Great! A tad bit expensive! We didn't stay at the hotel; it is very expensive. We drove in from…read moreJanesville. I loved the slides; even for me they were scary! I do not like the enclosed yellow one; the others were great! We did not eat here

It was a great time to take the last minute drive to Wisconsin dells from Chicago - I only wish…read morethat during the summer they had the lazy river fully operational all day indoors - when it was to crowded and hot outside we wanted to go indoors - but the lazy river isn't open until the outside one closes at night - other than that it was great - get the all day passes for games - well Worth it

very nice spot would return make sure you wait till dark also try to go either very early or very…read morelate the crowds ruin it

What a top notch experience!…read more Listen, they market this experience well. They make it sound so incredibly magical. So, I was hooked in by the marketing. In the back of my mind, though, I was pretty convinced they were over-selling the enchantment. My friends, if anything, they were under-selling it. It was the coolest, most magical immersive and interactive forest walk of my life. The technology is astounding. As my son who was with me shared after, 'it felt like we were dropped inside a Disney movie'. I couldn't have said it better myself. Beyond the magic, some logistical notes: The trail is wide and dirt/gravel. There are some slightly steep areas and so it's not entirely accessible. My elderly parents opted to skip it and after doing it that was the best call (between the dark, the sometimes slightly uneven ground, and the slightly steep areas, it would have been too much). There are also flashing lights if you're sensitive to that. The entire trail is roughly one mile so you could ostensibly be through with it in 20 minutes. That said, with all the light show magic, it took us just over an hour. There are benches here and there if someone needs a quick rest. I would seriously do this every time I come to the Dells. An absolutely above-and-beyond awe inspiring experience. Get to it!

Our recent trip to Knucklehead was a bit of a mixed bag. On the positive side, the actual arcade…read moregames were fantastic! We spent hours on the racing simulators and the high-energy shooters. The equipment was well-maintained and very fun to play. However, the experience went downhill at the claw machines. They felt like a total scam! The claw had almost zero grip on the plushies. We watched several prizes slip through the prongs every single time. It was very frustrating for the kids. To make matters worse, the ticket prices were way too high. We burned through our credits much faster than expected. It is hard to enjoy the day when you feel overcharged. I hope the management looks into better pricing soon!

it took us ages to get a waiver, and then there was no assistance on getting our socks to use the…read moretrampoline park and then there was miscommunication that we had to pay more to use the trampoline park not a fan. We didn't eat there and the workers looked very depressed. But the overall ambience was not bad go karts were fun, but still not very impressed overall.

Can I say this is THE BEST attraction in the Dells?…read more I loved riding the mountain/alpine coasters when I visited Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg years ago, so when my friend and I found this while on a casual drive, we knew we had to stop and give it a try. It was $20 per person (a little pricey, in my opinion), but the ride was well worth it. It really lets you connect with nature. We came at non-peak times, which let both of us go full speed without any worries. Normally, the photos for purchase from attractions like these are on the pricey side. We were able to purchase our photos together and got a discount on them. I think it came out to $10 per photo, which is a great deal in my opinion.

I am silly. I am scared of all things roller coaster and most rides, I know... silly…read more So I was nervous to try this, I know... silly... But it was fantastic and fun! And I would do it over and over again! I felt like I had a little control because you have a small break to slow down your cart if you please. I enjoyed it so much I wish it was a longer ride!!

Out of everything I did in Wisconsin, this was my favorite thing and it was actually a last minute…read moreaddition to the itinerary. I did 0 plans to do this. I love cave tours - which is what I was looking for - and came across this tour. This was very different than anything I ever done before which is why I ultimately chose it. And I made a good choice. I did not book ahead of time. I just showed up and they were able to take me. The whole thing lasted about 40 minutes. I wish it was longer. The pulled horses will take you through the canyon while the tour guides talks about the area, the canyons. It takes you through winding rock formations and narrow alleys. It is really beautiful and it doesn't matter how hot it is, it feels so good on the tour due to all the shade. It was very hot on the day I went but it felt great! We also got to see on Deer on the tour! It was a lot of fun and I did buy a t-shirt because I liked it so much. I would definitely recommend to check out at least once!

