I think they did an amazing job with this haunting. They made sure everyone was in larger groups…read morefor safety. The third floor is completely dark! Be prepared as there is. Spot where you have to walk through some inflated thing. My sister and I did not know and got lost but one of the scary but helpful person turned us around and helped us. I used to work at a haunt and I'm insane enough that the only person who scared me was a mime who didn't even talk! They are not allowed to touch you so everyone who is extremely scared just remember that and then it is a little less scary knowing not a single person can hurt you!

They aren't kidding about the claustrophobic parts. As far as haunted houses go- you're standard…read moregore, screams, etc. But it's the dark room on the third floor that did it for me. I simply hated that. Can't do it. Won't be back. It's definitely a scary attraction but the darkness and the maze isn't something I want to do again. If you're prone to punching out frustration and fear- skip this one. If you hate dark tight spaces- skip this one. If you want to push yourself- it's definitely going to accomplish that (and it is actually scarier than the other big one in town).

This is a good place for younger kids but not great for teenagers. If you are comparing to Haunted…read moreWorld, this place isn't scary at all despite their ads. That said, it is a great place for younger kids, hay rides, and all of the great family fun you'd imagine at a pumpkin patch. It is a very cool location with a lot of fun attractions. Definitely make this a family day with your youngers or with the whole family, but go early then drop off the teens at a spookier venue! The people here are great, parking is easy and you'll have a lot of fun. Bring a camera, there are lots of good photo ops!

Nyah's Haunted Woods brings your secret fears to life with a blend of a true organic location &…read moreyour most terrifying nightmares. The inhabiting monsters are the products of twisted notions of false safety. The path covers a vast amount of farm land out at Twin Oaks Farms, with a giant pyramid at the center. An actual Living Haunted House will be on your journey as well when you make it beyond our graveyard, which as once a boneyard many years ago. The true count is unknown but it is believed that there were over 400 poor vagrants thrown into the mass grave site. A beautifully lit archway, a path of twinkling lights & a glistening pond reflecting the moonlight seems like you are walking into a sweet dream when in fact it is leading you into a morbid nightmare. If you survive, you now are awarded the chance to meet Nyah, the 184 year old baby zombie. She may appear to be a child but don't let that fool your senses. Following her direction, the true nature of her evil intentions are revealed as you make your way through an array of terrors, in the hopes getting away. We cannot guarantee that the psychological effects of your visit will dissipate immediately & with one of the highest scare rating in the valley, we relish the notion. *OPENING NIGHT: Friday October 6th 8-11pm *Times: October 6th & 7th, 8-11pm October 13th & 14th, 8-11pm October 20th & 21st, 7-11pm October 25th, 26th, & 27th, 7-11pm *CLOSING NIGHT: Friday October 27th 7-11pm *MEET THE MONSTERS EVENT, Sunday October 29th, 2-4pm

So many things to love about this venue. Pedestrian…read morefriendly. Near many restaurants and shops . Parking garage on site and across the street. Security is quick and efficient . Seating appears to have visibility in every direction. We attended our daughter's high school graduation here and I was pleasantly surprised at the ease and efficiency of security and entrance. I was very disappointed by the lack of ushers once inside. Once I found one and confirmed how the seating worked, it became very apparent that it was first come first served. Because it was a graduation seating did matter because the stage was small and it was up against one side of the arena. The best seating was on the floor near the aisles or in the very front. Because it was floor seating visibility was difficult if you were seated several rows back. Fortunately, the screen projected the people on the stage so that solved some of the visibility issues. Overall people filtered into and out of the arena in an orderly fashion. Once outside, that courtyard was very congested. We made our way to the edges and had some breathing space. For very large schools of 400+ students this was a sound choice for graduation.

Great small venue for about 5000 people. Connected to the hotel lobby and a large outdoor public…read morearea on 8th street. This has had other sponsor names over the years. Some padded seats on one side of the arena. Very steep sides, not a lot of foot space between seats. Fabulous for watching hockey.

Experience the Best of Boise at the Morrison Center…read more A premier theatre in Boise, Idaho, the Morrison Center offers an exceptional lineup of Broadway shows, Philharmonic concerts, ballet performances, and an incredible variety of talented musicians. The theatre is currently undergoing construction to update and add additional bathrooms, a much-needed improvement that will greatly enhance the overall patron experience. Adding to the experience is the Morrison Center Gift Shop, featuring beautiful and unique jewelry, fair-trade items, and wonderful creations from local artisans. The Gift Shop is operated by dedicated volunteers, and proceeds go directly back to the Morrison Center to support the arts and its programs. From outstanding performances to one-of-a-kind shopping, the Morrison Center offers something special for everyone. A theatre experience not to be missed!

