Got to do the original tour for my birthday on Saturday. Chris was our guide, which I was super…read morehappy about, cause I have watched SO many of his YouTube videos, and even used it as a source in a paper I wrote. He was just as awesome as on his videos, very funny and genuine. The tour was fantastic, I am absolutely going to do all the other tours now. The story of the reoccurring murder had me hooked. It was super spooky to be guided through Tacoma by lamp light. Our group was fun and I even had other birthday buddies who celebrated with this spooky tour. So don't wait, go book, like right now. It's worth every penny.

We did two walking tours with Anna because the first one was so good! She is super friendly, funny,…read moreand knew all the local history and legends. You can really tell she loves what she does. Highly recommend if you want a fun and memorable way to explore the area!

The absolute coolest place in the world, this is my Xanadu. The campers are in pristine condition…read moredown to the tiniest detail. It's like walking back in time. All the fun of camping with none of the BS of packing and setting up. Make campfires! Hang with goats! Store your food in the shared kitchen! Running water bathrooms and a shower. I want to spread the word about this place but I also want to keep it secret so it doesn't get too crowded and booked out. Seriously MY FAVORITE THING about Federal Way; and I've lived here over 30 years. Owner Miss Jo is the absolute coolest too.

My family loved this place! The owners were so kind and helpful, the space was conveniently located…read morefrom I-5, our camper was clean and comfortable! Plus they have goats!! We will definitely be staying here again and would highly recommend it to everyone!

The Sounder commuter train is the best thing since sliced bread. The parking options however, are…read morehorrible. If you don't catch the 1st or 2nd train in the morning, you will have to park on the street. And even the street parking is hard to come by due to all the 'no parking' zones. Finally, if you find yourself parking on the street, make sure you follow all the Sumner City parking rules. The meter maids are Nazis and they will right you a ticket faster than John Wayne can draw his 6-shooter. They left a ticket on my windshield once for parking too far away from the curb! It's ridiculous.

Why is it everything this state attempts to do something to benefit the citizens they get it wrong…read moreand spend too much money. Trains that are constantly delayed, late or on the wrong tracks. If there was another option and not the bus, I would use it

Cancelations and mechanical problems and delays every day. Ridiculously unreliable. I can't even…read moregive one star.

Parking is a problem. You either have to be there long before the first train arrives to get a spot…read moreor you can go to one of the park and rides and take the bus down. Most spots at the station are restricted to carpool permits. Going home can get busy in the area especially if it's during the fair. Now if they would only add train rides at night and weekends... I'd really love to go to Seattle outside of my work schedule.

We really enjoyed our stay. The space is great - both in our cabin and the common areas!read more

The surface of this stay is a very nicely landscaped property with clean, separate prefab, mobile…read morehomes that serve as the "lodges" throughout. These have been souped up with a heated floor in the shower room and a gas fireplace. We stayed in Lodge 14 and it was fairly spacious, not creaky, with a king size bed in the main bedroom as well as a little curtained-off annex room with a small bed that worked for our son. The biggest issue at this property is that no staff are on sight. You can reach them via text, but there can be quite the delay in receiving an answer or you may receive none at all. You are especially out of luck if you run into a problem "after hours," which is after 5p. We stayed 2 nights. The first night we discovered the only blanket available for the annex bed was very heavy and way too hot. We had to open all the windows in the room to make up for this, which is nice, but the island is alive with birds starting at about 4:30a, making it too loud to have the windows open. We texted the property manager the following morning asking for a normal-weight comforter, or if they want us to just use the AC (we were hesitant to do that in the chilly weather). They informed me that the lodges' electrical systems are tied to each other, and there would be issues if we used AC in our lodge while the lodge next to it might be using the heat. They brought a lighter blanket, but it was barely heavier than a sheet, so not workable. I ended up having to open all the windows and then wake up at 4a to go back into my son's room to close his windows. Not relaxing. The property had a nice communal space with a wood fire pit as well as a glass fire pit (the latter of these emits very little heat), next to bathrooms and what looks like a inside common room and kitchen, though these were locked... You are given a code for the bathrooms. Night 2, at 7p, we wanted to hang out in the space with the friend we were visiting, and we could not access the bathrooms as our code was not working. I texted the number immediately, but no one ever responded. That was a huge bummer. I guess when you arrive, I would recommend immediately checking out all of the amenities and making sure they work, and your code works with them, as no one will be around to help you later. I was extremely disappointed that no one even responded to me. Pros: - It was clean. - Heaters in the shower room were nice - Shower was nice - Bed was large, though with the usual dips in the mattress that you get with many cheaper hotels. - A staff member did respond to my text after the first night issues, and they did try to help - The communal space was quite nice, even though I wasn't able to experience it all - The lodges are well-insulated - The location is excellent. Cons: - The lodge is pretty sterile feeling. It could be greatly improved with more art on the walls. - Only one sink in the lodge. Used for both kitchen and bathroom. - Not enough linen choices for bedding. - The pillows were absolutely horrific. Like large hard stuffed animals. They did bring us two slightly less stuffed pillows after the first night. These were still too hard and uncomfortable. - No bedside lamp on the left side of the main bed - My access codes to other parts of the property did not work, and no one responded to me about it. - The toilet, which is right next to the main bedroom, has an extremely loud flush. Not ideal during the night. - The couch was gross-looking, very worn. We didn't want to use it. We asked that they provide a blanket to cover it with. They assured me it was clean, just worse for wear. This place is cute and convenient. It could be improved with just a little more care and attention to detail (artwork, rugs, more linen options, nicer pillows). It could also be greatly improved by having one staff member on site, or at least on-call at all hours.

Great experience... Tour guide Cory was really nice and funny. Everything was on time.. A perfect…read moreday!!!

Lucas was our very knowledgeable and relaxing tour guide to Mt. Rainier. I really enjoyed his…read morestories from how he started as a tour guide, his learnings, tips and tricks (very behind the scenes), and eeucational pieces about the area and people. He also had great bathroom cleanliness ratings. His voice was so soothing, I was put to sleep in a good way. While most tours are very rushed with the 10-15 minute stops, it wasn't like that with Lucas. Each stop felt like a perfect amount of time and we got to see everything thanks to the good weather. We also had a good group where everyone was on time and personable so it was like Lucas and his happy ducklings. A great 12 hours was spent and honestly, I felt energized rather than tired after this tour. Definitely would recommend Lucas for anyone looking for a Mt. Rainier tour.

Volunteers are friendly. The station is clean and well kept. The recorded message on the intercom…read morereflected the wrong info and so the volunteer at the ticket counter had to remind us that the info was wrong.

It's small but charming. A comfortable place to sit with amenities like restrooms, vending…read moremachines, a lending library, scales for your bags, puzzles and magazines so you won't be bored. The place is so charming that I put my name in to volunteer because it's a lovely way to serve your community.

So far so good this is my favorite mode of transportation! I love how quick that I make…read moreconnections. It is laidback and there is more security on there than on buses. I love that. And I love how often and quickly it comes. It gets you to a lot of fun stuff to do! It connects you to major Hospitals like St Joseph and Tacoma General. I rate all my experiences a big 5! The only downside is side is it comes late on Sunday's . But that is okay. Thanks Tacoma Link!

What great way to get from Tacoma to Seattle! Taking it to the airport is so easy! Clean and…read moreefficient!