Magnolia Ridge Adventure Park — Attraction in Louisiana

Thank goodness we had zip lined in other places so we knew what to expect. We had friends with us that had never done this before. They were not given any info by the guides about what to do, what to expect, safety features, what to do if you get stuck...nothing!!! The zip lines are very short, except for the final line. The port-o-lets were soooo disgusting. They were full and had not been serviced in a long time! There were not enough employees working so we had to wait, standing on the ground for about 20 minutes half way through the course, so the owner could shuffle employees around, in order for us to complete the course. The employees were nice, but visibly tired. One of them was walking around trying not to be noticed as he ate a sandwich, so I’m guessing some of the employees didn’t get a break that day. The owner showed no appreciation or enthusiasm toward guests or employees, he was very disinterested. This was not worth the price. Do your homework, there are better places to zip line, especially if you have done it before...you’ll be...

Don’t even waste your money on the zombie hunt!! We took our kids in 2023 and really enjoyed it, however, this year was completely different and a total waste of $120. The year prior you were to ride on a back of a trailer and shoot zombies for a full hour, this year, they did not have a trailer and you had to walk through the mud on a path. There were 3 zombies in total that just screamed and ran around. At one point, they stopped doing their job and just walked the path with us.. What fun is this for the kids??? After making a small loop in the woods, it was over. We didn't even empty our container of gel blasters that were given. The whole experience lasted 30 minutes, which the website shows an hour. Never again!!! After driving over an hour to get here, we were highly disappointed in the experience and in the staff for not...

What a terrible experience. There was no communication and no sense of safety. They were overbooked and did not know how to deal with it. Everything was disorganized and unclear. There was no proper check-in. There was no explanation of how their system worked, proper safety guidelines or how to actually start and stop on the zipline. No one checked our harnesses or helmets. No one explained how to hook in -- I had to stop and ask someone if I was supposed to hook in and then someone showed me how. I have ziplined in the US, Costa Rica and Peru, and I have never felt unsafe until today. We were hoping to do an outdoor activity that was also COVID safe, yet they had us in a group of about 36 people and at one time, 8 people were shoved together onto a tiny platform. The whole thing was a disaster. And an...