Text - I don't think there's a golfer out there that would talk bad about this place. \n\nOnce inside its easy to forget you're minutes from the strip. Service was top notch as you would expect from a course of this caliber. The guy that caddied for us was very laid back and friendly. \n\nThe only thing I didn't particularly enjoy was the food. Save your money and eat somewhere else.
Group - actinomorphous


Text - This ride has a descent that feels (and is, of course) too slow to me virtually the whole way down that it is much more relaxing than it is thrilling. It is pretty much a vertical zip line, except personally, I find the horizontal ziplines to feel more thrilling. Do it if you're trying to nudge yourself into bigger, faster thrills and are pretty new to the thrill world.\nOR do it if you are an experienced thrill-seeker (who doesn't fool themselves but know that they are actually an EXPERIENCED THRILL-seeker)  who has expectations that this may be much slower than their liking or too tamed but still want to do it for other reasons than a thrill. For me,  I don't think it would be worth even a quarter of what they charged ($109.99) to do a second time... maybe like 15-20 bucks tops. \n\nI didn't even purchase a wrist camera or photos because I had a huge feeling from experience with other thrill rides that this was going to be more about anticipation, huge reliance on the world-record breaking height for a SkyJump, and hype than actual thrill.  Needless to say, I was right. I don't need to pay the extra money to commemorate something that's not really anything to write home about with high marks. My SO said that I looked like a ragdoll coming down because I was so limp, and there was a reason for that. It was a relaxing experience though and something like a spa treatment for your mind, I guess.\n\nI did the jump several minutes past midnight in late March, so the view was filled with bright orange lights and you could still make out things really well. I enjoyed the cool breeze and being in the cool, mild darkness above lights the most about the ride. \n\nThe staff were great in terms of their service to me; one of the male staff at the top kept striking friendly conversation with me while being thoroughly professional and the girl who suited me up was very attentive to everything. However, I found the Asian male staffer who kept making stupid racist jokes in a rowdy manner among his co-workers and other customers to be so obnoxious that he detracted from the atmosphere. I'm not taking any stars off because of this though.\n\nOh, and to anyone who reads the review of RIC A., who says that this is \""very similar to those rides you see at fairs & other amusement parks; where they hoise you to the top, release you & you swing back and forth,\"" THAT IS A FALSE STATEMENT. He describes some of the major differences already, so I don't why he says it's \""very similiar.\""  What he is describing is a skycoaster by the way. \nHERE's THE TRUTH: the SkyJump is a controlled descent that decelerates to a stop, with an ascent that takes place on a fast elevator of the building, and it stops at the end of the vertical controlled fall. A skycoaster is complete free fall (like that of a bungee jump) with large swings back and forth to a stop, and the ascent is when they hoist you [slowly] to the top. As an extra bit, you then have to pull on a rip cord attached to your harness to release yourself into that free fall as opposed to jumping off. They're very, very different rides. \nIn fact there's more similarity between base jumping and the SkyJump (which are still quite different) than there is between a skycoaster and the SkyJump. \n\nI just don't want anyone to be badly misinformed.
Group - childed


Text - We had a very disappointing first meal at The Friendly Moose tonight. The meal was so-so, and the service, while friendly, not terribly good. I will not be back to give them a second chance.
Group - childed


Text - This is the first place in pittsburgh I've found that produces truly raw, fresh, cold pressed juices. There are shops like this all over LA, SF, and NY, but Pittsburgh is a little lacking. Or was until now. Their green juice is very smooth and super refreshing. It's a small space, but in San Francisco they sell juice out if little closets on the street. Definitely worth checking out!
Group - actinomorphous


Text - I would give negative 10 stars if I could, but I'd really think this would've been a nice place to stay since it's \""newly remodeled\"" plus, it was cheap to stay here anyways. Whenever visiting Vegas, I always enjoy staying in Downtown Vegas just cause I'm able to see some faces I'd see back at home, so it's comforting. \n\nDon't get me wrong, the hotel is nice. But the service is surely something else. I needed a room that could accommodate 5 adults, and 2 young children. I'd ideally like something that offered 3 queen sized beds, but figured that 2 queens sized beds and a sofa/sofa sleeper would suit us. Prior to booking our room, I called the hotel personally to find out more information about a double room that I stumbled onto online. I was told that the double room has a queen size bed in each room, and one of the rooms has a couch as well. I got off the phone, and called again to speak to someone else to confirm the information that I was told. (Which it was) So I thought that this would be perfect and continued the reservation.\n\nWhen arriving at the hotel, we parked the car in the parking structure...and might I say, this is the WORST parking structure ever. The way it was built was retarded. I can't recall the right number, but I noticed right off the back that the first four or five floors (parking starts at level 3 & ends at level 11) are all reserved for valet. It was Bike Fest that weekend, and also noticed most of the stalls for valet & self parking was FULL of bikes. But the fact that only a few floors for self parking?! COME ON NOW! We LITERALLY had to fight for parking almost each time we parked the car. \n\nChecking in was a pain in the ass. I stood in line. but managed to have at least 3 people cut in front of me when I was next in line, by walking straight to the person at the counter. All employees saw that I was standing in line, but never acknowledged anything at all. RUDE. After that happening, I even had problems getting checked into my room.\n\nSo, we finally checked in & got into our room and to my surprise, it wasn't a double room. It was just a room with two queen sized beds and NO couch. Of course, I'm beyond livid after already having trouble checking in, this got my blood boiling. Called front desk to find out what happened, they apologized for me being angry & stated that the room only comes w/ a couch in a room that has a king sized bed. I repeatedly told the girl that I was told by two different people about the room prior to booking the room. So I was stuck with ONE room instead of a DOUBLE room with NO couch. I threw a fit, and they waived the fee for a rollaway bed. \n\nAll in all, I hated my stay here. Service was horrible, they give you crappy things in the room & overpriced as well. $4.50 for a bottle of water & $2.50 for a cup of coffee. Wifi cost $9.99/day. Oh, and did I mention that this is the ONLY hotel that I've ever stayed in that DIDNT have a mini fridge OR microwave? Yeah, stupid. Whenever eating out, we were either forced to either eat all our food or throw it out even if there was a ton of leftovers that we could've easily saved for later. \n\nWalls were thin, could literally hear the conversation the people next door was having. Housekeeping endlessly opening our door to clean our room even if we put up the \""DO NOT DISTURB\"" sign up. Go-go dancers were not attractive at all. Could hear noise from outside. We often were RUDELY approached by security when we would enter the hotel with our kids at night, even if we were going straight up to the room. AND I found a bed bug in one of the beds the morning we checked out...GROSS!\n\nIn other words, I will NEVER stay here again. I'd rather bust out a little more money for somewhere I know I'd enjoy staying.
Group - childed


Text - This is probably one of the only places for pizza! I literally only come here to get some legit by style slices.
Group - actinomorphous


Text - Very cool and edgy store!  Some racy stuff, but kids love it as well.
Group - actinomorphous


Text - Horrible service staff is not friendly, seem angry, act as if they are busy when they are one of the slowest places I've been, food takes awhile and taste ok. You know those places you won't return to because of the service? Well this is one, came here twice thought I would give it s chance again huge mistake. Not worth the trip
Group - childed
Considreing the above, classify the following: This is my favorite place to eat!!!! their garlic fries are to die for & they have the best chicken tenders i have ever had!!!!! i honestly wish they had one in ahwatukee because i would go there everyday!!\n\nThe only downside is during certain times, the lines are way too long! they either need to make ordering for efficient or have more cash registers.