Took the family to Wisconsin Dells for the 4th of July weekend and did the Lost Canyon Tour on July…read more3rd. Anna was our guide, and Marvin & Mark were the horse‑powered dream team pulling us through the canyon like absolute professionals. Anna nailed it! She was friendly, funny, and knew the canyon history like she wrote the book. The scenery? Gorgeous. The horses? Legends. The whole tour? Peak vacation greatness. If you're bringing your family to the Dells, do this. It's beautiful, it's fun, and nobody gets sunburned in a canyon.

Another year has gone by that I've come here and it always goes above and beyond my expectations…read moreand I enjoy the hospitality, Response, and ability both the hotel and staff have. I would like to give a special shoutout to the bartender Paula who gave recommendations on drinks and beers. As well as be a kind and wonderful person. Coming back again.

I'd give Great Wolf Lodge 3.5/5 stars. Overall, it's definitely a 100% kid-friendly resort, but I…read morewouldn't say it's as enjoyable for teenagers unless you're mainly there for the water park. My biggest issue was the room service and basic room amenities. Around 8 AM during my stay, I called multiple times asking for more towels, coffee cups, and coffee. By 10 AM, no one had come, so I called again. They apologized and assured me someone would come up, but once again, no one ever came. The room service honestly did not satisfy me at all--I've had much better experiences elsewhere. When I first arrived, my room also didn't have a bar of hand soap, extra toilet paper, or a channel guide for the TV, which made things a little more inconvenient than they needed to be. That being said, if you're traveling with younger kids, I think this is a great option because there's a lot specifically geared toward them. For teens, though, there are definitely other resorts I'd consider first.

Zeus is definitely a god of a coaster as it's just perfect for all to enjoy as it's not super high…read moreand it's not that fast and it's just a fun smooth ride from start to finish! At first I didn't think all that much of this wooden coaster but after a ride I was like wow that was fun! During my ride I can see that Zeus has recently been retracked in several areas making for a solid fun quick and just smooth ride! This was a super fun and enjoyable coaster that's perfect for all ages so get the kids on it as you can just tell it's just that fun! This is definitely the second best coaster in the park next to Hades360 but this is more or less your standard wooden coaster of awesomeness! Overall this was a great ride and it took me by surprise with how much I enjoyed it so much so that I got about 4 rides on it! It's with that I hope that I can come back to ride again soon because this was a super fun coaster!

LIGHTNING STRIKES THRICE…read more Zeus was the 3rd CCI woodie to appear at Mt Olympus Theme Park and has the highest coaster stats of the original Grecian trio (the other two being the smaller Pegasus and mid-sized Cyclops). At 90ft tall and 60mph, Zeus bears decent stats for a wooden coaster and has much more oomph than you'd think at first glance. The track is 2,900 feet in length but only delivers a ride time of 1 minute 25 seconds, since the train absolutely FLIES through the course. No trim brakes, no slow downs. As with all the other coasters here, Zeus runs a single train operation. From the lefthand turn after the lift to the station brakes, this thing runs full tilt. There's enough negative G's to satisfy even the most airtime-thirsty riders, and forceful lateral G's absolutely SLAM you in turns. It has the potential to be unpleasantly painful, so watch out. Trains use individual ratcheting lapbars and a shared seatbelt with seat dividers. Like its coaster brethren Pegasus and Cyclops, the boxy PTC trains aren't the most comfortable and offer little protection from the unusually intense out-and-back experience. With regards to front row vs back row, I cannot comment on the former due to the unnaturally long waits associated with these damn 1-train ops. But I can say that the rear of the train provides ample negative G's and a thoroughly rough ride.....but in a good way. __________ Well, that just about wraps it up for me and this trip to Mt Olympus. Hopefully y'all enjoyed reading my ride reviews this year; this marks my 40th roller coaster review in 2016, which matches my combined total from 2014 & 2015. 2017 will hopefully see many more thrills + chills + spills for yours truly, since I moments ago purchased a gold pass for the Six Flags parks (hey, it was on sale for $64.99). I'll look to knock out another 40 coasters next year at Magic Mountain, New England, and possibly Hotlanta. So until next time...... Put those hands up...... And keep on ridin'.

