Group classes! Love instructors and the workouts with weights etc. large pool and good motivationread more

They have lots of times available for swim lessons. That's what drew us here. We were able to…read moreschedule online and find a session that suited our needs. Once we arrived for our lessons, several weeks after registration, we recognized that it was a bit chaotic. There were parents and children everywhere. Directions were not clear on where to stand and how groups were being identified. I asked several workers for instructions and was passed along to someone else. After about 10 minutes, someone did make an announcement for the next session times and called the children by name. However, none of the employees seemed to know that was happening. I wish I could say that the chaos ended after that first week. But instead it only lessened. When our lessons concluded, the instructor gave my son a certificate with the wrong name on it. She had to ask who he was after 6 weeks of instructing him. Chaos.

I occasionally afford myself the luxury of visiting places without really knowing what to expect…read more This park just wasn't that clear to me in its purpose, but it became more so after arrival, with a visitor center focused on Native American history and identifying this as a Cherokee Nation headquarters. A spread of recreated buildings outside offers opportunities for perusal. The most aesthetically distinctive site is a large spring of the sort that seem more common in Kentucky than Tennessee, which evinces a robust blue color and empties into a clear stream. The spring itself is off-limits, but the stream is open for wading. All of these sites are within sight of the initial entrance, but a trek uphill reveals picnic areas, an amphitheater, and a couple of mile trail through the woods. Between the different elements of the park, it was easy to spend a couple of hours there, and best of all, it's free, though the gift shop warrants examination.

Extremely nice! Not a bad price either You can bring your own food which is nice. A great way to…read morehave a family day

OMG!!! WHAT GREAT FUN! If you have a chance to try this you…read moreshould. It's a 1-2 person coaster in the mountains. It was so much fun. You control the speed and it makes your heart drop into your stomach! There were kids on it having a blast then we got on and had just as much fun!!! We would do it several more times if we were staying in the area!! It's something everyone should try at least once!

I suggest going in the morning when it first opens up, as it can get busy as the day progresses and…read morethe lines get long. They have a waiver to fill out prior to you riding, which you can scan a QR code and do so while you're in line. It didn't work for me, so I filled it out at the kiosk during checkout. If you have long hair, they request that you pick up your hair with a hair tie. If you don't have one, they provide one right before you ride. Also, no bags on the ride. They have lockers for rental, but they do allow fanny packs/belt bags. Super fun experience if you've never tried something like this. Just don't expect Disney or Universal type vibes! This is rustic and in nature, and it was awesome! They do take a picture while you're in the ride, which is available for purchase in the gift shop upon exit.

Overall, the sites at Duckett Mill are really nice…read more I am taking off 2 stars because they have really stopped managing the location and it's turning into a bit of a free for all. When we camped last year we were limited to 2 cars, 2 tents, and we had to tell them how many people we would have at the site, and were limited (also reminded twice that no alcohol was allowed). This year, our neighbors have 3 boats, 4 tents, 3 cars, and 12 people, half of which are drinking heavily. And blasting music that you can probably hear across the entire peninsula. So it's definitely not as enjoyable the way it has been in the past. Still great views, but the rules are a joke.

Beautiful park surrounding by Lake Lanier. Lots of paved and mostly flat ground if you have a pet…read moreor to walk to enjoy cycling. Almost every campsite has a lovely view. There's a public boat ramp, beach area and grills. This park is a lovely one stop shop for all!

The employee working the front desk was really friendly. While she was explaining the different…read morerooms, the actual owner came out to chat and eventually told us he was an author. Long story short, buying 2 of his book counted as passes for a room.... and ended up saving us about $20. The actual game we paid was a blast. As a pair we were about to escape with a few minutes to spare. If I'm in the area, I will definitely retire. The books seem to be pretty good as well.

Odyssey Escape Game is one of the best escape room in the entire world!…read more From their customer service, to their facilities, and even the games, their global top 10 status can easily be seen through the entire experience. [Customer Service] 10/10 * Anthony, who we meet consistently every Wednesday, is god-sent. He is very knowledgeable , friendly and makes your experience very pleasant. He understands and knows how to address new clients and their concerns; whether it'd be anxiety or the lack of understanding of how these games work. Due to his charismatic personality and his ability to communicate with others, Anthony definitely encourages and brings many loyal customers to Odyssey. [Facility] 10/10 * From the entrance to the room, the facility is extremely well maintained and clean. There is bathroom that is always readily accessible and available. The furnitures in each of the rooms and seating areas are dust free and clean around the edges. [Games] 10/10 * Without diving into too much spoilers, each game offered by Odyssey are fun, exciting and encourage the use of a lot of brainpower. So far, as of 01/24/2024, my party has only completed 2 of the 5 games and we most definitely plan on returning! Odyssey Escape Game is a MUST-TRY, if you're a new or returning escapee.