Been a returning customer here for years. This is by far the longest wait we've ever had in the GA…read moreline, on weeknight at opening. From the outside, it looks like the line is "not that long." Over 2 hour wait once inside. They need let ppl know the approximate wait time when you get in line. MI Adventure. Disney. They all let you know your wait time. Perhaps we would have bought the fast pass had we known. There are other options for haunted attractions. This one is losing its appeal.

We paid 60 bucks for 2 normal tickets, not the worst, but expensive. We get there at 7:20-ish and…read morewe get in line,they say it's a 1 to 1 and a half hour wait. We are outside for 2 hours, longer than expected, but it doesn't madder that much. At the door, we get told it's another 1 long wait inside. We think its ridiculous, but we carry on. What we didn't know was the fast line would cut in front of everyone inside. We wait for another 1 and a half hours, which is making us go insane. When it's 10:30 (over 3 hours!), we are at the last room before we go in, and then we here a voice over the intercom " ATTENTION, A FIRE HAS BEEN SPOTTED, PLEASE EVACUATE " when we are next up. We go outside, and they say they won't give refunds, there going to close when the building gets cleared. It's was the day before the last day there open, and i have to go to work at 11:00 am. Biggest waste. of time in my entire life.

EVERYONE STANDS UP AND YOU CAN'T SEE ANYTHING!!! I have only been here once and we rented the white…read morechairs because we didn't have chairs that met the garden's specific measurements. I figured since it was a lawn show, and everyone brings chairs, we would all be seated to enjoy the show. Nope. As soon as the headliner came on, every single person was standing for the entire show. You will not be able to see anything and it takes away from the concert. The acoustics were really good tho. There are baseball stadium like seats that are elevated in the back, I don't know if those would be any better, but that section was all sitting. We traveled from Detroit, so 2+ hours, and a hotel for the night. I don't feel this venue is even close to worth what we paid.

absolutely trash business model! they allow scalpers to buy 8 tickets per transaction!!! i waited…read morein line with a special code and it sold out in minutes! why give a special fan code if you allowed scalpers to buy so many tickets. this place is trash

My boyfriend and I have a tradition to ice skate at a new place each year once finals are over…read more This year we did some research on the Christkindl Market/Rosa Parks Circle and decided to make a GR day out of it. The rink was very fun and I will always love skating but there were a few things that made the experience not merit 5 stars. We wanted to make reservations beforehand since we have trauma from Detroit's ice skating lines being INSANE. But, you have to make a reservation over a few days in advance, and don't try to call their office because they won't answer. Thankfully it wasn't busy the day we went so there was no wait, but something to keep in mind when planning your visit. Parking is tragic and that's coming from an Ann Arbor local who is constantly fighting for a spot (and her life) on State street. What we thought to be an easy parking garage turned out to charge a nightmare price of $14 for only being there a little over an hour. Not to mention, the place was a bit of a walk on unsalted and very slippery sidewalks to the park. Compared to other outdoor skating rinks, this one was quite small. The path to the rink is downhill and dangerous to walk in regular shoes, let alone your skates when you've put them on! I counted so many people who almost ate it coming to and from the rink because of the icy path. I'm aware it's an ice attraction, but no one wants to be skating before they actually get to the rink... The ice rink itself has a wall of snow all around like it's carved out of snow, which is cool, but results in snow falling on the ice and it being pretty rough to skate on. There were also a bunch of kids digging at the snow and creating snowballs and throwing it at skaters passing by. PTL I wasn't one of the ones targeted but still, a safety hazard in itself! They were given several warnings by the employees but were never taken off the ice despite being told multiple times not to. I will say that for the cons, there are a few pros. The cost of skates and skating is a combined price of $6 per person so you don't have to worry about bringing your own skates. They have plenty of cubbies to hold your shoes/belongings that are within eyesight in case you're worried about things getting stolen. (Even if it was stolen, the thief would break his back trying to run away because of how slippery it is!) There is a nice area where parents/non-skaters can sit looking over the rink. For it only being $6, the ice skating does it's job, but doesn't stand out in comparison to other outdoor rinks I've been to.

Rosa Parks Circle is a community gathering place in the heart of downtown Grand Rapids. It features…read morea large open concrete area/amphitheater where people can gather for an outdoor lunch during the day, and it also acts as a stage for festivals, swing dancing, musicians, and more throughout the year. You can sometimes find food trucks parked here in the summer. In the winter months, it's transformed into a public ice skating rink. This park was designed by artist Maya Lin and is formally known as Ecliptic, which refers to the path the sun follows in the sky among the constellations over the course of a year. The park includes features that portray water in its three states: The central ice skating rink is water in its solid form, a mist fountain represents water in its vapor form, and finally, the table-like fountain represents water in its liquid form. Another unique feature of the park are the lights beneath the ice rink's surface. 166 tiny fiber-optic lights shine at night, depicting the millennial constellation of the sky over Grand Rapids on January 1, 2000, the start of the new millennium. Currently the park is under construction, with plans to refurbish the bandstand and restrooms, add a bus shelter and more shade trees, benches, drinking fountain, and additional trash receptacles. I'm excited to see the updated park and encourage anyone visiting to visit once it's completed.

