Absolutely zero stars I never got the service. They stole $169 for me and I never got that back.read more

Not worth it! For $80 you get 30 minutes. Pricey but I can handle that. However, when we got there…read morethey only provided about 10 dishes for us to break and one printer. Additionally, we were in a space that was already filled with other people's broken stuff so it really took away from the fun of making a mess. You are better off going to a yard sale and buying stuff to break on your own. Super disappointing!

Seven Falls was absolutely, positively beautiful in every way. Words can't even describe it, but…read morehopefully these photos can convince you. Seven Falls started out with a semi-short shuttle ride to the actual scenery. From there, it just got more amazing. I understand how the steps could be strenuous for many, and it definitely wasn't easy, but a little stop to catch your breath is provided about midway through. I saw a couple people who didn't feel up to finishing the steps stopping at the rest point, taking some photos, and coming back down. The views were still stunning from that height. Heck, they're stunning from any height or viewpoint. There was also a little shop with delicious popsicles located before the steps. Clean bathrooms along the way as well. It all just seemed very well-thought-out. This was also partially due to the employees, who were all very helpful and pleasant. To put it simply, Seven Falls has it all-it's beautiful, clean, and unique. Amazing in every aspect, stunning from every angle. I felt immersed in the mountainscape from the first step out of that shuttle.

Great meal . The trout was tender and the veggies and rice were a great combination. We had Jordan,…read morea worker from Dominican Republic, who was very kind and informative. We appreciated his suggestions.

Love this place so much! It's so unique. Me and my boyfriend's favorite zoo ever, and I'm usually…read morevery anti-zoo for ethical reasons. You can get close up to giraffes and feed them, there are animals that free roam, you can get extremely close to a hippo, there's a cute building filled with birds that you can feed. Some of the birds will fly on over and sit on you. One wouldn't get off of me and kept nibbling me which we found so funny. The staff will help you if you can't get a bird off of you but that doesn't usually happen. The walk is rough since there's a lot of hills. You will be panting if you don't walk a lot, and especially if it's hot. The sun is strong here. Make sure to bring sunscreen. The food wasn't very good and was expensive, but what do you expect? It's a zoo. I feel like I got my hands on some good coffee but I can't remember. Highly recommend!!!

I LOVED the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo! It's just big enough to spend a morning and still be able to see…read moreeverything without being totally worn out! My new favorite animal: the OKAPI My favorite animals were the Kangaroos hoping everywhere, the beautiful Giraffes, the red panda, and of course the okapi! If you're in town I totally recommend coming to visit the zoo and spending a morning or afternoon here. P.S. you do have to buy your tickets ahead of time!

A national treasure of geology, Our kids of all ages loved it, and Indy was a great tour guide!read more

Take the Haunted Lantern Tour. our guide Tracey was awesome! Just pray you don't see the lady in…read morethe white dress!

Andrew at the pool bar was excellent. We came to celebrate a birthday and had a great time.read more

While our children enjoyed the kid-centric atmosphere during our overnight stay at Great Wolf Lodge…read moreColorado Springs, the rest of our experience was deeply disappointing due to significant billing issues and poor service. One positive is that our room was excellent--it was extremely clean, spacious enough to comfortably accommodate six people, and offered a wonderful view. The beds and pillows were very comfortable, everything functioned as expected, and the environment was quiet. My only concern with the room, was the room temperature. We found it difficult to keep it consistent, as it was either too hot or too cold. I believe this may be due to a lack of vents in the room. Most importantly, the numerous unauthorized charges and "authorizations" placed on my debit card without prior notice is extremely concerning. These fees were not mentioned during the reservation process, at check-in, or on your website. Furthermore, the amount of incorrect charges is staggering. Dealing with these errors from check-in through check-out has been exhausting, especially since the staff was unhelpful in resolving them. The refusal to provide a complete, chronological invoice is unacceptable. The dining experience was also poor. Aside from the pizza, the food was of low quality; we paid $70 for cold burgers and fries, and the breakfast buffet was bland with lukewarm milk and juice. We also avoided the Watering Hole after being warned by other guests about the warm beverages. The dining credits were not at all worth it. Finally, while the housekeeping staff, the staff at the arcade, the pool measuring station, and Build-A-Bear were friendly, the majority of the staff were not. The male team member at MagiQuest seemed easily flustered and communicated too quickly for guests to follow. Despite the almost $200 we spent on magi-quest wands, we do not plan to return, even for a day pass. I hope you address these systemic issues with your billing transparency and hospitality standards.

Tiny Town. A town that is tiny!…read more I'm so glad I read the reviews first so I knew what to expect. My daughter and I arrived around 11am and we decided to have a little picnic in the back of the car, which seemed easier than trying to carry stuff through TT until we reached the picnic tables. The scenery is so pretty here, which made our little trunk picnic even more special! My daughter is 5 and was probably JUST young enough to enjoy it. We rode the train first--a short but cute ride--and then made our way through the town. She loved checking out all of the buildings, as well as seeing how they were decorated inside. So many dolls and scenes! The playground is sparse and outdated, but of course we had to spend a little time there. Our only negative experience was with the woman working the register in the gift shop. We were buying something, and my daughter picked up a little trinket that you're supposed to turn over + watch the bubbles move. Instead of just asking her to put it down (again: it's for playing with! And it was right in front of her face!) she ripped it out of her hands. While this doesn't classify as touching someone else's kid, it was close enough for me. Overall, a 4-star experience! I'm glad we took the time to go.

Since I grew up here in Colorado, I have many fond memories of checking out Tiny Town whenever we…read morehad out-of-town guests, but I hadn't been in roughly 25 years and decided it was now time to take my little ones. My daughter is three years old, and that is the demographic this place is best geared for. She was amazed by the tiny houses, and the train ride was a blast. I'm glad I was able to show her a spot from my childhood.

Such a fun experience for the whole family! We loved seeing all the animals, and the staff were so…read morefriendly and welcoming. The snack shop team was great, and everyone we met was eager to share their knowledge about the animals. A wonderful place to spend the day!

It was a clean zoo, and there was like no one there because we went on a Wednesday. But there was…read morealmost no animals, we couldn't find half of them and there was like one animal per cage. We paid $15 per person which isn't bad. But I wouldn't come here again, especially for how far I drove. If I lived near here then maybe I would come, but I don't think it's worth the time or money. The screaming monkey was funny.