My family and I have been coming here for years. Great staff, great movie deals, and great prices…read moreon snacks. My family of four (kids 12 and 9 years old) can see a movie and get snacks with drinks for around $20. On certain Thursdays they even have $3 movies. You honestly can't go wrong with this clean, well-priced, and spacious theater. Just know that this is on Quantico and only military members plus guests/dependents are authorized entry.

Don't let the name fool you, this theater is anything but "little". The theater is very spacious…read moreand actually has a balcony (which was closed off for regular movies). Movies are only a couple bucks and the concession stand is just as cheap. The movies are fairly new. Just a few weeks from the initial debut at regular theaters but at a fraction of the cost. Very clean place and comfortable seats with decent cup holders. Will come back anytime i have the chance.

We loved this! A spooky tour of historic downtown Fredericksburg riding in a horse drawn carriage!…read moreThis was so fun! A must try experience!

Very relaxed and informative. I highly recommend them for a tour of the city. It was a fun…read moreexperience and they went slow enough to give plenty of time for photos.

More of that great history here in Virginia, this marker commemorates folks arriving in 1650 as…read morewell as a battle between the US Navy and Confederate land forces. Yep, there's a big inlet from the Potomac through the trees. The marker reads: The first known permanent English Roman Catholic settlers in Virginia, Giles Brent, his sister Margaret, and other family members, emigrated here from Maryland by 1650. In May 1861, Confederates built artillery batteries on the bluffs overlooking Aquia Landing at the creek's mouth on the Potomac River. An early clash between U.S. Naval vessels and Confederate land batteries took place here, 30 May and 1 June 1861. After the Confederates withdrew in March 1862, the U.S. Army established a huge supply depot there. The Federals burned and abandoned it on 7 June 1863. The landing again served as a Union depot in 1864. Unless you're stuck in traffic on US-1 - and that never happens - you would miss the opportunity to celebrate this small bit of history.

I came to visit this memorial museum because I have a friend that is a Marine that actually…read moresurvived the bombing in Beirut & was featured in the exhibit. This exhibit will take a day or two to get through if you want to really understand & get educated on how important our Marines are & continue to be as they protect WE the People & the Unite States of America.Very informative concerning wars that were fought & a Marines day to day life. The museum & the tour was VERY impressive. I'd go again, it was a pleasure seeing it & all the history.I would highly recommend anyone who is thinking of joining the Marines to take a trip to see this museum & some of the other monuments/memorials.

This is easily the best museum I have ever visited…read more The exhibits are epic in scope and absolutely stunning. The architecture is just as impressive--it's a fantastic homage to the iconic US Marine Corps War Memorial. Wandering the grounds is an experience in itself; they are immense and exceptionally well-maintained, reflecting the quality found inside. During my recent visit, a museum employee who overheard my dad and me discussing the landscaping nearby (not the museum's, which is pristine!) politely stopped to ask for feedback, eager to address any potential issues. That commitment to excellence blew us away. The museum also hosts events beautifully. My brother, who just transitioned from Gunnery Sergeant to 2nd Lieutenant after graduating from OCS, had his celebratory banquet catered by the museum on the second floor. The food was delicious and varied--we had fried chicken, pulled pork, mac and cheese, salad, crackers, fruit, and dessert, among other food choices, plus a small cash bar. The area was nicely laid out, and the banquet tables looked sharp. For everyday amenities, there are two spots to eat, including the iconic Tun Tavern, plus a fantastic, well-stocked gift shop (though be prepared for the prices!). This museum is an absolute must-see.

I grew up in the area and had no idea this existed. I love the walking trail I was able to do there.read more

This national park has been on my list of places to see for two years. Active duty military & their…read morefamily get free access to this park as well as military veterans and gold star families. They charge $20 for a vehicle (car) to enter this park. Annual park fee is $35 and a better option if you come to the park often and pay for entrance. We were immediately impressed by the scenic drive, low traffic, and visitor center of the park. This is the least crowded national park we ever visited with so many trails to hike & explore. Bicyclists will love the immense bike routes and trails in this park. They engineered the roads with bicycle only paved roads beside the automobile road. Perfect for bicyclists. The visitor center was conveniently located by the Laurel Loop Trail and restroom areas. It was the first place we visited to get information for the park and a stamp for our national park passport book. The rangers were very helpful and showed us locations & trails we might be interested in seeing. We hiked two hours on the easiest trails in the Prince William National Park. We hiked the Laurel Loop Trail, the Birch Buff Trail, the Mary Byrd Branch Trail, the Quantico Falls Trail, and the North Valley Trail. The rugged terrain of some of these trails made it difficult to hike. I actually got holes in the heels of my old boots walking these trails. While we hiked we listened to birds on the trails and identified some birds we never heard before: Golden-crowned Kinglet, other unknown birds - etc. The Lauren Loop Trail had miniature Fairy Homes placed along the trail which was a delight to see. The Quantico Falls Trail was one of the smallest trails and winded down to the Quantico Creek & small waterfalls. We spent the most time in this area sitting on the large flat rocks on the creek watching the falls and the fish in the water. Proper hiking boots and socks are a definite must for these trails even the easiest trails. Prince William's Park has of the most difficult hikes we encountered despite going on the easiest trails we encountered yet it was one of the most memorable and enjoyable times we had hiking. Looking forward to coming back to this park.

Delicious wines on a very nice property. Some offerings include outstanding accompanying plates…read morefeaturing cheeses and veggies. Their wines are very good and reasonably priced. Thoroughly enjoyed the tasting menu. We will be back.

Another great experience. Finally stopped by for brunch. The service was spectacular the server…read moreGenvieve was amazing. She stopped by and always made sure we had everything we needed. She was such a breath of fresh air. The brunch items we ordered were delicious kudos to the chef. The winery is beautiful and has amazing views. Definitely will be back for brunch!!

One of the best haunted attractions in Virginia! 5 Stars! I've been going every year it has been…read moreopen, 14 years. It gets better each time. Top notch props and actors! Have to see this one this year because the theme looks super!

The trail was fun, but it felt understaffed. It was still nice to experience haunted houses in the…read moreNOVA area. They had food and games too. I felt like the actors were not giving their best, with some of them not even trying to scare me. A few of them sounded like they were tired or lazy, as if they were forced to scare, instead of enjoying it. For a heads up, you will be preached at the end about god, since this event is hosted by a church. I did not know this before going because I didn't look at the website fully, but I didn't dislike it. It is also stated on the website that they will talk about god at the end of the trail.

Tom toured my husband, adult daughter and me through Monticello and Mount Vernon over the course of…read moretwo days. His knowledge and professionalism was outstanding, and his manner of presentation made the experience first class. Highly recommend, and the next time we are in DC, we will be planning our excursions based on Tom's availabilit.

Fantastic Mercy St. Tour! Detailed, witty, great all around and a ton of good history to boot!read more