The Piper Aviation Museum is located on the perimeter of the Piper Memorial Airport. Signage is…read morelocated along the streets showing you where the building is and you'll drive past a large but older warehouse. Museum is located on the first and second floors of the building, with the tour starting on the second. Museum is mostly handicap accessible, but space does get tight among the airplane displays. When you enter the second floor, you come right into the gift shop/admission area, and for our visit it was $12 per person to enter, which was fine. Most of the tour is self-guided, expect for a few parts where the person working that day will provide some directional context and information. Tour starts off with historical exhibits about the company, models, and people involved. This includes a handout and an informational video presentation. To be honest, this part of the tour is pretty dry and you have to be interested in planes and the company to enjoy it. On the other half of the second floor are full size trainer planes and military exhibits. The first floor has the most interesting exhibits including several airplanes. In partnership with Pennsylvania College of Technology, there is a project plane being worked on by students which is interesting. Other exhibits in this area include displays of propellers and engines. Overall, your experience in The Piper Aviation Museum is going to vary depending on your interest in planes and the company. The average sightseer could probably skip this museum.

Wish we had more time to look at everything that this museum had to offer. Beautiful planes and old…read morememorabilia from 100 years of history if you're a plane buff it's a Moscow sea.

The miniature golf course is a 2 or 3 and it's not interesting. It seems designed to just get you…read morethrough as fast as possible. But my kiddo liked the arcade.

We've been in a few times with the kids to play. Was disappointed to see that tuesdays are no…read morelonger half off play as I felt that was a really good value. We came in last night and had dinner first. It was pretty busy for a Tuesday. They had pizza night and apparently that's really popular because the pies just kept coming from the kitchen. The girls working seemed attentive but again they were busy. The food was really good and felt worth the value with the playcard special they had running. Depending on how much you wanted ti spend on the card was dependent on your meal. It's easy to drop $40 if you aren't careful so we got our meal for 2.99. We had the chicken and fries, pulled pork and Buffalo wrap. Everyone's food was good and hot. The wait seemed a little long but again they were busy and I only saw three girls working. After dinner we played games. Some of the employees outside the restaurant were lacking people skills. Not too friendly. I will say the prize selection was good. Our toddler left happy. Lots of games for the whole family. Overall we had a nice time. We will return. Would like to play mini golf on a day it isn't so hot.

We visited the Lewisburg Children's Museum on a Saturday and had a great experience, especially…read morewith their dinosaur-themed STEAM Saturday activity. The museum was easy to find, and while the parking lot isn't very large, we didn't have any issues. There are both stairs and an elevator to access the museum upstairs. The layout is simple and easy to navigate, with one main entry point into the space. Inside, there are multiple themed rooms including space, farming, mining, a body-focused area, a dress-up theater, and a grocery store modeled after Weis Markets, which was a fun and realistic touch. There are also ride-on cars in the hallway that were a big hit with my kids. We stayed about 2.5 hours and could have stayed longer. Even with other families there, it never felt overcrowded kids seemed to rotate naturally between rooms. Overall, it's a well-designed, hands-on children's museum that keeps kids engaged and moving. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.

This is a great place to take younger children for some fun and education. Make sure to call ahead…read moreto schedule an appointment. Due to Covid they are selling tickets for entry for timeslots. You can make a day of it, there are many great places to eat in the surrounding area.

"Looking for something to do in Williamsport? Kaos Fun Zone is the place."…read more Kaos Fun Zone is located inside of Liberty Arena along with Scorz bar and restaurant and Fly World, a giant trampoline park. All these attractions are under one roof and the layout has good flow, allowing visitors to freely move to and fro with congestion as there is plenty of space. KFZ itself consists of a 12-lane bowling alley, laser tag, and arcade with floors on two levels. Liberty Arena consists of sporting fields, cages and a golf simulator and serves the general public's recreational needs and can be booked for private events. It's a one stop shop for people of all ages.

For the location it's fine. A bit smaller than places like Dave and busters. Not too many games but…read moreenough to be there a little while. Nice looking place. The bowling area looked cool. But didn't bowl. The liberty bar and grill is attached. It's ok. Food was a little bland. Had the smash burger with onion rings. Fries were decent. Waitress was nice. I'd go back for sure.

I've been here twice now- both times the drinks were good and so was the food. The bartenders are…read morefriendly and attentive. You order food at a separate window but that's okay- it comes quickly and is very good bar food. The music is a bit loud but it's a bar- that's to be expected. They have a bouncer here later in the evening. The specials are also well priced!

No, this place is complete trash. They let the riffraff there and then let the good thing customers…read morego on by because the bouncers are too dumb to recognize the difference. Honestly, I hope the bouncers get hit by a car and never recover. some bitches if they have a problem with me, they can meet me on the west side of Detroit. The food is shit. The people working there are nice behind the bar but the bouncers are complete pieces of shit so the atmosphere is overall bad. The bouncers are complete pussies can't handle something civic without someone getting pressed they can't handle it cordially I don't know why I still can't post this review, but this is some bullshit

Nice American Legion, right on the main drag. They have a pool table, old fashioned shuffle board,…read moreand a dart board. I always recommend stopping in and supporting your local legion. They do a lot of good supporting returning soldiers, community, and people in need.

The Port was sold in 2008. The name has been changed to Moon Drive-In theater. It is open every…read morenight Memorial day - Labor Day. The food is affordable & delicious. Try the Hot-Honey wings, 6.99 doz. A 1st run double feature in 2009 is 6.00 adults, & 2.00 kids, 12 & under. The new phone # is 570-398-1018. The web site is http://moondrive-in.com