My cousin really wanted to come here and I didn't even know what it was. We drove here from St…read more Louis to come see this attraction. I came in blind, not knowing what it was. It was super impressed. It literally kept going on and on and on. so many fun interesting things. We stopped and got a hotdog at the cafeteria, which was nice because we were getting a little hungry and thirsty on this long walk. I would recommend bringing dollar bills so you can buy coins and put them into the different coin operated machines that they have. They have a lot of those around the entire facility and it's one of the only interactive options. Obviously everything looked really cool. I think that the only thing that would make it better would be to have a more interactive aspect to some of the parts, but I'm not sure how they would do that and I don't think they're gonna change anything. It's still well worth a visit.

This place is immense! We walked over 3 miles to see all the collections amazed by former owner…read moreAlex Jordan. It can be overwhelming if you have sensory issues, so keep that in mind. Lots of lights and lots sounds, not to mention the number of things to look at. Plan for walking up and down hills and walkways/stairs. Some areas are too narrow for mobility aids and might be a tight fit if you are plus sized, like I am. That said, it was worth every step to see it all. The automated music machines, infinity room, and the carousels were my favorite parts. I'm sure there's plenty I didn't notice, so I would return to take in more of it. Be prepared for irregular temperatures throughout the experience, as you move between indoors and outdoors and gated locations versus not. There are many restrooms along the way, as well as a cafe halfway through where you can rest and recharge. We didn't stop there, but it smelled great as we walked through. Get your tokens at the front desk to save a little money. You'll need them for the automated music machines. I bought 15, but I could have used 5-10 more. Luckily, you still get to watch and listen when others use their tokens.

I have never been to old world Wisconsin before. This was our first visit…read more I had no idea what to expect, and I was pleasantly surprised at all the different villages, and the workers they had there in period clothing, explaining to the visitors what they were doing. It was lovely to me and through all the different villages, and take in the history of it all. I would love to see it in fall. I'm sure it is absolutely as beautiful as in every season. Highly recommend for all age groups.

Loved our recent stop here. Got some free passes at the local library so that helped save some…read moremoney. I came here as a kid on a field trip but I forgot how big the whole compound was. Thankfully, they offer trams to bring you between the villages. We opted to walk and it was quite the work out on a late July day. But, loved the experience to help bring us back in time a bit. They do have a few treats along the way like ice cream, food and beer/canned adult beverages/soda, but I definitely recommend you bring water or snacks. It can be a long day if you take your time and check out all the buildings, which I highly recommend. The staff are so friendly and informative and answer questions patiently. Very impressed with all of the staff!!

Called in advance to get the price. Finished my very simple return (no itemized deductions or…read moreanything unusual) and had them e:filed. Then was told the price was almost 50% more than quoted. Called them and was connected to an individual who clearly did not know what he was doing (at least I hope their reps aren't trying to damage their reputation). When he was done, my charges had ballooned to over 300% of the quoted price. He claimed I would see a refund and I did see a monor rebate, but still made my return more normally charged for a much more elaborate return. Spoke with several of their agents the next day but received very little relief. Was told that it was somehow my fault for actually e:filing my returns. I had used TaxAct for well over a decade, but never again.

Extremely painful to navigate, I am unable to get as much as a print out of the extension form that…read morewas filed. I mean, it should be automatic, do you want to print a copy.. but no, you can struggle on the darned site for 30 minutes and never be able to get a copy of what you just filed. VERY FRUSTRATING and cumbersome. It took a lot of time just to find the extension form and then they take you through questions as to WHY you are extending? How is it any of their business why? UGRRRR, so irritating, I remember now why I am so irritated with this service, I forgot and returned to it this year. I will be sure to take note! Free extension but you can file that for free on hundreds of other sites.