a charming, historic attraction that originally opened in the 1930s. Set on about 3 to 3.5 acres of…read morelush, mature landscaping, the Wonder Gardens is home to a variety of rescued, rehabilitating, and non-releasable animals. We took our time wandering the pathways, admiring the beautiful habitats thoughtfully designed for each species. There's a strong focus on birds, and the variety here is impressive -- vibrant parrots, graceful flamingos, and so many unique feathered residents. Just as we made it to the final exhibit with the crocodiles, an announcement came over the speakers warning of lightning in the area. Guests were directed back to the gift shop for safety, and the staff began offering rain checks or refunds depending on when you arrived. We didn't inquire about either, though -- we had already thoroughly enjoyed our time there, and since the Wonder Gardens is a nonprofit organization, we were happy to support them regardless. Before leaving, we browsed the gift shop, which had a fantastic selection of animal-themed souvenirs, cute décor, and even artwork created by the resident animals -- such a unique touch. If you're in the area, Wonder Gardens is absolutely worth a stop. It's charming, educational, and your admission supports ongoing rescue and rehabilitation efforts. If you're interested in getting even closer to the animals, they also offer scheduled animal encounters, so be sure to check ahead for times.

We found this place while searching Yelp and enjoyed our visit there. Easy to navigate your way…read morearound and lots to see. My kids enjoyed seeing all the different animals! My only gripe was- they were cleaning the turtles and it would have been a really cool learning experience for the kids if they advertised those things/invited kids and families to come watch. They could have really turned it into a really cool educational moment by answering questions or talking about what they were doing while they were doing it. Even having a few seats people could sit in while they did it... this could apply to any of their daily things they do there to help the animals. Keep up the good work and help inspire the next generation!

Very interesting. Highly recommend. Tour alone and read the history or purchase headsets.read more

As you park near Holocaust Museum, we noticed that a Holocaust-era railway boxcar that typically…read moreused to carry prisoners, military troops and supplies. This boxcar is available for local schools, colleges, public facilities, churches and synagogues as mobile exhibit. The mission of Holocaust Museum is simple: "To Teach the lessons of the Holocaust to inspire action against bigotry, hatred and violence." The museum displays many artifacts, photos related to Holocaust and World War II. They are professionally displayed from rise of Nazism to Liberation and Nuremberg Trials. Many of artifacts belongs to families of survivors in Southwest Florida. Many audio and video footages are available and packed with information. We did not use the tablet guide but just slowly walk and read the information at each display. We took little over 60 minutes for this tour. A docent led tour and lectures are also available. Wow, we were simply blown away and amazed by the professional, working exhibits and the friendly staff. We recommend this museum to everyone as this history is so important and made a significant impact to humanity.

Outstanding 400 seat venue to see top notch artists perform, great sound, comfortable seating…read more Become a member of Arts Bonita!

Great venue with comfortable seating and a large variety of entertainment and education. Earlier…read moretoday wife and I did an impromptu trip to Arts Bonita and had a great time watching the Titanic musical. Very friendly staff. In addition to plays they offer live music and even classes for both kids and adults. Everything is very affordable. We will definitely be back.

My two year old had such a blast. As a mom I had just as much fun watching him. We live in Miami so…read morewe were visiting and I happen to look for place to take him and I'm so glad this came up. I will say this is based on downstairs and outside because the upstairs was not open. Be sure to check their website or call for info. I can't wait to be back in the area so we can go back

The employees were very helpful. The price was at a good…read morerate. My son was able to explore and have enjoy himself exploring every angel of this museum. You'll kids will have a blast

This is a really cool place to go when you need a fun activity for visitors or kids! It's a little…read morepricey for admission, but it includes access to lots of animals, walking trails, a small butterfly enclosure, an aviary, and a planetarium. The animals they had were fun to see and there were quite a lot of them! The outside area is very nice as well, and I'd probably go on the trail if it wasn't so hot out. I unfortunately didn't have time to wait for the planetarium show, but it's cool that it is a part of the experience. I enjoyed walking around and would recommend it.

In desperate need of renovation and possibly new management…read more Planetarium was very unsatisfactory. The seats do not recline to a comfortable angle. We both walked out in desperate need of a chiropractor adjustment. The feature was like watching an old reel to reel home movie complete with rough imagery and popping sounds in the audio. I'm going to venture out here and say they need new equipment because the feature we paid to see was supposed to be a visual marvel. The presentation left us uninspired and not impressed. Exhibits. The tanks were dirty, the exhibits were run down old and outdated. If the ppl there are volunteers some need to be asked not to return, if they're employees they need to be fired. When we asked questions they acted annoyed that we were even there. The animals. I'm hoping they'll be able to improve. I know they're probably still trying to recover from the storms but they need to do more, faster. I shouldn't feel pity for the animals having to spend their life in captivity and wondering are they truly better off. We visited a wild bird sanctuary in Key Largo which was wonderful. We were so impressed we wanted to and did make a separate donation to help keep their doors open. They operate on donations for entry, not an entry fee. Fort Myers, you have a good foundation but you need to step up your game. What started out as new in 1970 is in desperate need of repair. Inspire us!! Also, I'm not tourist. We will go back and continue to pay for entry but I'd like to see some improvements being made between visits.

Great movie theater at the Pavilion. My only complaint is the seats do not recline, only rock. They…read morecall it luxurious rocking recliner. The have food to bring in, and even unlimited pour your own butter on the popcorn . That is awesome in itself and a reason to go right there. Unlimited movie theater butter in a huge pump machine.

Clean comfortable theatre with wonderful recliners. Bathroom very clean. Plenty of parking.read more

We are frequent flyers of The Stage for the last few years but we took a break and started going…read moreother places. We just went back Thursday night for the Doobie Bros. & Rolling Stones. Although the band was good we were appalled that the cost of the concert(s) is just that. No longer are the days when it was one price (mostly $110/ea) and most everything on the menu was included in that price, never alcohol. We were shocked when we received our bill of 357.47 cash or 369.98 if you use a cc. Then we gave a 20% tip so total for 2 people was 443.98!! Unfortunately we won't be going back, or maybe we should eat first LOL

I have been here for Journey, Stevie Nicks and AC/DC and loved them all! I am definitely looking…read moreforward to going back next year. The food is great and the prices are good as well. Super fun atmosphere, best entertainment and I do recommend this place to others.

We paid $100 entrance fee for the Halloween pumpkin pick... and with 3 young kids. They had no…read morewater station available. I asked an employee how we could get some water and she just pointed to the fridge and said, "For Sale". We spent our cash on pumpkin and entrance fee. The LEAST they could do is have a water station... even for safety reasons.

Definitely a Florida staple. We love strawberry picking and sunflower picking. Such a great family…read moreexperience .

Comfortable seats food prices are outrageous to dark in theatre why do have reserves seat the…read morelast time I went there. 3 times and only seats offered were the front row

Place is a cess pool, disgusting seats - look before u sit down fr lol. Everything is sticky. Dude…read morenext to me literally had his legs kicked up on the table you eat on. Chunky cheese ass movie theater.

Do not come period. Please is ran by high schoolers. Predatory pricing, dirty theaters, broken…read moresound. Just drive south 10 more minutes and deal with none of this.

A nice theater! Clean with friendly staff and many movie choices. I will go again soon.read more