What an absolute blast!! I needed to get away and decided to take a road trip up to Sandusky and…read moreget some water therapy. I googled boat trips and this came up! This is a 45 minute tour/ride and cost is $50 per adult and $45 for children up to age 10. This airboat is owned by a husband and wife. Definitely recommend to call ahead and schedule a ride time. There are a total of 6 seats available for passengers or if you don't mind sitting on ground you can add more. Each chair has a handle to hold onto to and noise cancelling headphones are provided as air boats are very loud. Definitely recommend bringing a spare set of clothes as you will get wet. What an absolute blast this was. You totally need to check it out next time you're in Sandusky. I felt like I was a rock gliding across the water. Man oh man was this totally worth the drive!!

Awesome trip! Captain Tony was a great host! Those airboats are fast. Saw some neat houses and…read morenature. Highly recommended!!!

Our group of four did the kayak sunset tour with Dawn. It was our favorite part of the weekend we…read morespent at Kelly's Island! She was safety conscious, very friendly and knowledgeable, and shared the island's history with us during the two-hour tour. We had a wonderful time. Thank you!!!

Dawn was amazing with her knowledge of the history of the island and was an awesome guide! She…read moretook us to all areas of the island and we really enjoyed the back roads less traveled. The e-bikes made it easy to go the distance. Enjoyed the 2 hours immensely. Highly recommend!

This tour was awesome! We went down the Huron River and got to enjoy the many birds and nature…read more We brought snacks and drinks, but we didn't have any. A bottle of water and binoculars were all we needed. There are several American bald Eagle nest along the way, and we got to see the adults and some young fledglings. Tom, the owner, was the tour guide. He was so knowledgeable about the birds, the Huron area, and nature in general. The bicycle seats are a bit uncomfortable; however he is removing them and putting in comfortable swivel seats after this season ends in October. I would like to come back next spring or fall to see the different seasons.

A great boat tour of the Huron River! Enjoy the serenity of the river with music and drinks (byob)…read more( it doesn't have to be alcoholic). There are several American bald Eagle nest along the way, and if you're lucky, you'll spot the legendary river monster! Check out there web site or stop by in Huron on your way to Cedar Point! (10 min away)

Just came back from NYC. Everything was perfect! Our bus had a flat on our last day as we were…read morefinishing breakfast which delayed coming home later but the hotel and our tour guide were very professional with 55 or more people. We were lucky we didn't get stuck in Times Square Saturday night with the flat tire, we'd probably still be there! Our driver Al was the BEST! You should see the way he drove in Manhattan with all the traffic and pedestrians. He could maneuver our coach down a one way street between a parked catering truck and a big box truck! Russ our tour guide was fabulous as well. Very personable, informative and all around fun. Once I recover from this trip I'm going to look up another destination with this duo. Personally, I give this tour a 11/10. They went above and beyond. Thank you Al, Russ and Great Day Tours!

We used Great Day for our wedding transportation for gursts from hotel to venue and venue back to…read morehotel at the end of the reception. They were on time and were able to provide us with a large 55 passenger bus which was great to transfer a lot of people at once. In the world of wedding where anytime you put the word wedding in it the price increases by 3x, Great day was really well priced compared to any other transportation company I spoke with. They were quick to respond and flexible to changes of location as wedding plans evolved. My friends also used them and had a good experience as well. Only 1 negative was at the end of the night going back to the hotel the radio was not working so that kinda put a damper on things but lucky in today's age we have phones and played music on our phones to help keep the party rolling. I would highly recommend.

Took the family to African Safari Wildlife Park and it did NOT disappoint. The kids loved feeding…read morethe animals right from the car--honestly felt like we were in a safari (minus the plane ticket ). Animals were super active and came right up to us. The walk-through area was a nice bonus too. Definitely one of those places where you leave thinking, "yeah, that was worth it." Would 100% go again.

Very awesome cool experience! It was raining when we did the drive thru, but it wasn't when we did…read morethe walk through and so we did that first. We got 2 cups of food and the cow/deer thing poured all of my food onto the floor, so thanks a lot. Big deer were putting there heads into our car and so it was kind of scary. Other than that, I really recommend you do this.

