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    F1 Arcade

    F1 Arcade

    3.4
    (55 reviews)

    I didn't expect to enjoy this arcade as much as I did. I went this past Memorial Day and…read morethankfully, it was not packed AT ALL, it was basically empty. I do think if I went on a day where it was packed, I would not have enjoyed it as much. The racing simulators are pretty cool! The chair shakes while you are racing in order to give it as much real effects as possible. As your driving/racing you have to pay attention to the guides on the floor in colors red, green & yellow signifying you to slow down on certain curves and turns on the different tracks. When you pay for a race, five rounds of racing is included. You can pick your level of difficulty for each round. I went with "rookie" for all of my five rounds and each track was different. It was neat not knowing what to expect each time you began and it was cool to know you could enjoy it even at the most basic level, which is rookie. The food was not bad, but I could've done without it. The fried chicken sand-which was kinda salty, but I was a fan of the truffle fries. The prosecco was good, light and extra bubbly (not pictured). I think the interior was very nice! Being that there was barely anyone, I got to capture some pics which was nice! I see this as being an arcade you enjoy, when it's not many people, as couples and with some friends. Not a place to frequent often, I think.

    Very disappointing experience at F1 Arcade Philadelphia during NBA Finals Game 3…read more Our group of eight professionals chose F1 Arcade to watch the game, order food and drinks, and support a local business. With approximately five minutes remaining in the game, the TVs were suddenly turned off without warning. We initially thought there was a technical issue, only to be told that everyone had to leave because it was after 11:00 PM. The issue wasn't that the venue was closing--it was how the situation was handled. No one informed us beforehand that the game would be cut off before it ended, and when a member of our group respectfully expressed his disappointment as a repeat customer, the security manager on duty, Dante, responded aggressively, used profanity, and stated that he "didn't care" because he makes more money than any of us anyway. Customer service and professionalism matter. Unfortunately, the manager's behavior turned what had been an enjoyable evening into a negative experience that left our entire group questioning whether we would return. We hope ownership takes this feedback seriously and addresses both the customer service issues and management conduct at this location.

    Museum of Illusions Philadelphia

    Museum of Illusions Philadelphia

    3.3
    (83 reviews)

    Fantastic place! Loved the exhibits and the staff, Malik, Karl Ciera , were wonderful in helping…read moreus get the most out of the experience.

    Museum of Illusions - Philadelphia We visited today at the…read more10:00 AM time slot with our family of four (my wife, myself, and our two 13-year-old boys). Overall, the experience felt underwhelming for the price, but here's a fair breakdown. Pros: There were some genuinely cool illusions. A few brought back memories of things I remember seeing as a kid, while others were new to me. The exhibits cover a variety of illusion types, and most have simple explanations that make it easy to understand how they work. If you enjoy optical tricks and brain teasers, there are definitely a few moments that make you stop and think. Cons: The biggest issue was the size and crowding. The museum is very small, and when we visited it felt packed--almost elbow to elbow. I'm not upset that a lot of people want to visit, but the whole point of reserving a timed entry is usually to control crowd size. Instead, it felt like there were around 60-70 people squeezed into a pretty small area, even at the 10 AM entry time. Because of that, we had to wait for most of the exhibits, and it was common for kids to jump in front while people were trying to take photos or try the illusions. Despite all the waiting and congestion, our family still managed to see and do everything in about 30 minutes. That really shows how small the space is--even with the crowd slowing us down, we still finished the entire place very quickly. I think the experience could be much better if they limited the number of people per time slot, so visitors actually had space to enjoy the exhibits. For the price--over $100 for our family--it just didn't feel like a good value. If tickets were closer to half that price, it might feel more reasonable. As it stands, it's a short and crowded experience for what you pay. Summary: I can see this being fun for some people--especially if you get a group discount, have younger kids who want quick photo opportunities, or just need something short to fill a little time. It can also be fun if you're feeling nostalgic and want to revisit some classic optical illusions. But if you're deciding between this and other things to do in Philly--like a 90-minute bus tour or another attraction--you'll likely get more time, more space, and better value elsewhere.

    The Franklin Institute

    The Franklin Institute

    3.9
    (789 reviews)

    The science center named for a founding father famous for several notable scientific experiments…read morelives up to his legacy. There is so much to see in one day that one could spend the whole day there. We managed to arrive just in time for a show in the planetarium, which was beautiful with plenty of relaxing seats. This is just outside of the LEGO exhibit where visitors can explore building various things. Down the middle of the institute is a giant pendulum swinging and knocking over some pegs over the course of 24 hours. Other exhibits include space, engineering, body mechanics, etc. Plenty of things to observe and read about, but also many interactive exhibits making it fun for kids (of all ages). All of us enjoyed the giant human heart that you can walk through to explore the various ventricles and atria. Most memorable for me was watching Child #2, who sits still for nothing, be absolutely entranced by the live demonstration of a dissection of a cow's eyeball. He thought it was the coolest, and the guy giving the demo was very patient with all the kids who came up to ask questions afterwards. For anyone who likes Science, this is an absolutely fantastic place to come explore!

    I'm from NYC. Many months ago I had planned on visiting Spruce Street Harbor Park on Memorial Day…read moreSaturday. I bought a non refundable round trip ticket on Greyhound. And then a week before my trip, I found out that it would be 55 degrees and raining on Memorial Day Saturday. I wasn't going to flush $60 down the toilet. I thought about indoor activities that I could do in Philadelphia. And then I remembered that one of the episodes of Abbott Elementary took place at the Franklin Institute. I decided to check it out. Overall, I was impressed. The museum is divided into sections based on a specific theme. My favorite section was the space exploration section. There were many exhibits about the universe and advances in space exploration technology. Even if you're not into science those exhibits will pique your interest. Another section of the museum is about human anatomy. Since I get disgusted easily I passed. There was also a section of the museum about mechanical engineering. That wasn't really interesting. My favorite part of the museum is a giant steam engine at the basement. It is so freaking huge. It's bigger than an Amtrak locomotive. In addition to exhibits, the museum has various 20 minute science demonstrations. I watched a demonstration in which a very funny female scientist used a bunch of chemicals to create fire. There's also a liquid air show and an electricity show (I didn't have time to watch those. I will return to the Franklin Institute the next time I visit Philadelphia). In addition, there's a show about dissecting animals (I don't recommend that). $29 is a bit steep, but that's to be expected at a major museum in a big city,

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