I have lived in Boise for over 30 years and have never been to the Morrison center. Tonight, I…read morefinally get to experience Twilight in concert at the center. The event center is beautiful and so big! We sat towards the back half of the event center and it was so nice being able to see the screen and stage. Regardless at how tall the person in front of me was, the staggering of the seats didn't block my view. I'm pretty sure no matter where you are sitting, it's still a great seat. There was a 20 minute intermission for the singer and band members to take a break. Of course we headed to concessions to grab a drink. It was nice how they had it set up. The line went really fast and guests were being helped at a great pace. We were able to get our goodies and head back to our seats pretty quickly. I know there are a lot of events that happen here. I need to be more proactive and see what they are. The venue is so pretty here. The seating is comfortable and nice. It was cool to have my first experience at the Morrison Center tonight. I look forward to coming back again soon for another one.

Great family fun. Affordable and amazingly fun way to spend a Saturday night. We were really…read moreimpressed with the talent. Very comfortable atmosphere.

Great evening of intense talent, preparation and entertainment. Don't hesitate to get your tickets…read moreand hang out with this exceptional group of entertainers.

This is a surprisingly large venue. It has been operating for three quarters of a century…read more Congratulations to the actors and the personnel who make this happen. It was an evening of entertainment that you could only get in small theaters Dracula a comedy. Plenty of parking in a large lot.

Saw the Cabernet last night in the Black Box Theater. Wonderful rousing show. Amazing vocal talent…read moreand choreography. Tickets were a bargain. Truly enjoyable evening of musical theater.

Looking for a fun, unique outing in Boise? Love Japanese culture? Isekai has you covered. Step…read moreinside for something completely new. Claw machines line cute, faux alleyways reminiscent of Japan. In the center of all the lights and sound effects are gashapon machines. For coins you purchase from a machine, you get to choose between adorable and creative mini figurines. Hard part is knowing when to stop! I don't know as much about food offerings but have heard instant ramen is on offer. They run theme days which can score you a free coin or two. And there appears to be event space as well. The owners of Isekai have made their mark with active participation in cons around the state. Now their brick and mortar offers a sweet spot to be a kid again. Check it out!

If you like claw machines, you'll love Isekai! This fun arcade just opened, and my sister and I had…read morea blast when we stopped in. Here's how it works: first, you'll grab some tokens. You can get them yourself at the kiosk or purchase them at the prize counter. Tokens will run you $3 for 1, which sounds steep, but don't worry -- most of the machines give you 3 plays per token, so it works out to be about $1 per game, which is pretty standard for arcade games. There are dozens of claw machines with all different types of prizes ranging from tiny keychains to desk toys to bigger plushes. Pop in a token and try to win some. We ended up accumulating an arm load of prizes by the end of our visit, so they're definitely winnable with a little skill and some patience! If you end up with a lot of plushes from the claw machines, you can take them up to the prize counter to exchange for bigger prizes. Or you can simply keep your winnings. There are also gum ball-machine style prize machines -- pop in your token, and see which prize pops out. Again, they just opened, but it sounds like they've got plans for even more fun. Eventually, they'll be serving up Japanese snacks and drinks as well as hosting events like karaoke nights and cosplay events. Seems like a fun activity for anyone. We saw a few couples on dates. My sister and I had a super fun girls night. And it would definitely be great for kids too. All around very worth checking out!

You get what you pay for - baseball experience in Boise. Good people watching and a fun outing with…read morefriends or for a sports-loving couple for date night. General admission is CHEAP, but the seats are in the sun the majority of the game. And are bleacher seats. Walk around the entire stadium to check out all of the food options. Seems to be something slightly different at each place. Some of the concession workers were nice, others were not. Ushers in the stands were great!

My wife and I have only been in the Treasure Valley for a little over a year. Our neighbor and…read morefriend invited us to a Hawk game and now we've been to two with them. PROS: It's a small, I believe 3500 seat stadium, so you're up close and personal to the players and game. Only seats down first and third, and behind the plate. Concessions are nice, with places to get food, apparel, and beer. I'm partial to IPA beer, so I go to the artificial grassy area near right field, where the bartenders always seem nice. Prices are reasonable. The seats are reasonably comfortable. Tickets are very affordable. Family oriented, and we've seen little league teams and young folks having a good time. Parking is free. CONS: The parking lot is not paved or marked. I highly advise you to park far enough away from the park so as not to have your car damaged by a foul ball. Pavement inside the park is uneven. Restrooms are not nice or particularly clean. In summary, I've enjoyed my time at Memorial Stadium for the two Hawk games I've attended.