Love love love history. Oldest functioning lighthouse. Very cool…read more Park is serene Came on a Sunday morning. Gift shop not open but that's ok

Marblehead Lighthouse State Park is a great spot for a relaxing and scenic visit along Lake Erie…read more We went last weekend and were able to tour the lighthouse, which was definitely worth it. Admission was $5 per person, and kids 5 and under were free. The volunteers were friendly and shared a brief but interesting history of the lighthouse and how it's been used over the years. Once inside, be ready for a bit of a climb as there are 77 narrow spiral steps leading up to an outdoor observation area. The view is worth it to see beautiful sights of Lake Erie. Even if it's not that clear of a day, you can still see Cedar Point and the Lake Erie islands in the distance. The park itself is very well maintained and offers easy access to the shoreline while still feeling safe and family-friendly. It's a peaceful place to sit, relax, and enjoy the lake breeze and sounds. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area.

AMTRAK TRAIN SERVICE - SANDUSKY, OH 1200 North Depot St. at…read moreShelby St. Sandusky, OH 44870 4 Miles From Cedar Point Amusement Park http://www.amtrak.com/servlet/ContentServer?pagename=am/am2Station/Station_Page&code=SKY TRAIN STATION SERVICE FEATURES ============================= YES: ==== Handicapped Accessible Restrooms on Train & Station Handicapped Accessible Wheelchair lift to trains Handicapped Parking (Requires State Permit) Tickets purchase on Trains (Arrive @ Station 30 mins prior to departure) Payphone at Station 20 Short-term Parking Spaces 20 Long-term Parking Spaces Amtrak Guest Rewards (see below) NO: === No Enclosed Waiting Area No Ticket Office No Quik-Trak Kiosk No Lounge No ATM No Elevator No WiFi at Station/Train No Checked Baggage Service No Baggage Service No Baggage Carts No Baggage Storage No Baggage Assistance No Lockers No Parking Attendant No Accessible Water Fountain No Station Hours 2 TRAINS STOPS DAILY AT THE SANDUSKY STATION ========================================== Capitol Limited - (14 Stops in 18 Hours) Washington, DC - Pittsburgh - Cleveland - Chicago Train Stops: Washington D.C., Rockville, Harpers Ferry, Martinsburg, Cumberland, Connellsville, Pittsburgh, Alliance, Cleveland, Elyria, Sandusky, Toledo, Waterloo, Elkhart, South Bend, Chicago Train number(s).........29 (Washington, D.C.-Chicago) - Arrival: 4:02 AM Train number(s).........30 (Chicago-Washington, D.C.) - Arrival: 12:40 AM Capitol Limited - On-board services ========================== Distance traveled: 764 miles (1,230 km) Class(es): Coach and First Seating arrangements Airline-style coach seating Sleeping arrangements Superliner Roomette (2 beds) Family Bedroom (4 beds) Superliner Bedroom (2 beds) Superliner Bedroom Suite (4 beds) Superliner Accessible Bedroom (2 beds) Catering facilities Dining car with full china service[2] Observation facilities Sightseer Lounge Car http://www.amtrak.com/capitol-limited-train ================================ Lake Shore Limited - (7 Stops in 20 Hours) New York/Boston - Albany - Chicago Train Stops: New York, Albany, Boston, Buffalo, Cleveland, Sandusky, Southbend, Chicago Distance traveled 959 miles (1,543 km) (Chicago-New York) 1,017 miles (1,637 km) (Chicago-Boston) Average journey time 20 hours (Chicago-New York) 22 hours 40 minutes (Chicago-Boston) Service frequency Daily Train number(s).........48/448.......(Chicago-New York) - Arrival: 4:12 AM Train number(s).........49/449.......(Chicago-Boston) - Arrival: 4:55 AM Lake Shore Limited On-board services ============================ Sleeping arrangements Roomettes and bedrooms Catering facilities Dining car and on-board cafe http://www.amtrak.com/lake-shore-limited-train OTHER AMTRAK FEATURES ====================== Amtrak Guest Rewards - http://tinyurl.com/AmtrakGuestRewards

