I don't usually do haunted houses but when I do I appreciate it being a unique niche like this one…read moreit has a complete syfy feel to it but is also creepy and frightening enough to be entertained.

Lots of fun games, relaxed atmosphere. It would be good for a first date or a meet up with friends.read more

The museum is absolutely fantastic. The museum has a good selection of 1930s and 1940s US Navy and…read moreUs Army Air Corps aircraft. The docents are excellent and provide a positive learning experience. We'll worth the trip if you are interested in WWII aircraft, or history of the 1930s ans 40s.

Such a fantastic museum!! Tour guide Tracy was so friendly and knowledgeable . Tons of exhibits and…read morememorabilia . Definitely take the restoration shop tour! Support this wonderful non-profit museum- it's worth your time

The slots I've been playing have some sort of defensive mechanism built in…read more Anyway to check? Probably not. Can I get a refund. .. Of course not. They are unregulated anyway and lack commission standards. The average person should know this, and not expect any arbitrary relief - should a discrepancy occur. Historically, the slots seem to pay back at least a good percentage of a loss on any given night, it required a small amt. of faith. if youd break even, consider it a win. I was still coming off a big win at the same location. so I didn't notice the unusual appetite of my favorite slot. Of the few ppl that were there, I was the only one not calling redeem. seems that the amt of daily players has taken a dive. sometimes I wonder if the slots help fund the losses on the fishy games. I wonder about the true randomness of the slots. 5 stars to the floor girl. Very good worker, scrubbing down the slots, all while keeping a pleasant demeanor and serving the players. Unfortunately, there is a sense of dicconnect at this location. Maybe to blame are the different underlying degrees of ulterior motif. The atmosphere took a hit after "D" left. His respect for people was shown through his graceful interaction. It seemed to lower attendance, which might explain the gap in predictability of Bonus rounds. I'm curious as to the control devices that effect play that arent so obvious. Full transparency should be expected when operating in an unregulated manner. When playing here, do not chase after wins. let them happen. once you do win. Leave. .. and be grateful for not being punished... otherwise... you will be punished and any forms redemption will meet its fate through a law of diminishing return. Still a bunch of fun though.

Great local museum detailing the history and life of Colorado Springs and its environs…read more The museum has a variety of exhibits which tackle this from a variety of angles -- famous authors, local Native Americans, the Springs as a tuberculosis treatment center, pottery art, women's art, local tattoo art, the history of the city by decade, the history of a lost Latino neighborhood, etc. All is curated and presented in an interesting fashion -- there was some but very little of the "We don't have a lot to say about this person, so here's random biographical detail filler" sort of local museum content. The breadth of presentation extended to a potpourri "A-to-Z" exhibit with bits of info about a wide variety of topics (did you know that Lon Chaney was from Colorado Springs?). We easily spent three hours touring the exhibits, and I count the time well spent. The building is the former El Paso county courthouses and offices, and is truly lovely. One of the courtrooms has been preserved as an exhibit. Staff was friendly. Admission is free (though donations are encouraged).

Amazing museum! They cover everything about Colorado Springs' history. I was a little worried…read morebecause the name didn't sound like it would tell the full history of Colorado Springs. I'm very glad it exceeded my expectations. The tour guide Leah was amazing and very helpful in facilitating the tour. She answered every question and encouraged us to press for more information on specific groups in the Springs. I am taking my kids there soon.

Very cool experience! The boys loved this place and had a blast! Had fossils and recreations.read more

We have a toddler and we were looking for things to do in the area. We heard about this place on…read morethe local internet and decided to go check it out. This isn't meant to be negative but the overall experience was mediocre. My son had really high expectations when we told him that we were going to see dinosaurs. There were only a few stations where he could safely touch things. Unfortunately prehistoric poop was one or two of them. There were a couple guides giving tours and explanations but they didn't grab the attention of our toddler so we moved on. The entire economy is a small circle of the least known dinosaurs. I think it's worth stopping in if you're in the area and maybe with enough support it will grow in the future.

Well maintained, courses is a typical mini golf setup. The batting cages are softball and baseball.read more

Great place to swing the bat and hit the cages! Always enjoy their machines here at this place.read more

Went to the museum because it was featured on the history channel for a famous artifact : the plug…read morehole for Saddam's hiding place. Small museum but worth visiting if you're in the area. The staff was very friendly and took the time to explain and talk to some of the exhibits.