I feel generous in giving it 1*. Took our grandkids yesterday. While there were enough amusement…read morechoices, the staff/employees couldn't be bothered to assist, help or engage proactively to address any problem that arose with the machines. It felt like I was bothering them. Basic failure in customer service 101.

They have a special ed worker whom is VERY rude he yelled at us when we were playing laser tag ,…read moreand it and there's a rude white big man who was standing behind my friend look at her butt and she is 13 years old , highly don't recommend .

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.

We loved our first visit to the aquaruin restaurant!…read more Dawson was great! Thanks!!

Hello! Jessika was our server. She was great! She explained…read morethe menu to us. We came all the way from Mobile, Alabama. We truly enjoyed being here. Thank you so much!

Believe it or not, you CAN pet kangaroos in Kentucky. My coworkers and I visited the Kentucky Down…read moreUnder Adventure Zoo, and even though we are all adults, we had a blast. The zoo isn't large, but it's big enough to spend a morning or afternoon there as a family. If you have mobility issues, golf carts are available for rent, but if you're in good health and wear the right shoes, you can easily walk and cover the whole zoo. The zoo has a few hills (it is Kentucky) so do wear comfortable shoes and prepare to walk unless you rent a golf cart. My favorite parts were petting the kangaroos and also seeing the sheep dog demonstration. Do pay attention to the times for demonstrations and animal shows; they are worth seeing and the times are a bit limited. You can also feed the goats and interact with the animals, which I enjoyed. We also toured the underground cave, which was a lot of fun but involved a lot of steps. Some of the steps were wet and steep, so be aware of that if you have mobility issues. If you're a parent of young kids or a person who enjoys animals and nature, Kentucky Down Under Adventure Zoo is a great attraction and worth a visit. It's not too far of a drive from Bowling Green, and a lot of schools and summer day camps visit on field trips.

We had a blast at the Kentucky Down Under!…read more We didn't get a golf cart, it was easily walk able for us. We did the cave tour - you can tip the guide at the end, we didn't know and didn't have any cash on us. We enjoyed the feeding the Kangaroos and Emus. Some things were closed because of rain but it didn't stop us from having a good time.

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

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