This place is a rip off! They advertise an augmented. Reality experience called verse which is cool…read moreat first until you realize that it's a game that if you move too quickly your half hour is turned into 15 minutes and your augmented reality is cut short. They don't tell you that you're half hour would be cut short by answering questions within the half hour. Not worth the money! The management just kept saying oh take it up with verse, they're the provider as if they have no say on what they are hosting in their establishment. Would never come back here again.

Dishonest Staff and Terrible Experience…read more Avoid this place if you value your time and your kids' feelings. I booked 4 tickets for the Holiday Hologram on 12/23/25 at 3:00 p.m. for a family Christmas outing. We drove over an hour to get there, only to be told by a "manager" that our appointment was canceled due to overbooking. The staff then lied to our faces, claiming they were "down to only 3 headsets" and couldn't accommodate us. Meanwhile, we were literally looking past them into the VR room where a family of FIVE was currently playing with headsets on. When I pointed this out, the young girl claiming to be the manager just kept repeating "you're canceled" with no explanation. It was unprofessional, disorganized, and frankly disgusting to lie to a customer in front of their family. My grandson went from being incredibly excited to completely crushed. We are local reviewers and will be sharing this experience with our community. Absolute mess of a business.

Fun and unique family-friendly show. And did I mention it was free?…read more Just saw this group perform yesterday night. The show included a Danish circus troupe, improv comedy show, and human circus stunts paired with a death metal band. Definitely a more unique offering. Concessions offered a limited but much appreciated selection of bottled beers. Circus Mojo offers classes and volunteers at Children's Hospital. I hope to see this group again soon.

Circus Mojo is a fun circus troupe that allows its customers to experience the thrill of walking…read morethe tightrope, juggling, plate-spinning, aerial silks and rolling around in the German wheel. The staff was helpful in instructing my friends and I and were just as friendly, kind and considerate. The owner was extremely likable and gave us the history of how he started the school. Circus Mojo is a coop that gives back to the community by helping troubled youth. They also sell a small selection of beer to help fund their activities and occasionally put on performances for live audiences. This was a fun workout and was cool to learn how to do some of the things that seem unimaginable. This is a great way to spend a birthday or participate in a team-building activity. Waivers are required so participants need to be over sixteen or eighteen years of age. Kids would still enjoy this as they would be able to watch from afar.

Working with Laurel Court has been such a positive experience for my business and clients…read more The grounds & estate architecture is simply exquisite and Judy truly goes above and beyond to serve her couples throughout the planning process and on the day of the event! Natalie Rice Owner & Lead Planner Natalia's Event Planning

Wow.... How have I never heard of this place? Gorgeous grounds, amazing architecture, you'll feel…read morelike you are in Europe or at least anywhere other than Cincinnati. Marble everywhere, gold leaf, gilded pianos, African wood paneled walls... This place oozes suave and sophistication like the Dos Equis fellow. Every nook and cranny of this place is well maintained and will be perfect for whatever event you attend. The staff are very easy to work with and I've since heard this echoed by others that have used this location formerly owned by the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, Donald "Buddy" Larosa, and most recently the Moyer family who are the current caretakers. Another fun fact, this is the highest point in Hamilton County. Enough history! According to their website they offer tours, but I am not sure as their calendar did not seem to be current. So give them a call and see what is available http://www.laurelcourt.com/contact.html

The Whodunit Players performed at our office holiday party. Bud was a joy to work with, very…read moreaccommodating, a great sense of humor, and worked within our budget. They performed "Santa's Slay.....Oops, Sleigh". The comments I got on Monday morning ran from, "Wow, that was a great holiday party", "We had a wonderful time", to...."This was the best holiday party we've been to". Jim did an awesome job in keeping the entertainment moving and would definitely use them again.

Theater was really awesome, parking could be tricky possibly, but was easy enough to find on a…read moreSaturday evening for a show. The only reason I gave 4 stars was two things: women's bathroom was COMPLETELY out of hand soap at about 7 o'clock in the evening. I understand these places may be understaffed, the good thing was as soon as I said something it seems like they went in and remedied the situation. BUT, and when I say but, it's a BIG BUT, once the lobby started to fill with people, IT GOT HOT. SO, SO HOT. Everybody was sweating and complaining. I heard one woman say she wasn't sure how much more she could take. It was bad, really really bad. Other than that, I'd definitely be willing to come back for a show at this theater! ....especially in the winter.

