Not only impressive, but spooky and fun, as well. The audience participation was funny and…read morecreative, as were the acts. Incredible experience.

I really enjoy this! I bought a VIP seat right in the center of the stage, front row and I almost…read morefelt like I was in the middle of the show! It was also cool that they had a Haunted House Walkthrough before the main show. I would highly recommend! Search Paranormal Cirque on Youtube for my full review of this experience!!!

This little circus came to town in January 2026 and I thought I would give it a try because it was…read morebasically a mile from my house in the Broward Mall west parking lot. I took my mother and my adult daughter on a Wednesday night. We had handicapped seats, which were first come first serve, so I wanted to arrive early and get a good seat. We arrived about an hour early, and were able to park just steps from the entrance. When we walked in, we saw a room full of concessions : soda, popcorn, cotton candy, nachos, and all of the usual circus foods. There were only about four other people inside the big tent, and we were worried that it was going to be an empty house. Little by little it started to fill up and it got to be about half full. The handicapped seats were really good, lower level center, about five or six rows back. Before the show and during intermission they had vendors coming around selling the cotton candy, popcorn, soda, and also chocolate covered apples, chocolate covered, strawberries, and all kinds of light up toys that were catching the eyes of children. There were a few children there, but not too many since it was a Wednesday night. The show started pretty much right on time. There were dancers, jugglers, and acrobats and all kinds of dazzling costumes. They opened up with a big production with many people, and then went into an act with an aerial performer who swung by her arms , her feet, her hair and who also juggled while suspended. There were several different acrobatic acts, men and women in groups completing daring feats of balance and all sorts of gymnastics that included platforms, ladders, and even blindfolds. They also had a modern clown who entertained the crowd between acts. During intermission dancers and acrobats walked around selling novelties and taking photographs that they would try to sell. (I doubt anyone got out of there without spending an extra $15-$10). Overall it was very entertaining and something a little out of the ordinary. I know they had special prices for children....so don't miss it if Cirque Italia comes to your town!

BE VERY CAUTIOUS! I have not been to the show yet. I have tickets coming up but I was scammed in…read moreterms of who I bought the tickets from, the amount charged. I believed I was using the Cirque Italia website but it turned out to be a secondary seller that tripled the price of tickets. There is absolutely no recourse for cancelling, exchanging tickets and it is very difficult to get a real person to talk to about the issue.

One of a kind experience!! Definitely a must do if u r in or visiting miami. The staff are…read morereally amazing and the Facility is very well maintained. VR ARENA is totally worth the $$. Don't miss! Also tried the Bullet train the 360 ride.

Outdated vr attractions and headsets…read more Our group received the bare minimum of service Arena was pretty fun, but adverts and pictures still show full body tracking which they don't have anymore If you're going to experience true virtual reality, then it is better that you do so in your own home. Very poor initial impressions to anyone new to virtual reality...

Went in for 'an hour or two.' Emerged four hours later, sweaty, broke on arcade credits, and having…read morebeen lapped in go karts by 9yr old. Would get humbled again

Place is filthy and the worst part is the rude staff the lady that works at the front with a major…read moreattitude. If the owner knew the staff spoke to a customer like the way they speak they would not be working there. I left because the lady or girl working at the front had no manners and was nasty.

- This place is HUGE - Get the groupons if you want to go,…read moreit's basically half price - On one side there's two go-carting tracks, one for adults, one for kids, and some arcade games - On the other side, is a massive arcade, VR games, adult bar, and additional kid play areas - They have a cafeteria but I didn't try any food - The go-carts were really fun and they have machines were you can select your prizes from the arcade - Went with a group of adults and had a good time but head's up, it's mostly kids there

Completely disappointed. I'm a local and I've been coming here for the past couple years with my…read moredaughter almost every week. It seems every month new rules are being implemented. Previously was able to play with my daughter in the soft play area but now it's not allowed unless the parent purchases a pass as well. I myself never would jump on the trampoline but would watch my daughter play but now that is not allowed unless I also purchase a pass or you will have to sit outside the trampoline area out of view of your kid(s). If the parent purchases the pass you will than also have to purchase the socks or you will not be allowed in the area, even if your not jumping. You will notice all of the employees walking in and out of the trampoline area with their shoes on, all of the employees. Once after purchasing a pass I was told I needed to also get a card and then purchase tickets as well to enter the area which made no sense because I already purchased the 2 hour pass. None of the staff seems to be on the same page with what is happening or what the "current rules" are. They will usually close around 9pm but if you show up between 7pm-8pm they will still charge you for the full 2 hours even though your not getting it. No hourly rate and no discount for the time or pass for a following day just the full price for the 2 hours even though you don't get the time. The reason I'm now writing the review is to let people know my experience so that they can save their time. The new rule they are now implementing after I've been coming here for over two years is that in order for you to go to the trampoline area now you have to be 45 inches tall and my daughter is 2 inches shy of that and she has been coming to this place to play on the trampolines for a very long time and now all of a sudden she is no longer welcome because of her height. She is very disappointed and started crying there in front of everyone and couldn't understand because we have purchased so many pairs of socks every time we've come specifically for the trampoline area because you cannot go without their sock but now all of a sudden she's no longer welcome

Visited on a weekday when there were very few visitors. This place is a hidden gem, so beautiful…read moreand peaceful to walk around and reflect. Short film on the history of, which is amazing!!! Definitely worth the stop.

