I went here two weekends before Halloween. Not very scary. The should've had it darker in there.read more

This is, without a doubt THE Haunted Attraction to visit in Rome... And worth visiting from out of…read moretown or state! Ranked BEST overall haunt in the state of Georgia (by scare factor, not by website views) according to the premier authority on haunts: http://www.hauntworld.com/georgia_haunted_houses Gates of Misery is fresh each year. New scenes, New characters, New storyline and new scares. Cutting edge animatronics and stunning visual effects mix well with the troupe of skilled actors and actresses, giving you the most bang for your buck. Plenty of paved parking (no mud!) lighted parking lot, and policemen on site make this a safe venue to visit. Waiting room is indoors (extra busy nights may have some spillover to outdoors) Group rates available. Check website often for information and be sure to like GoM on Facebook for chances to win tickets or merchandise! https://m.facebook.com/GatesOfMisery/

I had to do a grocery delivery for a student at Berry College today. And that was the worst…read moreexperience I have had doing this job in over a year. Not Only was I treated unprofessionally, but the student was as well. My purse was recently stolen and I had to order a new drivers license when I got to the welcome center. I showed them the delivery order and the license order and situation the young guy at the gate had to go in and speak to this overweight girl with who is taking her job a little too serious and she refused to allow me to deliver the order. They told me to call the customer and make her come to the welcome center which is a 15 minute walk one way and it is over 70° today with all of her groceries. Which would have taken her at least three trips she was finally able to find a ride up there, but the welcome center only had one available parking spot. to be a handicap spot. And even though the overweight lady knew that they were coming up there to quickly get the groceries she sent the extremely overly aggressive wanna be police out there to harass these poor kids. I was absolutely shocked at how aggressive he was approaching them knowing they were just picking up their groceries that the fat girl wanted them to walk in the heat to get knowing that she would never do that. They were so apologetic and polite to this man, and he just continued to talk to them like they were beneath him had that been my kid he was speaking to I would have went to jail today and the fact that parents pay as much money as they do for these kids to attend that school just for them to be treated like that is insane to me!!!!!! there is absolutely no justification for how any of that played out today!! that wanna be police officer and that overweight girls need a serious lesson in professionalism!!!! I have never seen that type of behavior from anyone at College until today and honestly, I could care less about how they treated me but the way that they treated students at that campus is absolutely not. OK. Y'all should be ashamed!! them sweet kids look like they wanted to cry. They said that that is the normal there.

I visited Berry college yesterday because I was in the area, and I've heard that they had some…read moreexcellent hiking trails. It's very close to the Marietta and Rome, GA communities. I stopped by the entrance visitor's gate, they gave me a visitors map so I could sightsee their campus. The campus is very beautiful and well maintained by the college staff. Their hiking trails and also well maintained and they're not overgrown with weeds and shrubs. They also have cottages that can be rented by visiting family, friends, or guests which looked quite cozy and comfortable. I'm sure that we will return for another visit and check out some more of their hiking trails on our next trip to the area!!!!

I came here for a Braves Futures game in late March. This is a nice, small stadium in comparison…read moreto Turner Field and is good to go to for baseball fans who want to get good seats at a cheap price that are close in to the field. I got some seats for this game for $30 that were just three or so rows above the Braves dugout. It was great to be so close in to the field and see the players up close. The Braves played their future stars in the minor leagues, and in this game the minor league players won. There were some really good pitchers in the minors. This might make it worth to make the drive up to Rome in the summer to see some of these games. The food and beverage offerings were about standard for what you would expect. The prices were a little better than what you would pay at Turner Field. Selection was not too big. This was a very crowded game since the Braves major league team played up here. One problem was that the parking situation was not really set up to handle big crowds. There was a long line of cars coming in from multiple entrances all funneled to one parking lot with one attendant taking money from each car as it entered. It took probably 20 to 30 minutes waiting in this line before I got to park. This is something to keep in mind if you come to a big game here. You might want to try to get here early.

