This was a surprisingly fun and nostalgic experience! Bring cash or pay a high surcharge to use a…read morecredit card. Will definitely return, but will try to go on a weekday when its less busy. They do bday parties too in a separate section which is nice. Bathrooms are clean. Owner is a fun guy with character. The place could be a little cooler inside, but there were quite alot of people in there on a Saturday afternoon. People are pretty good about not hogging a machine, but you get a few who you may have to ask. Overall good vibes. Great place to take kids!

This is an amazing video game arcade. They have lots of classic games with some newer games. We…read morespent over an hour playing jaws pinball. If you buy an admission band. You can leave and sight see. Then you can come back all day to play games. Their to order snacks are nice too. Wonderful stop for any family.

My sisters and I had to stop by Ripley's Believe It or Not! St. Augustine while we were in town. We…read morehave such nostalgic memories visiting the Ripley's Believe It or Not! Atlantic City when we were younger, so seeing one here brought back a lot of fun memories for us. The museum was just as quirky and fascinating as we remembered--full of oddities, interactive exhibits, and interesting facts that make you stop and say "no way!" We had a great time walking through the different rooms together, laughing and pointing out all the strange and unbelievable things on display. It was such a fun and nostalgic experience for us, and we're really glad we decided to visit while in St. Augustine. If you enjoy unusual exhibits and a bit of weird history, this is definitely a fun stop to add to your trip.

So cool and fun it is definitely only for adults and teenagers only not kids lots of history fun…read moremany different types of things so cool it's a fun house definitely come early before the crowds so important or the weekdays bring family and friends have fun enjoy relaxing joyful so incredible i love the staff so kind and knowledgeable and helpful people thank you so much for the community! From Lauren

Do not let the name of this place turn you off...it's a mouthful, but it really is worth a visit…read more We've been here a couple of times now and my niece calls it "the bug museum" as there's a lot to see here - mosquitoes, bees, ants and more. The staff are welcoming and knowledgeable on the research and educational components of the experience. There's lots to see and a nice coloring and activity center for kids (sometimes with special arts and crafts activities). The highlight for my niece is the helicopter that she can "fly" on mosquito treatment missions. There's a serene garden space as well as a playground. Parking and admission are free - just be sure to check hours as they are not open every day of the week.

We used this as a fun rest stop off I-95. We learned a lot about mosquitoes and the staff was…read morefriendly. We spent an hour but could've easily spent another hour if we didn't want to hit the road.

Add the Lightner Museum as a stop when visiting St. Augustine! The museum is located in the heart…read moreof the city in what use to be the Alcazar Hotel, a Gilded Age Resort. The building architecture and the gardens are beautiful. There were many collections to peruse, which were housed on 3 levels. It took us about two hours to make our way through, but you could easily spend 3 if you take your time and read everything. The floors all have a front and rear. The best suggestion we were given is to start on the 3rd floor an make our way down. The staff on hand were friendly and readily available to answer any of your questions. You can make a reservation for lunch at the Cafe, which is located on the lower level of what was once a pool.

Love coming here! The history of the museum is fascinating and the exhibits are amazing! If you…read morelove art this is a place you'll not want to miss! You might even want to continue to support them by becoming a member. TIP: You can become a member of the museum for as little as $50. per year. Membership supports everything they do at the museum, from exciting new exhibitions and engaging programs, to the preservation of their historic building and collections. According to their website, every membership to the Lightner Museum includes: * Unlimited free admission to the museum's permanent galleries and exhibitions for a full year * Invitations to Members-only previews of special exhibitions * Discounts on select events and programs There are many more perks and additional levels of membership. For additional information and to purchase memberships online, go to lightnermuseum.org Support your local arts.

Have been here multiple times and love the experience…read more Kind of a "not super popular" place so it's pretty relaxing to go on tours here without a huge crowd. Staff are always friendly and welcoming. The exhibits are AMAZING. Not only do they display torture devices- but they have wax figures to show how the devices would be used. Their tickets are very cheap too and always recommend coming here if you're walking around St. Augustine, especially on George St.

