I being going here for 5 years every year go 2 time with all my family cousin i love so much i…read morewent for the first time To Kalahari last year on August and then on October I went to great wolf lodge and let me tell you Great wolf lodge is better then Kalahari Kalahari is more for older people but I love it here I am going next week with my 6 months old and all my cousins family!!

Overall, not bad. Appreciate the memories we made. Food was very tasty but every meal was lukewarm…read moreat best. This is for the buffet. Room was ready after 4 and it took my speaking to the supervisor to get assigned it then. We get to the room open the door and a woman is in there still putting it together. Hair all over the shower and floor. I strongly advise insisting people with open wounds/cuts cover them before being allowed in the water. This is just gross. When the staff is "performing" in the main area it's too loud. Those of us who choose not to participate should not have to weave in and out of people to access the rest of the space. Walk ways should always remain clear. No yoga mats, no dance parties in the walk ways. More staff needed to run water slides. One guy was running back and forth between slides causing huge delay. Lastly, adult supervision should be required in the arcade. A child was screaming so loud on the vr ride that my family opted to leave because it was that bad. No staff addressed it and no parent present to correct it.

The Appalachian Express Mountain Coaster is part of Camelback Mountain Adventures, right next to…read moreCamelback Mountain Lodge. It is Pennsylvania's only mountain coaster, that goes around Camelback Mountain. You can buy your tickets at the resort or at the Mountain Adventures ticket booth. The Mountain Adventures complex is just a short walk from the resort. The cost is $12 per ride, but there are also combo tickets you can buy with other attractions. So why a two star rating? It just wasn't a good Mountain coaster! A couple of years ago we spent some time in Tennessee and rode on a few mountain coasters. They were fast with beautiful scenery. This PA coaster was just dull! We did not even use the tickets for the second ride that we bought! A dud and waste of money!

Internet service was very spotty and everything was online (parking fees and ride tickets)...don't…read morepark in lot 10 Finally was able to pay for parking and purchase ticket in lot 8...tickets are timed, but my time was 2:30pm and i did not get on the ride until 3:15pm...long wait for a short ride

My Funplex experience was AMAZING! A friend saw a post online about an After Dark event so we…read morebooked it. The After Dark hours were from 9PM-1AM for a 21 and over crowd. When we arrived, everything was up and running as if it were daytime. All the games, rides and attractions were in service. I rode Go Karts for the first time in yearrrs and I actually came in first place. Me! That was dope. The BIG FUN though was all the water rides. Lazy River, pool tubing and the main pool were all open and full of people ready for a great time. We were treated to a DJ who understood the crowd assignment and shoutout to the most wonderful staff. All employees on this night were in a great mood and they gave party vibes too. The promoters didn't over sell this event, so crowds and lines weren't a problem at all. I had such a blast that I wasn't even mad about getting my phone wet. I'm looking forward to going back to The Funplex for another After Dark night out. I thought they were gonna shortchange us but that didn't happen. We were given the whole experience. Good stuff!

This place is both an arcade and waterpark. We attended for a birthday party which was specifically…read morefor the waterpark. We got wristbands and although it was rainy on and off they were able to keep operating since there wasn't a danger such as thunder or lightning. Lines weren't long because of the weather. They provide life jackets. They have many lifeguards. There is a picnic area for the public but a separate one for birthday parties. Pizza and wings weee good. Had lots of refreshment options and also adult beverages you could purchase. The people working the birthday side were upbeat and friendly.

I called 3 times in the last 2 days for information I had…read more10 people ready to drive 60 miles Luckily one of the kids so excited to go looked at the website and found out a last minute party was booked and now we can only do it if we go earlier like at 3 not at 6 So not nice

Bought a Groupon for 5 races for two people. Waste of money.... I guess it's better for little…read morekids. - Address on the Groupon was wrong. We drove 30 minutes in the opposite direction and it took us to a completely different location. We called and the lady on the phone said the address on the Groupon is their new address given by USPS but it doesn't register in anyone's GPS. Great.. thanks.... - When we got there, the staff looked absolutely miserable. The lady, I'm assuming who answered the phone, was rude and was asking for another staff member to go buy her cigarettes while cursing up a storm. Professional... - The track is SMALL. As in you will be going through a circle the entire time.. - Prepare to drift all over the place and crash because the floors are so slippery.. Track was so small you're basically turning the entire time. We only did 3 races out of our 5 to get some of our money's worth? The guy who helped us get out was the nicest one. He even told us he knows it's boring but said we could use our tickets whenever. Don't bother with this place, go elsewhere for go karting.

This was the last stop for my Fourth of July, Happy Birthday America 250!! trip. The adventure park…read moretruly offered a variety of activities for everyone; zipling, mountain coaster, mountain bike adventure, golf, ski resort in winter, sun tubing, and anything else I missed!!! My main reason for the visit, was the mountain coaster. The mountain coaster being my 5th one, was well worth, leaving it as my last stop. The adventure itself, 4 minute ride in total; longest and fastest I've been on, once you get to the top, be prepared, because you will fly , 30 miles per hour and get the best thrill and adrenaline rush... Check out the mountain coaster, you'll be amazed .

online over an hour for Check in and have barely moved. the staff is walking around like no one…read moreknows what is happening and when you ask for a manager....none are available. totally unacceptable.

