Dave was a fantastic tour guide loved his humor it was amazing chocolate samples were top tier so…read moredifferent and exotic The service was great everyone was kind and attentive The inside of the store is beautiful

I was gifted a Groupon for my birthday and sounded really cool since I'd never been. It was pretty…read morecool to learn the history of chocolate and see all the sculptures that were made over 15 years ago. I did expect it to be a bit bigger and have a more samples but we did enjoy it. You're given a small tray of different chocolates to try. Some were spicy and I wish they told us that ahead of time. Our tour guide was great. Lots of energy, answered questions and was very pleasant. You go through 3 rooms and end in a small sampling room where you're given the trays and she walks you through each chocolate. Cool experience if you haven't been specially if you have the Groupon because it was almost half the price BUT not a place I'd frequent. One and done

Ok so we recently just booked a party package here for my nephew's birthday and we all had such a…read moregreat time! So Andrettis is an indoor karting, laser tag, and game room located right next to the Convention Center on International Drive. This place definitely was easily accessible from the main road and had plenty of parking in their private parking lot. So on the day of our event, upon arrival, we were greeted immediately and checked in quickly and efficiently. The staff were all very kind and helpful! The party room was located in the back of the building and was a pretty spacious room, with its own private bathroom. For our birthday package we opted for the laser tag, and arcade option for the kids and it kept them occupied for a few hours. Now for the food, I was very impressed by the quality and presentation of all the items we selected! Yes the food was just your average fried bar food... but I thought everything was super fresh and all came out very quick. The pizza, wings, and cheese curds were outstanding! Lastly, our party attendant was top notch! She was very attentive, had great communication, and made sure we had everything we needed. Overall, I will say that even though the birthday package at Andretti's is a bit on the pricier side... we thought it was definitely worth it... my nephew had a very memorable birthday!

Came to test out the track for my sons upcoming birthday. The place itself is fun bright and loud…read morewith music and tons of area for entertainment. The track itself is small for the kids just a small circle if you will. The attendant does monitor the speed and also has a controller if the kids are going off course. Pricing is comparable to other places. $15 for one round of the mini Mario which allows kids as young as 3 to 7 to drive on their own. The height requirements is a minimum 36". Max of 4 karts at a time.

If you want my opinion, Player 1 Video Game Bar, in Orlando, is fantastic. It's the quintessential…read moreretro-arcade bar. It's dark, cool, and the themed decor fits the place perfectly. For example, the top of the bar is actually a time line of the history of video games...something to take in while you're throwing back a few adult beverages. Assuming that you're looking to drink a bit, they have an outstanding collection of craft beer, and of course, they have the obligatory "80s themed" cocktails. I haven't quite figured out the food menu. But hey, P1VGB is not really, I don't think, that kind of place. GAMES? They have an excellent selection of old school vids. And whatever the game count, it goes up by 60 because they have at least 1 multigame rig (packaged in a Ms. Pac-Man cabinet). This combo brings you most, if not all, of the blockbuster titles from the 80s. They also have several rare machines. Last but not least, they THE SINGLE ALL TIME GREATEST COIN-OP SPORTS GAME! ATARI FOOTBALL!! Yeah, it's that much fun...I still have callouses and blisters from rolling that big ass track ball back in 1979! Pinball? Well, this is not a pinball palace, but, they do have about 8 to 10 tables. Great titles including Twilight Zone, Haunted House, and Jaws. In addition to the coin-op games that us Gen-Xers grew up with, they have multiple videogame consoles available. For a bar that offers this many games set on free play, admission is very inexpensive. I'd say that at any given time, 5 to 10 percent of the games are down. Not too bad. Located just up the street from Sofrito Latin Cafe, this place is well worth a few hours of time time. 5 stars!

This video game bar is small but has a lot to offer. You have to pay to go in but get to play…read morealmost all the games for free. The few exceptions are guitar hero and a few others. The entrance fee is very low under $10 and Florida residents get a discount. They have games like pac man, donkey Kong, mortal kombat, Tetris, and more. I sat at the bar and played the latest version of Mario Kart. They also had controllers for other game consoles like Xbox. I ordered a few beers and they were decently priced. The only thing I did not love were the bathrooms, they were dirty.

I really enjoyed this show and wonderworks as a whole. I've been to it twice now and saw two…read moredifferent performances with two different magicians. Its family friendly but it does have some fun for the adults as well. I loved the unlimited beer, wine and soda. The Pizza left a little to be desired. Especially the first time that we went. I went with my girlfriend in2cruising, Sudllyn Fernandez and we had to ask for another pizza to be made as the first had clearly been sitting there for about 30 minutes before we got served. I highly enjoyed wonderworks as well Regardless, I can highly recommend this experience. Check out my full review on Youtube Just search MrBucketlist Outta Control Magic Comedy Show at wonderworks.

