The customer service is second to none! We have used other services and have found our travel agent…read morefor our future! Thank you Brian

If you are looking for an honest review, here you go - five stars+++. Brian is fabulous. He was…read moreincredibly responsive, helped us find the perfect honeymoon spot and negotiated an excellent price for us. I had things I wanted specifically and he came up with a spot that not only met but exceeded our requests! When my husband and I went to St Lucia and saw our accommodations, our mouths jointly dropped! Brian is friendly, smart, and intuitive. I honestly could not recommend him more and I'm super glad I decided to use his services.

Our family for years has worked with Lori to book our vacations! Her expertise and advice are so…read moreappreciated! Our favorite destinations are Mexico and the Caribbean, and she is so knowledgeable about current travel restrictions and requirements, airports/airlines/layovers, resorts, etc. We would not book a vacation without including her! We can't wait to book our next vacation with Lori!

Great detail on final travel plans with lots of knowledge of the areas that we were looking at as…read morewe sifted through the options. We saved a lot of time money by having Lori help with our Roman Holiday and will have a better vacation because of it.

Wish we could give more than 5 stars! This experience far surpassed my 6-year-old grandson's…read moreexpectations. We got to see a two-headed snake, so many gators, and the biggest snakes we've ever seen. The absolute highlight was when my grandson and his Dad got to hold a gator--he hasn't stopped telling everyone about it since! Definitely a must-see highlight of the Dells.

My son has become Mr Alligstor almost overnight (well it started maybe around May of this year and…read moreapart from his normal video gaming, Alligators -- and to a lesser extent Crocs and Caimans) are his jam. He had been watching science-related videos, reading books, talking alligators and crocs nonstop. We were planning a mini father son trip and I wasn't sure where to go, when to my surprise I saw that Wis Dells had an alligator place! So we actually headed up there from NW Chicagoland for Alligators first...and boy this did not disappoint. The place was surprisingly very clean and not smelly at all--I had a college roommate who bought an old Used car that had a garter snake in it and he kept it and boy did it smell...so this is no small feat to keep it clean with this many reptiles. It was the first thing we did in Wis Dells and my son was there a good couple of hours (entrance was about $20 for us to visit and then you can buy food to feed -- meat packets were very reasonably priced), and also feed alligators, pythons, snapping turtles, alligator snapping turtles, caimans live mice and/or rats depending what the animals needed that day. Thankfully the owners -- lovely people who have been there nearly 30 years -- feed the live animals we don't have to touch them. I'll admit that left me a little squirmish but my son was in heaven. We were there about 2 hours (most folks I imagine last about 30 mins) and my son was really excited to see the animals -- behind closed glass tanks. They have 14 or so gators in the big tank right as you walk in, have an albino alligator (large one too) in a separate tank behind. Several pythons- including a jumbo yellow scary python and one a little smaller next to it. They have turtles, some smaller snakes, and some toads etc in other cages.... I figured we saw all we could ever see that first 2 hours as it isn't the biggest place, but my son really wanted to go back before we left, so we went back 2 days later and I don't know how we missed it on day 1, but they had a photo opportunity to hold an alligator (its mouth is taped for safety) and that was the thrill of my sons life! He's been telling everyone about that post our visit. Overall it was impressive how clean and not smelly the place is, showing the care the handlers/owners take to these animals. One bit of advice, while they have some very brief blurbs on some (not all) of the animals, I'd recommend adding more complete blurbs in the animals like a traditional zoo would. They also have an opportunity to buy alligators (which presumably is legal in Wisconsin) and that is something I'd never recommend -- Thankfully they aren't cheap so kids likely couldn't do that without a parent being involved:). All in all across 2 visits we were there 3.5 or so hours and my son had the absolute best time of his life. I can't thank them enough and they were super great to him answering his questions, etc (especially since on the second visit they were pretty darn crowded but they gave my so. Extra special treatment :) ). A wonderful experience-- and a reminder of the things we parents do for our kids lol - as Id never be there if it was t for my son, let alone be there twice! We will be back too next time we go to the Dells (I hadn't been to the Dells in over 20 years--first time as an adult, and I hadn't a great time, but this was amongst our biggest highlight of the trip)

This relates to AAA Wisconsin not the nice folks at east…read more I wouldn't buy insurance from a company that can't get a tow truck on a quiet, sunny Saturday afternoon. Sorry to the employees. I'm canceling my membership since it's for naught.

I am lowering the score I gave to AAA because without fail, EVERY TIME I CALL THEM, I'm forced to…read moreendure an automated system that is discriminating against me because I am a longtime member with a specific question. Every time I need to make a change to anything, it is much more work for me than it should need to be. As more and more businesses want to track statistical data about why consumers are calling them, I am very insulted that it is MY TIME and me making choices from a short list, that lets them track this with me doing all of the work, and wasting all of my time doing it for them. Hey, AAA, it is time to change the automated phone system so that it favors your loyal members.

I am writing this review about United Airlines First Class Domestic Service. The first thing I…read morewanna say is that for those of us who fly a lot, the First Class Domestic Service is nowhere near the level it is on the international scale. This is just something to keep in mind and that's not a criticism on any level. Just a fact. United Airlines First Class Domestic Service is pretty good. It's a far cry better than their common Economy Class service. The seats are fairly large and the service is pretty good. Obviously, you get all of your food and drinks for free, unlike the other sections of the aircraft. So that, in and of itself, is a great boon. In terms of the seats they are large but they don't recline very far. I suppose that's due to the fact that they want to keep the First Class Cabin comfortable for all those who are seated in it. They do recline somewhat, just not very far. So, if you're planning to lay back and get a good sleep, you may be a little bit disappointed. But, they do serve their purpose. In terms of the food, it's pretty good. Not excellent -- not like the international service. But, it's okay. And, of course, they have all of the expected drinks. I will say, and the thing that brings down the overall experience of the flight I took between LAX and ORD, is that the two stewardesses that were taking care of the cabin did not stop talking to each other -- literally for more than a minute. They were going on and on and on and on about everything -- all non-flight, non-customer related. It was really maddening. I was sitting in the first row and I had to listen to all of it. They spoke about God, talked about how dogs go to heaven because that's the way God wants it, they talked about how one of them, "Is sick of only making sixty-seven dollars an hour." She wants to make more than that! Now, I understand there are a lot of people who make a lot more money than sixty-seven dollar an hour out there. But, there are also the majority of Americans who would probably love to make that much money. And, to talk about that subject in front of passengers, I find that to be very offensive. But, what are you gonna do? I'm just telling the story of my experience. Overall, it was actually almost amusing that they could barely break away from their conversation to take any of the meals or the drinks to their passengers. I would watch them literally try to tear themselves away, just to get the items to the passengers. Overall, I would highly recommend United First Class over any of their other cabins. It does make your flight a lot more comfortable, and your benefits, a lot more enjoyable.

The cabin crew was very friendly and professional. Planes were exceptionally clean…read more Unfortunately unless one is in first class, seating is rather cramped.