Just ok. Front desk when you first walk in is very disorganized looking. Not expecting a 5 Star…read morelooking front desk hotel look , but just stuff all over the place. The cages and floors are pretty gross looking. Mop and broom would work. Paid $80 for Hit Trax for an hour and the digital overview was on a small computer screen outside the cage. Asked to rent pitching machine and told it was broken 2 days ago. Just ehhh.....

Great place for improving your skills in so many areas also for family parties and get togetherread more

Used to be the place to take your family, not unless you're rich today. Ridiculous prices, 30…read moredollars for a ten minute pony ride,50 dollars for five bottles of water. Its not Disney Land people, bring back the old days!!

It was extremely handicapped, unfriendly and expensive, parking lot attendants were rude. Food was…read moreover-prices and not very good. merchandise at the tents was extremely overpriced.

Visited recently. It's an older place that's probably seen better days, but it was clean,…read moreincluding the rest rooms and the staff of young men were really nice and polite and answered all of our questions. We had fun bowling to get out of the early heat wave. Prices were reasonable. Got some cold drinks from the vending machines and my water had little bits of ice! Definitely a winner on a hot day! We'll be back.

I'd give the place zero stars if I could. Shoes didn't fit right. They are still using the same…read moreequipment they used 30+ years ago when I first went bowling there and the equipment looked dated then - back in the early 90's. After 15 minutes of fighting with the crappy equipment and not completing one frame of bowling, I returned my shoes, walked out of the place, and will NEVER go there again.

Just discovered this arcade, so glad I did, took my family here for the day, you can pay $10 for an…read morehour free play or $20 for open to close free play so we paid all day on Sunday, there's a decent amount of old school games but need to swap out some that are repeats and get other old school ones like guantlet, they have a small kitchen area for party's, there's 2 bathrooms and it's super clean in the entire place, Brian was a nice cool guy and gave us a tour, we had a blast and we will come back for our retro itch to get scratched.

I am not going to leave you a BAD review, but I can not leave you a GOOD rewiew either. Why? Simply…read morebecause I was not able to even patronize your arcade!!! I am in a wheelchair and, even though I still drive by periodically to see if you have remedied the situation, your arcade is completely inaccessible to wheelchairs. You have two entrances, but no wheelchair ramps. I live in Croydon, about 2.5 miles from your arcade. But, I often go to "The Game Gallery" in Langhorne, PA; "Billy's Midway" in Hawthorne, NJ; or "The Morristown Game Vault" in Morristown, NJ to play retro arcade games. They are all much further away from my house than your place, but they are all wheelchair accessible. I am 58 years old, and grew up with arcade machines and arcades, and I would love to visit your arcade and spend money there, as I visit at least one of those other arcades approximately once a month. And, I am pretty sure that I am not the only person who is in a wheelchair and has not been able to do so.

Paradise Island Entertainment provided the entertainment for my Father-In-Law's 100th birthday…read moreparty. They came to our picnic that had about 90 people in attendance at Estell Manor Park in Mays Landing, NJ. Paradise Island was very professional and the dancing and costumes were extremely well done and professional. The emcee was really great and explained the dances and different islands very well. Of course there was a hula contest and Paradise Island kept everyone involved. We all had a great time and it was well worth it! Highly recommended!

A friend and I stopped to look at it. It was a day they were not doing a tour but we could walk…read morearound the property. It's a lovely area with an old apple orchard that is still producing. There are some other buildings besides the main house. They have a community garden with some beautiful flowers. There is a bridge over the river that barely has water but there were some turtles to see.

The docents at Barclay Farmstead are exceptional. Bring your friends for a lovely afternoon…read morevisiting an 1816 farmhouse.

My wife and I discovered this place when they were performing Urinetown last season, and what a…read morefantastic find! An intimate setting, where every seat is a winner. We have been to 3 shows and will be going back to see more, as they are performed by wonderful casts who clearly have a passion for theater. This is community theater at its best!

We saw a fantastic show last night "Singing in the rain" Performers were great I would highly…read morerecommend this theater to everyone.

Dance Haddonfield has a weekly dance at the Grace Episcopal Church in Haddonfield. There is an…read moreintermediate lesson on some form of ballroom dance at 6, a beginner lesson on a different form at 7, and a social dance from 8 - 10:30 with a DJ, pizza/salad/beverage/snacks for less than 20 bucks. (If you are a USA Dance member you get a 2 buck discount.) The people are friendly - you don't need to come with a dance partner - people will ask you to dance (or you can ask them!) It helps if you know some dance basics but even that is not required - you can still have fun. There is lots of free parking. It is air conditioned and has a decent dance floor.

Dance Haddonfield is not "performing arts," but it is a fun place to spend a Sunday night, learning…read moreto do ballroom dance, being with very friendly people, and escaping the outside world. Plus, there is just no better way to get exercise while having a fun time. There is more info at the web site, www.dancehaddonfield.org. See you there, every Sunday night. Beginner lessons 7-8, general dancing 8-10:30. Cheers, Joe Murphy