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Adam-travelerdawg

This is a good informational history lesson for children. There are a few different activities to do. Kids get to "churn" butter by shaking a jar and have the opportunity to taste the results. There is a practice cow to milk, period accurate housing, period accurate clothing, and a little school house.

170DianneR

It was a very enjoyable time with my four grandsons aged 5-9. It was quite crowded. The attractions were cute. Reindeer were great. There were lots of Picture taking scenes such as snowmen to put your face in, Santa's sleigh to sit in, presents to stand in front of, etc. Frosty the Snowman and the Gingerbread man were walking around waving at the kids. Ms. Claus was very nice; she had a very soothing voice and was a joy to listen to as she read the children a story. They got to write a wish list for Santa and place it in the special mail box. Elves walked around through out the village. Gift shop was crowded but seemed to have lots to choose from. Parking is off the street and you must walk a little ways to get to the entrance. Tickets (5 dollars each) can be bought on line or when you get there. We spent about 2 hours there but could have been less if there were not so many people. We did not stay in line to see Santa because of the crowds BUT we did find a back entrance and were able to see him up close as he saw the other children..my kids were fine with that.

HannahJBurnett

We took my fiance's 19 month old granddaughter to Santa's Village Saturday night. They opened at 5 and we thought if we arrived at 5, we woud avoid some of the long lines...wrong! It From the time we arrived to get in the ticket line, then moved straighted into the line to see Santa, it took 1.5 hours. Fortunately, a friend of mine happened to be in line in front of us so we enjoyed talking to her and her boyfriend and son while we waited. Santa was the real deal and the photographer worked hard to try to get the baby to look at him for the picture. I think the part she enjoyed the most was seeing all the other children while we were in line and getting the candy cane after pictures. Next was Ms. Clause's Kitchen - I think if Mrs. Clause had been in the kitchen and if the girls that were helping with the cookies were dressed as elves, it would have been better, but she liked the cookie. Overall, this was a fun event, but not as much going on as in past years when I'd taken my now almost grown children.

ac6804

We have been before, but this year our kids are 5=4 and 6. Our 4 year old still loved it and thought everything was great. Our 6 year old said it was "babyish." We got there right when they opened and stood in line to see Santa for about half an hour. They had a cartoon playing for the kids to watch in line. I loved the Santa. He was very kind and genuine. You can see your pictures online the next day to decide if you want to buy them but they also let you take your own. So nice!Mrs. Clause read a story. We wrote Santa a letter asking for toys. The reindeer smelled awful. Ha! The snow machines were okay. The craft was not as good this year. It was just a bookmark to color with crayons. Gingerbread cookies with icing. And goofy characters dressed up...that my 4 year old liked. Not a good place for strollers - too crowded. Food to purchase is mostly sweets. $5 a person to get in.

aubiecmhk

I have only been to the Constitution Village during the Christmas season when they have the Santa's Village. I loved it as much as my children! They have several activities for the kids and the decorations are perfect. The staff is friendly and everything is well maintained. I do recommend getting there early or be prepared for lines.

973mariat

The buildings are all very close together and easy to access only problem was no one could tell us what day the individual houses were open so we only saw them from street view. The Hardware store was a treasure trove of past goodies!

448BenS

A very engaging staff, very knowledgable, accessible, and willing to take a million questions! There are many great historical exhibits, really nice buildings, excellent facilities! Definitely worth the trip!

spericson77

The site is a re-creation of the buildings that stood in this area of town, so it it disappointing from a historic perspective that none of the buildings are original. The period-costumed guides do an excellent job of conveying the history of the constitutional convention. However, the tour seems more geared towards kids and family and less for history enthusiasts who want to learn about Alabama becoming a state.

cynical13

4 of us "older" adults did the Twickenham Breakfast Trolley while I had guests visiting. Overall, it was a good experience but wedging into the small seating was near excruciating! The trolley is apparently made for folks of that time period and not for the 5'8"+ that each of us are. They also had the oft mentioned issues of it being quite warm in there and the annoying static from the wireless microphone that deterrred from the overall experience. Narrator was good,driver was careful, all the folks at Constituion Village check in were friendly and helpful, the trip was informative and interesting, but I think I'll walk next time.

Judy19

The history is wonderful. The buildings are well kept. Costumed employees offer guided tours or will answer your questions if you prefer to wander about on your own. Nicely landscaped.

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