This place is awesome, family oriented, fun, reasonably priced and clean…read more From the portable toilets to the grounds. We had an amazing fun time full of laughs and scares. We saw many younger children that also spent time at the small baby lambs and goats petting zoo. This was a nice added touch. The DJ was also great that played upbeat music. The food was reasonable and a good mix of favorites. Funnel cake, fried Oreos, chili, chili cheese fries, street corn, empanadas and street tacos to just name a few.... Truly a night of good times... Check it out for yourself... get there early for the best parking.

I'm a big wuss when it comes to spooky things, but I don't like to back out of a good time, ya feel…read moreme? So I took a trip down to the Field of Terror... located in the middle of nowhere in East Windsor, NJ. There isn't an actual parking lot- you're going to have to park your car in the middle of a field, but there are parking attendants to guide you. And yes, it's free! Luckily the lot is right near the farm so don't worry about walking too far. You can purchase your tickets online or once you get there. I came on a Thursday night 10/24 and there were no lines at all. There's a couple of ticket options depending on how many haunted attractions you want to do. There are 5 in total: Haunted Hayride, Kornfield Maze, Karnival, Timmery Manor, Paintball Wagon Ride. One attraction = $20 Two attractions = $35 Three attractions = $45 Four attractions = $50 Five attractions = $65 We didn't have much time so we only did one attraction, the Haunted Hayride. There was no wait at all, so we were able to get on right away. The entire attraction lasted about 15 minutes. I don't want to spoil anything.... but it was enjoyable. However, coming from someone who is the biggest scaredy cat, I wasn't SUPER spooked... so see for yourself. The farm itself is small and easy to navigate. All of the attractions are close to one another. There were actors walking around and I definitely got a couple of jump scares LOL. They have food stands available at very reasonable prices (mostly carnival/fair-themed food like burgers, fries, funnel cake, hot dogs). Plenty of seating to enjoy your food. There's a merchandise store with cute apparel and goodies. They also have a farmer's market selling some of their produce. Since I only did one haunted attraction, take this review with a grain of salt. Was it worth $20? Ehhhh, not really. But give it a try if you're in the area and see for yourself. Get spooky.

Great place to visit with the family. Rent at least 2 cars and have fun racing. Just remember to…read moreslow down on those turns. The tracks are really huge. Not like the race track you had as a kid! Everyone was friendly and polite, good experience.

We love the Race Place. Jackie and Jerry are terrific. Reasonable prices, fun and everyone is…read morewelcomed with a smile. Super helpful staff.

So this is veryyy out of my comfort zone, but I was so happy we came here. My friend wanted to have…read morehis 30th birthday party at this track. I heard racetrack and thought to myself oh gosh is this going to be boring? All we do is watch cars go around and around in circles for hours...? I was wrong, yes we did see cars go around in circles, but the atmosphere was fun and not to mention its BYOB! Tickets were $16.00/adults, a little less for 60+ and children. My husband and I did not eat, but everyone else did. They were raving about the fried oreos. We were really fortunate to come on the night they had the demolition derby. I had never seen one live, it was pretty exciting. Just wish the ring was a little bigger for the cars. The commentators were entertaining as well.

Came here for the Green Flag Experience off a Groupon. While the Speedway is dated, it is still a…read moregreat experience given that there are not many speedways left in the area and especially no other experiences like this. While it is like driving an oversized Go-Cart, there are no speed governor's and you are in control. These TQ Midget Cars can go up to 120 mph. However, for us average drivers, you can get up to speeds of 60-70 mph. You get 5 laps around the 1/3 mile track, with laps averaging 15-30 seconds. For $30 more, you can get 5 more laps. The whole experience lasts 1-2 hours from check in to completion. They provide you with Cotton Socks, a Fire Resistant suit and shoes and Helmet. All you need is your License and CASH if you plan on purchasing a Photo, GoPro video, or additional laps. Otherwise, leave everything else in the car because there are no lock boxes available. No experience is needed. They give you a personal presentation about driving the vehicle and then bring you to the vehicle to learn everything you need to know about it. After this, you are ready to go! Everyone goes separately, however, you will follow an experienced driver in a "pace" car, but this will not limit the experience. Without a Groupon, I do not know if I would pay full price to do this experience. They do offer a Two for One special as well for $220 that includes 10 laps instead of 5, so that may be worth it. It is also worth noting that they only run this Experience during the summer time at 9am and 1030am.

