Rebecca Schroder

Beautiful, affordable, and fun. So much to see. We sat in the hand chairs during the light show. I had a big flower pillow on me and it felt like a weighted blanket. I could spin around in the chair to easily look where I wanted to. You can sit in pews and/or lay down on the pews. The show was the perfect volume for me because I don't like stuff to be too loud. You can go sober and it's still great. You can watch the show multiple times in one day. Parking is easy to find and free. The second floor isn't wheelchair accessible as far as I know and that's where the light show is. The garden had nice art but the seats needed to be cleaned off. I just got a paper towel from the bathroom to clean my chair. Mario Kart is projected onto the wall. I enjoyed playing Centipede, Ms. Pacman, and table tennis. They have merch, snacks, art, and smoking accessories for sale. The church services are smoking friendly but they're different from the light show times. They want the light shows to be kid friendly and they are. We paid for the swag bag (nothing too exciting but I do love stickers and they have some) and the good seating but the place wasn't very full so we didn't need to. I'd only recommend paying extra to support the church.

Conveniently located (a very short walk down the street) by a vegan-friendly and delicious place called Fire on the Mountain.

I love this place! The decorations are lovely. The drinks are good. The space is set up well for listening to live music. The price is affordable. Dress warm if you go on a cold night because it's partially exposed to the outdoors. They provided blankets on the night that I went. The announcer was funny. The chairs weren't super comfortable but I'm short so most chairs aren't the right height for me.