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Gulf Coast Hospital
Jun 16, 2009 by jeanne from ft. myers
Overall Rating: 1

• Nothing.
• Not clean, unfriendly staff.

“I went to gulf coast for an emergency for a friend. I was not impressed with the services, or the facilities.”

Gulf Coast Hospital
Jun 16, 2009 by Molli from cape coral
Overall Rating: 1

• There were a few nice nurses.
• Most of the staff seemed oppressed.

“Lets just say Gulf Coast is more like a third world hospital. They used my hospital gown as a curtain, there were no nice blue paper coverings like they had at Health Park, just me in the bare air. No expense was 'spared' (heavy sarcasm). It was so different from Health park where they kept me warm etc. I never want to go to Gulf coast hospital again. (And yes, I had health insurance, I was not a charity case).”

Imaginarium Handson Museum
Jul 22, 2007 by Mary from Cape Coral
Overall Rating: 10

• The new hands on marine exhibit.
• Are you kidding - there is nothing not to like about the Imaginarium!

“This is positively the most educational and fun place you can take your child/grandchild/visiting children. It is full of wonder. Of course, the hurricane stimulation is one of the most popular things to do, but the new hands on marine life exhibit is great. The look of wonder on a child's face as they touch marine life is worth the price of admission. From feeding the koi fish, turtles and swans to attending one of the many short educational films to dining at the deli, it is a wonderful experience for both children and adults. It is the one place where you can be assured your child's imagination will be tweaked. You owe it to yourself and any youngsters you know to take a trip there. I guarantee it won't be your last.”

Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve
Apr 27, 2007 by Anne from Fort Myers
Overall Rating: 6

• The variety of birds and plants.
• Some traffic noise.

“This is the place to come to enjoy wildlife, especially during the winter months while the birds are here. All the walking is on a boardwalk, mostly in the shade. There are several places to sit and just enjoy the peaceful setting. There are actually very few mosquitoes, even near the ponds. Mosquito eating fish in the slowly moving water help keep the bug population to a minimum. ”

Six Mile Cypress Slough Preserve
Apr 2, 2007 by Suzanne from Hughesville, MD
Overall Rating: 10

• The diversity of plants and animals.
• Nothing.

“This is a great place to photograph birds and other Nature subjects, as well as a great place to simply enjoy the peace, serenity, and beauty of one of Florida¿s special ecosystems.”