My show was amazing here. I'd attend another show here in a heartbeat. The setup for this theater…read morewas amazing

Had a great time at the Anjelah Johnson Reyes comedy show here last night, she is hilarious! I have…read morebeen to this venue several times for concerts and other events. It's a nice venue that is comfy and intimate.

This theater is, by far, one of the nicest community theater locations I've seen. The theater is…read morehigh tech. The seats are comfortable and clean. The floors are new and shiny. The bathrooms are close by. The acoustics in theater during the play were spot on. The lighting as well. I want to see a friend of mine act in one of the Play is held in this theater back November 2017. Of course the play was fantastic. And I look forward to returning to this playhouse in the future when I am in north Georgia. The variety of place that they bring for the general public is outstanding. There is always something for everyone throughout the year. The location is a little bit off the Compass. It isn't difficult to find with a GPS but without one someone make it turned around just a wee bit.

Overall this was a poor experience. From our arrival in the parking lot, the parking staff was…read moreextremely rude. When we pulled up to the lady taking money for the parking lot she said, "what are you here for?" We excitedly told her we were here to see the show. Her response, "$5." Once we got to the door with our tickets. The lady at the door stared at us. No greeting. She could have responded "Hey. Welcome in." or "Do you have tickets for tonight's show?" or "Can I get your last name for your ticket reservation?" She wanted us to say something first and just stared. Finally she said "your last name." We told her. Her response, "Ok." The show was mediocre and dry. Quite frankly, we considered leaving early. The main thing that was odd was how rude their entire front of house staff was.

They never pick new talent. They are over priced for the shows they put on. And the talent isn't…read moreworth what they charge. It's like they have their favorite people, and that's it. So, same actors for every show. Also, their show choices are horrible, very outdated.

I hope they continue to do this festival!! I've been coming since I was a kid in the 90's!! Clown…read moreschool, the Strut, my family really loved and celebrated this festival.

Great music this weekend...But needs more and or better handicap access..Meet a lot people with…read morevisable and invisable disability. Most all said couldn't find access since their was no signs. Then ones found one main stage ya cant even hear. Plus suoer.far away from stage. Ya can only hear band behind ya on the river not.main stage bands. Besides only one stage was open. When went found access at other stage to see government mule. There was no staff for acccess so other people took the chairs to use somewhere else. Few people had chairs carried their.

We drove 500 miles to make this trip. I've ridden on a number of trains before including the…read moreJapanese Bullet Train (200 mph). This is a much different experience and a very pleasant one to say the least. We decided to make this trip just before the heat of summer as a possible scouting trip for the leaf color change in late October. While the trees which are in full foilage obstructed some of the views of the Gorge and the river, it was still a beautiful sight. We rode in the Dome Car so we had a very good vantage point. We bought an on board Lunch which was a turkey sandwich on a croissant dressed (green stuff was in a separate bag. There was also an amply supplied snack box which caused me to abandon my low carb diet for a day. The part of the trip which was the best part was the crew. EVERYONE of them was absolutely delightful. The Narrator(s) were exceptional and gave every detail about the route as we cruised along at about 12 mph going uphill and up to 16 mph coming back down. We had one of the Narrators come up to our car and give us extra details about the Loop which was super nice. All in all my wife and I had a wonderful time. TIP: If you get cold easily (the cars are air conditioned) bring a blanket. I broke the ice with the rest of the passengers when one of the conductors checked in on us and asked if everything was ok. I indicated that it was a bit warm, but we would struggle through it. That was all it took for us to really start talking and getting to know one another as most of the men were chilly, and the women were freezing. There were blankets on board and I managed to find one for my Princess, but You may want to bring one. I would highly recommend this trip. The steps up to the dome Car(s) are not bad but you have to be able to climb up about 7 or 8 steps. We may very well do this trip again in the fall as I suspect that the Leaf Color Change will be breathtaking. God puts on full display for us that beauty. Thanks to the Crew for making this slow train ride a very memorable experience.

So great!! This is an amazing attraction. Perfect for train lovers. Lots of vintage trains to see,…read morea functioning workshop, and a TURN TABLE!! Our tour guide Jack made the whole experience a blast. We went with our family of 11: grandparents, adults, and kids ages 7-12. Every person really enjoyed it. I was disappointed that the Chattanooga Choo Choo is not a ride, so it was wonderful to find the TVRM and satisfy my itch for a train adventure. Ps. It's on Cromwell Road. Do not go to Chamberlain Ave.

This is a great small town museum, located towards downtown Cleveland. I came here on a Saturday…read moremorning with a friend, neither of us ever having visited before. Once inside, we met Dale, who gave us the layout of the museum, with information about the current exhibits and what to look out for. She was very knowledge and all around just a fun person. In fact, everyone who works at the museum was very friendly and more than willing to help with anything visitors might need. I enjoyed seeing the exhibit that showed the old kitchen equipment of years past, as well as the stuffed and mounted animals as part of the taxidermy exhibit, many of which were wild species not found in the USA. I enjoyed my visit to the Cleveland Museum and would suggest it to visitors and life-long Cleveland residents alike.

The Five Points Museum is focused on Cleveland history, heritage, Cherokee and business…read more They have a large banquet room that is great for large events, receptions, etc. I have been to many events here and the class and location is great, right downtown.

This was so so much fun!! My two year old and I got to go ham in the paint room! It was perfect…read morebecause she loves to paint but never get super messy with it. This time she got to unleash! We were able to bang on drums full of paint with music going! It was so fun!! Add this to your list of things to do with kids!

It is dangerously dark on entering and exiting the theater. If someone falls and is injured UEC…read morewill be sued. You need to have better lighting for patrons entering and exiting

This theatre is conveniently located off the highway and near the KOA Campground. It's a good…read moretheater to come to for a deal. We take advantage of their Bargain Tuesday tickets, which are $6.00 per person all day on Tuesdays. It's a nice treat when you want to see a movie in theaters, but don't want to pay an exorbitant ticket price. The theater advertises luxury recliner seating, which is truly just recliners, and ours were unfortunately quite worn. The difficulty with just switching seats is that at the box office, you pick your seat, and it's then reserved and on your ticket. So if you get to the theater and see your seat is tore up and decide to sit in any other seat that's less tore up than "yours", you run the risk of being in someone else's seat when they arrive in the theater. This happened to us. So you either move to another, work it out with the person whose seat you're in, or go back to the box office and tell them to switch your seat. I understand the pros and cons of seat reserving for the theatre, but for the visitor, if you don't know what the state of the seat your picking is in when you're purchasing your ticket, it creates unnecessary hiccups. What we saw was the seats with the best vantage point were the ones tore up the most (AKA, the ones picked all the time to sit in). Aside from the reserved seating conundrum, the theater was good. The screen and sound quality were good, bathrooms were relatively clean, and there were just enough attendants at the concession stand. In all, spending only $6 for a ticket was justified, but spending anymore, I would have felt like I didn't get my money's worth. Not a terrible experience, but nothing extraordinary either. Would we come back for another Bargain Tuesday? Yes, we would.