I remember seeing movies in this building as a kid, so it's really awesome to see it continuing to…read moreprovide an entertainment venue. We attended a concert of several bluegrass bands headlined by Rumpke Mountain Boys on New Year's Eve 2019. On this particular night, the crowd was the perfect size. Great vibe down on the floor in front of the stage, but enough room to move around on the second tier for those that prefer a little more elbow room. The bar service was prompt, prices seem fair and the variety of beer selections is decent for a venue that isn't open every night (though no beers on tap, which is understandable for an event venue I suppose). The building is in pretty good shape, and really shows off the classic architecture well. It seemed to me like the stage area has been enhanced recently, though I couldn't be sure. This is a great neighborhood venue for live music and events. Check it out!

This actually was my first time attending a performance at this theater. It was our choice for a…read morenew date night activity and we landed stage seating. Let me say, it was the best experience I've ever had at the theater. Bring on the stage, a part of the show, made everything that much more real and engaging. I can't wait to do this again!

This is one of the finest theaters in the Cincinnati area . All performances have been excellent…read more Actors are superb. We are here to see Skakespeares Pericles. A modern take on his works. Parking on the street or in Washington park garage .

My son and I had a great time with Cooner.. he was knowledgeable and gave a great tour. Highly…read morerecommended.

My fiancé and I decided to check this out since it focuses on haunted places in our area and we…read morewere not at all disappointed! This was a great tour that was full of history and theatricality- we will definitely be recommending this to family and friends. It's perfect for people who are enthusiasts of haunted things or are just looking to get to know the neighborhood!

Went here with my fiance and family and had an amazing time! We went during a busy time so there…read morewere a few long lines, but we didn't mind. The detail to everything was amazing, and you don't need to buy a want to experience casting spells. We ended our night with some hot chocolate. Definitely go If you are a Harry Potter fan!

We enjoyed our visit to the Harry Potter: A Forbidden Forest Experience. They did a great job…read morecompletely creating the forest out of the hosting camp - despite having been to the camp in broad daylight when being used as one, we could barely recognize it at night with all of the lighting and decor, making it easy to slip into the world of the Forbidden Forest. After we had our tickets scanned by a very friendly staff member, we entered the refreshment area. There were firepits available (especially great since we somehow ended up with one of the first bitterly cold nights of the season - 23 F). There were a couple of stands offering food and then several drink stands, though we noticed most of the stands said they offered butterbeer, not just the butterbeer stand. You then head through a small shop before entering the trail itself. Never fear, you still exit through a much larger gift shop at the end if you're not feeling like carrying your stuff the entire time and want to shop at the end. The trail itself leads you to various scenes and interactive experiences, where you can either watch others participate or queue up to participate yourself - they have done a nice job setting up queue areas to the side of the trail and leaving the main section of trail open to those passing through. A wand is not required for most of the scenes, though they welcome you to bring your own if you would like (and they also, of course, sell some in the shops). The one that does require a wand - dueling - they gave a special pair that a staff member will provide the duelers with to borrow for the activity. The other spelling stations, you can also wave your hand (hint: be sure to read the note/look where you need to wave your hand/wand, the sensors need to sense you for it to work. They are all pretty similar sensor set ups so once you get it down, you can pretty much nail the next ones on the first go). Expecto Patronum requires you to actually say Expecto Patronum and staff were there to assist as needed. Another note is that this is definitely a gravel, bumpy camp trail, so you may want to consider your/your group's personal needs as far as proper footing go. Some folks were having harder times than others navigating it, particularly in the dimmer lighting. A lot of the decorative lighting was awesome for the experience itself but not super bright for looking at the ground - we also benefited from some moonlight in that regard. The experience isn't cheap but you can save a bit if you're able to be flexible on timing/day, as they practice surge pricing. So you might want to click around a bit to see what works best for your availability. We opted for 8:45 pm since it seems the earlier timings were a bit more expensive on the days we were looking at, and that helped with the queues. We had very reasonable wait times at almost all of the stations, with the exception being a long wait for the Sorting Hat. We were there for about 60 minutes, which was right in the range provided by the experience FAQ so that was spot on. Note that parking is a separate fee and you can either prepurchase with your tickets or when you arrive.