Hands down the most challenging and breathtaking thing I've ever done was summiting this mountain. The mountain looms over Seattle. The park itself is gorgeous, with plenty of greens and whites. Even if you're not climbing it, this mountain is must-visit for any nature-lover.
Great old school vibe. I don't really find much comparison between Coney and Kings Island. Coney Island seems to shoot for more of a nostalgic and retro vibe. Rides aren't really worth it if you're over the age of 16. The pool is a great place for kids... As I've gotten older I've slowly realized that the giant clumps of hair at the bottom are kind of a downer.
I freakin' love this place. Yes, it's small. But you won't find any skiing in the midwest that tops it. The staff is incredible as well. Prices (as with any ski place) are up there, but the night skiing is beautiful. Get out there early to get laps in before the lines fill up!
I really want to like this place. However, I've interacted with at least 5-6 staff members who are absolute jerks. No regard that the skiers and riders are their customers. However, this place is getting a 3rating because they're alwayssss blowing snow. It makes skiing miserable. The people I'm with normally redeems the experience... Take a winter hike instead if you're ever in the area.
Intimate is the best word for this place. You really get up close and personal with the team. People are usually nice, and the staff has always treated us well.
One of the cool things about this park is that it appears to be built into the ground. You literally just walk in and sit down. It's hugeeeee. Tons of seating, great hot dogs, and the Tigers are pretty fun to watch.
This is the only art museum I've ever been to that is huge and free! There's so much to do here. Exhibit after exhibit. I've spent a full day in here and still have barely touched even half of the museum. Staff is always friendly, and they recently added a great section for the kids.
I haven't had the opportunity to stay in the hotel, but the art museum is gorgeous. They have tons of works to see and it's all free! They always have new art to see. This place deserves it's 5 stars.
I absolutely love this place. So many memories of learning about the world around us as a kid here. The main room's ceiling is a beautiful mosaic that pays homage to Cincinnati and the people who've shaped it. They have a wonderful Omnimax theater that plays breathtaking documentaries. This is a must for families and individuals alike!
Olive Garden on steroids. Great outdoor seating area. Prices are pretty high for a college student, but it's a fun place with the fam!