Extremely disturbing experience…read more I visited The Ancient Spanish Monastery with a friend expecting to pay the advertised $10 admission. We simply wanted to visit the property and take normal pictures of each other while we were there -- no professional photographer, no equipment, and no commercial photoshoot. I was told that because I was "well dressed," I would need to pay over $300 to take pictures. I explained very clearly that this was NOT a professional photoshoot. What disturbed me most was the explanation I was given: I was told that if I had come wearing jeans and a shirt, I would not be charged the additional fee, but because I was wearing a long dress, jewelry, and had my makeup done, I looked like I had money and therefore could afford to pay more. I also felt racially profiled during this interaction and extremely uncomfortable with the assumptions being made about me. A visitor's admission or photography fee should not be determined by how expensive an employee thinks they look, what they are wearing, or how much money an employee assumes they have. If there is a legitimate photography policy, it should be clearly published and applied equally to everyone based on what they are doing -- not based on their clothing, jewelry, makeup, race, or perceived financial status. I came expecting to enjoy a historic and religious site. Instead, I left feeling singled out, judged, and discriminated against. For this to happen at a place of religious significance made the experience even more disappointing.

So I actually won an oceanview room on the Groove Cruise from an Instagram contest. The cruise ship…read moreand ports of call seem to change each year but for the 15th anniversary of GCMIAMI in 2019 it was on the Celebrity Infinity out of Fort Lauderdale with a bar crawl in Key West, FL & an all day beach party with the DJ Kaskade in Cozumel, Mexico. Music was playing from the moment you entered Celebrity's Terminal 25 at Port Everglades until disembarkment: 96 straight hours of non-stop house, techno & trance music and special sets, like classic house, disco, and bass. Each day there was a different costume theme for the day & night. People went all out on the costumes & it was awesome. It was a non-stop party full of good music and fun people. All ages (21+), races, and genders danced in peace & harmony for 4 days straight. Most importantly, if you have ever been to a music festival, you will be absolutely spoiled by having music, food, drinks, bed, shower, and toilet only minutes away 24 hours a day.

Buyer beware. We purchased our tickets over 6 months ago and once the vaccine mandates came down…read morethe line we called Groove Cruise immediately to see if this would be required. We were told "we don't know yet" by the company and it was suggested that we should buy trip insurance. Well guess what, it was too late to add insurance to our itinerary. 10 days before Christmas it was announced that vaccines are required and we had until Dec. 20th to change the names on the cabin if not vaxxed - AKA 10 days to sell a $3,500 cabin right in the peak of the holidays. The company is completely unwilling to work with us on a refund or credit. We now have to sue them. I understand that we are in a pandemic and this is an ever moving and changing situation. This is completely unethical.

Amazing experience. A good selection of games and tours to choose from and great value. Staff was…read moreextremely helpful since this was our first try. Will definitely visit again! Visit and you will not be disappointed!

I was so looking forward to trying this place out at the Newport Beach Hotel lobby. Especially…read moresince I live nearby. But they were closed even though their schedule on Yelp said they were open from 5-10pm. The bartender in the lobby said they were only open seasonally on weekends. How do you make money with your doors closed? And they are overpriced. For $45 you can only play for one hour. In NYC for $30 I can play all day! I will try again on the weekend.

The captain was great! She was extremely knowledgeable and attentive to our needs. The boat ride…read morewas smooth and enjoyable. The moscato was nice and cold and the glasses she provided us were as clean as a whistle.

Excellence all the way around. Selecting the tour, confirming pets are OK through a quick call…read morespeaking to a real person, booking it, punctuality of the captain, and Lisa was an amazing captain!! Highly recommend this comfortable and affordable experience!

Looking back, I realized it's been a while since I've reviewed this place, and honestly I think…read moreiPic deserves its flowers. Every time we've visited, it's been a great experience. Now, full disclosure: I'm not a huge theatre person. I'd much rather be curled up on my couch than paying to periodically shush strangers. But iPic makes leaving my house worth it. The oversized recliners, cozy blankets, in-seat service, and a good movie? That's a solid date night. Now onto the important part. My biggest tip is to arrive 30 minutes before showtime so you're not trying to read the menu by flashlight once the previews start. Since we caught an afternoon showing, I wanted something a little lighter and ordered the Harvest Bowl, while hubby went with the bison burger and sweet potato fries. I treated myself to one Old Fashioned, and he kept it simple with a beer. Everything arrived before the movie started, which I always appreciate. Just be warned... once those lights go down, you're pretty much on your own trying to guide food from plate to mouth. I find it to be a fun challenge. The Harvest Bowl was fresh, flavorful, and exactly what I was craving with chickpeas, quinoa, avocado, and plenty of green. The sweet potato fries were good too. I would've loved a little more crisp on them, but let's be honest that's usually the trade-off with sweet potato. The portions were just right. Filling enough to enjoy without immediately falling asleep in those dangerously comfortable recliners. (Although... maybe skip the late-night showing if you're anything like me.) If you're looking for an easy date night with good food and a comfortable movie experience, iPic remains as my solid choice.

Very disappointing experience. I was charged an 18% gratuity, but it was not clearly disclosed to…read moreme at the time of payment. The theater claims there was a sign notifying customers about the gratuity, but the way it was displayed was misleading--the back of the sign was facing customers, while the side containing the gratuity information was not visible. The menu apparently had the information in fine print, but there was no clear explanation or reminder when I checked out that an 18% gratuity had been added. When I questioned the charge, I spoke with the manager, Christian. Instead of taking responsibility for the lack of clear disclosure, he blamed it "new ownership" and on "new policies" that he is required to follow. He also told me that the 8% tax was because the theater is considered part of the Beach, even though the location is in Eastern Shores. That explanation did not make the situation any more reassuring. Regardless of what the internal policy may be, customers deserve clear and upfront disclosure of mandatory charges before paying. An 18% gratuity is significant, and hiding it in fine print or displaying the notice in a way that customers cannot reasonably see is not good customer service. I left feeling that the theater was more interested in defending the charge than addressing a legitimate concern. If you visit, carefully review the menu and your bill for additional charges before paying.