The last day of our vacation (May 18). Arrived and was warmly greeted by the cashier. Moved about…read morethe facility and it was mostly Ok. Unfortunately - Laser Tag not operating - the primary attraction we came for. Unfortunately, only one of two "Wonder Coaster" Simulators were operating (with only two kids going for each turn). Being annoyed, I timed the pace of the line. It took 3 minutes 40 seconds for the operator to get two kids weighed, strapped in, and the simulator started. Total time from weighing one group to the next was 7 minutes, 34 seconds ... ... again, that's for only two kids. Extrapolate that - only 16 kids get on each hour. Unfortunately, we went back to do the Ropes Course a second time, but it was either closed or not staffed.

This was unexpectedly probably my favorite part of Food and Wine last year! I hope they bring it…read moreback! It was inside with some much needed air conditioning! And I liked the black light room and all the cool stuff on the walls. It was just fun! I got the Bleu Spectrum, which was really worth the price just to take a picture of it! The Boba balls were also neat. Definitely worth a stop at Food and Wine!

Five stars for ambiance, creativity, and overall aesthetic. Three stars for wait times, lack of…read moretables. I would say to give this a go if you're at food and wine, but I think now that we've done it once we wouldn't spend the time to do it again. The glow-nut was good. Really sugary, but tasty. The cotton candy and tonic water was super sugary. If you need a sugar high to keep your day going, this is the jam. It's a limited capacity room, so you may have to wait in line outside for people to exit before entering. There are lines inside also for both food and drinks. They make the drinks to order, which is fun to watch. Overall: A Solid place to check out if you're at food and wine!

Hubby and I had so much fun here...and yes, we went alone! We weren't the only ones either…read more Imagine an all-inclusive beach resort with cool animal excursions, food and drink, snorkeling, and so much more. The check-in process was a little slow-going, but the staff were friendly and professional and got us taken care of as soon as possible. On the website and in emails, they tell you what you need to bring and what they provide. DON'T FORGET YOUR WATERPROOF PHONE CASES! They don't include that on the list, but they sell them for $40. Bring your GoPro too, if you have one. For some of the special experiences, like the SeaVenture, they will offer to let you use one and then they will charge you for the videos and images. I was kicking myself because I forgot to bring either. Our interactions with the gift store staff were probably the least enjoyable. They seemed uninterested in assisting us and would rather count down their drawers or take inventory than ring us out. One lady told us that the other would assist us but eventually saw that the extensive wait time was unreasonable, especially in an otherwise empty store. Our most enjoyable interactions were with the marine life! I was not a fan of the full-body wetsuit that I was told was required for the SeaVenture. Sizing was eye-balled and inaccurate! I also got a pretty nasty rash after wearing it. I have extremely sensitive skin that did not agree with that material or the fact that it is shared and I'm not sure how they are cleaned/sanitized. When we arrived to the SeaVenture, almost every other participant was wearing the short-sleeved, shorts version of the wetsuit. I wish I had been given the option to choose. The dolphins were absolutely adorable and so entertaining. The aviary was fun and interesting, and the birds ate ALL DAY, despite what I'd read and heard through videos about needing to get there first thing in the morning. The current in the lazy river was the only thing lazy about the river. You do have to work to move around in there. I spent the majority of my time in the grand reef. Snorkeling for the first time in an atmosphere like this was 10 out of 10 highly recommended! If we come back again in the future, we'll skip the Day Bed rental, as we didn't utilize it at all. I got it just in case it started raining. I wanted us to have shelter. It did rain while we were there and I just stayed in the Grand Reef until it stopped! We had fun during our "under the sea" adventure (SeaVenture), but I could skip that next time. I would've opted for a dolphin encounter instead. The food was just okay. It's hard to mess up breakfast, so it was good, but lunch was meh. I had some very basic salmon and some creamy, but unseasoned, macaroni and cheese. We also had the drink package and tried to get our money's worth, but it isn't very wise to get tipsy and go snorkeling, so opted to focus on the snorkeling.

Discovery Cove was absolutely amazing! One of the best parts is that so much is included with your…read moreadmission. Between the food, drinks, snacks, beautiful beaches, lazy river, snorkeling, and relaxing atmosphere, there is plenty to enjoy without adding a single extra upgrade. We chose to do the dolphin encounter, and it was 100% worth it. It was a memorable experience and definitely a highlight of our visit. That said, even without the dolphin encounter, we would have had an incredible day. Everything felt well organized, clean, and relaxing. If you're looking for a unique Orlando experience where you can truly slow down and enjoy yourself, Discovery Cove is worth every penny. We had a fabulous time and would gladly return!

