Me and the husband went to Skyline Caverns. We had a small group with a very nice tour guide. It was kind of annoying that they had to turn off all the lights every 5 minutes but whatever. We used the AAA card and saved 4 bucks. The tour was short and sweet with a religious recording in the middle.... more

Well overpriced for what there is to see. Uncovered cables are hanging from everywhere and there is not much to see at all. There is so much concreat that the cave looks all artificial. The guide was turning off the lights behind us to save on electricity which killed the tour. For the $16 we paid, they could have kept... more

I have been to many caves and this is one of the most bizarre cave tours I have ever been on. The cost for this cave is a pricery $16 per person (save $2 per person with AAA membership) and probably a little bit overpriced. The tour itself is 1 1/4 miles long and takes about an hour. We visited... more

I agree with many of the other reviewers that the religious "sermon" half-way through the tour wsa OUTRAGEOUSLY disturbing. I did not pay $16 to hear fundamentalist propaganda! And our tour guide did not give us a warning; we were told it was a "light show." Then we had to look at a formation they call the "Shrine," which I... more

No religious stuff on our tour. The "shrine" is just shown as that, no music. Take a tour of any caverns in VA and you will see the electric cables - looks like Skyline had done an adequate job of blending them into the walls. We went before 10am and only 5 people in our tour group, which makes it... more

Took a friend that was visiting from Nebraska. He enjoyed the tour as did my wife and I. Our group had all ages and everybody had fun. The guide was great. One of the few caverns where you can take pictures. It cost $16, but you can get $2 off each ticket with AAA discount. I also, saw a sign... more

I went there, very fun place. Our tour guide had great personality. And he mixed humor in with education. There was a light show that has religious content, but the tour guide told us before, so if you don't want to see it then you wouldn't have to. If you go into any caverns, they will tell you that you... more

Today, 4/27/08, we visited Skyline Caverns. Despite my concerns about proselytizing based on prior reviews, I experienced absolutely NO religious propaganda, reference, or mention during my tour. It appears that if there was any content along those lines, it has been excised from the attraction. It was, in fact, much better than anticipated. While there are a lot of lighting,... more

I didnt really care when the tour guide mentioned that a few stalagmites looked like Mary, Joeseph and Jesus. OK, whatever I though. Then the "Angel Wing" formation didnt matter to me much - we were in the South afterall. It was around the time that the 15 yr old tour guide we had switched off the lights and disappeared... more