This place is great little out of the way but stuff is great. Super helpful and friendly and great…read moreprices for tickets and activities. Great for rainy days for groups for families for laser tag, laser maze, which is very cool Mike James Bond two mini golf course areas great go karts, and they have plenty of space for birthday parties and gatherings indoors and outdoors.

I had an incredible experience at this establishment, staff was friendly and service was on pointread more

We stopped in Coldwater for the afternoon while our RV was getting worked on, and killed some time…read morehere with the kids (ages 6 and 3). The museum is very reasonably priced for its size, and the kids had an awesome time for hours on end. Lots of exhibits, set-ups, and games.

Loved this drive-in! Two screens and two movies each. The price was right as they had a deal on…read morecouples that night. We parked our mud covered Jeep and waited for the start. We needed a handheld radio which we rented for $5. Cool that they had those. Then we went to get snacks. Oh my! It was a nostalgic moment as there were so many goodies from my childhood: oversized popsicles, bubblegum cigarettes, boxed popcorn, and so much more. I was literally a kid in the candy store all over again. And the prices were not ridiculous. Appreciate that. We sat in the back of the Jeep enjoying our snacks and watching the movie. There was only one downside. Those smoking pot ruin the ambience for the rest of us. I wish they wouldn't let them smoke pot at their business. Just because you're outside doesn't mean you're alone. It stinks!

Does the idea of a silent Deadpool flick excite you?…read more If not, better plan to stay in your vehicle with the windows rolled up and the volume cranked about as loud as it can go. Seems they lowered the FM transmission volume from last year in order to encourage more rentals on their portable radios. A decent 40w portable will only be able to be heard from about 4 feet away, except for the ads, of course. Will not be returning until its fixed and replacement tickets are given.

We always have a good time at the races. My 4 year old asks me every weekend if we are going to the…read moreraces. Concession prices are very fair (popcorn $1 hot dogs $1.50). They always have a promotion going on so check the website to see what it is.

Great haunted house in the greater Mid Michigan area!…read more First, the location--it's located out in a rural area, a ways south of Jackson. Yes, this probably makes for a bit of a drive but adds to the overall experience. Driving through the dark woods, I could imagine we were straight out of a horror movie. Upon arrival, the sprawling property, a former pig farm, does not disappoint. The property is big.. perhaps too big considering there seemed to be a lot of unused space in the middle between the haunted houses. The haunt does a really great job with the staging/waiting area. Great detail here and I loved the way the line was situated to allow the actors to easily move about and frighten folks in line. Great attention to detail in here too. The waiting area can add so much to the overall haunt experience and I'm excited when a place uses it to full advantage. The houses themselves: DarkSyde has 4 distinct houses, but they are basically all strung together, one after another. In other words, we waited in line once and then went through each attraction in order. They did not have a hayride or zombie paintball going this year, but the 4 houses provided enough activity for the price. They had Labrynth/medieval themed maze, your now-mandatory killer klown 3D maze, an outdoor pallette maze that was actually a maze, the "rusthole" and a pirate theme maze. Of these, I enjoyed the Rusthole the most. It's an interesting theme - sort of industrial factory gone out of control. Lots of strobes, darkness and loud noises. Good stuff. Some constructive suggestions: the outdoor pallet maze was a cool idea but turned out to be too confusing. Our group got turned around and accidentally exited out of what we later guesses was a safety/chicken exit. From here we were so confused we almost missed out on the Pirate maze which comes next. The actors here could do more to help guide people through or they need to block the safety exits better. The end is also a little disappointing - there is a good final surprise in the pirate maze, but then you are left to go down a long hallway to fill out a survey. Kinda anticlimactic. Could develop the ending to be more of an intense grand finale. There is also more the haunt could do with all the space in the middle of the attraction (the big grass area with bonfire) to keep people engaged when not going in the haunted house itself. All in all a great experience in the Michigan haunted house scene!

So dope. Everything was homemade and the scare actors were very nice people (out side of being…read morescary)

Our hometown theater. New reclining seats right before the pandemic shut down. Always a friendly…read morestaff. We are so thrilled to see it open back up after this year of close downs. We'll be coming often once again!

I come here all the time for date night, only bad experience I've had was children running up and…read moredown the aisle but other than that I 10/10 recommend. Very nice, clean and comfortable!

Such a classic place - when you walk in you feel like you entered a Country Club which is becoming…read morea rarity in the North. Very well kept community and club house - beautiful event space with super friendly staff - beautiful grounds - excellent menu options with great food

Grew up goin to the races. Best dirt track around! Love it!read more