Nice place for any occasion , owner is so nice and they're very accommodating…read more Employees are good too

recently attended a wedding and the scenery is beautiful. I must add the chairs you sit on are…read morewooden for dinner, and into the late evening, and not good for sitting long periods of time , my behind and my partners are still sore and this is several days after the event. Music was far to loud after the ceremony, music should be a background noise not yelling at the top of your lungs to talk to your neighbour. There is plenty of time for loud music when the dancing starts. Dinner buffet was ok. I gave this a four for the scenery a lovely out of town get a way. Signage to get there could be better as we got lost 2 times on the highway. If your not familiar with this area and we were not. A splendid place .

I don't often leave reviews for companies but Rainbow limo service was exceptional. They are a…read morecompete 10/10 limo service! They were kind, punctual, accommodating and very professional. Jag went above and beyond for our girls night out and I would recommend them to anyone needing limo services. I'll use them again in the future!!

I booked Rainbow Limo for my daughter's wedding in October 2019. Jag responded to my enquiry…read morepromptly about availability and price. He also responded quickly to other questions I had. I had to change the schedule for pickup that had been initially arranged and he was gracious about that. He showed up on time and texted/emailed me when he arrived at the hotel. The limo was clean and comfortable and Jag was friendly and helpful in getting everyone into and out of the vehicle. Everything went as planned and I would highly recommend Rainbow Limo without hesitation.

On Wednesday's they have karaoke from 7:30pm to 11pm. The DJ will play modern songs and oldies from…read moreany era including 60s-90s to now. The audience is very kind and friendly. They cheered and clapped the singers on in celebration for their attempts at singing. A lot of people try it and the list can be a bit long but it's actually fun to watch live people sing. I enjoyed myself and my 3.50$ mozzarella sticks. The canned drinks are a bit pricey at 1.40 but the food is cheap and delicious. They have over ten items on the menu. I recommend this place for a good, jolly fun time with friends. The crowd is a bit older though but they treated me and my friend well just the same.

Recently attended 2 week Autumn in Victoria trip. Overall the experience was good. Accommodations…read morewere mostly high quality and the tour directors were engaged and attentive to guests. Our Vancouver Island tour day itinerary was too packed , limiting time to actually get maximum enjoyment from the stops. The result..lunch in a shopping mall food court. Better organization and more research on what there is to see and do in a stop should happen..ie Kelowna as well as choosing a hotel close to attractions. However , basically we were well taken care of and might consider another tour down the road.