Security was efficient (without a bag got to go through quicker than those with a bag)…read more Had nice bathrooms and a variety of drinks. We did the standing room and it was very pleasant (I imagine this may depend on the show). My favorite thing was the $20 bottomless soda and popcorn. I assumed the popcorn would be just okay but it was salty and delicious! I had like 4 containers over the course of the show. It was a really good and fun value and would definitely recommend!

First off these guys here did a phenomenal job with crowd control and getting everyone in and out…read moreof the cold in a very timely manner , the line was wrapped around the block and it wasike it took no time at all to get in , the merch lineoved extremely fast forcas long as it was and the food and beverage lines almost no wait .....KUDOS to all the workers present for tonights Wallows show .....the venue was awesome the sound was superb and my son and I really enjoyed this show I couldn't get over how good they sounded and the sound crew was money today ....the crew here should be proud today ....if you ever get a chance to see a show here check it out seems like all seats in this venue are good we sat in 204 row E

We went to see a summer blockbuster and decided to try their Ultra Plus extra experience. It was…read morefrankly unacceptable. We have smart devices that warn of loud environments. The opening sequences and dialogue was at 85db. We tried to put up with it for a bit but after an action sequence started to reach 100db I went to talk to the staff. They said they would not reduce the volume and that was the point of the Ultra experience. I asked for earplugs and was told to use toilet paper. Our cashier was super nice. Offered to let us see a different non ultra experience and to comp us appetizers and meals. In the end our ringing ears forced us to ask for a refund. The theater is nice and clean and clearly very new. The service is mixed with helpful and less helpful employees. The sound issue is a health and safety issue and should be investigated. Hearing protection should be provided for employees and theater goers to the ultra experience.

Not our typically theater we go to but if we're wanting to do a more boujee movie date we'll go…read morehere. They have recliners and heated seats to enjoy. You're also able to order food in the comfort of your seat so you don't have to go back up to concessions. If you park in the parking ramp attached they'll validate parking as well.

We came to Brush Studio for a friend's birthday and we had like 14 of us and were able to make a…read morerevelation in advance and pay individually which was super convenient! The instructor was super sweet and made it really easy to follow. Your station was completely set up for you, with the paint and everything, so you didn't have to go and pot your own, but if you wanted extra or other colors, they had them available for us to use! It was so fascinating to see how everyone's painting came out so differently with the same instructions! It's definitely a fun place, even if I'm not one to keep the painting afterwards. Definitely worth a fun date night or girls night out!

Paint your cares away! They provide everything you need to be your own Rembrandt. Canvas, brushes,…read morepaints, easels, smocks, they got it all. And if a cocktail or two steadies your hand or juices your mojo, they offer that too! Caring staff stand on a little stage up front with a microphone and cue you as you go. It's like a Peloton class for painters--only better because you can get booze! Perfect for groups, events, bachelorette parties, team building, and more. Go make something of yourself! :-)

Celebration is fresh off a face lift and diving headfirst into the food and drink scene. Now,…read morethere's Oscar's--a full-menu restaurant complete with seating and a full bar. The game room has been relocated to the right when you approach from the mall entrance. And the lobby is reconfigured for tickets and concessions. Lobby feels darker inside than it used to, and there's lots of spilled popcorn on the floor near the soda pop dispensers. Regular sweep-ups will go far to convey the pride that the Loeks family doubtless has in its theaters. And that's all to complement the renovation of the theaters themselves that happened last year. It's a new look for a new time. Check it out!

The new restoration is so lovely! I'm handicapped and was so happy to find all theaters now have…read morerecliners!!!! Now we don't have to drive to Celebration North! All was clean and well-kept. Thanks for a great night out!

2026: Mya behind the concession counter was amazing today. She proactively kept the corn popping…read morefor her colleagues and also provided refills -again actively scanning and working hard (others could've helped but were chatting with each other). Thanks Mya and Celebration! 2025: We love Celebration North. They were the first to have recliners in all the theaters! We typically visit Rivertown now that they have recliners (I have a bad back), but we still love to pop into North now and again! Staff are always friendly and the theater is very clean!

Classic movie theatre experience. I like that they have a photo booth but that's about the only…read morestandout experience I've had here compared to other movie theaters.