This is a cute little arcade, of to the side from the water park at Blue Harbor…read more I think it's a bummer that you have to load a card that keeps track of your points and money and all that. I get the convenience, but it sort of cheapens or sterilizes the experience. It loses something when you can't see tickets pour out. Speaking of tickets- the prizes are SERIOUSLY lacking. I didn't really care about playing anything, because there was nothing to redeem that I actually wanted. There is a little build your own stuffed animal thing that's pretty cool though. I think this is good if you have wee kids, but older ones and adults will be bored.

getting popcorn is always a must have when going to the movies!…read more it was our first time trying the wrap and oh my was it delicious!! i love crunch of their big croutons!

We love coming, the recliners and food app are the best! Don't have to wait in long lines and I…read morealways bring a blanket for when it's chilly

Nothing to complain about here. There's free music (and bands you've actually heard of!), a lot of…read moretasty food, carnival games, a few rides, and of course, a ton of bratwursts and beer. It's a nice evening out in the park, and is worth stopping by.

Pricing for food is outrageous. We could actually go to a nice sit down restaurant for what vendors…read morewanted here. Could be why we saw so few people eating anything. Very disappointing. Theres no reason for the constant screaming we heard. The 2 bands we walked past were definitely start up garage bands that sounded awful. This fair has definitely gone downhill. Was not worth the $. There are much nicer fair grounds and fairs in our area to attend. Not one single John Deere implement on the grounds. If they pulled out, what does that tell you???

Who knew Sheboygan County could be so much fun! I was taken back by how huge and fun this was! Tons…read moreof food and entertainment options, including the races, animals, farm equipment, cars and more! Glad I made the journey to check it out.

Very beautiful old theater making more upgrades to an already amazing venue. Staff were friendly…read moreand helpful. Any seat would be great.

Excellent, intimate theatre. Not a bad seat in the house. Parking was super easy as there are many…read morefree lots that are blocks from the theatre. Would definitely attend a show here again.

The guy who wrote the bad review must be pissed he can't afford to live here. This is a town with a…read morelot of classic car festivals since they are so close to Road America. You can walk the streets at night and will be safe. Several restaurants and a bar or two in town. Candy and ice cream shops are open in summer and of course there are resorts and the lake. My only negative is most everything except the bars close down by 9 pm.

First class place Service is impeccable…read more Staff is amazingly courteous Rooms are nicely appointed Restaurant food is delicious but breakfast service is the only black mark. For two day's breakfast it took over 45 minutes to get our breakfast after ordering which was yogurt parfait and pancakes All in all wonderful experience

Excellent experience for a birthday celebration!! Thanks to my daughter for an amazing day!!…read moreExcellent food, service and atmosphere.

I will give this 5 Stars because it exists! At the time of the event Soviet Union was leading the…read moreSpace Race. Sputnik was circling the globe and many were worried that the United States could be attacked from space. On September 5, 1962 a piece of the Soviet Satellite came crashing down into the Wisconsin town of Manitowoc. The very spot that it landed is marked and you can stand where a piece of the first man made space object came back to earth.....albeit a small piece of it.

I was in high school, in 1962, when this piece of a Russian satellite crashed into 8th Street in…read moreManitowoc. The cops thought it was a piece of foundry slag, it was too hot to touch. They kicked it to the curb. After the significance of the event sank into the city's head, it became a big thing for a while. The original piece was given back to the Russians. The Russians had an attitude about the affair, they didn't really want to admit that their satellite crashed into the earth due to an uncontrolled descent. Two replicas were cast before the thing was returned to the Russians. The Republican party got one and the Democrats the other. Neither party really wanted it. So one of the replicas ended up in the Rahr West Museum There is a brass ring in the middle of 8th Street where the chunk landed and a stone marker on the curb. If you want to see the ring you'd better be quick and alert, as 8th Street is a major thoroughfare. Not much to see; but an interesting bit of local history. The Rahr West Museum is definitely worth a visit.