It was, without any comparison, the worse experience with travel, of my adult life. On the Ohio…read moreend, Amtrak employees were completely absent. The station was locked. There were no signs, posted information, no employees to explain train traveling to those with questions, nothing. We got there, and just hoped we were in the right place. It was very nerve wracking. On the Chicago end, forget about it. The employees in the station were rude, unhelpful, arrogant and acted like everything about train travel should have been common knowledge--- "what do you mean you don't know the train starts boarding 30-45 minutes before it is scheduled to leave?" There is no information on the app, none of this is printed on the ticket-- My Aunt handed her ticket to the baggage agent and asked him to please show her where it was explained that her bags had to be checked an hour before boarding; he started reading... his response, "well, it's not clearly stated here, ma'm, but, if you go online ( he circled the website) it will explain all this information." Seriously? Does Amtrak not know they can clearly post all this information IN THE STATION? SOMEWHERE? How about posting all the cities the trains, boarding from each gate, are going to make stops at? "Gate C " Train stops at: South Bend, Indiana, Waterloo, Indiana, This town, Indiana, Toledo, Ohio Sandusky, Ohio Etc." Instead, my daughter and I got downstairs and stoped at the gate that read, "Gates, A, B, C, and D." We thought, okay, this is our line. We stood in that line for about 10 minutes before my daughter realized we were in the wrong place... again, no one in a uniform to ask, and we ran to the other gate C, only to be told by a very rude employee, "Sorry, Ma'm we just closed boarding for this train." Insert SSSSSCCCCCRRREEAAAMMMMMM, here. An image of me punching him dead in the face flashed through my mind. Never again. NEVER. We paid $74 more dollars, waited 3 more hours, and finally got on the 9:30 pm train. Where we FROZE. "Holy Icebox, Batman, we have to help these human popsicles!" Our train car was so cold, people started taking their bags down from the overhead, and putting on clothes over the clothes they were wearing PLUS their blankets. We asked a conductor about it, he said "i'll see if I can turn it down". Apparently, he meant it, because it seemed to get even colder as the night wore on. My bones hurt! It was horrible. My daughter and I were holding each other, while curled up, in our seats, for warmth. I don't know how people travel this way. Even if this was just a one-off for Amtrak, it was such a magnificently bad one, that I will never, willingly, schedule another train trip. Horse and buggy would be better. Motorcycle would be better. TRICYCLES would be better. Nothing, nothing, NOTHING, even comes close to reaching the level of sheer ineptitude and madness that Amtrak occupies. My husband's assessment, there is a reason Amtrak is going bankrupt. I don't know, maybe I'll see if there are any zeppelins heading my way, next time I want to take a trip, to Chicago.

We were treated to the Eastern Erie Winery Tour the end of the summer. We were visiting our friends…read morein the area and they booked it. What a GREAT time!! My husband and I were impressed with the quality and diversity of the regional wines. Dick Ries led our tour and was OUTSTANDING! Informative and engaged and charming! He was knowledgeable across the board and was connected with the staff and operations at each of our stops. We've done lots of wine tastings and tours over the years and I was wondering if I'd learn anything new AND I DID! The packet they provided for the tour was excellent and VERY useful and informative. It was a beautiful day and the wineries were gorgeous and treated us like royalty. It was a treat to be delivered to each location and to just sit back and enjoy the ride. I really can't say enough good things about this thoroughly enjoyable experience! We hope to return to the area to take the Western wineries' tour. Thank you, Rick, for a GREAT afternoon!!

Did the $40 per man 5 min. Helicopter ride from PIB airport. Seemed much longer than 5 min but…read morethat's the quote. Loved it!! Great safety record, nice little Robinson 4 seater. 2 man min to go for a ride. They also offer the $100 per man super ride but I didn't go for it. Always wanted to ride in a chopper, magnum pi style and this sure fit the bill. I'm guessing the pilot was a military man, great dude and fine pilot. Felt very safe and yet was hyperventilating from the excitement. U can feel the wind up there, views for miles!! Do it, it's a blast and so easy. If u see the chopper just grab a date and go up and book!! Once in a lifetime thing!!!! Love it 5 stars.

Michael and Shane were WONDERFUL! Michael was very knowledgeable and honest about what kind of…read morewait times we could expect! Shane let my friend and I explore and take pictures during the ride, but did point out some very cool points and gave us some interesting facts. HIGHLY recommend! Way less scarier than any plane!