Tips: - Print out your train ticket…read more - There's a washroom in the train station by the ticketing area. There are more washrooms behind the train station, closer to the parking area. - The train museum is worth dropping by, especially to see Thomas the train. I recently did a train experience from Prairie Dog Central Railway. It provides train excursions between Inkster Junction Station, which is in Rosser, just north of Winnipeg, and Grosse Isle, an hour north of Rosser. The train ride to and from both places is on a heritage train. Each excursion takes a few hours, and only occurs on Saturdays and Sundays, with the occasional holiday Monday trip here and there. I booked a ticket online for a Saturday in early July. I was able to select the train car and seat that I wanted. The departure time was 11 am. However, it recommends that you get there thirty minutes early to park and check in. The online ticket had a QR code. It also recommended that you print your ticket out. I thought that I'd be fine with the QR code. I later found out that it wasn't. Getting to this station was straightforward. The backroads to get to this station are dirt roads. Expect your vehicle to look dusty and dirty, depending on whether rain has fallen hours earlier. A friendly male staffer gave me a tip on where to park. He was helpful. I backed into a spot and headed over to the station. There are washrooms behind the station. I used the sole washroom in the station next to ticketing. It was clean. I used it after the excursion, too. There's a gift shop. I used it to get a cold drink after I returned to Rosser. It hit the spot. It accepts cash, and credit and debit cards. You can also get souvenirs, from toy trains, to t-shirts. You board the train roughly fifteen minutes before the departure time. I found the car number that I needed to board. I presented my ticket's QR code on my phone to the woman helping with boarding. She said to go to ticketing and get a physical ticket. Nowhere on my online ticket did it say that you must have a physical ticket. It recommended to print it out, but it didn't indicate that a conductor comes around to each passenger to punch your physical ticket. It was a bit archaic, but more clarity beforehand would have been better. The lineup at ticketing took a while. I wasn't the only one who needed a paper one. I eventually got one. During the trip up to Grosse Isle, the conductor punched it. Maybe it was for the full old-school experience. I headed back to board the train. The woman placed a square box to make boarding easier. It would be a challenge to board this train if you require a walker or wheelchair. It's an old train, which has cons: - If you're tall, there isn't a whole lot of leg room when you are seated. - You will die if it's a scorching-hot day. There is no air conditioning. You open the windows with the two clamps on either side of each window. - There are washrooms on the train, but they are only for emergencies. The train ride isn't fast. It takes an hour between Rosser and Grosse Isle. I got to see a lot of canola and cars stopped as we crossed. It was fun waving to folks who didn't seem annoyed. The windows being open helped keep everyone cool. There was entertainment on the train. A man played his guitar and sang. We also got some facts about where we were going from another man. The train museum at Inkster wasn't open when I got there. It was when we returned to this station. I loved it. The WinNtrak Model Railway Group runs the train museum. It was cool seeing model trains in action. I got to see a train setup in Dauphin, with the grain elevator and everything. The most popular train was Thomas. It was a treat seeing Thomas the train travel around a prairie farm setting. I also enjoyed chatting with a few folks from the railway group who were so friendly and knowledgeable. I'm glad that I gave this train excursion a try. There's some room for improvement as far as ticketing goes. I would return to check out the museum again. I liked it more than the train ride to and from Grosse Isle! (277)

Aimes Music Service was included as part of our wedding package, and at first we were a bit unsure…read moreabout hiring a typical wedding DJ since we both really enjoy EDM and weren't certain how that would translate to a wedding setting. However, they completely exceeded our expectations. They are a family-run business with multiple DJs, and they assign a DJ based on your music preferences and overall vibe. We provided a list of songs and general direction for the evening, and they followed it perfectly. The dance floor was packed the entire night. For any songs they didn't have available, they were flexible and allowed us to provide a USB, which ensured everything we wanted could still be played. They were also very attentive during key moments--when we shortened our first dance and mother-son dance, etc,, they picked up on it immediately and adjusted the music seamlessly. The DJ also added in songs that matched our taste without us even requesting them, which showed a great ability to read the crowd. Transitions between songs were smooth, and they did an excellent job of maintaining energy and flow throughout the night. We also had them make a couple of announcements, and everything was clear and easy for guests to hear. Overall, they delivered exactly the experience we were hoping for and helped create an incredible atmosphere for our wedding.

Best park I have been in north of the USA. This is a beautiful place with nice ambience from the…read morestaff to the wildlife and views. Lakes to swim in with showers and beaches to be lazy on. Lots of space everywhere. Really a nice change for US parks. This park seems very lightly used and I appreciate they follow the leave no trace guidance. There are places to camp, get fresh ice cream, do laundry and get a hot shower.

So since it's been two years and I've been back twice two this lovely campground it's definitely…read moretime for an update. Last year I was so pregnant and this year I was there with the kiddo! One thing you know for sure, I got to be intimately familiar with the services. We took advantage of the awesome and gorgeously designed and sustainable comfort station. It's a lot of concrete, clean lines, and natural light. Lovely. We unfortunately couldn't find a family shower or wheelchair accessible shower in the main comfort station so we all had to pile in to do the kids bath but it was spacious and alright! We did laundry and explored the take a book leave a book library and had so much fun. The actual campsites are pretty big and open, it's the prairies after all, but there are also lovely trees here. And tons of cute prairie dogs. And also tons of poison ivy so watch out!