My review is ONLY for the waterpark and dry park. I did not stay on property. I was trying to…read moredecide between this place or Noah's Ark. I decided on this place since they had a few unique slides and such a unique look! plus you got 2 parks in one. I am not a go kart person and they have quite a lot of them. My husband enjoyed those. I just watched. I really wanted to try the roller coasters and I was so lucky with NO lines. The 4 wooden coasters are rough and very intense rides. Would I ride them again? Probably not. But I was so glad I could try them. The waterpark was fun. I did spend most of my time in the indoor portion. However, I really enjoyed the lazy river outside. The crazy wave pool with the 9 foot waves ... scary and crazy... Also not for me but I enjoyed people watching. The rotating slide is really why I was there. I never been on something like this. I think it's the only one in the USA and wow was it weird. It was really fun and different and something I will be probably never experience again. It can give you a little bit of motion sickness due to the movement but if that's not an issue for you, you should be good. I also love a good hot tub which they had. I definitely recommend and would love to come back. It was just so unique and fun.

HORRIBLE!! The most amount of money I've paid for the WORST accommodations. The beds are not any…read morebetter than a pull out sofa mattress. There are no plugs in the room for charging devices. I couldn't even plug my CPAP in without taking the lightbulbs out of a light fixture. NOT WORTH IT Not to mention the water park. Time limits and lines for the one adult hot tub. No space to sit or set your things. And we came in the winter, I can't even imagine what it would be like in peak season. NOT WORTH IT

This museum is a Ripley's-like place. The interior showed the entire White House, but flipped…read moreupside down!! Gives me joking vibes and reminds me of how life is in zero gravity.

The cost was $5 per person for the longest time, now it's $7. At $5 it was more of a deal. Like…read moreothers said, for a one time visit it was good. Lots of picture opportunities.

It's a really unique and immersive experience!…read more I would say it's geared a little more towards children. The artwork reminds me of Neopets. The starting entry price is $30 for two hours. You can do all day for $35. If you have the Dells card Wizard Quest for 2 hours is on it! There are a lot of puzzles and they state the difficulty and time it takes. The worlds cover two floors and about 3 store spaces in length. Be prepared to climb stairs, squeeze through narrow passageways, crawl into tunnels, etc. So wearing a long dress isn't advisable. They have a snack bar and at least one hint helper. There were also 2-3 restrooms. After about an hour our group got tired and left early. But that's a personal thing. We finished about 3-4 puzzles in that time. While it wasn't as cold as a movie theater it was still somewhat of a break from the humid heat outside. Highly recommend if you're in a group with young children. Older children and adults may not enjoy it as much unless they're really into fantasy worlds.

I can honestly say that I didn't expect to have as much fun as I did. What a pleasant surprise it…read morewas! I didn't look up too much info beforehand because I didn't want to be spoiled. The website explained that it was a tablet directed quest game and would take about an hour. However, that's out of date. The time allotted for a single game was two hours. Be warned when setting the parking meter! Basically there are four "realms" that each offer quests. When you see a tablet, you can choose to interact with it and accept or deny a quest. You can accept the quest via your group's tablet by selecting the appropriate symbol. Then the wild goose chase begins. Clues send you all over the place to talk to characters and collect the virtual items. Up stairs, through secret passages, tunnels and more. Rarely did we encounter teams that were following the same quest at the same time we were so that was great. As crowded as it got in certain areas, we were all kind of doing our own thing. I believe there were around 16 quests that could be completed, all with varying levels of difficulty and length of time to complete. We made it through 4, and part way through another in our two hours. I was amazed by the level of detail that went into the planning and decoy of this game and all the rooms. It was more interactive than I had anticipated and also tiring! But what a fun afternoon. I'd love to go into more detail but I don't want to spoil anything. The price was fair for the experience and I highly recommend coming here. I am definitely planning another road trip back!