I purchased a Groupon which allowed us to get more tokens on the card for less money . They have a…read moregood amount of games inside. There's mini golf as well as go kart racing. You can tell the go karts have been used a lot , nonetheless they still work. We enjoyed coming here after we left prehistoric park next door.

Brought our two grandkids today. Laser tag was down all day. Employees here not friendly or…read morehelpful. Waited 15 minutes for someone to wait on me at snack bar. Way overpriced !

Great 18 hole course. Hole13 is a fun par 3. Wide open par 5's on the front 9. The back nine will…read moreask you put shape in your shots if you can. Highly recommend

Very pleased with the staff, environment, and course. It was in good condition and very playable in…read moremy opinion. Highly recommend!

nice place , good ppl , friendly atmosphere I will be back I hope it continues to thrive forread more

Self service ticket booth, self service popcorn, self service drinks. If you guys don't have any…read moreemployees to pay why does a medium popcorn, large drink, and box of candy still cost almost 40$. Quit ripping people off and you guys won't be at the helm of a dying business model.

Santikos took over the Grand Theaters and set about ruining the movie experience. Prices are up but…read moreservice is down. You stand in a concession line, pay for what you want, get your own candy (one wonders how much they lose in theft that way), pay the high prices and are gifted with empty containers for you to fight other patrons to fill your popcorn and your drinks. No one to purchase tickets from; you either do that online and pay extra fees or the kiosk at the theater. Oh and don't purchase a daquiri because Santikos cannot price in styrofoam into the $18 price for a daquiri, so your hand will freeze. We saw Iron Maiden: Burning Ambition recently at the Johnston Street location and the theater sounded like it had one front center working speaker set to LOW volume; you could easily have conversations with people next to you, even several seats away. Total garbage, especially for a music documentary. I guess they didn't expect many people, so screw those fans because I heard sound blasting out of other theaters. Don't waste your money or your time. Movies are much better and cheaper at home with surround sound and you'll get better service.

I am at Festival 2026.The greatest annual international music festival in Louisiana... Most…read morefordable...its free, family friendly,diverse, music based festival. Bring the RV or book a BNB accomodation. A Camping in the Bayou fav. Jamming with Corey Ledet and his zydeco band this year on the last day of Festival at the Francospere Codofil stage before I head to the bayou. See you in April 2027 in downtown Layayette, LA.

Interesting event which encompasses downtown Lafayette with multiple stages spread all around the…read morearea. They focus both on local music and international performances. They have a lot of food booths around along with all the restaurants, bars and other businesses downtown to enjoy. I did find that there was a lot of repetition with the food booths so there seemed to be some selected vendors that got to have multiple locations. Overall this was a good time where you could easily transition between the festival stages and local businesses.

Amazing spot. Friendly employees. The planetarium show was very cute. Everything was well organized…read moreand very informative. Highly recommend to anyone in the area. Even if your just driving by the area. Stop in and stretch your legs.

Enjoyed our visit. Really liked the planetarium show about the accidental astronauts. It…read moreincorporated animation with facts about the moon and the sun. Even our 16 month old seemed to like it. Exhibits were a little advanced for the 2.5 year old, but still still had a great time.

Beautiful and haunted (allegedly) old historical plantation home with a lot of history nestled in…read morethe historic downtown. It's now a museum.

First we wandered the visiting center. It was a great start toward familiarizing ourselves with the…read morecharacters we were about to hear/learn so much about on our tour. Our guide, Dionne, is SO knowledgable and relatable. She shared honest stories about the people who built and lived in the beautiful house. Stories that included not only the wealthy owners, but the enslaved who made their wealth possible and lives comfortable. The presentation of the true history of Louisiana and our United States is so very important. Invest an hour or two in this lesson. You won't be sorry.

Fun classes with opportunities to perform even if you're not in a troupe. Great for any skill…read morelevel, and you'll meet new friends :)