Home of Charleston Southern University! Stadium was clean and well organized. I was able to go for…read morea game and it was their homecoming! It was an amazing experience. The only issue I had was the tickets had section and seat numbers, but the stadium doesn't not have seat numbers. That was confusing at first. Outside of that, great location and game because they won!

My first time to the new(er) Charleston Battery soccer stadium (that also houses the College of…read moreCharleston soccer games). Fairly standard metal outdoor bleacher seating, although reserved seats (for an increased price) have seats with backs to them. There is a large screen where multiple cameras at times show what is happening, or did happen (especially when a foul is called), on the field. The multiple beer stands and the multiple food trucks are at one end, and unfortunately it was the end of the stadium away from me. Still, we arrived early and had a wood fired pizza ($14 for a medium size) and one cold beer each. There was a good (but loud) band down at the food and beer locations. We were there with a work group, so it was a lively evening, although the Charleston Battery soccer team lost to Charlotte by 3-0. PLEASE NOTE that this stadium moved from Daniel Island, SC and now is at Patriot's Point in Mt. Pleasant.

Great place! The…read moreRiverdogs offer fun games to watch, the arena is a great size, and the prices for both food and seats are great. I came on 6/26, which was a firework and country night. It was fun to see all the country themed activities, including a petting zoo. And the firework finale was very well done.

A fantastic night at the Charleston Riverdogs. A fun game with a Country theme, Friday fireworks,…read moreand a petting zoo. The vendors were really accommodating the entire time. We are eagerly anticipating our next trip to the Riverdogs

We have been to several children's museums in different states and honestly this is our least…read morefavorite. The kids definitely still had fun, but not as much as in other places. This one is kind of small. They did have a cool outside area with putt putt and parts to make loopty loop tracks for the golf balls which my son liked. My daughter liked "working" at the seafood restaurant. They both enjoyed "shopping" in the grocery store, but the check out area/scanners weren't working. Overall, glad we visited once, but for the size vs the price, we probably wont be back.

We visited with our kids on 8/16/26 from 2:30 PM-4:30 PM. and had mixed feelings about our trip…read more The exhibits are great for a smaller museum, well thought out for young children and clearly designed with care. Unfortunately, none of the staff were welcoming and didn't even acknowledge us being there outside of checking in. The only time the staff talked to the children was when reprimanding them. There was no real warmth or friendliness, which was disappointing for a place centered around kids' experiences. Also be prepared to stand for a majority of them time because you have to stay with your kids but they don't provide anywhere to sit besides child size seats and not very many of them. So keep that in mind if you aren't able to spend long periods of time standing. If your child is older than 7, they will be bored in about an hour. If they're older than 11, they will be bored the whole time. It's decorated nicely and the areas are cute. That's about all it has going for it. Just kind of pathetic compared to other city's museums. I don't find it to be worth the money at all. It also smells weird but it's probably because the building looks to be 100 years old. They could use some tips from the Children's museum in Greenville. It blows this one out of the water in multiple ways.

This is a cute little museum in the heart of downtown Summerville. We have been here for several…read moreevents and everyone is so nice. My daughter enjoys the kids club and the fossil room. Be sure to check out the mourning wreath made of human hair!

Was walking by with the kids and decided to stop in. It was a quick little museum, and ad a heads…read moreup adults are $10 (kids are free). The history was really interesting, I didn't know Summerville had that much in its past besides just being a sleepy small southern town. It was definitely worth stopping in for that. J.Ja

I was so excited to visit this spot as it has been on my radar since before opening. The staff were…read moreso friendly explaining the different attractions and deals. The attractions consistent of an arcade, axe throwing, duckpin bowling, and mini golf. The eat and play deal Item + $10 play card or for $21 or $20 play card for $29 on selected food items. The pickle spears were so delicious! The arcade area itself felt very spacious, vibrant colors, with televisions surrounding the building throughout. The restaurant and bar area were in the back of the building. There are accessible restrooms as well as onsite parking. Such a cute place to visit for a date night or with friends!

I visited briefly.... once. Upon entering the staff was friendly and welcoming. The interior was…read morevery dark (the lighting) I noticed a bar in the center of the location and found most of the chairs throughout were high top or pub style chairs. This seems odd since children will likely visit with their parents and small children would struggle to climb into these chairs. We were told they had mini golf (9 holes) we found this was not traditional mini golf. Each hole was separated from the other holes, and each hole was also up on a platform so players are constantly stepping up to play and down to walk to the next hole..it was strange and annoying all at once. We left after this. I noticed some arcade games and an ax throwing area. I think this place might have potential, maybe a place to meet up with friends ect. Personally, I don't like the area that it's located in so I may not frequent this place very often.

I've been to this football stadium for several Citadel Football games along with Charleston Food +…read moreWine Festival and the Mimosa festival. The stadium has plenty of seats to enjoy the local game. They have a great selection of concession food and plenty of restrooms. They have gravel parking lots across the street and it's a short walk to the stadium. Great place to watch college football!

Was at this venue for a fraternity gathering. It provided ample area for our guests to mingle,…read moredance and enjoy food. The decorations provided by the Citadel show accomplishments and provided enough ambient lighting to make the mood! The view from the outside made me think this is the place to be for all home games.

One of my favorite parts of Charleston! King street is always so lively and fun! If you've never…read morebeen - you need to come check it out.

We enjoyed our first time at the Second Sunday happening. What a great way to enjoy this great…read moreshopping experience on King St in downtown Historic Charleston. So many things to do at a leisurely traffic free pace! We had lunch at Joyland, walked over and enjoyed iced coffee & treats (the BROWNIE is to DIE FOR) at Mudhouse Specialty Coffee Shop and ventured over to Bubbies Cookies to take home some treats. This is a venture to enjoy with family and friends!!