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So I ordered a large pepperoni and mushroom pizza and the bacon cheese breadsticks online for carry out at this location. I was never sent a confirmation or even a time to pick up my pizza (let's note that Pizza Hut gives you a confirmation before you even leave the site, and Domino's tells you exactly where your pizza is at in the process!). So half an hour later, waiting for this friggin' email, I leave to go pick it up. Of course I get there, and they have to confirm my credit card and all that jazz, I get my order and take it home. When we finally sit down to eat, it's already cold. Fabulous. They seem to be a little stingy with the mushrooms in particular. Also, the breadsticks are pretty lame. I imagine it started out as a small pizza crust, and they put cheese and bacon on top. Nothing like the photographs at all.

All in all, if you're dying to order Papa John's here are some tips:
1. Don't order online.
2. Make sure you remember to ask for cheese and peppers, because they surely won't ask you.
3. Don't order the sides, I imagine all the breadsticks to be as lame and flat as mine. I think or 10 are supposed to come in an order, you get them all, but some pieces end up being half the size of others (round pizza crust).
4. Make sure you order double toppings, because I imagine that to be comparable with other pizza chains.
1 star

Customer service sux...and that's a nice way of putting it. Rude and unhelpful, uninterested management with the ever-so-obvious "we could care less about you 'cause there's always another with $$ next in line" attitude. Oh, and don't even try to use your VIP card - folks....they give you one and tell you all you need to do is just hand it over at checkout with your purchases to earn reward points. However, when you try to redeem?? You will be informed by some smug twenty-something, on an $8.50-an-hour power trip, that you need to activate it online in order to use it. And this, folks, is something YOU should have had a crystal ball and known beforehand. Because it makes total sense, right?! Give a customer a rewards card, swipe it, send them on their way....then expect that they'll think they have to activate it online? WHY EVEN BOTHER? If you want to make it a challenge or try to screw people out of the rewards they earn then JUST DON'T OFFER A CARD!
Oh, and when you do go online to activate the card??? And place an order with http://Lego.com??? Get ready to be charged TWICE, have two of the same orders show up at your home, and then have the entire debacle blamed on you - the customer! Yeah - living the dream! They send me and order TWICE, charge my debit card $150 TWICE, then try to claim I am at fault? REALLY?? You know, in all my years of online shopping, funny how this has never happened with any other company; I never received two order confirmations....or shipping confirmations....yet, this is my fault. It could never be something they did, right?! So, more aggravation Lego Co. Now I have to waste time tracing shipments and wondering when the hell they are going to refund the money they pretty much stole from my debit account. They sure take it quick enough, though.

I spend a lot of money on Legos. I was planning on going to their theme park this summer. I think my plans will change. It is very clear that this company isn't hurting for money and they aren't afraid to show it to you: the customer....they could care less about complaints, their careless errors or their customer's in general....you know, why should they?! - there's always another person with $$ standing in line. Poor way to execute a business: anger enough people, do it enough times and you just may find a "store closing" sign on your shop and your clients shopping Amazon or Target....or perhaps your smugness as a CS rep will land you on a layoff line after your irreverence comes back to bite you on the butt after your product sales slow.

Yeah - maybe one doesn't matter...but, judging by how I've been treated by this company, I suspect I'm not the only one....probably one of many.
1 star

Wow! Talk about true to it's name - this place lives up to it!! Amazing. Maize. Maze.

It's located out in the middle of nowhere - but thats where you're suppose to get lost right?!?

The maze is huge!! They show you an overall map at the beginning and then give you a blank one with numbered squares. You have to go throughout the maze and find the numbered mailboxes, which inside, a square piece of the map that you are trying to put together to find your way out. You get a huge flag to carry through with you, so if you need help the staff can locate you quickly.

It's fun for about an hour - then you become crazed and really just want to get out. The end was pretty challenging and it took us about an hour & a half to complete it - we did get all the numbered map squares/pieces.

*Best tip about this place: Follow the water marks.... (They have jugs of water in the maze for when people get thirsty - they place them at specific locations where there are maze helpers who can answer questions and assist you in finding your way. Follow the water marks on the ground to wear they carried the coolers to and you'll find help)
4 stars