took my six year old grand daughter. We both had a great time. we enjoyed all the events. I hope to take her again next year. The only down side, it was a little pricey but that will not stop us from returning Lord Willing.

Asa, our tour guide, was great - helpful, enthusiastic and personable. I loved the fire juggling as well. We liked the cavern tour, though I expected the cave tour to be more walking and less of one large room. There were a few little off shoots, but it was mostly one large cavern. That said, it was very beautiful. The light show was just OK. I thought from the website it was going to be really big and impressive, but it was mildly pretty, the clouds were cool, but it was just repetitive after the first minute or two. It would probably impress little kids, but not so much teens or adults. The theme of the light show was the 6 days of creation, so if that's not your thing, you could probably duck out B4 it starts.

We visited yesterday with a 9 and 10-year old. The cave tour was awesome. So beautiful. The light show was cool. There was lots to do and we spent about 5 hours there. The gift shop had some really beautiful things. The food is limited (4 options I believe) and nothing except chips for people with a gluten allergy. We had a fun day. It was something different to do from the normal beaches we have in Miami.

Hands down a wonderful time! Caves were wonderful and activities were fun. Went with Girl Scout troop and they were mesmerized by the caves. Roman our guide was so fun and did a great job with the girls! Tour guide James was very knowledgeable and told a great story! Everyone loved this and want to return to do it again.

Visiting from Melbourne Australia, the Majestic Cavern was a chance finding based on a sign seen on the side of the road when heading to go to the Talledega Raceway. The Cavern was all we intended to see, but there appears to be some other activities aimed and young children. The Cavern tour took about 45mins and cost about $105 USD for three adults. We had recent high school graduate Atticus as our guide, he spoke well and gave an insightful overview of the Cavern’s history. The sheer size of the Cavern is in itself impressive, but to have the history it has is next level interesting. The coloured lights and short laser-light and water show were a nice little extra. I recommend wearing shoes with grip as crocs or flip-flops would be risky due to moisture in the cave. The cave temperature sits at a very nice 60°F (15.5°C), so is enjoyable no matter what the outside temperature is.

While the laser show was amazing the cavern is much smaller than we expected. I also purchased all inclusive tickets so we could enjoy the attractions for older kids; however the only ones that had attendees were the two gem ones and no one was even there to verify we had paid. I was very disappointed in that. If you go I suggest purchasing tickets there and making sure the attractions have attendees.