the artist that was there was super helpful and we had a great time. The problems start when you…read moretry to pick up your projects. They tell you that you will be emailed when it's ready and should be ready in two days. Two days go by, three days go by and then you make a phone call to which you get no response. Then you email, again no response. Call again leave a message, no response. Stop by during the hours of business no one there. Call the corporate office and there are so many messages the mailbox is full. Call again and finally get a text back stop by and pick up projects. it shouldn't be this hard to pick up things that you have paid for or to get communication back. Won't go back ever

I recently ordered a door hanger DIY kit on 8/15. In an attempt to check on the status of my kit, I…read morewas told that it would be arriving 9/2 or 9/3 due to shipping notifications that this store received. On 9/4 when I tried to contact the store to schedule a pick up, I received the run around about when my kit would be delivered to me. I advised that I was willing to pick up to which they opted to ignore. This morning (9/5), I initiated contact again to attempt to schedule a pick up and was told that my kit wouldn't be arriving until 9/9 and was met with a bit of an attitude. The person I spoke with (assuming it's Amanda) is unprofessional and could use some customer service and communication training. I've frequented plenty of wine and design's throughout the triangle but this location will never get a penny of my money.

Awesome set design and experience. Very fun for two adults and two teenagers…read more We bought the fast-pass and it was well worth it. Bring cash for parking, t-shirt, and drinks. The main attraction is a mile long walk through multiple themed houses. The actors are believable, intimidating, and hide in all the right places. Jump scares are guaranteed. The path is very uneven, music can be very loud, and groups of people get clustered together. We saw young kids crying. I would rate this experience PG13.

Shady and unscrupulous business owners. Go elsewhere…read more We purchased tickets to attend this event on October 25th. We intentionally wanted to go to Darkside Haunted Estates because it was more "off the beaten path" and given how many people have moved to the Raleigh area since last year, we wanted to get away from the hordes of people. We purchased our tickets for October 25th. Yes, we purchased tickets WEEKS in advance to make sure we would be able to attend just in case there was a lot of demand for October 25th. We were so excited to come that we brought two other couples with us, all of whom bought their tickets in advance. We drove an hour to get there and were greeted by a line of cars a quarter of a mile long. Whatever, right? It's the week before Halloween, there's some demand. Cool. Well we finally inch our way to the parking lot entrance and the attendant tells us "we're closed for now, we don't have any parking available, so you can drive around for thirty minutes or try to come back another night." I'M SORRY, WHAT? We bought tickets to guarantee our spot on the 25th. We told her we want a refund and we got an email address to contact them. They're only open from 7pm-10pm. It was 8:45pm, and once we got back in line we'd be behind at least 50 other cars lined up on a dark two-lane road. There's no way we're making it back to the front of the line by 9:15, and the event ends at 10pm. We contemplated going back the next weekend but given that it's an hour out of the way, it's not exactly the place you can just pop into on your way home from work. We decided to get a refund given that we did not receive the access on the 25th we paid for. We emailed them. They're now dodging our emails and not responding. We paid for two tickets plus the quick pass for a total of $37 per person, and these shysters don't have the integrity to respond to emails and refund customers for products and services they didn't receive. We'll be contacting the NC Consumer Protection division of the NC Attorney General and filing a dispute with our credit card company. This company was greedy, oversold their tickets to maximize their profits, and now they refuse to own their mistake and issue refunds. It's just going to get worse next year once another 20,000 people move here by next Halloween. Avoid this location. You've been warned.

A beautiful location to walk. I always forget to take photos when I am there as I normally go for…read morebusiness. However, I have stopped on my way out at the garden area and walked around. Very peaceful and pleasant. I could see coming out during good weather to just take time with nature. The location (when I am there) is fairly quiet. There is plenty of parking as well.

Omg. This is a beautiful art gallery and a hidden gem. If you like art you'll love this place. We…read moreare so glad we found it.

I love this art gallery. The owner is so friendly and down to earth. When you come in and you see…read morethis all the different abstracts and art flows is truly amazing the talent she has. You will never find another Art gallery or another creation that's at the Horton Morton Art Gallery at any other gallery.

Very funny. Up to date comedy- involved the people. Fresh- professional- spent time with people…read more after the show.A people person.Loved his show.I highly recommend him to anyone that is lookin to be entertained with laughter and he makes you think.

Great race track. It's a paved race track too. It's located way out in the middle of no where also…read more I really enjoyed visiting the racing facilities here. Bathrooms have a place where you can wash your hands. They also concession stands that have great food. They also had no lines every time I wanted something to drink and eat. Race track view: all seats are good seats from what I see. But, I would recommend sitting up as high as possible to get an even better view. I could see the race cars driving around the whole race track. I met a friend beside me while here. I said he was a regular and used to have a race team and come to this race track in his younger days. He mentioned a few drivers that were racing today that used to drive for him. Prices for admission was very reasonable. They were charging $15 to get in. They also have senior citizens discount where it was only $12 for admission. In summary, I had a great time. I will definitely come back to this race track soon. Everyone was nice and friendly.

Been coming here since before I could walk and i don't regret it. It's so fun and interesting every…read moretime I come. Especially when my dad races but I can't wait to be able to race here!

Great members, good food and excellent networking. This club does lots of work for local and…read morenational charities . Also a great place to rent for a party.

What a charming history museum, complete with multiple air conditioned buildings, including the…read morecarriage house (with an iron lung) and a delightful medicinal garden. The educational and interesting guided tours begin on the hour and are lead by a professional guide. The museum is very well done--thank you East Carolina University. While it is called the Country Doctor Museum, a good portion of it is a tribute to the work and impact of nurses as well. Learn about the apothecary and unique stories about various artifacts in the museum. There are no opportunities for hands-on experiences and small children may not be the best guests. Seniors (over 55) get a discount. The gift shop has an variety of themed gifts for purchase. I took visitors from Illinois and they loved it. I'll bring other guests who visit Eastern NC.

The Country Doctor Museum has been updated since my prior visits. Admission is $8 and your tour…read morestarts in the gift shop building which also has a library and some medical artifacts. Guided tours run on the hour and you will get to see the building that was a country doctor's office, a medicinal herb garden is behind this building, then the last building is where the carriages, old vehicles and the iron lung are located. You will see how medicines were made with herbs and how the pills were cut. They used what was available. There is a room with surgery tools and prosthetics. The tools used changed over the years and they learned that hot water prevented some infections from developing. The newest addition is a sick room. This room shows what it was like if you were sick and isolated. The room also has a lot to read and see of how health care has evolved. Vaccines are much more recents that I realized. The last building showcases the carriages and some Ford vehicles. There are some doctors bags to see as well. The iron lung gives a visual to imagine what that would have been like to be inside. Even though I have visited this museum a few times, I learn something new every time. They also keep updating the museum and adding new artifacts. The gift shop is also a great place to find some unique gifts.