Q: negative

A: I would like to know where this restaurant got started and do these people have tastes buds where they are from or are they people like The Hills Have Eyes movie and got nuked and now they can't taste a thing and eat whatever they can find. Don't bother ordering the grease, they are generous enough to give you ample thin soggy cold fries to soak it up so it won't run all over your plate. At least make it thick cut fries, so it at least you can taste some potato flavor not just oil that you fried your chicken in as well. $6!?!? JUST for a chicken sandwich, you better put some lettuce, tomato, cheese or bacon on it or something, but nope, you get pickles and two strips of dried up chicken slathered in this grotesque pinkish mayo sauce. I know some of you people like no thrills eating, you'll eat bread and cardboard and be happy, but it's just chicken and bread and pickles! You mean you can't slap that together for less than 6 dollars? Oh man, the sauce!!! What were they thinking?! You came up with 7 different types of sauce, you can at least make one that tastes half way decent! I think one is vomit with hot sauce the other is vomit with bbq sauce and the other is vomit with mayo and another one is vomit with vomit, also theres another tangy jerk vomit. There is one bright side to this restaurant are their wings, unfortunately, I must have gotten some deformed handicap chicken cause couple of wings were dried up and one was very tiny. Get them dried rubbed, don't get them tossed in vomit. No sir,...I don't like it.

Q: positive

A: It's a "good" park experience. The rides were all mostly open. The food selection was average park food. Cheese burgers. Panda Express. Rita's Ice was good. 2 new restaurants that were supposed to be open were still under construction. There was only 1 show open when I went cause it was early in the season. The park was mostly clean. Good amount of trees. Needs more dark rides. Cool coasters but everyone has coasters. It's also not really a theme park. It's just a good amusement park. No theming or design to take notice of. But the people who work there were nice. The people who visited also seemed nice. It was a 65% positive experience. But I don't really see any reason to make a special trip as it's not really different from other cedar fair parks. If you are going to visit one time. I do recommend getting the "fast lane plus" option as the lines were an average of 1 hour each. Fast lane plus made everything a walk on. And front row preference on most rides.

Q: positive

A: Violeta and I met here two days ago, and I really enjoyed it! We only had a couple of hours to look around, since I had school after, but I really did not expect to enjoy it as much as I did. Great exhibits- although I wish those that had a larger number of items in the collection would get more space to have a less cluttered showcase. I need to go back a few more times (or spend two or three long visits) to be able to see everything. I do not know how large this building is, or even how many rooms/sections it has, but I have a feeling I just saw the tip of the iceberg... $15 for adult admission seemed a bit steep in the beginning, but after spending only two hours there, I'd say the trip was worth it! The fact that you get headsets that are synched with switch boxes as you move from one area to another makes the adult admission a great value! I don't know if the starting "donation" fee of $250 for an annual membership is going to win me over though... To you Hard Rock/guitar fans out there, you will want to check out the MiM's lovely collections, and not just the ones on the main level (lovely display by the stairs). I'm still pretty blown away with the collection of boat lutes of Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines on the upper level! http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/wWhq9cKLCrZHcp-ezp-hPQ?userid=M9rRM6Eo5YbKLKMG5QiIPA (Psst- they're mostly from the Philippines.) Speaking of the P.I., check out the beautifully "tabo" drum at the bottom level http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/wWhq9cKLCrZHcp-ezp-hPQ?select=qprllSNHvFkPQMoLLXcfEw - when I see intricate wood carvings, such as what were on that drum, they get me thinking back to my childhood when almost all the woodwork I saw were lovely like that. Mahogany, some were of dark honey, a lot of shiny, burled wood. Ahh... I saw them everywhere back home. Here, I only get to see them in high-end magazines, mansions, and museums. If we only appreciated how wonderfully grand our lives where back home...)

Q: negative

A:
I don't know who is reviewing this place, but I can tell you its highly overrated. Heres a run down of my party's light dinner: house salad was wilted, crab cakes looked and tasted frozen, onion soup tasted like nothing except for the puff pastry on top, baked potato was luke warm and had maybe a 1/2 teaspoon of sour cream and cold shredded cheddar, chicken Marsala was an appetizer sized portion, shrimp scampi appetizer was decent, and the wedge salad was also decent. Mimi's French onion soup is far superior to the soup served here, and we've all had that. The baked potatoes were comparable to a potato served at Denny's, yet they were the same price as those served at Vic & Anthony's , (which was the best baked potato I've ever eaten.) The view was nice, but the elevator was out of service. And the chairs, I almost forgot! They were very pretty but horribly uncomfortable. I would never return here. The food is subpar and the prices were that of a good steakhouse. My party ate a Vic & Anthony's the previous night and had an amazing dinner and experience--save your money and go there.