This was so much fun! It's in a 120yo warehouse with 1/2 mile of horrors to behold! Security were…read moreso nice! They even had the owner lady there and she was very friendly. I really liked that the actors don't touch you! It was spooky and very well designed, they didn't miss a single detail in decorations. They had a lot of nods to a lot of horror movies which all 4 of us are obsessed with. It was cool to see those Easter eggs all over. I highly recommend it, we're making it a tradition to go yearly now.

We were first group through on Opening night and were sufficiently frightened. Actors did a pretty…read moregood job. Our guide, Bobo the Clown kept us moving through the 40 minute maze of screams, cries, blood and gore. My first trip through one of these since the Jaycees made them popular back in the 70's. For $20.....it was a fun trip, I'm sure it will only get better. Have fun, definitely check it out!

Beautiful museum with great art and an inspiring atmosphere…read more We attended on a free Friday night and saw their Spring exhibit. A lot to offer and it was filled with people enjoying the opportunity to visit. Wine and cheese served with crackers and custom sugar cookies. Enjoy the photos!

Great museum. Parking and finding entrance is a little hard to figure out from being out of town…read more They have details on their site but I still had some trouble. Definitely worth a visit if you're not sure.

I terminated my membership here due to the actions of a board member toward me, my family and my…read morereservation. I no longer have an opinion of this establishment, but I will say, ALL BOARD MEMBERS ASIDE, the food and the atmosphere was ALWAYS next-level superb!

Everything here is top shelve, service, food, ambiance. Here for a benefit for the Hagen Historyread more

I have been visiting the Watson-curtze mansion for many years from when I was young till now…read more one great place to learn about loads of local history + they always have something history related when I visit there. I remember when I was younger they had a room with robots dressed as historic figures talking about all the historic battles going on like the war of 1812 I would tell anybody who hasn't been there you have to visit there lots of great history inside there

Whether it's for a private screening of your favorite movies, hosting a birthday party, or even a…read more DEATH METAL SHOW, the Erie Movie House can't be beat. Craig and Nicole are very accommodating to any needs you may have, and they have a full snack bar as well as offer free popcorn (and they have every flavor shaker you could think of, and many I'm sure you've never seen). The smaller 30-person theatre area is perfect for a more intimate event like the debut of a locally made movie, or an acoustic performance. The seats are VERY comfortable and I'm almost ashamed to admit having to fight to stay awake more than once due to overcomfort hahaha. They also offer VR Gameplay on their top-of-the-line gaming laptop, and bolster an impressive inventory of games. Other than the VR and the theatre area, Erie Movie House also has an air hockey table, loads of arcade cabinets, many of which have TONS of game choices, an area where they have a super comfy couch, and an NES, SNES, SEGA, ATARI, and more; all with cartridge ROMs of every existing title. They made wall art with the cable management going from the consoles to the very large flat display tv, and even have a working (free) payphone! Classic malt-shop style jukebox for some tunes, fun gimmicky Addams Family electric grip thing which makes your hands all tingly... but my favorite thing is PINBALL. Not only do they have several classic pinball machines, they have a DIGITAL pinball machine that has literally almost EVERY pinball machine ever made on its hard drive. And you might be thinking that it wouldn't match up to the real thing, but it is SLICK. They pretty much have to pry me off of it every time I'm there. We hosted my daughters 13th birthday party there, and it was very reasonably priced, and Craig and Nicole actually even opened an hour earlier for us (due to my mixup: I scheduled 6pm and the invites said 5). Would definitely host another party there, the kids had a blast and I did too! I have also hosted metal concerts with them, and they're wonderful with promotion, and always make sure that each band is paid for their performances. Top notch people own and operate this place. And if your event is 21+ there is even a liquor store next door! Highly Reccomend, obviously.

Cool little arcade at Canadohta Lake, right across from Happi Jax, I love the collection of retro…read morepinball machines here. All machines are 25 cents per game and you get five balls per quarter. Great selection, but not all were operable. I had never seen some of these games before ... Cheers!!!

For the last three years my mom and me have taken a painting class at Christmas time to add to our…read moreChristmas decorations. This is the first time we have went to Topsy Turvy and it was the best class we have been to. The owner, the artists and the atmosphere was friendly and welcoming. Started with a blank canvas and left with my own little masterpiece. I highly recommend anyone looking for a fun night out visit this studio.

Great blueberry picking! Berries were plentiful and large. They provided buckets for picking and…read morebaskets to take out berries home. Delicious too!

Yikes, this winery was rough…read more First, it's difficult to determine where exactly you're supposed to go. There is a nice big building on the property that you assume is the winery, but then you discover signs pointing you to a tiny building that looks like a tall chicken coop or small garage. We entered and were greeted by an awful smell - some cheap, strong candle scent which was completely too strong and clearly an attempt to cover up the prevalent mildew smell in the building. The tasting room itself was, not surprisingly, tiny and cramped, dim and dingy feeling. There was a kitchen table with a dirty tablecloth and 4 chairs in the middle of the room (what on earth do you need that for?), wines along one wall, and other goods on shelves on the other wall. Honestly - I didn't even try the wines. I was being made sick by the smell and luckily was in a group, so I could skip the wines without appearing rude, etc. The list of wines didn't exactly entice me either - each of them had some flavor associated with them other than "grape." I found it interesting that that had some savory flavor wines for cooking, but who would want to drink them straight to taste them? All in all the group of 15+ spent the least amount of time at this winery than any other that day (or in my recent memory, for that matter). It was clear we were all trying to figure out how to leave as soon as possible without being too rude. I for one took the selfish route and left within 5 minutes of entering to escape the smell. But I did notice one girl buying a bottle, so maybe there was something drinkable in there. But I was not going to take the time to find out!