Affordable family fun. We enjoyed a round of mini golf and bumper boats for 3 for under $30! Will…read moreneed to try the go karts another time. All activities are paid for in "points" that expire at the end of each season. If you plan ahead, they sometimes offer promotions in the local tourism books. Kid-friendly snacks and ice cream were also available. Highly recommend.

Fantastic day with family fun! Patty our host was great! A++++ A true hidden gem in the area…read more Looking for something different and FUN? Visit here!! Not cheap but you get what you pay for! We'll visit again soon! Keep up the great memories!

We arrived an hour before closing and the arcade staff said they were closed. I asked if we had the…read morehours wrong, and they said they usually close an hour early. I wish the website would've been clear about that, since we purposely got a hotel nearby. FYl the entrance is inside Ace's Breakaway and Play Arcade (a very small arcade).

I had never done this type of thing before, but had the opportunity yesterday and it was great…read more It's a venue where you can learn to paint while enjoying food and drinks and celebrating. We were having a surprise 60th birthday party for our friend and we're able to bring in catered food and our own alcoholic beverages. They were very accommodating to us, allowing us to set up a little early and then allowed us an extra hour (which we paid for) after the 2 hour painting session. The instructor was very nice and guided us through the painting process step by step. She had an assistant who made sure we were well stocked with paper towels and paints. In the end everyone had a respectable painting to take home. Some of us are more talented than others, but it was fun nonetheless! If you're looking for something different to do to celebrate a birthday, this is a great option. They also off a full calendar of events you can attend solo or with just a friend or two. They have many different classes to choose from. And of course they have holiday themed ones as well.

Such a fantastic way to spend a Friday night! My husband and I had a date night here at one of the…read moreclasses and we had the best time! Our instructor was interactive and engaging. The mini games made the evening all the more memorable! I'll absolutely be coming back!!!

What's more quintessential summer bucket list than a drive-in movie!!!!…read more Evergreen Drive-In has been doing drive-ins for way longer than I've been alive and they know how to make the experience perfect! With three movie screens and lots, you always have options to pick from when coming to a movie. We were prepared for large crowds as we went for Toy Story 5's opening weekend. You can arrive earlier than the listed box office time. We showed up at 6:30 and drove right in! Come early, grab a spot, and enjoy the summer! We came hungry so we stopped by the Concession Stand. They do request that you don't bring your own food... and you won't be disappointed with the options. We, of course, grabbed the commemorative large popcorn bucket.. it was the perfect amount for 4 adults! I also snagged a Pepperoni Roll, large coke, and a box of Bunch-a-Crunch! The prices are reasonable and help to keep this community icon up and running for years to come. As you enter, they give you a list of rules and a small bag for any trash. Both of these keep the place clean and avoid any issues throughout the night. I cannot wait to come back for more movies all summer long!!

Great theatre!! Staff is very friendly and helpful. Great place for people of all ages.read more

This 26 member troupe of performers called the Latshaw Pops Orchestra presents 90 minute shows…read moreregionally and tours the east coast. A swing band with strings, a cast of singers, dancers and featured performers playing the favorite hits of old and new eras and an annual Christmas show. Greensburg's Palace Theatre is home to Latshaw Productions, and brings in artists and self contained acts all year long in addition to its Pops Orchestra.

We love going here. I prefer it to some places. The staff are usually younger, but helpful and do a…read moregood job. The place has decent food, the movies are always current, and we have enjoyed numerous movies here. The chairs are my only thing that I feel is lacking. Some could be replaced. Probably too many people enjoying them! That just shows how much business that they do.

We took our daughter here to see Toy Story 5, the prices were very affordable & friendly staff! The…read morepopcorn wasn't the best but it was free refills so can't really complain there

My friends and I have made it a tradition to visit ScareHouse almost yearly. It has set the…read morestandard for Halloween in Pittsburgh. The level of detail they put into the movie-quality sets and the sheer commitment of the scare actors makes it feel like you're walking through a living horror film. They consistently swap out the themes and layouts every season, so the scares never feel stale or predictable. Even though the main attraction has been on a brief hiatus recently, their legendary reputation for delivering heart-pounding terror is completely unmatched. If you love a good adrenaline rush, keeping an eye out for their next pop-up event is a must.

If you love filling up your October calendar with spooky Halloween activities like I do, it's time…read moreto book your trip to ScareHouse. I love to go with a date and a group of friends. Imagine pulling up to a mall that feels weirdly abandoned and shut down and then being transported to a world of gore, horror, dark magics and sensory excitement! I don't want to spoil anything, so I'll leave some tips below. Tips: -- the earlier you get in the night, the less waiting in line you will do. -- if you like getting the brunt of the scary stuff, try to be the leader of your pack, aka, the one holding the flashlight. -- get into it! Allow yourself to react! Don't try to be tough or a hard a**. The more you scream and react to what you're seeing, smelling, feeling, the better of a time you'll have !

I learned about this museum complex thanks to the library program that allows patrons to check out…read morepasses to a variety of local museums. I came to the museum not really knowing anything about it, so I didn't have any real expectations going in. Turns out it blew me away with how interesting it is! The museum is part of a complex of what was a fully functioning and busy town centered around the production of whisky, grist mill and farm. The house is also the birthplace of Henry Clay Frick. I know he is a complicated historical figure, but he is relevant and important to Pittsburgh area history, so it is interesting to learn about that portion of his history. When you visit the museum, you first check in to the museum portion of the experience (which is in the old distillery building). There are exhibits on the first floor and the second floor focuses on whiskey. Your tour guide will take you through the first floor of the homestead where you see recreated historical rooms. You also see the kitchen building on the tour. On the grounds is also a wonderful distillery that actively makes whiskey. You can sample their products along with other PA spirits and can also order a mixed drink. In addition to the museum portions, they also have a huge barn that is used for an events space. It is an interesting place to visit packed with history. A perfect place for anyone interested in learning more about local history.