Nicole and I visited Madworld on Saturday, October 17, and had a really good time. It was PACKED…read more The parking lot was full, so we parked along the road and had a short walk to the entrance. We waited roughly an hour and a half, maybe a little longer, without a Fast Pass. The actors were easily the highlight. Even in line, they were sneaking up on people, interacting with guests, and keeping everybody entertained. Inside the haunt, it felt like there was a live actor in almost every room, sometimes several. The walkthrough took us about 30 minutes, and the dollhouse section really stood out. There were some bottlenecks, but they didn't ruin the experience. We made a whole night of it with mini donuts, drinks, the fire pit, and Ghost Town mini golf. The apple cider donuts were my favorite. Mini golf had fun theming, but at $15 a person, it's something I enjoyed trying once rather than something I'd necessarily repeat. My biggest wish would be permanent bathrooms instead of porta-johns. Food lines were also long that night, so bring some patience on a busy October Saturday. Overall, I thought the haunt was absolutely worth the $42 admission we paid. The actors put a lot into it, and the atmosphere outside the haunt adds to the night. I would definitely go back, and next time I'd look into a Fast Pass. Full Review Here https://youtu.be/KXQzZn4w3Ys?si=QEyKsxsc5bqJJ8e3

well organized with amazing sets, lighting, and actors who really stayed in character. The…read moreatmosphere pulls you in from the start, and it's clear they put a lot of effort into every detail. My only critique is that it could use a bit more genuine scare factor. It's more fun and theatrical than truly frightening. Still, it's a solid experience and definitely worth checking out if you're looking for a good night out with friends.

We're haunted house junkies and have been to around 20 in NC & SC. We drove 2 hrs for this one just…read morebecause of their "rated R" experience. This place was hands-down the most fun we've EVER had at a haunted house, period. For those wondering just "how" scary is this place and just "how much" do they touch you, I'll give you my impressions. This place deserves major props/respect for how unbelievably professional everyone is! I never felt like I was grabbed in a 'mean' or 'hurtful' way. This isn't a "Saw" movie, drag-you-off-and-lock-you-in-a-freezer type place. Think more like a big brother messing around with a little brother. Yes, they'll grab you, pull you, push you, etc. but it's honestly done completely professionally. There's a fine line between grabbing someone to hurt them and just wanting to scare them, and every single actor/character here was absolutely well on the professional side of that line. Is it scary? Oh yeah! But it's not meant to be a hardcore, "mean" experience. There are other haunts out there that do act kinda "mean" as part of the fun, and Sweet Dreams does have mean-looking clowns, and chainsaws, and clowns with chainsaws, etc. ... but no one ever acted "mean". While still not really appropriate for ages 12 and under (13-14 is probably pushing it for many people), it's completely fine for any adult (and even for +15). There is a "PG-13" rated option where they don't touch you and even for those who get the "R" rated version (which comes with a glow-in-the-dark necklace to help them identify who they can grab and who they can't) you can still take your necklace off at any time if you feel it's too much for you. (my advise, try the "R" experience, it's likely the best Halloween decision you've made since you were 8). This place, with the added excitement of being grabbed, was honestly the absolute most fun we've ever had. And we weren't the only ones who thought this. While standing in the entrance line, two different groups of people came up to the ticket lady and said nearly the same thing as what I've written here. In fact, they may in fact be starting a new standard in haunted attractions and in a couple of years, an "R" rated experience may be the norm. What's EVEN better, in our opinion, is the very personal nature of the self-guided walk. The night we were there, they were letting groups as small as 2 go through - that means you don't have to be bunched together with 6-8 other people (like most attractions) and this adds 1000% more to the experience. you simply don't miss anything! It's all for you. The drawback is the wait can be kinda long, so try to get here before 9pm for a 30min wait, or come after 10pm and you might be faced with an hour wait (totally worth it though so bring a sweater and enjoy their awesome live DJ). Snacks, beverages, bathrooms all provided. The total time to go through is about 30min and we never saw one other customer inside the attraction the entire time - it was the 3 of us and the actors - that's it! We came out horse, out of breath, and sweating. Awesome, awesome fun! Totally worth the drive. Great job Sweet Dreams - you may have changed local standards forever!