I always have a good time when I swing by CSz and I always end up cracking up. I love the way they…read moreincorporate the crowd and call back to earlier jokes, like we're all in on an inside joke together. Admittedly, I'm not the best with calling out suggestions, but the more I go, the more I try to participate more. I hope this place catches on more and they can get more people in the audience! I really enjoy my time with them and I know others would, too!

I had such a horrible experience here…read more Oddly enough I was an audience member, so you'd think I'd have a good time. Oddly enough I was one of only maybe 5 or 6 people in the theater, and a paying spectator, so you'd think I'd be valued on some level. Oddly enough, I was all dolled up, in a cute skirt, cute hair, faux fur coat, so you'd think someone would at least take my show of respect as a signal I should be treated with the slightest kindness. Oddly enough, I clapped, I smiled, I heckled no one, Heck I even tried to participate when the MC lady tried to get "the crowd" hyped up. So you'd think someone would have thought, "geez, she paid, she's a kind spectator, she got all dressed up like it is the 1950s and I was having a night at the theater. You may think that, but you'd be wrong. During the audience participation, I said something that was, granted, kind of dumb. But it wasn't even funny dumb. It was more like, "did you hear the question, lady?" Truth be told, I did but I guess I was absent minded and gave a dumb answer. Truthfully, it made no real difference that I made an airhead comment. I'm not even a comedian but I can think of a way to make a joke about my airhead comment -- without making me feel like a fool. But that's what the MC did, and later one of the performers referenced the airhead-y comment, effectively making me a human call-back joke. I felt mortified, even though there were only 5-6 spectators in the room. I love comedy. I follow comedians. I read about their lives. I read about comedic theory. I am fascinated to learn that Keenan Ivory Wayans says there's a "math of the joke." I am equally interested in learning more about how before she was in Friends, Lisa Kudrow studied sit-com, like it was a full time job. My point is that, while I am not a performer, I do know a little about comedy. The one thing I know for sure is that in Improv, the overriding philosophy is "yes, and..." That means that, when someone says something, the improv artist must never negate anything someone else says. Instead the second actor adds to what the first person said. Knowing that "yes and" is central to Improv, I am disappointed that at this particular improv performance, both the MC (instructor) and performer literally mocked me, negating everything that I brought to their stage: a paid ticket, a good attitude, respectful attire and a willingness to participate. What I received in return was the overriding internal feeling that "I must never return here again."

Outstanding facility. Great staff.. amazing place where you feel that you can let out all your…read moreanger in a safe environment or a place to go and break stuff just for fun everyone there does everything to make your experience a great one. I definitely come back every week as I use it for personal ways to let out an anger to help beat depression. My therapist recommended it..

A group of my girlfriends and I went to celebrate a birthday. Dell and Jade were more than…read moreaccommodating and LET ME TELL YOU!!! This place is freaking AMAZING. We were able to jam out and blow off some steam. It's cheaper than catching a charge and therapy LOL. I highly recommend this place to anyone who is looking for a bit of wild fun.

