. We boarded the large pontoon at Blakeley State Park and set off down the Tensaw River, then doubled back down the Apalachee and Blakeley Rivers, for an hour and a half trip led by Captain Steve, and two very knowledgeable Blakeley Park Rangers, Mike and Brian. Along the way, we learned about the forts that were built to protect Mobile as we passed the sights of major battles of Fort Blakeley and saw where Forts Tracy and Huger once stood. We could see the remnants of the walls of Fort Huger, which was built on a mound in the marshes near where the Blakeley River flows into Mobile Bay. The sight of Spanish Fort was not preserved and now has a subdivision built where it once stood. On the two screens on the boat, they displayed a power point presentation featuring the Union Generals and their troops, the maps of the battles, and the underwater torpedos. We also learned about the extensive research on these lesser known, nonetheless, important battles of the Civil War, as they led to the fall of Mobile on April 12, 1865. While aboard, we watched and eagle chase an osprey, a flock of pelicans, and another lone pelican that decided to give us an up close and personal look at him, as if he were a plant by the Explorer crew to remind us that they also host a birding cruise. In addition to the Civil War cruise and birding cruise, they host a sunset cruise, port of Mobile cruise, an adventure cruise, a luncheon cruise, and a Bottle Creek Mound cruise. The pontoon is equipped with a restroom, more than enough life jackets for everyone on board, and the boat and Captain meet the Coast Guard requirements. We were in good hands. We only paid $27 per person and it was well worth it. The cruise was so fun and relaxing, we're already taking about taking the port cruise, sunset cruise and the Bottle Creek Mound cruise. The cruises are set up through Blakeley State Park, and they post information about them on their Facebook page and website if you're interested in going on a boating adventure.

We had an awesome time here ! We did a short weekend get away. It was so much fun! Weather was…read moreperfect in October. We stayed in the hideaway cabin. It was great for the 2 of us plus my pup! We really enjoyed the balcony. Nancy was informative and friendly! Fire wood is sold on site. I miss this camp ground already. I will be bringing my whole family next time!

usually come here every year with my family for the Fourth of July to celebrate. The park is…read morenormally great. It's full of good people. The managers are great. You have a little barbecue area. However, this year they have a new manager who feels the park is her home you're no longer allowed to use the barbecue area. you're no longer allowed to ride ATVs. They're no longer allowed to shoot fireworks. only her family can do these things . The bathrooms are nasty, feminine product papers all over the floor. smells like raw sewage in laundry area. honestly hoping someone else purchases the property or I will not be going back as long as under this management.