It's a hidden gem.. the perfect five star fun park for kids of any age.. we were driving back from…read moreVermont to New Jersey and found this place on the way.. it's actually wanted to do some go karting and I found this place through Google and it had good reviews.. yeah even though it's not the biggest go karting tracks kids had ample fun.. a smaller track but they had about 21 laps per person.. It was fun. Kids went to the go kart twice .. and pricewise. It wasn't exuberantly expensive like other the so-called go karting tracks... we paid about $70 for 12 activities, which wasn't bad at all.. There were also batting cages. Kids had fun hitting baseballs at 405060 MPH. Mini golf was fun too... they had 14 holes and somewhere really difficult.. kids also loved the basketball area .. Really good place to past time for about two or three hours . Staff were so friendly and helpful... not much to eat around, but they had cold drinks.. very good experience overall ..

So I showed up at 10:00 and there was nobody there and still nobody at 10:30 so I left came back…read morethe we a giant line and 1 staff what the. You want kids to play so run the place on time!

This place was so much fun seeing the animals without them in cages. The one thing we learned is…read moreif you roll your window down don't have the cup of food in eyesight of the animals especially the camels. They ransacked my cup as soon as we rolled the window down and then it stuck its head in and took the other one!

$20/person is crazy for this facility and then having to buy food on top of it for the animals. We…read morewere from out of town but enjoy going to animal adventures so figured we would try it out. The Safari was good but the workers kept driving the animals away. The enclosures were... SMALL to say the least. The poor monkeys, no enrichment, small enclosures, the one had a wound on its tail. It took us probably 25 mins to get through the walking part. The little pigs had no water and when I asked the lady, she said they probably drank it all from this morning, well then give them more. Very disappointed.

A bit expensive and parking can be difficult BUT it's an awesome place to get kids' energy out! 4…read morehours quickly disappeared and everyone had a blast! There is so much room and everything is spaced out just right that despite being very busy you're not on-top of the people around you and you can still see your kids in the kids only enclosures. There were like 6 birthday parties going on at the same time while we were there but again it wasn't overcrowded. We will absolutely be back for a future special day out!

This location is absolutely amazing and the only ever urban air I've been to the slushy's are…read moreabsolutely amazing and so are all the attractions. I recommend this for kids of all ages!

A great little place. Small enough so little ones can stay entertained and enjoy it! They have many…read moremotion and sound dinosaurs! Some interactive exhibits as well. The kids had a ball!

From the owner: VIA Dino Discovery lets guests explore and learn about prehistoric animals through 12 exhibits…read morefeaturing animatronic replicas and interactive displays. Our replicas include favorites like Stegosaurus, Triceratops, and of course the Tyrant King of Lizards himself; T-Rex!

Visited 7-5-24. As far as water parks go, this place is…read morepretty damn good. It's not "top tier" like some of the places in Orlando or Tennessee, but then again, I only have to drive a few hours to get here. They offer all the usual slides, flumes and thrills for a competitive price. Tickets were $43 per person.......which isn't cheap, but the park is clean, well kept and is very family friendly. Concessions are a little pricey, but what isn't these days? They offer a cabana rental in addition to the daily pass and if you come with a large group, I think it may be worth it. You have a place to call "home base" when you're there and kids can come and go all day long to take a break from the heat, have a snack or just relax for a few minutes. The cabana rental also includes some meal vouchers which is money you'd be spending anyway as I don't think they allow outside food or drink in. If you're interested, there's also an "adults only" bar on the premises if you'd like to unwind with a cocktail.

This was my first visit here, I'm not a fan of water parks, but we had a great time. The park…read morewasn't crowded and the lines were fairly short. All the staff was friendly and helpful. We alerted a supervisor abouta little girl who had injured her foot, a medic came right away and we saw the girl later running around. I works definitely return and highly recommend coming here at least once per season.

These guys are great. very helpful and they don't try to go deep into your pockets. Thank you guys…read morefor the parts, the help, the information, and everything. I personally will be doing more business with them. Keep up the good work guys.

Walked in looking for a dart board. Dealt with Tom who couldn't have been nicer or more helpful,…read moreand they had just what I was looking for. The place is a little hard to find, but you'll figure it out once you get close.

We are an amusement park family, rotating annual passes or choosing to go to the bigger parks of…read moreFlorida on a particular year. In 2024, we were on a Six Flags kick and hit up as many on the east coast as we could. One last stop was to Great Escape, another of the parks within driving distance of the Boston area. Our trips to these parks farther away usually end up being multiple days, so on this visit we did a Sat/Sun visit during spooky season. As you drive along I-87, you spot SFGE off to the right. What greets you though isn't the best looking park in the world because you've got to see front and center, one of the ugliest Arrow coasters known to man. This thing has seen better days, the best thing this place could do is tear it down and put something in that spot that has a wow factor. Like yesterday, just do it. Our GPS took us right up to the park when it was typed in, whoops. Totally our fault, but we had to turn around in a hotel right next door to the park to actually go to the lot entrance, which is on the other side of the road (the sign isn't super big and you get no warning as to when it's coming). Parking in Lot #2 wasn't paved, so it was really difficult for our two kid stroller to navigate, I can't imagine how someone with a wheelchair gets around in there. Pave this next time, please. I continue to mention the two day stay, because one wasn't really pleasant at all while the other was a dream. And yes, when I say that I mean the size of the crowd. Too many unchaperoned teens running around on Saturday not really caring who they might run into or what they were saying around small kids. Sunday was nothing like that and most rides were a walk-on. The park itself is relatively clean, especially compared to its Six peers. It's probably that time of year, but why must you close down what amounts to big portion of the front of the park? I counted 6-7 rides closed the first day, including some kid rides that they were disappointed they wouldn't be getting on. They are trying to compete by adding the likes of Bobcat, the new and possibly the best entry from The Gravity Group. Find something with a small footprint like Bobcat to again, welcome people to the park, not one that your grandparents enjoyed in the 80's. That thing looks far from being any kind of "demon". The carry over items from when it was Storytown are a lot of fun, even if some of them look a bit dated. I'm just glad they decided to keep this decor, from the castle now flowing with rivers of blood for Halloween to the tiny storefronts all kids up to the age of 7 will enjoy. You can also see some of the items from the olden days on the train ride around the park. We got a meal deal for the day, where you can purchase a meal or snack every 90 minutes. As long as you get there early, this is super worth it. But what we didn't plan on was waiting in line 25 minutes to get dinner so this can hurt the timing of it all and you might miss out on a last snack at the end of your day. The nachos were stellar, the pizza I give a 4.2 on the Portnoy scale, and the chicken tenders were you know, tenders. It's amusement park food but at least none of it made us sick to go on rides. The next day we had a treat of fried dough which was super fresh and soft. Staff was hit or miss, 90% of them like most places, were helpful and nice...even if they can be tough to find beyond those working rides at times if you have questions. We ran into a few that could have been having a bad day, it can't be an easy job trying to watch out for the safety of teenage idiots all day. It's not the best Six Flags, refurbishments suck when you hope they wait until after October ends and its all closed until the spring. Some of it still needs an upgrade but overall, we enjoyed ourselves. There is still work to be done and I hope SF and the new corporate structure will continue giving this park the time and money it deserves for what is a pretty rural community. But it was still enjoyable enough to get us back some day, as long as things can remain open and staffed.

Not worth it Under new ownership and boy! does it show. 80%…read moreof the rides were not in operation and the 20% that were running were malfunctioning. Only 1 option for food vending on top of it. Water park looks like it hasn't been running in years. Don't waste your time or money on this place. I wish I hadn't.