Brought our 5, 7, and 8 year old here. We had a blast. Nice walk and engaging time. They were very…read morescared and loved every second!!!

Death Valley is great! It's got all the perks of a haunted house, yet it's go really good scary…read moreeffects. It was my first time going there so yeah, but it was still really scary! It had your typical chainsaw mad-men and clowns and etc. but they have a really good set-up. If you get lost in the maze, it takes about an hour to get through. But after you get out of the maze it's not over. Then you enter the haunted woods. Ha ha! It may look small from the outside, but it was pretty big. Don't really recommend it for little kids though. I'd say 12&up. Well, it was great!

I went with my husband and our 9-year-old son, and it turned out to be one of our favorite summer…read morememories. Everything was clean, well-staffed, and family-friendly. The highlight for me? I went on the water slide, first time ever being on one. I was absolutely terrified and ended up screaming the whole way down -- loud enough that people were laughing and saying they could hear me from where they were It was hilarious and totally worth it. My son loved every minute, and seeing him smile and splash around made the day even more special.

My kids had a great time. We got to spend all day out there and the food was actually really good…read more I take them all the time. Thanks for everything guys. Y'all keep up the good work.

They are doing some construction here. Looks like they got rid of their go carts. I enjoy coming…read morehere to hit golf balls on the range or play mini golf. This time my husband and I did the batting cages. If you don't like using their helmets, I recommend bringing your own. Hubby and I came in a Sunday and it was pretty quiet at the batting cages; however, all the action was on the range. Sometimes it's nice to stay in MJ and hangout versus going into Nashville. I totally recommend. The ppl are really nice. Once the go cart area is completely cleaned it will look esthetically better.

We had a little time to goof today so we played putt putt golf. It was fun to play but it in need…read moreof maintenance which affects the play. Turf is worn, torn, rails are bent from the bass hitting it. It was fun and I'd do it again.

Sis and I flew to Nashville for two reasons: 1) We love Amy Grant's "Tender Tennessee Christmas"…read moreand always wondered what it was like during the Christmas season and 2) Sis saw Ice on Instagram and thought we had to go and it was worth it. Pre-purchase your tickets online because spots run out. When you get there, you're in line to borrow a parka (cost included in the ticket), which is absolutely necessary because even with a coat and gloves, it's only 9 degrees Farenheit and you'll need it. Then you take the obligatory photo that you can purchase at the end and you go in. The exhibit is made of carved ice sculptures which have been dyed and cut into Christmas themes, like the Polar Express, Christmas presents, reindeer, the Nativity, etc. The scale of these sculptures are impressive, since some of the pieces, like the life size train, is made of blocks that weigh a ton before they're cut down. There also is a free ice slide you can get in line to slide down. There even was a sculptor from China (because this exhibit was inspired by a traditional show they do there) who was cutting a figure live in front of us to show us the intricate work they have to do to bring a figure to life. Really glad we came to see this.

The food was delicious. Don't leave without trying the crab cakes - 10/10…read more Adrian, our server, made this visit exceptional. Please try for yourself versus relying solely on the reviews.

We visited Aquarium Restaurant for Father's Day lunch and had a wonderful experience, giving it a…read moresolid 4 stars. The Vibe & Ambiance: The atmosphere here is absolutely incredible! We had just visited Ripley's Aquarium of the Smokies in Gatlinburg the day before, and eating here felt like a seamless extension of that experience. You are completely surrounded by stunning marine life. One important tip: it is very cold inside the dining room. They understandably need to keep the temperature low for the massive aquarium tanks, so definitely bring a sweatshirt or light jacket along to stay comfortable. The Food: The food was amazingly good. We started with the shrimp & crab dip appetizer, which was rich and flavorful. For our main courses, we had the steak and lobster, the grilled shrimp, and everything was cooked perfectly. The Service: Our server was incredibly friendly and attentive. However, the kitchen was severely backed up due to the Father's Day lunch rush, so our meal took a very long time to arrive--just over 40 minutes. We didn't mind too much since our server was so nice and we had the fish tanks to look at, but it is something to keep in mind on major holidays. Location & Convenience: The restaurant is located right inside the Opry Mills mall, which made parking incredibly easy. It is also situated right next door to the Grand Ole Opry House, making it the perfect spot to grab a bite if you plan to visit there too!

Loved it! Jaren in the kangaroo pen and Chris H who was the cave guide were absolutely amazing. But…read morereally all the staff was all courteous and friendly. You can pet kangaroos, emus and tortoises, as well as tour a neat little cave onsite.

Whenever we travel, I try see what the nearest animal encounters are…read more We came from San Diego, Ca to stay in Nashville for a few days. And the only reason we rented a vehicle for that time is because hubby wanted to visit Buc-ees down the road. Seeing that Kentucky Down Under was down the road- we wanted to take advantage of our day in Kentucky. Park behind Farmwald's Bakery and you see the parking lot. We arrived before opening time- so, we hung out and watched the camel roaming about. I've had the opportunity to ride a camel in Mexico and we have a camel dairy on the outskirts of San Diego (where they sell soaps and lotions). There was only one camel and it was huge and curious! As it got closer to opening time- the parking lot started to get packed w/ kids on their field trip. You can see the golf carts lined up behind the gift shop. Restrooms are located down the hall from the cashiers counter. And from previous reviews, I wasn't sure if the steep hill leading up to the enclosures was paved, dirt or gravel. And with my Achilles tendinitis, I didn't wanna figure it out. Lol. It was easy to snag a golf carts- worth every dime. And cruise up the hill. The road leading up is paved. And once you reach the top- there are tons of porta potties and lunch tables to the right. The map provided will lead you to the direction of your interest. We beat the group of kids and were able to see the Grey wolves and dingoes- before all the mayhem of excitement from the kids ensued. The bird garden was great. And you get to see a peacock roaming freely. I read a review to get there as early as possible- that way the kangaroos are somewhat active. I never thought in my life I'd have the opportunity to feed many kangaroos! There were so many! The Petting Zoo was fun. Seeing the baby goats softly butt heads with another... and then the bigger ones. As the morning continued on- more groups of kids on their field trips came. Keep in mind- when you pay to feed a certain animal- only feed them their food. And please- don't just toss your empty paper cups on the enclosure grounds. There are trash cans located outside to dispose of them. We didn't see any capybaras and no albino kangaroo. Wish we had more time to hang around and see some of the demonstrations and go down Onyx Cave. Definitely wear some comfortable walking shoes because if you step off the paved path in the kangaroo enclosure- tons of poo piles and uneven surfaces.

Super fun and GREAT staff! Everyone was so nice! The alpine slide, zip line and chair lift were so…read morefun! HIGHLY recommend!

The sign said open. The website said open. But the door was locked and no one was there.read more