Skating floor was awful when I went there. Uneven and dangerous. Also looks like they may have…read moreclosed dow

This a review only based on the Grand opening…read more The wait was terrible. I don't think management even knew what they were doing. The line was long. Only because they did not limit the amount of time of previous attendees. They should have cycle out the attendees to accommodate the next group of ticket holders which is every 2 hours according to "their" waitlist. Adults were all catered to based on the amount of skates they had. Or if you bought your own, you could go in right away. If you had young kids, the wait was about 1.5 hours just to get inside. Getting the skates was another issue. They had one iPad and 50+ people waiting in line for skates. I was lined in the back and finally made my way to the counter to which they asked if I had signed the iPad. I said no and they told me to go wait at the back of the line. I told them no because you have one iPad. Not my issue. I was lined to the left and the iPad was passed only on the right side. How the hell am I suppose to get it if I'm in the opposite side?? It looks way over crowded. Probably over capacity which makes it a safety hazard. This place has no air conditioning or ventilation honestly. The smell of BO is disgusting. Huge turn off. Imagine what it might smell like in the summer. 99% of the workers spoken broken English if none at all. Honestly, how do you run a business with no fluent English speaking workers. One girl with the blue hair and bleached eyebrows obviously doesn't speak a lick of English because she kept speaking to me in Chinese. I told her I didn't speak Chinese and she just kept repeating. Then she said child and no. Make it make sense. There was also no enough helper stands for little or new kids to skate. I saw grown ups holding on to one for their child at the side but they themselves were not skating. Other need to use it also. I wouldn't come back to this place for awhile. Maybe I'll give it another shot. But that would be a long time coming.

For 2026, this was the new race expo venue for the Brooklyn Half Marathon. I came here via the MTA…read moreProspect Park subway station. It was a short walk across Ocean Ave to reach Prospect Park from the station. I thought it was a bit easier to get to versus the old location over at the Brooklyn Bridge Park Pier 2.

pretty spacious and family friendly ice rink managed by prospect park. unfortunately the software…read morefor preordering tickets is quite rough and the line moves at a snail's pace. staff are friendly and it's a nice open air setting for ice skating which is nice! it gets crowded but still very skate able.

Great place to bring kids for fun filled day of activities where thought, communication and…read morecreativity is the Motto.

From the owner: Think Talk Create is a unique and small creative learning business located in the heart of…read moreBrooklyn’s bustling creative community - Industry City. At Think Talk Create, we're more than just an education hub; we're a collective of visionary edupreneurs who intermingle learning, art, and community.

We did a scavenger hunt yesterday at the Brooklyn Museum with my wife's parents and it was a great…read moretime. The host was funny and energetic. The puzzles were challenging but doable. We came in third place and won a prize so that is just icing on the cake. I recommend their scavenger hunt at the Brooklyn Museum, it was a great activity for groups, families, or people on dates.

I participated in the New York Amazing Race against my company. I compete against my coworkers. It…read morewas fun but I thought it could have been better. Read on for spoilers of the game. We met at Baked Melissa on 42nd street. The guide gave us instructions. I was late so I did not hear the instructions. The goal of the race is to find items on a list (movie poster, triplets, slide, dog with clothes, flag, big clock, guy with mets cap, bus driver), 3 out of 6 pictures (daily news globe, muppets at fab schwartz , apple at hudson river park etc) and a find of (12 different flowers or 6 different vendors that sell meet). In addition, for extra point, you had to check in with the guide at times square and if you choose to perform a specific task. The event was tiring. We had to run towards the end of the race to get everything. My team won of course. However, given that we paid $35 for the race. I expected more like water to be provided, nutrional snacks a the end of the race, some sort of metrocard for public transportation and better prize (i got a plastic medal and t-shirt).

Best MC and DJ I have ever experienced. MC Freddy and DJ Rocco were so on point and played such…read moregood music!!!! I've been to a few weddings and a lot of Bat/Bar Mitzvahs and this was by far the best entertainment and host I've experienced. 70s, 80s, 90s, early 2000s to present! Beat music beat vibes. Thanks for such a wonderful experience for my nephew and my family!

We worked with Peter to help coordinate an after party DJ, and had an amazing experience. He was…read moresuper responsive and detail oriented with coordinating our after party. Our DJ, Jason, went off of our playlist and knew exactly what music we wanted to hear! We are so happy we worked with Party Up!