This museum focuses on torture, punishment, and execution methods from medieval times and other…read moreeras. Displays include the rack, iron maiden, torture chair, Spanish boot, pillory, barrel for drunkards, scales for determining witch status, and more. The 100+ items are replicas or recreations, but they're life-size and historically accurate. The museum is part of a chain with locations in Chicago and LA, and admission includes an audio guide for your phone. It was interesting, but definitely dark and not for everyone. They also use wax figures to show how the devices worked, which makes it feel even more intense. Only complaint: Price is a bit high and less worth it IMO...

Decided to chaperone my 2nd grader's field trip here today and kids and adults alike had a good…read moretime. The educational tour with charismatic guides were informative and fun filled. In over 2 decades of living in the area, I am floored it took me this long to visit. Kids had the chance to role play to learn about Ponce De Leon, Pedro Menendez de Aviles and the various Indian tribes of Florida (some friendly, some not so!). Kids got to make craft shell necklaces, get their face painted, played games of old, learn the art of candle making, and so much more.

Blegh! This is terrible unless you're two years old and gullible! The guide did not let us explore…read moreon our own, our group was only adults and he did not know how to translate his speech to adults. The things he said were not factual at all - Natives did not live to be 110 years old and were 8 ft tall and spaniards were not "Dwarves with bearded ladies". The woman at the front desk probably drank a little bit before coming to work, and I accidentally bought a groupon for 4 people, and was not reimbursed. The Dubloons they give you as store credit aren't even enough to buy greeting cards! Update, on second thought maybe this is a skip for adult only parties, but looks nice for kids.

The Colonial Quarter is the heart of the downtown historic district of St Augustine…read more As a whole, there are a few attractions for the kiddies like live blacksmithing, cannon blasts and climbing a watchtower, but mostly adult activities. Kids will get bored within thirty minutes then feed their face with ice cream, pizza and popcorn to stop the tears. The live rock and roll music at the Colonial Oak Music Park thats hosts two bars was fantastic. Directly across from the oldest wooden school house in the USA. Fun times here if you are a history buff.

This place is so fun for concerts, I've been many times and I always enjoyed. The place have some…read morepicnic tables, you can buy food next door and they sell drinks there. The only thing is that you have to go to the public bathroom sometimes and it's disgusting to be honest. But if you eat next door you can use the bathroom there.

This exhibit closed in 2020! See online posting. Sad it cannot be visited anymore. Hope it comes…read moreback someday.

Fascinating! When my…read moreson said he wanted to go to this I was a tad apprehensive since I have a weak stomach with anything dealing with the human body. But WOW...this is amazing! It is extremely well done and informative. Please keep in mind these are real bodies and real body parts. People and families have donated their bodies or loved ones, so please be respectful. No pictures or videos are allowed. Ever wonder what you are feeling here? Or there? Or...what's in there? Or where is "that" located? You may be surprised at what lies beneath your skin unless you have taken a course, are a doctor, nurse, etc. or are in any other field/profession that required a course in anatomy. Most of us just don't know or we Google it. With that said, we think we know or may know...but this exhibit really lets you know everything and if it's not addressed, ask the staff a question. The exhibit shows you the inner parts and workings of the human anatomy. It is very "human" for the lack of a better term and everyone can connect with this exhibit in some way. They have healthy things on display and the way it "should look" and have sliced things down...quite literally...so you can see everything going on inside. They have not-so-healthy items on display as well so you can see the difference and the impact. The life cycles of the fetuses was extremely informative...and yes, emotional. Seeing what the impact of being an athlete or smoker can have on the body is quite intriguing. These are only a few things, but there is much more in this small venue. I highly recommend this exhibit. Young or old...child and adults alike "get something" from this display. It helps all of us understand what is going on with us individually or each other. It is quite compelling to say the least. It is located across the street from the Old Jail and next to the Subway. There is plenty of free parking (for guest only) and tickets can be bought on site. Children under 4 are free...and yes, children love this. I made a joke about it since I was concerned about myself, but I saw it firsthand...they are very interested in it. There is a Senior & Veteran discount as well. Please note there is no restroom onsite, not even for guests. You can find out more information about the exhibit at their website: https://www.explorerealbodies.com/ & Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BodiesHumanTheExhibitionOfRealBodies/ Thank you for bringing this to St. Augustine!