Cell reception is limited whether you use their wi-fi or your own. DO NOT think you can get a ride out of there anytime soon. after 2 hrs, we finally were able to get a hold of a driver. Upon leaving the concert, we tried to order Lyft. Regular old portable bathrooms and like always, not enough of them for the crowd. Plus there were no restrooms near this area, you had to go back out and around to get to them. Didn't think I would have to deal with drunk idiots that were allowed to roam freely down the aisles and block our view. The lines to get in were super long and once you made it in, you were herded like cattle thru 1 main gate (sorta not cool if you need to get out of there if there was an emergency) I paid $300 for 2 tckts in section 205, row C. I completely understand the need for security in this day and age. Bathrooms throughout the casino were dirty and many didn't have supplies in them (toilet paper, soap or paper towels) The outdoor venue for the concert was a joke. We also tried the buffet which wasn't great, food was dried out and line was long to get in, not to mention the price $$. Thinking perhaps it was just that little bar, we moved around the smokey, crowded casino in hopes of finding a place to have a few beers before the concert. We waited in line for drinks in the casino for over 20 mins. The casino was under staffed for hosting large events. Minnesota's lake-filled, tree-lined landscape is pretty spectacular and many of the state's best restaurants allow diners to enjoy their meal immersed in or overlooking some of Minnesota's prettiest places.This was my 4 time seeing Kid Rock live and by far this was the WORST experience I have ever had at a concert. What restaurants in Minnesota have the most beautiful views?

Lake Pepin - Goodhue / Wabasha Counties.

Some of the most beautiful lakes in Minnesota include: There are at least 10,000 gorgeous lakes in Minnesota to choose from, and all of them are worth a day trip or summer dip.

What are the most beautiful lakes in Minnesota? While many of the state's islands are privately owned, there are still a few islands in Minnesota that are open to the public and offer gorgeous waterfront views: Many of these are located in Lake Superior and the North Woods region. somewhere between 600 and 14,000, depending on who you ask, and how they determine what size of land mass counts as an island. Due to the impressive number of lakes in Minnesota, the state is also home to a surprising number of islands as well.

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