It is very hard to find indoor mini golf locations and this was the one that came up for me. After…read moreabout an hour drive to get there, I will say it was very nice inside and it was very cool given the summer heat. We ended up attending for my wife's birthday and we took some Polaroid pictures throughout the experience and I accidentally forgot them throughout the course leaving them to develop. Telling the team at the front afterwards after I was unable to find them, they went through with a flashlight searching and was able to locate all of them. A great team that works here, and the mini golf course is approachable, and fun for both adults and kids alike

We discovered a fun place for a rainy indoor day. If you're a classic car enthusiast, you'll love…read morethe numerous vintage vehicles on display throughout the venue. They also offer pool tables, arcade games, and even an exciting new ax-throwing attraction, which we thoroughly enjoyed for a couple of hours. With a wide range of interactive games projected on screens, time flew by as we had an absolute blast competing with each other. While the venue may have an older charm, being a repurposed mall, it served as the perfect spot to spend a few hours. Who knows, you might just discover a new favorite hangout spot.

My child absolutely loves this type of museum. We have been to illusion museums all over the world…read more We went to similar to museums and places like Berlin and Scotland and Dubai. This one is definitely the smallest one we've been to, but my son really enjoyed it nonetheless. We've seen many of these type exhibits before. Most notably where it looks, as though your head is on a plate and you have lost your body, the table where you reflect and it looks like you're sitting with six of yourself, and the room where depending on what corner you're in you may look very large or very small. That being said it doesn't seem to get old to my kid and he had the best time. They also had some new stuff that he hadn't seen before which he really enjoyed. We spent about 45 minutes here and he had a blast. My only real issue with it was the cost as it was close to $30 a person.

This was more for younger kids. The thing that was most exciting and fun was the vortex tunnel. I…read moresee people post it on social media and thought they were being dramatic. Until I tried it. I really felt like I was off balance and going to tip over. It was cool. I feel it is overpriced and the person at the reception area was not the friendliest and she was very slow. Also there was not a whole lot. I would recommend it for ages under 12.

This was my very first time visiting Icon Park, and I have to admit, I was pleasantly surprised…read more The first thing I appreciated was the parking. They have a convenient parking garage where the first three floors are paid parking, while the fourth floor and above are free. That was a nice bonus and made getting there easy. I was actually on my way to a restaurant, so exploring the park wasn't part of the plan. But once I walked inside, I couldn't help but look around. There were restaurants, food vendors, candy shops, drink stands, and so much more. The atmosphere was lively, fun, and full of energy. It looked like the perfect place for families, couples, or anyone just looking to spend a few hours enjoying themselves. This is a short review because I didn't get the chance to experience everything Icon Park has to offer. However, based on my first impression alone, I can definitely say I'll be back. It was filled with excitement for both children and adults, and I'm looking forward to exploring it even more on my next visit.

Overall, I think this is a great place to check out if you are in Orlando…read more We came here because we have Legoland gold passes which means we get free admission to sea life, Madame Tussaud's, and the Orlando Eye. All three of these together took up about two hours and then we were able to go to Cafe tu tu tango to get a bite to eat. This was a great half day experience while we were visiting Orlando. There was a parking garage and parking was super easy. By that time we left around 8:30 PM there were so many cars, but when we first got there at about 5 PM there were tons of spots. They do have parking spots you can pay for in the lower levels so it seems like if you're willing to pay there will always be parking. If you want free parking, you need to go earlier because this seems to be popular for nightlife. I always appreciate when there's so many attractions together that you can walk to. This place has quite a few restaurants, some shops and the attractions all in a contained area. It was very clean and when we came, there was a huge police presence, because apparently a couple weeks before there was hundreds of teenagers that descended to the area and fought. So the place was doing a really good job making sure that everything was safe. This is a place for both families and non-families alike.

I feel like folks don't know this area is even in Diagon Alley. This was a great escape from the…read moreheat of the day and it actually felt like you were in a nice, cool, evil potter town late at night. Be careful though, it's dark and people fling wands around casting spells like crazy. I almost lost an eye twice.

Located in Universal Studios Florida, London area, Diagon Alley…read more Dark and more adult, scary theme. A dark entry down by the left side of Leaky Cauldron in Diagon Alley, they play up the dark side of magic here with a giant's skull and mermaid skeleton upfront in a display, the store with all kinds of merch around the darker arts and movie props, too. Cool signs of the dark mark and more (covered space so always dark here). Borgin and Burkes here with all kinds of dark and scary knick-knacks, t-shirts and more - a few of the wand experiences here, too.