The actors and location is amazing, I would highly recommend. I do wish it was longer but it's very…read moreworth it. I even cried a little as the actors really did a great job.

This is such a fun activity for anyone to enjoy.. (not little kids of course) they can sit and…read morewatch haha. Our instructor was super helpful and friendly. Explained the rules, showed us a few games and even showed us the different blades they have that you can pay extra and use which are super unique and fun! We came with a big group however only three of us played but the great thing is that others can join you even if they're not participating, as long as they also fill out a waiver. There's alcoholic and non alcoholic beverages for sale. There's plenty of parking since it's located in a plaza that has other establishments such as restaurants, breweries, classes.. It's definitely something fun to try out with friends, family or on a date.. it is a bit pricey but every so often nice to splurge. They accept all manor cc's and cash, and they sell gift cards!

Tonight we made reservations for axe throwing at 8pm at Craft Axe Throwing on Hampton Ave. I was…read moreexcited, finally going out and having fun after a long week. Unfortunately we didn't make it past the front desk. The gentlemen who I assume was either an owner or manager or in charge (gray, long, greasy hair and sleeveless shirt and tattoos) rudely kept telling us we didn't need a reservation and was mocking us telling us that "this isn't a fancy dinner place" - as if we did something wrong. He kept repeating it and made us feel really uncomfortable. It's possible he was on drugs, but we decided to leave and not give them our business. It was a really big let down.

We were guests for a weekend in July. Breathtaking views from every angle…read more Make sure your breaks are in good shape. Chapel is around 2900 elevation. Raven Road gate does not work unless you are a resident, use Palmley Road entrance/exit. Beautiful chapel for a wedding!

Gorgeous neighborhood with even more amazing views. The lookout point is an otherworldly experience.read more

My husband and I were invited by a member to join her for Brunch on Saturday the 28th of June to…read morethe Piedmont Club. It was excellent! The atmosphere, the buffet with so many delicious options and especially the waitstaff, young ladies Charli and Sam! They were very professional and attentive! There was a very large wedding Reception going on but everyone we encountered was so nice and helpful! We love the Piedmont Club!

I was a employee and they pretty much black balled me . I don't kiss up to management for anything…read more I was not there to babysit. The building needs a lot of work done to it ,to maintain it's five stars.

Great museum if you're interested in the confederate perspective. Many guns, uniforms and other…read moreartifacts from the civil war. Knowledgeable hosts with detailed perspectives of the history of the area and war.

We were met on the way in and had a wonderful time. So much to see and so well laid out. Wish we…read morecould have spent the entire day there. If you are a history buff and in the Greenville area make it a point to stop in and explore.

This is perfect for my 2 and 4 year old! They loved it. Super cute. Love that it's not overwhelming…read morelayout. Easy to keep an eye on them. A bit pricey but great if looking for something to do inside. Membership would be worth it. We went on a weekday and it was not busy.

My recent visit to the Spartanburg location was disappointing While I have always enjoyed my…read moremembership at the Greenville location, my experience at this site was unfortunately disappointing. The treatment I received at the front desk was quite upsetting The staff member was rude and made several snarky comments, including negative remarks about the Greenville museum. while the layout is great and I enjoyed the space, there were several issues with upkeep. Many of the exhibits--specifically the trains, the cars, and the turtle operating station--appear old and worn. Additionally, the story nook on the lower level was a mess upon our arrival, and there was a noticeable odor in the building. While I appreciated that the museum was not overcrowded, the lack of cleanliness and the poor staff attitude were significant drawbacks to our visit. Bring your own hand sanitizer as they have hand sanitizing stations they're not refilled or they were not filled when we were there, which is a sign of no upkeep

Visiting Greenville -watched a performance of Here There Are Blueberries. I am SO impressed with…read morethe quality of this performance, the professional level talent on this stage. I can't recommend it highly enough! The stage area is small and the props are few and uncomplicated. The fantastic cast makes the whole story come alive. The visual projections are well done. The theater personnel are very pleasant and extremely helpful. Tickets and seating arrangements are unique. I wish I lived close enough to be able to attend season ticket performances of the upcoming shows.

Visited this place for the first time ever. I found staff is very friendly, the show was great!…read more This theater allowed patrons to bring in refreshments into the show.