This is a challenging course that has beautiful views throughout the course. This is one of the Top…read more50 Public Courses in the country, very well taken care of, and reasonable fees. The working staff is very friendly and Champion Lakes have accomodations to stay overnight with great golf packages. The late great Pittsburgh Pirates, Dick Groat and Jerry Lynch designed the course. I love playing this course, it's a new game each time because as I said before, it's challenging but fun.

I'm going to split my review in 2…read more Golf: Great! The course is in great shape and is challenging. The views across the valley can be lovely - you may get more sniffs of nature than you desire on certain holes, but that factors into the ambiance. Clubhouse: Bad. The clubhouse is extremely dated and not very well maintained. I doubt any upgrades have been made since it was built. Pro for me though - clubouse dogs! Some very old very sweet labs are there (as of 2022)

Would like to look go to their website, but it is not secure. Because their website is not secure,…read moremy computer will not let me get on to look at their tours. They need to upgrade to a secure website.

I was disappointed with our tour of Amish Country. It seemed that we were led into one big tourist…read moretrap! While the lunch was good, the rest of the tour was organized to get one to spend their money on frivolous things. I will be going with another tour company in the future.

3.5 stars. Pittsburgh Brewing Company makes beer brands such as Iron City Beer and I.C. Light…read moreBeer. I actually do not drink beer at all, but I visited Pittsburgh Brewing Company to attend the 3rd annual Iron City Car Cruise powered by MAXmotive. The event featured classic vehicles, a rib fest, food trucks, live music, and beer. I attended mostly for the barbecue, but I enjoyed the other things as well. My husband and I had to pay $10 to park our vehicle in a back lot. Then we walked past the music stage to the BBQ vendors and food trucks. We had arrived around lunchtime, and unfortunately we saw only three BBQ vendors who still had food in stock, and even they were out of some menu items. I bought a rib teaser from Obey's BBQ and a pulled-pork sandwich, cornbread, and mac n cheese from Jim's Smokin' Que. These foods tasted OK to good. As for the classic vehicles, I do not know much about vehicles at all, but I saw some that had interesting designs.

We took a tour here over the Christmas holiday and had such a great time! Can you start off in the…read moregift shop where they gave us a sample of iron city on draft while we browsed around the store. When it was time to start, they walked us back through the barrel room all the way to where they make the beer. They have TVs displaying the production so if you were there on an off day, you can still see how it is made. At the end, we had a sample of every beer that they have on draft, which was really fun since I wouldn't ever try some of those on my own, but enjoyed them. Would definitely recommend!

This is our favorite family vacation spot! We've visited the last 4 years and look forward to next…read moretime. The kids love the movie theater and the grownups hang out in the saloon. The grounds are enormous and it's a great getaway from Philly.

We stayed with the Paganelli's for a family trip. I can't imagine finding a better place. Not only…read morewas it close to my brother's home, it was absolutely beautiful. Fred and Joanne were wonderful - we felt like we were staying with dear friends. The rooms are spacious, immaculate, and the breakfasts are to die for! The gardens are lovely, and we all loved the pool! We even got to enjoy a summer thunderstorm on sideporch one evening - having moved to California in 1989, I missed Pennsylvania thunderstorms! Fred and Joanne were so great - they even went out of their way to make our kids feel welcome, baking them cookies and other treats. I can't wait to visit again!

I grew up here but have somehow never flown from the Latrobe airport before but so glad I did…read morerecently. The first big perk of Latrobe airport is that the parking is free & accessible. The bus literally waited for me to hop on even tho I planned on walking. So sweet! Right now spirit is the only commercial airline flying from here so the flights are limited but there's also upside to that. There was no line at TSA & it's a single area for all of the boarding. The concessions are nostalgic & everyone's drinking rolling rock like it's still brewed here?! The boarding went quick, they didn't question anyone about their carry on size & the plane was pleasantly clean & felt updated. When we landed in Myrtle Beach Airport, it was fun to see the Laurel Highlands advertising there. I'd definitely fly from Latrobe airport again!

According to Arnold Palmer Regional Airport's website, the airport initially opened in 1924 under a…read moredifferent name. In 1999, the airport was renamed in honor of the golf player who grew up nearby and later learned to fly. This airport is small and consists of a runway, terminal for Spirit Airlines, air-traffic control tower, restaurant, car rentals, and several free parking lots. I have never flown into or out of this airport. I have, however, visited this airport a few times for the Westmoreland County Airshow, which is held on a Saturday and Sunday in the summer. In previous years, I purchased tickets for general admission for one day. For 2023, I purchased VIP tickets for one day. The VIP tickets have a regular price of $200 each, but I bought them on sale for $150 each during a Cyber Monday sale several months earlier. The VIP tickets included free parking and shuttle, tables in tents, premium seats outside for the best views of the airshow, a restroom trailer, free food and soft drinks, wine and beer for purchase, and a program booklet. To access the airport during the airshow, my husband and I had to drive through congested traffic on the highway. The VIP parking was located in the red lot. Two small school busses arrived within several minutes to transport VIP customers to the VIP tent. The free food for VIPs included a self-serve buffet of hotdogs, pulled pork, swordfish, pierogies, raw vegetables, fruit salad, etcetera. I appreciated the options for people who have different dietary preferences, and the food tasted good. The restroom trailer could have been in better condition. To flush the toilet, I stepped on a pedal, but the flushing did not work well, and a large clump of previous people's toilet paper stayed in the bowl. I tried to use the faucets in the two sinks, but no water came out, so I performed hand hygiene with my own hand sanitizer. The airshow itself was lots of fun. Across the grounds were numerous food trucks, vendors' stands, airplanes to go inside, sports cars, etcetera. Of course, the main highlight was watching the airplanes in the sky! My husband loves military airplanes, and he felt very excited to see the A-10 Thunderbolt and the Osprey. Other performances were the Thunderbirds, Erik Edgren's clipped-wing taylorcraft, the Northern Stars Aeroteam, and a few others that I did not watch. Please note that if you are in a group and you want to be VIP, then *everyone* in the group must buy VIP tickets. I saw a family in which the father had a VIP ticket, but his wife and children had the cheaper regular-admission tickets, and the VIP section would not admit all of them.

Amazing, friendly customer service. Accomodated an "emergency" at 730pm. The best!!!read more

They were welcoming and knowledgeable and answered my questions. This was a fast and smooth notary…read moreappointment.

Wonderful experience with this travel company for our Disney/ universal studios trip Justin…read moreassisted me with making my arrangements, finding amazing deals, and answering all my questions. Justin made my entire trip easy because I didn't have to lift a finger and all was done for me. How reassuring it was.