State Mutual Stadium is home for the Class A (Rome Braves). It major league club is the Atlanta…read moreBraves. It located in Rome, GA that close too two hour drive from Atlanta, GA. I have not been too many minor league ballparks but by far this ballpark has it own personality. Maybe its because of its location secluded in a rural or small town city. Or the fact its as close too lowest level of minor leagues. Combine all the things really neat about this ballpark is feels like field of dreams. In this big open area mostly trees and not developed have this beautiful state of the art minor league ballpark. You look out towards the fences you see all lust trees more trees as backdrop, and feeling close too game since relatively small park. Yet still has some of that big league feel with nice size jumbo screen (shows players stats, profiles, and same type see at major league level), nice club house (that buying drinks, or get food), some suite boxes, and all the giveaways that see at typical minor league game. The outfield area towards right field has nice grass area of family or kids run around during the game. Left field more of beer garden or caters towards adults. The parking lot has more then ample parking even for full house. The food not sure since just having drinks. My last visit had hot dog with my beer and overall say was solid ballpark hot dog. The stadium not new new but love the fact that it upkeep well, everything is clean, modern, and sure if in the Rome area the Braves are in town. Check out a game.

There are two colleges in Rome, GA, so it's kind of sad that there is not even one decent…read moremultiplex. Your choices are Rome Seven or Mt. Berry Square, and it's really hard to say which is the lesser of two mediocre choices. What Rome Seven has going for it versus the competition is this: you are probably not going to be treated like an unattended toddler. Nobody is going to be checking for outside food and drink; nobody is going to try to tell you where to sit in the theater; and nobody is going to come in and remind you to be quiet. The thing is so many teenagers come here on the weekend, you sort of wish that last part weren't the case. Oh well. The downside - there is no stadium seating here and I'm pretty sure there's no surround sound. Pretty sure "The Conjuring" would has been scarier if I didn't have to lean in like I was watching television at Grandma's house and if the tall guy two rows down wasn't obstructing my view. Call me a grump - go ahead, I admit it - but I can't help feeling that old theaters don't have a right to charge the same admission price as new theaters when they don't have the same amenities. Alas, adults are $9 at Rome Seven ($9.50 if not paying in cash) and that's the going rate at much nicer, newer venues. I kind of wish this place would bite the bullet and become a good second-run theater. It's pretty much "pick your poison" when it's time to see a movie in Rome, unless you feel like driving between 30-50 miles to see a movie in a decent theater.

Sitting here trying to watch Aladdin on Memorial Day (opening weekend) - 1hour past when the movie…read morewas supposed to start. It initially began totally silent - movie playing with no sound. 20 minutes in, a worker announces they're calling someone in to fix the problem. A moviegoer had to speak up & request they stop the movie while they worked on the issue. The movie was ruined for all of us. Here we are... an hour later. Movie STILL PLAYING WITH NO SOUND. A customer walked out to request a refund- the customer returned to report the theater refused to issue refunds & could only offer customers to view the movie at a different showtime. This theater SUCKS. And for it to have a 4.2 out of 5 simply proves that Rome has no idea what an actual movie theater is supposed to be.

This is a nice-looking place, close to town…read more We checked the hours - Open. Flags in the entryway say - Open. We park and go in. The staff tells us they are closed today. Only doing school field trips. Didn't apologize or invite us back. They seemed uncaring. We went down the road to LCCL Farms. They thanked us twice for coming and were very friendly and welcoming. It was a few extra miles to LCCL, but it was worth it.

There was amazing service everybody was so sweet. It is family owned and the strawberries are…read morebeautiful. They don't spray and have other strawberry related items like jam and ice cream. They are so much cheaper than other strawberry farms we go to. Only 3.50 a pound. Definitely suggest, best strawberry farm in Georgia. Also they do field trips for schools and have kids activities.

Great movie theater, small but updated and clean. Prices are much better than going to Kennesaw…read more Concession stand is underwhelming and overpriced!

Comfortable recliners in all theaters. Bathrooms are always clean and the staff are nice.read more

We drove an hour to find out that the game was postponed. We found out by checking Facebook. It…read morewas posted 20 minutes before the gate was due to open. Great looking stadium, though.

I had gone to a game for the first time this season. Enjoyed the game and the changes that have…read morebeen made. My only problem is that the building that is now called "The hangout" is Marco's pizza. We were going to order something from them until I watch a employee (gentleman) come out from the back, (the kitchen) stuff food in his mouth, stood there for a moment then looked like he was going to wait on someone. Not washing his hands at all. Isn't that a health violation? We did not order anything. I had seen the same thing happen when it was Bubba's. But when it was Bubba's, an older male employee would eat right out of food that had just been cooked for customers with no gloves on.