The Maritime and Seafood Industry museum was a neat place to visit during my stay in Biloxi, the…read moretour guide was full of stories and interesting things to look at along the way. There was a lot of thought put into the architecture of the building and it was also made handicap accessible from outside to inside (elevator access). There is parking in front as well. If your in the area and your all things water enthusiast- I suggest checking this place out :)

I saw this place as We were just driving around. I told my husband before we go home lets go here…read more So We specifically waited to leave to visit here. I thought it was a very interesting place and it was much more than I thought. All in all I am glad we went ! I think it's a nice museum . I think any visitor to Biloxi should give this museum a visit! I enjoyed it :)

Excellent outdoor activity. Informative, interactive and the staff are very pleasant. Great way to…read moresee the coastline from the water. Very reasonably price.

They need to be better organized! Traffic is a mess. The vendors they now have exhibiting make it…read morelook like a big garage sale. The fact they only take cards and no cash is crazy too. I'm sure the coast makes a bundle but the people running it need to do better. Definitely not like it used to be!

I was told I can't eat food here because I don't have my ID? Makes no sense at all, it was 8:00pm…read moreon Sunday and I was looking to get some wings and watch the game instead the bartender was super rude and refused me service simply bc I didn't have my ID on me.

I have been here before, not when they were at this location, but the one across the street. This…read moreis a much larger building, more room. They have things well organized in distinct areas, room for play. This would be a great spot to have a kids birthday party. The day I went it was not too busy. Plenty of room to move around. Great history. I liked the video about the history of how this came to be and the videos on how model trains work. Reasonable admission prices.

More than I expected and my grandkids loved it! So many interactive choices from contolling trains…read morewith a button to building your own bridges and tunnels with huge LEGO's. There is also a play area to climb and slide!

We stay here during Cruisin the Coast in October. You won't find more accommodating folks than…read morehere. They're not well known for their hotel because they can't advertise. The rate we pay is so affordable and it's a beautiful property. We watch the sunrise with our coffee and late in the day,sit in lawn chairs and watch the classic cars go by while the sun goes down. If you need a hotel I highly recommend them, there's not all the bell and whistles like the franchise, BUT neither is the price. The following is a Google search which explains what they are!! Book it, you won't be disappointed!! Seashore Assembly is a spiritual renewal and community on the Mississippi Gulf Coast, tracing its roots back to 1872 when Methodists from New Orleans first established the campground.Facilities and AccommodationsThe grounds host a variety of meeting spaces, overnight lodging, and scenic areas ideal for retreats, youth camps, conferences, and beachside weddings.Lodging & Gathering: Includes historic buildings like Van Hook Hall and the Leggett United Methodist Church, as well as the Casey Center and the Pavilion for larger group functions.Recreation: The grounds feature scenic coastal settings, customized retreat planning, team-building activities, and beachside campfires with marshmallow roasting and storytelling.Visiting DetailsLocation: 1400 Leggett Drive, Biloxi, MS 39530Office Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30 AM to 5:00 PMContact: (228) 436-6767Website: Discover more about their accommodations and ministry mission on the Seashore Assembly website.

The cabin we stayed in was great , very quiet and nice. Across from beach .The staff is great come…read morevisit them when here on vacation.

What a great museum with a wonderful gentleman working! Well volunteering. This museum is run off…read moredonations and is only open on Saturdays. You can email or call if you want to visit on another day. This museum is packed with the history of the fire department in this area. I would recommend to anyone visiting the area.

This is one of the most unique art museums I've ever seen in the best way possible. Highlights…read moreinclude an entire community center painted with mind blowing wall-to-wall murals and a secret room from Anderson's home now attached to museum. What an interesting family of artists the Andersons were, and this museum does a great job of documenting this family's history and artistic influence on the area. This museum is an absolute must-see for anyone who appreciates art, quirky attractions, local history, etc. There is easy, free parking by the museum and a cute, delicious coffee shop right behind it as well. I definitely recommend spending the day walking around and exploring this very arts-friendly community.

What a complete and pleasant surprise! I wasn't expecting such an amazing and comprehensive…read morecollection and tour. I highly recommend doing the audio tour. It's extremely well done and gives you such an incredible look inside of his life. The staff was incredibly friendly and it was an overall great experience.

I've been coming to Biloxi for years and somehow have never been in town at the same time as the…read moreShuckers, until today. It's a small park, and not a bad seat in the park. I brought my 6 year old niece and we had home plate box seats in Sec. 102, Row 4. The net now goes all the way down baseline into outfield, so Ticketmaster seating chart is inaccurate. Had I known that, I would've bought the cheapest seat towards the outfield. Tickets for my game, June 2026, seemed to run $11-30. It's easy to enter and exit the park. There's a small pro shop and plenty of food and drink vendors but prices are high, on level with what you'd pay at a MLB game. $5 water, $10 hotdog, ball caps were $30-50, etc. Their website seems to offer a lot of game night promos, it was 2 for 1 night when we went but finding out what was on special was difficult when I did finally get answers after asking 3 staffers, it really wasn't a 2 for 1, more like combo deals. Our game ended up being suspended due to weather but they offered the opportunity to return for free to a future game this season. In the end, the experience was OK. In the future I'd come back but I'd buy the cheapest ticket and eat beforehand.

This is a great little minor-league ballpark. It's fancy enough to be nice, but it still has a…read moresmall, intimate feel that adds to the fun. The facilities and clean and well-kept. Parking is easy and cheap. The ticket prices are reasonable. The Shuckers have a lot of giveaways and family nights and fireworks every Friday. The atmosphere is very friendly and local and laid-back. We go whenever we can and we always have a good time. The food is actually pretty good. Of course it's a little pricey, because it's ballpark food. Lots of food to choose from - hot dogs (of course), pizza, chicken, BBQ, nachos, popcorn, the usual stuff you expect to see. Lots of beer options, draft beers or cans, in whatever variety you like.