Went here because the prices are cheap! I reserved two tickets online but then had to cancel it the…read moresame day. The person I emailed was friendly and allowed me to reschedule it for free. I just had to give another time and day and it was that easy. The staff there showed me to the movie room. The bathrooms are clean. The room was clean.

Very good service yesterday and went to see Super Mario Brothers and very comfortable seatsread more

We enjoyed the Valentine's evening movie. The popcorn was delicious and staff is very friendly. We…read morecan't wait to see more movies.

Fun light show. Especially if you don't have to wait in a long line. We went on Christmas and we…read moredrove straight in. No hassle at all. $10. But I would plan accordingly. If you think there's going to be a line, use bathrooms and bring snacks before coming. Also huge tip: Make sure you are going to the "Folepi's Winter Wonderland". Because the Festival of Lights is actually a parade that is an event at a different place in East Peoria. The winter wonderland we are reviewing here is the light show you drive through. But the light show is really well done. Lots of fun things constructed I haven't seen before. Like a huge Star Trek Enterprise.

This was really cool. I had never seen anything like it before and the photos don't do it justice…read more There are so many displays and you can tell the effort & work put into them is commendable. I would imagine kids would especially love it, BUT something I didn't read about in any of the reviews is the CRAZY wait time. From the point that our car was "in line" we drove (very slowly, mind you) for over 90 minutes before getting to the ONE pay station... so two of the world's longest lines of cars are converging into one pay line. Still, it's inexpensive and there is even a radio channel you can turn to with Christmas music to really get you into the holiday spirit. So if you go, make sure you have PLENTY of time. And if you go with kids, good luck!!!

The venue is an outdoor open space under the I-74 bridge on the waterfront. It's part of the…read moreLimelight family of venues. Cheap Trick and .38 Special, both put on great shows! Limelight always does a good job of lining up the talent! The stage has a place in front for standing room only and the general admission lawn area-where you can bring your own chairs. Sound was good, especially for outside with cars & trucks driving over you! The 3 star rating is due to the inconvenient way the beverages were sold. You had to buy tickets first, then stand in line to buy beer, another line for a cocktail and another line for water...4 lines later to get a drink, you miss part of the show. Fun venue and I'm ready to do it again!

Review Visit: June 1st, 2013…read more You'll have a wheely good time here. There really is a museum for everything and anything. This one happens to be dedicated to all things on wheels. Or things that have wheels. Or wheel-shaped things. Okay, I don't think it's the last one but I do think this place is dedicated to items sitting on top of wheels. I'm not really sure how I found out about this place. It may have been from someone at work that brought it up during one of our many talks about traveling. Doing what I do best, I contacted someone to go with me and that person just happened to be my dad. We hopped in my car and made the semi-short drive to check the place out. When we approached the museum, the first thing we noticed was the train situated next to the building. You knew from looking at it that you were in for a treat. We made our way in and got to checking out the museum. The first thing we saw were antique cars. I recognized a few but a lot of them were unique to their time period. I'm not super attached to antique cars but I always think they are cool to look at in museums and such. They had maybe 15 or so at the time of my visit. We moved on to the other part of the museum and it had an eclectic collection of odds and ends. There was a firetruck that we got to take photos with. There was a Rube Goldberg-esque display as seen below. They had a mini train model set up in a glass case. Lastly, I remember there being a giant pendulum-style clock near the firetruck. It's rather hard to write this post as the place seemed to be dedicated to things on wheels but also other random odds and ends. It's best to check out their website below or visit the museum to see what I mean. It's a neat place to spend and afternoon if you have the time.

Fantastic automotive, trains and construction equipment made in Peoria and elsewhere. It is well…read moreworth the visit! The is so much more..., seriously...go visit!

great choice of productions, very professional. small box theatre and main stage.read more

We had such a wonderful experience with Tanner's Orchard! Interim Healthcare of Peoria ordered…read moretheir famous apple cider donuts and apple cider for a caregiver celebration, and Jessica was such a great help throughout the entire process. Thank you, Jessica, and Tanner's Orchard for helping make our celebration extra special!

Tanners is a must-stop throughout fall, especially for families! This is a great orchard with apple…read morepicking, lots of animals to see, like goats and chickens and sheep, and a super cute and BIG shop and lots of other kids activities! There's also a lot you can enjoy for free without needing a ticket which I think is really nice too.

AWESOME museum!! Great collection of Sheen memorabilia -- tons of items he actually used. Huge…read moreamount of information -- you could easily spend a few hours. Gift shop has very reasonably priced items, including several of Sheen's works. A must-see in Peoria!!

After learning of the miracle of Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen, I felt compelled to visit the tomb and…read moremuseum. The foundation has done a wonderful job detailing and displaying the life story and works of Sheen. The artifacts, pamphlets, prayer cards, videos, and other media is presented well I highly recommend a visit and donation of you can, especially to anyone that practices the Catholic faith.