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The Miracle Garden in Dubai was simply amazing. The whole site is a work of art and a must see if visiting Dubai. The butterfly garden is right next door and well worth a visit, grab a combo ticket to visit both. We took a taxi out of town to get there and getting back is no problem as there are plenty of cabs waiting outside.

Very good guide and overall experience. The guide was exceptional and very knowledgeable about the place and the history.

Checking in was smooth. Reached way too early for the show since we were seated 30mins before the performance. Coats & bags have to be deposited in a cloakroom which is paid as per piece. Brahms Hall was amazing and the performance was just breathtaking. Great acoustics and the artists literally took our breath away. We got the balcony seats and although there were two pillars that may obstruct the view, the audio just makes up for it since you would probably be mesmerised and enjoy it with your eyes closed.

I have wanted to visit here for years, and I finally got to visit the Kennedy Space Center. I was really amazed at the displays and history of space flight. I really recommend a visit, definitely worth the trip.

The tour was well executed and considering the amount of territory we covered, the visiting times were good and well managed.

Organizing the trip with Headout was very easy. All the details were accurate. I was surprised to find that, after traveling 800 km, my name was already in the hosts' register—they were expecting me! A few days before the trip, the hosts even invited me to dinner. Honestly, it was a pleasant surprise.

The line was long for a Fast-Track line, but luckily it didn't take too long to get into the building. Great experience overall.

A Night at Wicked Some experiences you plan for weeks, and still they manage to surprise you. Seeing Wicked on Broadway was one of them. On our last evening in New York, the four of us walked the few blocks from our hotel through the Theater District, past the lights and the crowds, to the Gershwin Theatre. There's a particular energy on those streets before a show: people dressed up, families taking photos under the marquee, the sense that something special is about to happen. From the moment the lights went down, we were somewhere else entirely. The staging, the costumes and the sheer scale of the production were remarkable, but what stayed with me most was the story itself. Behind the green skin and the flying monkeys, Wicked is about friendship, about how easily people are judged by appearances, and about the courage it takes to stand by what you believe when everyone else is pointing the other way. When the first act closed with "Defying Gravity," the whole theatre seemed to hold its breath. It's one of those moments that you feel as much as you hear. Sharing it with my family made it even better. Watching our daughter completely absorbed in the story, and seeing that even our son, at nineteen, was won over, turned a great show into a memory we'll keep for a long time. It was the perfect way to close our week in New York.

I had a great time watching and participating on the sumo festival . Our host/guide Anna did great work explaining all about sumo culture . My favorite part of the show was the sumo battle and challenging sumo . Both of the sumo wrestles Matsu and Bun Go were so much fun to watch . They are the sweetest and most humble sumo wrestlers . They made sure all the audiences were having the best time. If you are in Tokyo Ginza area, this is definitely a must do. Absolute 10 on 10 experience .

It was a wonderful experience for me and my wife. We were amazed to witness the mesmerising display. Everything was worth every penny and I would love to visit again...