Reminds me of the time I visited Penns Cave in PA. It was cool. It’s traversed by boat and part of the tour now is about how much damage running the tours over the century damaged the cave. It’s kinda meta.

My favorite part is when they show you “the chimes” and talk about how tours used to tap them to make a spectacular noise during the tour and how they took millions of years to form but now they’re all broken because we are all dumb monkeys.

Sorry, but no thanks. If I wanted to see a disappointment I’d just get a mirror.

I’m guessing the disappointed visitors are probably also “Disney adults.”

When you go, stop at the shitty dinosaur park right by there. Tons of hilariously bad dinosaur statues.

If you’re in the mood to have a laugh at other people’s bad reviews, check out the Your Stupid Opinions podcast. They have covered at least one other national park that someone reviewed as “mid” as well as a ton of other hilariously bad reviews that range anywhere from sex toys to local psychics. I always enjoy passing the time on my way to work with these guys. Small town murder is also really good by them, haven’t checked out the crime in sports one yet though.

Total bullshit, didnt see a single mammoth!

Increasing success through lowering expectations

I credit my family trip to Mammoth Caves for why I love the outdoors. After a morning cave tour we hiked above ground, getting way too close to sinkholes and completely getting lost. I’m still amazed that my otherwise not outdoorsy family went along with it, and that none of us fell into the bottomless pits that we were marvelling over.

I went there, spent three days on various tours, it was fantastic!

We have regret at home.

Been there, loved it.

The NPS Instagram account is one of the only reasons I still have an insta. They’re fucking hilarious.

On a serious note you have to do the Domes & Dripstones Tour if you go. Be ready to climb some stairs though.

I’ll make sure to miss it!

I want this post read by Cave Johnson