A beautiful museum with grand history! I learned so much about the people of Wharton and its…read morehistory. It was very fascinating to see all of the pictures and artifacts they had. The ladies that work there shared so much history about the founders of the museum. Each room is like an adventure. They also have a meeting room available for rental. I would highly recommend visiting this place and leave a donation.

Give this place a try! Had no idea how much history is in Wharton. The curator was super nice &…read moreinformative :) Admission is free but give a donation please. Dont forget to check out the shotgun house that Dan Rather grew up in.

I went to this years ago but had a fantastic time. A little steep for admission but for someone who…read moregets in the holiday spirit, worth every penny.

This place has some wonderful light displays. A great place for a family outing. There are so…read moremany frames and arches for family pictures and Christmas cards. I think my two favorites are the white crown and the carriage you can sit in. Both are lovely. Getting into and out of the parking lot is easy with multiple exits. We went on a Saturday and it was slightly crowded and there were some Lines to the best photo ops. Only about 8 families deep tho, so it probably went fast. We just went to the next photo place. Most impressive were the castle, mermaid, carriage and white crown. The alleyways with curved light features were very cute. I did not see the maze or space shuttle that were mentioned in other posts. It took us about 1 hour and 15 min to view all the lights. I got discounted tickets on Groupon before I got there.

On a road trip, my son and I passed by this city and stopped at this museum. What a surprise on the…read moresize and content. They have a little of everything. Very friendly.

I cannot wait till they open back up. I live in Victoria but prefer this Theater. The prices are…read moreamazing. The service friendly just like you would expect from a small town. If you dislike how expensive all the other places have gotten then you need to check this one out.

A wonderful single screen theater, people come from miles around to experience the Ganado Cinema,…read morewith good reason. The only local cinema that is still affordable for families, the entrance fee is currently (as of 5/2008) $5.00 for adults, and $3.50 for children. The concessions will also remind us of our youth, with most prices for concessions under $2.00 each. The Dolby Surround system is state of the art. Restrooms are always clean, and the seats are stadium style-seating, mostly rocking chairs with ample room, with a balcony, to boot! The historical feel has been kept up, while the viewing and sound is the newest technology. Drawbacks... only one showing on weeknights (7pm), 2 on weekends (7pm and 9pm, generally)... but in a town of 1800 +/-, this is understandable. Due to the number of showings, only one movie is shown per week. Love it, love it, love it!

Cool museum located in the convention center! Lots of wild life hanging on the wall or ready to…read moreattack! Interesting display of local aprons from around the area.

We always enjoy the country club. Staff is friendly and the food is on par…read more Many events and parties are hosted throughout the year and they are able to manage larger groups for dinning. FYI dining is open to anyone regardless of having a membership.

For all with historical nerves, good place to delve into who and why people moved to and around in…read morethe US back 100-130 years ago. Especially for Danes since this small place was founded by Danes, but generally interesting view into the rural societies of both the new and the old world back in the day.