Build some restrooms FFS! It's unreasonable to expect paying customers to walk across the street in…read morethe rain to take a leak.

This place was reminiscent of the arcades I grew up in. It was spacious, clean, and had plenty to…read moreplay. It still has the feel of arcades from years past despite being new and current. It hit me with a great feeling of nostalgia walking into this place, and it brought me back to my childhood. Finding a Zoltar here was awesome! We also enjoyed the shooting gallery in the back. Fun place to visit while waiting for a dinner reservation, or after visiting house of Frankenstein. Also great on a rainy day. Recommended!

Our 3 year old loved the museum! It was clean and well maintained. Staff were amazing and super…read morefriendly! Highly recommend!

This museum is so awesome for kids. It's small but has so many unique exhibits and is very hands…read moreon. I brought my two kids here and as usual was worried about what the baby, who is 1 year old, would want to do or try to get into since this is a museum. The very friendly woman at the desk was so encouraging of letting the baby explore and touch everything. This museum is very educational but kids can touch and play with everything. It's not one of those museums where you are constantly reminding your kids not to touch something. There are exhibits representing many different places and cultures, and the kids can play in all of them. There is a Central American kitchen with items stocked in the kitchen that would commonly be found in that region. There is a Japanese tea house, a Parisian cafe, a West African market (my personal favorite as there are so many fruits and vegetables that one wouldn't see here and cards describing what each plant is), a rainforest where you can learn about how chocolate is made and hold and smell a real cocoa pod. Such a cool place. If we lived closer, I'd take the kids every weekend. Still plan on going multiple times a year. It's just such a unique place.

It was a wonderful family experience!! All ages enjoyed the…read moreshow, from children to parents and grandparents. We recommend the rodeo

Came for Americade. This was an entertainment option. What could be more fitting than a ton of…read morebikers for a BBQ buffet with a rodeo show??? This was AMAZING!!! Food was great and plentiful. NA beverages included. There did have a simple low key bar for alcohol. After dinner was the rodeo. What a great show!! Phil, the clown was great. The announcer explained everything to us no horsey people. We gained a huge respect for these athletes that risk life and limb to do these events.

What a glorious and fantastic gift, to be able to find a drive-in theatre in this day and age. A…read moretrue throwback that, every year, I am grateful is still up here and active. For a reasonable price per person you can drive in, pull up, tune your car radio to a specific station and engage in a time-honored tradition/have a glorious experience where you can watch a movie--or two (same price for a double feature)--in a unique, picturesque setting. Prices are reasonable, and the snack bar is equipped with more than just popcorn--candy of course, but also fried treats like jalapeño poppers. You will have a great time here--an experience, and a special, unique one--I often hate nostalgia, but in this case it is warranted--I will never cease to appreciate this unique option.

In the area with my boyfriend and we found out there's a drive in! We knew we had to go, and it's…read moreopening weekend! Drive-ins are obsolete on Long Island so this was a real treat for us! We chose the Mario movie and Puss in Boots The Last Wish double feature. It's only $11 per adult! You cannot beat that. We went to the snack bar for some dinner and popcorn. We got a popcorn bucket, hot dog, chicken tenders and two orders of curly fries. Everything was so good, and only cost $28!! So for two movies, all those snacks it only cost $39. The value is amazing, and everything was delicious. Staff was friendly too. Admission to the drive-in is cash only, but the snack bar takes cards. The whole drive-in experience was great! We turned to the radio station and they played great music until the movie started. They also announced when last call was during the second movie. The bathrooms were also clean. I highly recommend if you're in the area!

I've been attending the Adirondack Balloon Festival all my life. It's a staple in my calendar…read moreevery September. That said this is a very weather dependent event but on the years when weather is good it's amazing. I favor the morning launches which a crowded but usually less so than the afternoons. I recommend dressing in layers as that temperature can vary quite a bit once the sun comes up.

We've gone to the festival twice and enjoyed it each time. It had a good amount of balloons and you…read morecan schedule a ride. Decent entertainment and food vendors.

My wife Laurie and I visited Fort William Henry on August 7, 2026. CJ had just finished the musket…read moredemonstration. I asked him when the next demonstration was and he suggested that we go and watch the cannon demonstration and firing, which we did and then after that he would give us a private demonstration of the musket. The cannon firing was expertly explained by Ted O., who explained technically what a soldier did to fire a cannon, but also engaged members of audience and made it fun! Then we went back to see CJ and he gave us a great demonstration on how to fire a musket. He also explained the parts of the musket to us, including the novel way that it is cleaned. But CJ didn't stop there, he shared with us that he is a 6th and 8th grade history teacher and since I'm a teacher too, I found his explanation of how he engages his students to bring history alive fascinating! CJ said that the colonists might have not won the war against Britain, if it hadn't been for all the military experience they acquired by fighting alongside the British in the French and Indian War for seven years. Then we went onto the 12 noon talk by Ted O., who gave a very enthusiastic and informative talk about the Fort it's construction, the history leading up to the French and Indian War and the surrender of the fort to General Montcalm and as he did in the cannon demonstration engaged the audience in his talk! Then we went and talked to Bob the carpenter. He explained to us how he was in Lake George when the fort was reconstructed in 1954 - 1955. He told us how he acquired the wood he uses to make everything made of wood that the soldiers and their families use at the fort, like chairs, tables, wooden spoons, etc. Bob was very interesting to talk to! After interacting and talking to CJ, Ted O. and Bob, my wife and I felt we were back in the 1750's and truly enjoyed our visit, which was the highlight of our vacation! We're looking forward to returning for another visit in the future! Sincerely, Tom & Laurie DeVivo Berlin, CT

The tour guide was absolutely amazing. He kept making jokes and was keeping us entertained almost…read morethe entire time. It was Sir James. He did a phenomenal job and he showed us around, telling us how to take the best photos. I got to be a demonstration. A truck show was making sound the entire time but that did not stop him. He did an excellent job and overall the tour was amazing and the history was interesting and a bit unnerving but it kept me hooked.

Grew up coming here every 4th of July for vacation. Love the place , from horse back riding to the…read morepond with its geese and ducks and the horse corral near the entrance .

They have shut down for the summer. We have our daughter's wedding in July and all our guests that…read morewere traveling from all over the country had reservations. As well as a band we hired for an after hour party there. They did not have the decency to ever speak with us. They just started cancelling everyone's reservations a month before the wedding. We had to drive up there and find out from a construction worker. To this day there has never been any communication. Very unprofessional and unethical. If they reopen I would never trust that they will be dependable. Terrible to deal with. Only giving a star because I have to. DO NOT STAY HERE!!

New this year! Free concerts and food trucks- a fun Friday night in Brant Lake. Worth a trip…read morefrom...at least from Schroon. There are picnic tables under a pavilion, but I'd recommend bringing a blanket, chairs, bug spray. We'll definitely be back!!!

This was a lot of fun. Good number of choices, VERY well organized by the town of Horicon. We were…read morethere when there was live music. They have adequate tables, garbage cans and were covid conscious. We also appreciated the locals who directed traffic to available parking spots. In our group people loved the Mac n cheese, falafel, souvlaki, BBQ and Caribbean. BYOB. Will go again next year.