Minor League Baseball…read more Home of fried food, cheap tickets, a racing pork roll mascot and, oh by the way, there is actual baseball going on too. I love this stuff because it's an experience. The promos, the seating choices and every now and then you actually see some good play on the field as well. Each team is a slightly different variation from the next. Our experience here was fairly basic but overall nothing surprised me. We came for a Wednesday game in mid-June and even though all of the premium seating down front was "sold out" (i.e. it's sold to season ticket holders that are rarely there so most nights the seats while sold, go empty) the overall physical attendance was maybe 2000 tops. 101-103 was completely empty the same as 113-115. The place was dead. For a backup plan I chose the firepit seating. Some good and bad here. The good is that even though you are way the heck out past the LF wall, the sightline isn't bad. Regarding the fire pit seats - I. A few of the fire pits didn't work and couldn't be lit or in the case of ours (#5) it took the better part of the top of the 1st for it to finally get going which was good since it was cool and breezy out. II. In principle you don't need tickets for these seats to sit at them. A few of the fire pits went unsold yet magically people were sitting at them all night. Yes, the staff won't light them but they also won't stop you from sitting at them. It really defeats the whole point. I guests next time here if I see an unused seat right behind the plate I'm moving in for the kill. The food we experienced was total trash. Cooked in the fires of hell overdone chicken finger baskets that had various amounts of fries meaning some of the orders had a lot and some barely had any. Total ripoff. What works here are the obvious things. Ticket prices are reasonable, the parking charge is in line with what you pay at most minor league parks and the stadium is small enough that all seats are good seats. Locationally it's also an easy on/off the NJT. Oh right, the baseball. Well, you get what you get for High A ball. A few throwing errors, two pop-ups that were dropped and more of what is killing the sport as a whole with a combined K total for both teams of 20+. All in all it was a good time and a good experience. Was it my favorite minor league park? Not by a longshot but it's good enough and I assume we'll be back in the future.

Went to a game the other night - American Legion Day! Our seats were excellent and the weather…read moreactually cooled off a little bit as the game progressed. The game started with a parade of Legion Riders on their motorcycles - impressive. The experience did not disappoint as we were to experience the normal entertainment on and around the field - there was even a game! The Blue Claws lost, however, even though we were able to witness three individual home runs. It was a special night, for sure, as the Blue Claws welcomed their 8,000,000th spectator! I was spectator # 7,900, 949! An overall good experience and an opportunity for families to see some young men playing their hearts out for their chance at a brass ring. Prices are definitely affordable.

One of the best concert venues I've ever been to. It was easy getting into the shows even though it…read morewas packed. There are great vendors in here for food and merch. Got to see the Gaslight Anthem here twice. Once in the spring of 2013 after Hurricane Sandy hit the Jersey shore and once in 2018 during their '59 Sound 10 year reunion tour.

Being an avid music fan from New Jersey, one might assume that I had been to the Stone Pony or its…read moreSummer Stage by this point, but, you would have assumed incorrectly. Well, until recently at least. My friend, who had been there many times, and I just happened to go to a sold out show, arriving halfway through the set of the second of three bands. When we arrived, the crowd was already at least 50 rows deep from the massive stage, but, despite its size, we could barely see the musicians. In addition, the sound was very spotty. The Summer Stage was actually a parking lot that was fenced in and repurposed for seasonal performances, so it was not really a true venue, but, still, it was completely uncomfortable, which hampered my experience. Scattered around the edges of the lot were food and beverage stations, as well as merch tables, but they were nearly impossible to reach. There were also no screens on the side of the stage to offer a visual alternative. Speaking of displays, there were also no televisions inside the Stone Pony, where my friend and I went to escape the crowds in between bands two and three. The place was much smaller than I had expected with a large stage and bar, but not a ton of viewing room. At least the inside bar was readily accessible, so we grabbed some drinks and headed back to see the final band. However, we did not even make it to the end of the concert, because it was just too crowded and distracting. I would not rush back here to see a show, especially if it was for a sold-out performance.

If you want Magic Cards, then this place will probably work for you. If it's anything else, you're…read moreprobably out of luck, though they had a very small collection of board games. This is a small store, tucked around to the side of a shopping center. It;s got a couple tables for gaming, and a Wii set up. The staff was friendly. Despite the sign saying "comics", I didn't actually see any comics anywhere.

Owner is friendly as hell, prices are amazing, tournaments every week. This place is the best…read more Never going anywhere else for MTG.