5 large screens with good seating showing latest movies. Prices very good - Matinee (before 5) is…read more$5.50. Seniors (55 and above) $5.50, kids (12 and under) $5.50 and adults $7.50. Get tickets at concession stand (prices are like most theaters - way too much for popcorn and soda). Offers free movies during the summer. Down side was that we could hear the loud noises from theater next to us while watching our movie - distracting.

The theater has very cramped seating that offers little to no leg room. The camera system in the…read morefront upper part of the theater that monitors you while watching a movie is creepy.

it's cool i love it but like dawg yall gotta fix the bathrooms, either some aren't working or there…read moreis literally piss on the floor and no toilet paper

Definitely recommend! Took my daughter here for her first drive-in experience! They played one of…read moreour family favorites, The Wizard of Oz. Can't wait to see what's on the schedule for next summer.

A great place for your entertainment experience. Movies, concerts, etc. I highly recommend this…read moreplace.

This is a great old theatre, reminiscent of the 40's and 50's. Over the past 20 years or so, it's…read moreslowly gone into dis-repair. Fortunately the building was purchased by the Wabash Community Foundation and it's being cleaned and restored. This is a beloved landmark to downtown Wabash. The quality of films shown here is outstanding and up to date. In the summers they have free movie Monday's for kids. Keep up the great job Eagles Theatre!

Really good berry slushies, decent pepperoni flatbread pizza, and games, games, games! Though the…read moresign indicates some free games, we didn't see any. Most of them are between $.50 & $1, so it wasn't costly. We played $3 worth of games, then called it a night.

On the one hand I regret not taking any photos but you've just got to see this place for yourself…read more They've got: - Live Music - Vinyl and CDs - Pinball - Arcade Games - Good Drinks - Food! We came in from Chicago for a show; the layout is so interesting with lots of features like seating up on a sort of balcony-room in the back, very clean single stall restrooms (gender neutral!), really stacked record store for such a little town, really impressive number of craft beer on tap for a good price. All of the bartenders I interacted with were very warm and friendly. There's really something for everyone (it's all ages outside of the bar area!). If I lived in Logansport I could really see myself making a home here. A true hidden gem and worth the trip!

Nice people - Reasonable price - Close to campground…read more It's the right amount of time for the price. We almost got dizzy because the track was so small. Overall it's a quick place to take the kids (small and large) for a few mins of fun.

Taking a little break from the campground festivities, Sweetie and I took a couple of the younger…read morecousins down here. She had never been on a go cart and it had been years, probably decades, for me. It's a little place, but luckily it wasn't busy when we got there on a Saturday afternoon. We drove by Friday and Saturday evening and it was packed. The staff were friendly, and gave us a little spiel before we drove. Prices are reasonable, $8 for about 10 minutes, which is enough to wear some folks out. Most of us went back for another run since no one was waiting to try next. The cars vary in age but are all about the same speed. It'd be nice to go faster on the straights, but floor it through the corners and you'll have a good ride. I would go back if we are in the area again, but I may have to search out bigger, faster tracks closer to home.

As an avid race fan, driver and member of media, this was a big day for me. USAC Indiana Sprint…read moreWeek drew me in to attend an event at my 100th different venue. A lot of great things lit up my experience, there was one thing that nicked my rating. About half of my attendance experience had been at dirt tracks. I know there is dust, dirt and mud plugs can land in your lap. From the first heat race, my friend and I enjoyed a clean race. However, for the A-main, things changed. For the entire race, dust and dirt rained on us continually like a heavy spring rain. Did they not water the track enough? What changed? Of course, track food is important. One previous review said the hamburgers sucked, another said they were "track food". Mine was track food. Lines for food were very long, but things moved. It could be better. OH! $4 beers was a treat! Exit and re-entry were a breeze. Due to the big event, parking was shall we say, interesting. We got there very early and got a great spot. This was a significant trip of me so I probably will not be back, but if I am, it will be fun again.

We came here for a Sunday night race when we were in town. We had driven by the place earlier in…read morethe weekend and I looked it up on their website, which was quite informative. There seem to be races almost every week. We arrived a few minutes late, but no worries as they were still doing the hot laps. Parking was easy in the gravel lot (PRO TIP: the closer you park to the track, the dirtier your car will be from all the dust). Paying by credit card adds a 5% fee. It was $15 per adult, but kids are free to enter. It wasn't too crowded, but general admission gets you in on the side with the sun in your eyes, so for the first hour, it was painful. But after that, it was amazing. Yes, dirt will be flying and it is loud! But it is so fascinating and we loved learning about the intricacies of the sport. I recommend sitting on the far right side so you can see the cars exiting the track. Concessions were reasonably priced and the same 5% credit card fee as the admission applies. The bathrooms are what you'd expect and the ground dirty. But they had a zamboni-like thing come around and clean the main walkway. There were fireworks afterwards that lasted longer than I thought they would.

Ok, so for $15 dollars i really didn't expect much. but i nearly peed myself every 5 seconds. it is…read morethe perfect amount of scary and weird. from the outside it doesn't look like much but it's definitely a lot. and you might get called a hussy by a hillbilly cult ‍. i would definitely go to this haunted house again and highly recommend it :)

Beautiful Charley Creek Gardens is a lovely place to take a stroll, and it is handicap accessible…read morewith paved paths. There is a steeper hill that adds an incline to access the gardens, so just be prepared for this before you enter the waterfall/wildflower/labyrinth area. In the summer the waterfall is running and the flowers have bloomed and it's the best time to see the gardens. It feels a bit like wandering around a secret garden and is usually very peaceful. Right now it's not as peaceful as there is a lot of construction going on around the gardens that is loud during the day. It's a great place to take photos. There is a map of everything at the entrance of the gardens/the trailhead. It's a short trail and loops back around to the entrance. A small creek runs through the trail. Parking is available at the trailhead/entrance of the gardens. There is a hedge maze, art sculpture, bridge, labyrinth, and wildflower area along the paved trail.

We walk from our downtown apartment up Miami and enter this fantastic oasis multiple times weekly…read more It is scenic and well cared for. A great retreat and good exercise location.