This is a FREE museum in Waterloo and really well done. The informational movie (about 25 minutes)…read moreis well done and provides a great overview. There are several interactive exhibits and the story of John Deere will surprise many. Staff are very present and helpful. There is a large parking lot which is also free. It was about an hour stop and I really enjoyed it and learned a lot about the history, technology and farming.

Wonderful museum. Excellent displays and great historic information. Very in depth with…read moreinteractive displays. Great for kids or adults. And it's Free!

Really lovely place. I've visited the gardens once but every Mother's Day weekend they have a…read moreplant sale. Pretty good selection. One year I picked up a lot of used clay pots for only a buck a piece. This year, they gave you a DIY tissue paper flower with every purchase. We used ours for Mother's Day decorations. Very friendly staff, too.

It's like walking around someone's backyard. For calling itself an arboretum, you'd think there'd…read morebe more trees, but it's mostly just lawn, next to a highway and corn fields.

My husband and I came here before the football game. We were literally the only people here. All…read moreSullivan brothers sadly passed serving our country in the armed services. There are neat military artifacts. We also got a free Vietnam book for our military son. There were theaters with films showing more history. Lots of reading. There is a gift shop and I got some rubber military bracelets for 50 cents. The museum is also connected to Grout Museum. The toy display was cool. Price was $20 each with planetarium show or $15 admission without planetarium show.

This was my first time traveling to this location and found it captivating. The museum was large…read moreand had countless artifacts, photographs, and posters. Each time period had its own categorized section which made everything neatly organized. I would strongly encourage anyone interested in the history surrounding wars and other correlating areas, to visit this location. All items in the facility tell their own unique history!

We love the cedar falls community theater shows at the Oster Regent. This old theater has good…read moresound, popcorn in the lobby, $10 seats in the up-high balcony. . Community Theater is always an amazing display of talent!

Located in the UNI downtown area and near-ish to Sidecar Coffee and other bars, this is the newest…read morecomic book store to come into the area. However, be aware that that's exactly what it is: a comic book store. Many times, a comic book store will also have a lot of other nerd toys like gaming supplies, figurines, playing cards, and things like that. Limited Edition Comics isn't like that. They're a comic book store through-and-through. They have a very small selection of tabletop accessories for Star Trek and Star Wars games as well as a couple of board games to choose from, but that's about it. Everything else is comic books, and they definitely have a huge selection. As I'm not a comic book fan, but instead, I enjoy the "nerd supplies" like the figurines or tabletop accessories, this was a bit of a let-down. It's a pretty small store, and as far as I can tell, the playing tables are downstairs while the upstairs is the shopping area. Also, to add to the weirdness, the upstairs also seems to include a barber shop. There were people getting their hair cut while I came in. There were also a bunch of people having friendly conversations, so it seems like there's a group of people who probably come here regularly. Since they have tables and whatnot downstairs, I'm assuming they probably host local tabletop gaming or card game tournaments. Nothing was going on at the moment as far as I could see, but it did look like they had space downstairs. From the prices of items I compared to Amazon, their pricing is usually within $2 of what Amazon wants, so very fair pricing. Definitely worth purchasing locally. Wasn't greeted or really acknowledged while in the store. It's a pretty small store, so it felt a bit awkward to not be acknowledged, but it did allow me to browse in peace. No one was outwardly rude or giving me "the outsider!" looks, though, so it's possible that greeting customers is not usually within their usual procedure. Parking here is standard parking for a downtown-ish area. There is a small free parking lot down at the base of the hill of the street, but it's a small walk to get to the store. You also could park curb-side if you wanted to, but I didn't find it a problem to walk to the store instead. Final thoughts: If you love comic book stores, you'll probably enjoy Limited Edition Comics. It's a great comic book store, but don't expect a lot of the other "nerd toys" that usually come along with comic book stores. I probably won't come back, but that's mostly out of personal preference for something other than comic books. Not a bad store, though.

Like to visit comic stores while traveling and this caught my attention. Located off busy street…read morenear University. Walking up stairs there is a huge Millennium Falcon ship hanging up in lobby which the owner gladly shares its backstory. Actually is a barber shop that evolved into comic store and small pop culture vibe. Heavy on comics with some light assortment of DC and Marvel statues. Clean and laid out well within the space confines. Worth checking out the place. Mostly enjoyed chatting with owner about Star Wars.

This place is great everything is super cheap. Which is really hard to find I would totally…read morerecommend this place good foods and a bunch of other great stuff.

I've been to a lot of movie theaters in my life... Big, sprawling, stadium seating theaters with…read morechandeliers and surround sound. I've been to the El Capitan on a premiere night. The theatre I grew up with had 20 screens, and it was surrounded by a plaza of food and activities. Gladbrook theater is still the coolest movie theater I've ever been to. Ever. Yeah, I suppose you could say it's because it was novel to me. It was cute and quaint, and the fact that it only shows one movie at a time is funny... but that's not what was so cool. What's cool is that the little town in the middle of corn fields and air decided they wanted a theater, and they did it. It's run by volunteers, and it's probably only frequented by the people who live near the town, but it's awesome. The place was clean, the snacks were cheap, and the movie selection for the night I was in town was perfect. I saw Wreck It Ralph in a little theater on a cold snowy night in Gladbrook, Iowa, with my boyfriend and two other awesome guys, one of whom was wearing a Teemo hat. Pretty great memory, I should think. I do think, in fact. If you live near here and you haven't stopped by, you really should. This place is great and definitely needs to be supported.

Wonderful store and staff- parking is never a problem- Plenty of gift items for kids and adults,…read moremen and women. Christian greeting cards and of course -study Bibles, group studies and the latest books. They are absolutely available to order for you what you need as well- appear to be very experienced in this. I am so excited to have a Christian book and gift store in town.

Great place to go no matter what the weather is. Love that…read morethey let adults in the bounce houses I think I have more fun then the kids do!!!! Also it's a great place to have your kids birthday party they let you bring in any food and drinks that you like for no extra charge. The lady that runs the place also puts on princess shows sometimes that my daughter just loves:)

As awesome as it get's in Waterloo Iowa. Lots of big bounce houses, things to do for kids of all…read moreages. Inexpensive and tons of physical fun when the weather is either too hot or too cold.