Always clean, the seats are gradually being replaced and most are now. it's great to support the…read moresmall business and they one rarely has to wait in line and they are friendly.

Great lobby area. The lobby really reflects the management's love for the movie going experience…read more Real butter for the popcorn. Good to great seating (depending upon the theater). I was the only person in one of the screenings, and a staff member still came in to assure projection and sound quality. I came here during a visit from Los Angeles, and this theater stands up to theaters there. Thanks!

Show was great. Food ok. But I was there for the show so anything was a bonus. This was my first…read moretime here. Make sure to come early to look at all the shops. Or just to sit in the bar and have a drink. Lots of bathrooms around the facility. Overall I thought it was a good value. I'll be back.

This would have been our second time!…read more Lots of parking. We park closest to the street (back of the building) for the quickest getaway. While I kind of forgot the first experience, I thought I'd give some tips. We did a Sunday morning. It said arrive at 10:30 for a show, 11:15 to dine, 1:15pm show start time. These are things to know! You just get your tickets at the box office. No QR codes. We arrived at 1115 to dine which everyone was getting seated which goes relatively quick. For a party of two, it's super easy. I think if you have larger groups, I'd consider calling in advance or showing up early to accommodate that. For someone who doesn't like to wait around, you could probably even show up later than 1115. Probably 1130 to dine for 45 minutes. Mind you, we had the buffet so it's not like we waited for our plated meals. That being said, they have a limited selection when you choose your seat. The food is mid. I'd rate it equivalent to attending a wedding. Don't expect anything spectacular. It's worth the experience once. We did the brunch and they have a wide array. It's like eating at a brunch buffet at a hotel. If you love Knick knacks, the gift shops are plenty full of them. We browse after just to kill time. Lots to look at. We've only sat on the top and we prefer it. Better vantage, not so many lights in your eyes, less people to be around. I'd aim for the middle sections of the seats on the balcony. Our first show we went to years ago had an intermission. The one we went to today did not, so just account for that. Fun experience. Would probably do it if the show interested me, but I wouldn't be coming here solely for the food.

Fun place, good energy, yet I was disappointed with staffing. As this is an "Arcade" bar, my…read morefriends and I popped 2 dollars into their "Guitar hero" game, started setting it up, and the game froze. Of course stuff happens, thats no problem!! So I go up to the counter and let staff know, and am greeted with a lack luster response. "I don't know how to fix it, maybe kick it a few times??". I completely understand that it's a busy night, stuff happens, yet the least that could have been done is offering a refund. Telling me to "Maybe kick it a few times" won't fix anything. Unfortunately to say the least I was disappointed by my first experience, yet I can still see the care put behind the business.

Awesome bar, great games and Free Poocorn!!! Great machines!!! Love coming here an playing the old…read moregames!

I can't wait for another show! Excellent acting, and fun audience! A little hidden Stoughton gem I…read moredidn't know had been hiding in plain sight this entire time. There's also many ways to be involved if you're interested in well. But, if you're here for the show as I was, you won't regret it!

This is one of my favorite local theatres. While the do tend to have a lot of Norwegian shows, they…read morealso try to have a few more well known shows yearly as well. They did Fiddler on the Roof, Titanic, and more and each show is so well done, with great crew, musicians and performers. Well worth it to take the time and see one of their shows.

Pretty good for a Haunted House. My rating is based on having been there over the course of 7-8…read moreHalloweens. The organizers really used to go crazy with anmitronics & even a hologram guy but that disappeared 3-4 years ago and more recent version are definitely more low budget. I will say this years version is better than last years. ***WARNING - SPOILERS AHEAD***** Good: *For the first time they sell beer! Woohoo, suck it underagers! *No wait when we went, about 8:30 on a Saturday, we walked right in *Some very entertaining actors *Good length, maybe 10-15 minutes to go through *Nice waiting area, but nothing to do - oh right, they sell beer now, did I mention that? Bad: *Most of the scares consist of someone jumping out at you. Boring and predictable after awhile. *Pretty standard rooms, themes, etc. Again, somewhat ho-hum *Massive amounts of law enforcement. Don't even think about chugging some beers in the parking lot beforehand. Depends on Your Perspective: *Dont go if you have balance or mobility issues, there are some parts you won't care for *Claustrophobes beware - in a big way All in all, it's still better than the haunt at Waukesha Fairgrounds but not as good as the Hartford Jaycees house

This is my favorite haunted house in Wisconsin. It is actually the only haunted house that I…read morequestion going to every year because of how much it scares the crap out of me! They pay attention to all of the little details, and never repeat their setup from one year to the next. I recommend this haunted house to anyone who wants a good scare. They some how have been able to hone in on what freaks me out the most...eh hem...dark mazes that you need to push your way through...I can't handle it! I had a damn near panic attack last year when I went. So while I am very nervous to attend again this year the sadist in me has already grabbed my car keys and pulled around to the front of my house. Keep it coming Terror on Rural Street!!!! I love you.

