GET YOUR WINGS**…read more What some might consider a kiddie coaster is actually far, far rougher than the diminutive statistics would imply. Back when the park was called Big Chief Carts & Coasters, Pegasus was the 2nd major ride to be installed (in '96), following Cyclops in 1995. It's geared more towards younger guests, and aside from a few fleeting moments of airtime, this CCI woodie offers little in the thrill department. .....Unless you consider bodily harm to be 'thrilling.' Riding in the front row, I bruised a rib on one of the elevated turns when the train violently slammed me to the left side of the boxy PTC (Philadelphia Toboggan Company) train. From what I saw, not a single turn was banked in the slightest, which is okay at lesser speeds. Unfortunately the front of the train carries a good deal of momentum into the bank-less curves, which results in abrupt and painful lateral G's. The back row doesn't seem to witness this as much, since by the time the rear of the train navigates the turn, the train as a whole is traveling much slower. Injuries aside, Pegasus is pretty tame. It's unique in that it circles a go-kart track below it, but as it reaches a top speed of only 40mph, hardened coaster enthusiasts might find Pegasus to be too mild for their liking. As with all the other coasters here, only one train is in operation and this seats no more than 16 riders at a time, so the queue moves at a snail's pace. Nevertheless, it's 1 of 4 wooden coasters at Mt Olympus and is still worth your time, provided that the line is under half an hour. I'd recommend that front row riders prepare themselves for a jarring experience. _____ **My tagline works on multiple levels, since it's partly a reference to the mythical flying horse but also a nod to the fact that first time coaster riders can cut their teeth on this wooden coaster.....thus earning their 'wings'. Clever, aye! Thanks, I'll be here all week. Remember to tip your waitresses.

We are so lucky to have the International Crane Foundation in Wisconsin. Home to the most amount of…read morecrane species in the world! The park is accessible to all with wide, cement pathways. For those wanting to go on trails, they also offer loops off their paths. There are a few covered areas for viewing the cranes and lots of areas to sit and observe the cranes. Admission is $12 or you could buy an annual pass. They have a video you can watch first about their work prior to checking out the cranes. This is a great place to spend a morning, afternoon or even the whole day.

What I can say about this place is that if you're a fan of endangered species you would definitely…read morelike checking out the Crane Foundation. It's not exactly like a zoo either but it does have all the crane species here and the experiences feel up close and personal. Me and my wife came here to experience this place since this is kind of part of our Wisconsin Dells visit. The admission fee is fair for what you purchase. What I like about this place compared to your typical Zoo is that it's not full of people at all. There's limited parking and a money goes towards helping the cranes and helping their population grow. There's a lot to learn about the rich history of this species also there are plenty of short Trails too there's not any concession stands for food here at all which isn't a big deal at all either it's not a place that you need to check on every exhibit it's probably a hour hour to a hour and a half visit typically. They even have a little movie theater and a gift shop as well. The bathrooms are also very clean this place is a unique find so give this place a visit if you have the time

I did not ride this ride, but my family did. I hear it jerks you a lot and can cause an issue…read more I'll pass. My family and their friend said it was a great ride. Wait time wasn't too bad either. Staff was super nice. Myself and another mom just stepped through to the other side and let them go.

I like roller coasters. I don't think I've had a bad experience until yesterday on Hades 360. It…read morewas the last roller coaster I went on as the end of a great day. However, it was not fun at all. The coaster through my head around painfully. Almost every part of the ride whipped my head and neck. I took pain meds as soon as I got to my car and I'm headed to the chiropactor today. At first I thought it was just me, but I heard a middle school kid at ahead of me say, "Wow, that really hurt my head". Not a fun ride.

I drive by this place all the time when I am in the dells, and have always wanted to go in there…read morebut was always afraid. But this time around, it was certain, I was going to do something EXTREME! Day 1: My party and I get there and we watch some videos and my boyfriend decides to take the jump. I dont think i have ever been so scared. Fearing he was going to die. Thankfully he made it out alive and we left. He was telling me how some of the workers have never even bungie jumped. Thats comforting lol. Day 2: I decided, i'm bungie jumping no matter what. I'm pumped and we get there and I'm just telling my self good thoughts. My friend went first and then myself. I get strapped up and lifted up. And am i getting lifted up in this cage i am just thinking "what the hell am i doing" the worker tries to comfort me and he was doing a damn good job. Kudos to him! Finally we get to the top and he opens the cage. He tells me " have your feet half way off the ledge and hold on to each side of the cage. then you are going to put your hands together in front of you and im going to push your ass off" so when i tried to let go of the cage i got freaked out and immediately grabbed back on. The worker said he got me and pushed. I dont think i have ever screamed so hard in my life. But it was amazing. And I will be doing it again.

The staff is very friendly and understanding and explains everything very well. I did the bungee…read morejump, terminal velocity, and ejection seat. All carry very big rushes!

We played 2 of the 3 courses on a Monday afternoon. The course was fun for us but I wasn't overall…read moreimpressed. Also, tons of carpenter ants everywhere and spiderwebs on the rails which was a bit of a turn off for being in sandals and having a kid that tends to touch all the rails. My kid had to go to the bathroom at the like 7th hole and walking back through all the holes was a bit stressful.

This was fun! Got to feed the goats there. Went about three years ago and haven't been back since…read morebut If I do, I'd definitely come here to feed the animals again

Great fun with littles in the group. Definitely recommend as a family event! Jordan was such a…read moregreat game master and appreciate the confidence he gave the younger ones in our group!

Tried our hand at The Heist room where our objective was to break into the bank and switch a last…read morewill and testament before getting caught. Enjoyed the fact that we could book a private room, so there were only two of us, which was nice but also tough! There were some technical difficulties with their computers so the game master had to run in and give us a clue at one point which wasted some time. The room was tough and there were a lot of misleading things that took us off track but added to the fun. We had the key and new will in our hand when time ran out so 30 more seconds and we would've broken out but I'll say without the clues we wouldn't have made it as far. Overall had a great time and would try another room here.

I'm always an ever a fan of an expanse of green in any city or town…read more Lately, it feels like every time we travel, we seek out a park in which to picnic. Turns out, I'm a bit of a Yogi Bear at heart (Hey Boo Boo...let's go get us a pic-a-nic basket). Only, unlike that thievin' bear, I bring my own bountiful basket. So, while cruising around the Dells, I thought--why not have a picnic in a park. Enter Bowman Park. It's a great park to enjoy a picnic. They have a few picnic tables scattered here and there as well as plenty of shade--so, perfect for picnicking! Beyond that, there's a large field near their bandshell/pavilion that is plenty big for sports (and indeed, while we were there, there was a group of guys playing a casual game of football). The field is sort of sunken, so that if there were a concert going on that brought a good sized crowd, you could get a spot on the berm above and still have a great view of the band. The don't allow pets of any sort (leashed or unleashed) in the park, which was a bummer as we had our dog (it wasn't hot, so she was able to hang in the car with the windows down, but she would have much rather rolled around on the lawn). Other than that? A great little park, conveniently located to many walkable restaurants and shops. Get to it!

Doesn't look like much when you walk past but I really in the mood for laser tag so I popped in it…read morewa super fun and realistic.