Like nothing else anywhere else. Mind boggling show of profound geological process. Beautiful and awe inspiring. Staff providing intro to self-guided tour very nice and helpful. Cool, simple graphic is provided to explain origin of the caverns and the valley. I do wish the organ was better used than the short eerie electronic renderings. Regardless, a MUST see. Worth coming even just for this one attraction.

If you have been to other caverns, this isn't very different. The main difference to me is this cavern feels more commercialized and touristy and less natural. The area is set up as a one-stop shop for activities instead of centering this natural wonder. The cavern tour is self-guided. I used the QR code to open an electronic brochure that was easy to read no matter what light the rooms offered. It was fun when someone accidentally turned the lights off and a small group of us were continuing by the lights of our cell phones. It was DARK! I would say to plan for an hour underground in the cavern and additional time for souvenirs, chocolate chip cookies, stalactite Cafe, and the historical village. The temp is about 55 inside and was perfect for wearing a light sweater. Had some breathing difficulty as we went deeper into the cave. Those with asthma should bring their inhaler.

This place is wonderful! Beautifully designed for all ages and abilities! The path has been overhauled to make it a 100% stair free brick pathway into and through the caves. HUGE for people like myself with limited mobility, people in wheelchairs and strollers can access this site that would normally be so difficult for folks with wheeled needs. The caves were beautiful. The information so interesting, and easy to follow. A great experience!

The caverns are a self guided tour. There are 2 options, a website on your phone or a brochure with descriptions for each stop. It was crowded but you could go at your own pace and take photos. The caverns are gorgeous and it is cool to see the stalactites and stalagmites at various lengths. Near the end, there is a organ that uses the caverns to make the vibrations for the music. After we were done with the caverns, we went to the car museum. Almost all of the cars in the museum run. It was cool to see how they change throughout the years.

We were there for a wedding and it was wonderful. Before the wedding, we did a tour on our own and was really beautiful. Would recommend going in the morning less crowded. They also have antique car show and a toy museum on the property which is free. Was worth seeing as well.

I came here many years ago, back when the organ still clearly played "A Mighty Fortress Is Our God." Now it sounds like off-key random sounds. They still say it's playing the hymn, which is embarrassing. They need to fix the organ. Also, I saw several older people struggling to walk the whole thing. Pregnant women and older people don't need wheelchairs, but they do need seats every once and a while. When we went, Nov 23, there were no tours. It was self-guided with numbers and a pamphlet. Don't know if that is always the case. It used to all be guided, but maybe that is just summer months? The walkways are all wheelchair accessible, but it is a long walk. You no longer have to climb down stairs from the gift shop. If you are an older person or pregnant lady and can't walk a long way without a break, I recommend getting a wheelchair.

Drove all the way from Jersey to visit the caverns and I can say it was worth it. These caverns are the most beautiful and best preserved I've been on. The complex around Luray Caverns also has other attractions like a garden maze, a car and carriage museum, and more. There is also a good souvenir shop that you will pass going in and out of the caverns. The following comment is a personal mistake I made but I want to point it out just so other people don't commit it. I took a wheelchair user to the caverns and I regret it big time... Even though I carefully read what the attraction's website states about accessibility I got too excited reading that the whole tour was step-free and all walkways were paved. The problem was that some areas had very steep inclines going up and down so this required a lot of effort to do. It can also be dangerous because the floor is also wet so please don't try it.

Awesome time and spectacular experience. My only criticism was the young people who were working the day I went were too interested other friends than to give us information. We saw the organ and hoped we would hear the music .when we were leaving we asked if they ever play the music and we found out it plays every 5 minutes but it has to be activated by an employee. There were four employees when we were there ignoring our attempts to get info about the organ and we finally left. It was disappointing that we could have heard the organ play.

The Caverns were Amazing!! Mother Nature at her Best. Well worth the time to experience it no matter your age. Scott was one of the hosts inside the cavern and gave a few pointers. The only downer on this experience was the young girl who job is to try and sell you a picture of your party as you enter the Caverns. She didn't handle No very well in fact she was rather rude because we didn't want to buy the picture package at $45.00. She really needs to accept a no with a smile and not to rip away the pictures before you finish the word no thank you. Other than that, Fantastic !!

We decided to visit this place on the recommendation of some friends. It is an incredible place, out of the ordinary, you feel like you are on another planet. These caves are indescribable, the natural creations, figures and changes over time make this place a natural wonder worth admiring and visiting. It takes 2 to 3 hours to tour the caves and enjoy the entire landscape. I highly recommend this place.