As an out-of-stater, we heard how great the sweet corn is and had to check it out ourselves. We had…read moredesignated Saturday night to the festival, after hearing they only serve the corn on Sat-Sun from 12-7 due to the lengthy steaming process. We found free parking, very close to the entrance. It's $1 per person to enter, 6 and under free. Strategically, the rides and games are the very first things you see. I am quite impressed with this area, because there's so many options. Tickets were $1/piece and most rides were 3 tickets. My kiddo absolutely loved it and we only spent $20. Expensive but fair considering we are at a festival. Now, I had nooooo idea what I was getting into with the sweet corn. First off, I've never heard of a tote of corn but the two lines stretched faaaaar to grab a tote. We skipped the tote line and grabbed two single ears from a much shorter line. $2/piece gave us some quality corn. They sent us behind to the buttering station and I was all, "WTF IS THIS?" It's literally several tables stacked together where you shuck your corn and roll it into a huge pan of butter. So unsanitary but when in Rome.... Next was the salt tree. Salt. Tree. Again, what sort of redneck device is a salt tree? Idk but it was a-maz-ing. Shakers on shakers on shakers of salt. I'm still laughing about this crazy corn experience. The corn was great, rides were fun for the kiddo. We were very impressed! The festival seems to be pretty commercialized with lots of business booths but that's to be expected. I'm not opposed to going back if we happen to be in town!

The Sun Prairie Sweet Corn Festival is an annual event held for a few days each August. I lived…read morein nearby Madison for 4 years, and that was how I discovered and attended the Corn Festival. There are many attractions: (1) First, there is the sweet corn, which is cooked with steam, and which can be purchased in a small open-air building. Near this building is a rotating clothes hanger, where strings are tied to various parts of the clothes hanger, and at the end of each string is a salt shaker. This salt shaker "tree" is a novelty that is interesting and a little bit funny, and pictures of it have been published in the Wisconsin State Journal. Of course, the sweet corn is delicious. (2) Another attraction is being in the middle of a friendly crowd. Did you ever notice that the bigger the crowd, the more people there are ?!?!? (3) Next to the fairground is a museum where you can find exhibits relating to midget race cars, where the exhibits include trophies and photos. Next to the museum are parked midget race cars, and children and other visitors can touch them and admire them. See, my attached photographs of these race cars and of the exhibits in the museum. At the Corn Festival, you can watch these midget race cars racing on an oval track starting at seven o'clock in the evening. (4) The Corn Festival includes a carnival. See, my attached photographs of a boy and a girl, each holding a huge wooden mallet over their heads, and swinging it at the lever of the "high striker" game. This mallet is sometimes called a "carnival mallet," and the name for this game, which results in a bell going "DING," is the "high striker game." GENETICALLY MODIFIED CORN. The website of the Sun Prairie chamber of commerce states that, the "corn is not genetically modified." But this is not correct. It is a proven fact that about 9,000 years ago, farmers in Mexico created corn (also known as, maize). Corn does not exist naturally. Corn was created by the genetic modification of teosinte. Teosinte was modified to alter four genes, where the result of this modification was conversion of teosinte (not edible) into the abundantly edible and yummy genetically modified plant that is known as corn and maize. This is all explained in a video called, POPPED SECRET: THE MYSTERIOUS ORIGIN OF CORN. The video is narrated by Neil Losin, and we learn that the scientists responsible for discovering that corn is genetically modified teosinte were: Nobel Prize winner George Beadle, John Doebley of University of Wisconsin, and Delores Piperno of Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute. Additional info is available from, e.g., Yang, Holland, Doebley (2019) Proc. Nat'l. Acad. Sci. 116:5643-5652; Horowitz, Doebley (2004) Genetics. 166:1-10; Wang, Doebley (2015) Genetics. 200:965-974; Lukens, Doebley (2001) Mol. Biol. Evol. 18:627-638. CONCLUSION. And so, what I suggest while enjoying your day at the Sweet Corn Festival in Sun Prairie is spending a moment of silence to show respect for the farmers living 9,000 years ago in Mexico - - - they are the ones who created corn. Corn is the most famous and beloved of all of the genetically modified food crops.

We had such a fun time here. I would suggest everyone go to Jefferson Speedway. You will definitely…read morenot be disappointed. It was a great time with lots of local folks, cheap beer and crashing cars. They only take cash though.

I've been going out to Jefferson for nearly 30 years always a lot of great racing and fun things…read morefor the kids and plenty of eats

Headed out to Holy Hill near Halloween to admire the fall colors? You won't be able to miss this…read moredelightfully bizarre yard display right on 67. The theme for this year is "Dead Man's Party" and it's done amazingly well. There's a rowdy skeleton bar, a skeleton puking in a toilet, skeleton hippies smoking a bong, swinger skeletons in a hot tub and more! There's no cost to stop and check it out but there is a lockbox if you want to leave a donation. It's a busy highway so be careful! Two thumbs up to the folks who put this up - it's SUPER impressive and well worth a pretty drive!