My students loved the experience, but the bus expectations were too strict as well as some older…read morestaff not understanding that kids need flexibility if they cannot walk as fast as the group, or if kids want to explore before hearing a lecture. This is natural kid tendencies, but my students were not treated with as much respect as they deserved. Also, we had to wear other people's snow outfits instead of being offered to bring our own. I was not told and students were not told. I hope they fix this policy to polish it up for next year.

All year around they have educational events here, it's a good visiting spot before a casual hike…read moreor a friendly way station on an urban bike ride. Volunteer workers are enthusiastic about ecology, as one might suspect. It's also a nice place for an event, last time there was a reception of some sort being set up. There's a nice patio to relax and sit, the garden like surroundings are very peaceful and inviting. Make it a a point to visit and make use of the Oak Leaf Trail.

Bouldering only gym branch of the local Ad Rock climbing gyms. This is the newest gym of the 3…read more There are no roped climbs here - just you and the wall! When my kiddo was tiny (and content to sit on the sidelines) this was a great place to go and switch off between climbing and watching the kid between my husband and I. Nowadays, kiddo wants to climb herself! Unfortunately for her, none of the walls here are really meant for small kids (which I totally get!). If you are looking for that vibe, go checkout the Brookfield gym, its great for kids! If you come here without little kids (which you probably should!), you will find yourself surrounded by varying angles of wall, from a large slabby area to a very overhung cave. Its not typically too busy when I have gone, so you will have plenty of routes to choose from.

Great service, fun routes, and a lot of space so you don't feel like there's too many people at any…read morepoint

First stage does a great job hosting shows for children. I bring my nephews every year, and I don't…read moresee that stopping in the future! The space is small, so there truly isn't a bad seat in the house. There is crowd engagement, which is always so fun for the little ones.

Nice set up and the staff very professional. We stopped attending as my daughter was bored with…read moretheir techniques and lost interest. Overall, it was an excellent program, but not what we were expecting

I brought both of my kids to Kid-Tastic over the summer for their summer camp. They participated in…read moreseveral field trips around Milwaukee which I thought was very well planned and the kids had a blast. They loved it such much they stayed for the following school year. Kid-Tastic does a great job at keeping the kids active and they provide great learning opportunities. Highly recommend for elementary prep k3, k4 and beyond. They also have transportation with is so convenient!

I think that people don't get enough credit for being awesome, so I am enlightened to be able to…read morebrag on this awesome establishment. I was anxious and scared when I first had to enroll my 1 yr old in daycare. I asked questions, looked for reviews and although I didn't find much, I have yet to be disappointed by this day care. My daughter cried the first two days, but by day three the familiar faces that have been kind and loving to her was just another part of her daily routine. My babies love this facility from the 11yr old to my 7 yr old Kid tastic has left a lasting impression on my babies and I am forever grateful.

My son graduated from UW Med school and in my book, that calls for a celebration!! We went to the…read moreUnion and partook in a few beers. 20$ a pitcher for premium beer. Not too bad!! Student workers were friendly and eager to serve. Nice beer selection and Lake Mendota for the views. Fond memories from my youth and his. Soft spot in my heart for this place.

While this may not entirely be a review for just the union, I suppose has to boil down that. I…read moreoriginally came here to review the Gasthaus, the student-run bar in the basement. Having only been here once as a freshman before turning 21, I couldnt really experience the full ambiance of a bar in the basement of a student union. With that said, the decor provides little ambiance at all. Its a low-ceilinged, white and light brown tones and is HUGE. enough seating for over 200 people, judging from my last time being there. The food itself is effing awesome, and for the price, you can't go wrong. Patty Melt anyone?! Deep fried cheese curds are also amazing, and if you sit on one side of the bar, you can peer right back into the kitchen (though you may not want to, lol). Clientele? Mostly sausage. Testosterone pumped male students who came to down some beers and watch the game, while eating good food. I can't really complain there, its normally I sight I'd welcome and don't get to see in class. Besides, what's better than sausage? Unfortunately, their female companions who stroll in are usually the ditzy broads who don't know the difference between their hair straightener pamphlet and the business law paper due next week. They also can't see much due to the abundance of eyeliner penciled over their fake orange skin. Yeah, I'd take the sausage too. Beer list is actually decent for a student bar; lots of Lakefront, your standard domestics, and a fair amount of other microbrews. Most are $4 each, but eh, what do you want? Great place to chill out and down a few cold ones while working on that paper you have due the next day at 9 am. Cheers Gasthaus, Cheers!