Case: Since the park has opened, my family and I have already been here 4 times, thus making our gold passes pay for themselves twice over. Yippee!! By the way, season passes are now sold out & no longer being offered. I was here opening morning at 7:30AM standing in line which looked monstrous but we were in within 30 minutes of the park opening. This is a much better situation than the poor person my friend saw pitching a tent at 11:30PM the night before. Joke's on that guy because even the people who were standing at the very very end when they opened couldn't have waited more than an hour to get in. \n\nWe have gone on every ride, including what used to be the Bombay. From the top, it looks like the old Bombay. From the bottom it looks like kiddie crap, but this is no joke. Be warned that your suit will ride incredibly far up your bum and you will almost feel violated. Ladies, also beware that your top may fly up, so make sure to tie it tight. My son LOVES the mats & half pipe ride, neither of which move that slow. The longest line is the rattler, so I would say to get into it if you're at the park early before it wraps all the way around the green, which makes it a 2 hour wait. \n\nMy daughter who is 40\"" can't do anything here. I am very disappointed by this since I also had to pay the same price for her gold pass. She can go into the kiddie corner or whatever that thing is, which I also have in my own residential community (so Chris M. you're right about that), the lazy river, and the wave pool. She still seems to like it but it is a bummer I can't take her on other rides on my lap or anything. Compared to to the old Wet n' Wild where I have some of my best summer memories, it is SO small. I can walk across the whole thing in 5 minutes, but my kids really enjoy it. I'd say for adults, it's a one time novelty thing just to say you've tried it. Don't get a locker. if you're worried about your stuff, leave it in the car!! Keys, hide somewhere very very very deep in your bag covered by towels and make sure you have car insurance if that thing gets stolen. Overall, I'll be back again tomorrow. My family loves it. If it was the same as the old one, I'd give it 5 stars hands down, and if I didn't have kids, I'd say a 3, but seeing as I am a mother with 2 little ones, It's a solid 4.
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Case: I'm out of town-er from Chicago, a city which has more population than Madison, thus one might assume probably more Korean restaurants. However, you'll be surprised of how little Korean restaurants there are that cater to non-Koreans.\n\nWith this experience I have with Korean restaurants, I found this one in Madison to be filled with surprises. It certainly sticks to its authenticity, but managed to gear towards non-Korean crowd with selection of menus that are friendly but not so easy to get by. Believe me, I've seen so many dishes served in Korean restaurants that are too sweet, salty, or spicy just to cover their lack of depth in flavor. \n\nI tried boodae jiggae (not sure if I spelled that correctly) whose broth was rich with excellent proportions of ingredients. I could taste seafood in there which might have been the base broth, but I could be wrong. Another dish I tried was spicy squid bulgogi, which I normally deter from ordering but my friend insisted on getting it. I was glad I did, and definitely was Bab Dodook - a term used when the dish is so good you keep on eating it with rice nonstop - its literal translation is \""rice thief.\""\n\nI gave 4 stars due to some of its limits - I think it can improve on decorations and overall ambiance as it progresses and menu can expand - find its specialty since I think the menus are fairly parsed out in terms of category. I loved the 'on the doma' theme and crave to see more of it!
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Case: My sister got a couple of rolls and salads on Oct 31. She said the fish was old and smelly and salad was wilted. She ended up with food poisoning. Stay Away!
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Case: Is open enrollment the new policy here or do they just let anyone in who can fill out the application?  I've read that class sizes are even larger, and I'm not talking about the 400 person lecture halls.  The classes that were formerly capped at 40 are now upwards of 70, even for elective classes in the various humanities that are normally essay or paper focused forms of evaluation.  Oh boy, nothing like a political philosophy class with a bubble form exam to stimulate the mind!\n\nParking is atrocious and they bend you over for the prices as well.  Many faculty are research focused only with virtually no effort put into teaching, except for those that see their courses as a golden opportunity to indoctrinate their students into their various political views.  What a joke this place is...
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So sorry to report I hade such high expectations and was so disappointed ! Packets of mayonnaise??. Restaurants in Scottsdale do better than that! Food quality did not even compare to anything in Hawaii who are your food vendors?\n\nWent back tonight and had the fish tacos (because i had a gift card to use up) wow  they were amazing!!!! I would so go back and have the fish tacos anytime!