Crayola Experience is an interactive visitor attraction that opened in Easton, Pennsylvania in July…read more1996. It was founded by the major international crayon maker Crayola LLC, which was founded as the Binney & Smith Company in 1885. In the 1990s, the city of Easton reached out to Crayola with an offer to open a small storefront. The city hoped that the store would help to revitalize the downtown area. Originally opened as "The Crayola Factory", the store morphed into a much larger interactive experience and rebranded under its current name in 2013. The colorful family attraction features over 20 hands-on experiences for visitors, such as naming your own crayon, melting wax souvenirs, and starring in a coloring page. Beginning in 2015, Crayola began to open additional Crayola Experience attractions around the United States, including locations at the Florida Mall (Orlando, FL) and the Mall of America (Bloomington, MN). Two additional locations also opened in Texas and Arizona, but they have since closed. My family and I recently visited the original Crayola Experience in Easton while we were visiting our cousins in Pennsylvania. The flagship location is HUGE; it has four floors of interactive attractions. Our two sons had a blast molding race cars from broken crayon bits, making wax art, naming their own crayons, and plenty of other colorful activities. They especially loved exploring the color playgrounds! We spent approximately 3 hours at the attraction. Afterwards, we explored the gift shop where my wife and I picked out some nice big coloring books for our sons. We also liked seeing all of the various crayon colors that Crayola produces; it was pretty impressive. Overall, we had a fun visit at the Crayola Experience and recommend it to any families visiting Easton!

I visited Crayola Experience with my three kids, and overall it was a fun day with plenty to do for…read moredifferent ages and interests. One of my children loves drawing and coloring, so the hands-on art activities were a huge hit, especially the FIFA World Cup-themed coloring stations. Another child was happiest running, climbing, and exploring the two indoor playgrounds filled with slides and tunnels. My oldest enjoys creating and building things, and he loved making creatures with playdough and using technology to bring them to life. His favorite attraction was the Crayola robotics experience that turned his photo into a caricature with a variety of fun backgrounds. The biggest downside was the crowds. We visited during summer camp season, and some lines were around 40 minutes long. Thankfully, things improved dramatically after about 2:30 p.m., when many of the camp groups left and most attractions became much easier to access. Another drawback was the food pricing. Feeding three kids quickly became very expensive. A small order of French fries was $4.99, a hot dog was $8.99, and a tiny pizza--about the size of a single regular pizza slice--was also $8.99. The food felt significantly overpriced for the portion sizes. Overall, Crayola Experience offers a great variety of creative and active attractions that kept all three of my kids entertained, but I would recommend arriving later in the day if possible and planning ahead for food costs.

Fun place and everything is so cool especially the tall water slides and arcade. Loved it!read more

**Another Wonderful Kalahari Stay **…read more After over 10 years of bringing my family to Kalahari, this trip reminded me why we keep coming back. We had a few minor hiccups with our room, but the kindness of the staff truly made the experience worthwhile. A huge thank you to **JP, the arcade manager**, for being so incredibly kind and accommodating to my family, especially my nonverbal son. His patience and willingness to make him comfortable meant more to me than he probably realizes. Also, a special shoutout to the **lovely young lady with the cornrows at the ice cream parlor**. She was so patient, welcoming, and hospitable with our family. And **Rich, the train conductor**, was absolutely wonderful! He was so kind and knowledgeable about the area. After coming to Kalahari for all these years, I had no idea there was a waterfall nearby until he recommended it! Now I can't wait to come back and explore more of the area. Thank you to the Kalahari staff who made our family feel welcomed and cared for. **We'll definitely be back!**

Authentic German food, it was great! Portion size for lunch…read morewas perfect. Pricing very reasonable. Decor was enchanting. Gift shop was fully stocked!

Oak Ridge, NJ - calling all influencers! This place is hugely Instagrammable and super enchanting!…read moreLol. Mariah Carey even shot her Christmas music video here. But you don't have to care about snapping cute pics to appreciate that Fairy Tale Forest is an absolute wholesome delight for children and for adults to live their childhood nostalgia. There is a real magical forest feel as you wander through the park, which isn't large, but the life-size storybook cottages and fairy tale sets are beautifully detailed and lovingly restored. The grounds are clean and well-manicured (a sign says the gardens are curated by Raine Garden Designs). A list of daily events & activities are posted such as magic shows, live music, and character meet & greets. The staff and actors are all warm and friendly. My child loved running around and exploring, participating in the activities, but I enjoyed it just as much if not more. There are shaded picnic tables under umbrellas (next to the Bluebird Stage so you can catch a show while you eat). The food is from the on-site restaurant Fables, and is quite good, certainly better than your average amusement park fare (I was really happy to get a proper salad!). The restaurant is only open for private parties/events/rentals at the moment, but I'm told they hope to have it up and running at some point. The interior is also themed. There is a reasonably priced gift shop with a nice selection of toys, souvenirs, costumes, and gifts. I would say this park is suitable for younger kids, maybe up to 8 or even an unjaded 10yo (have your kids dress up as knights, wizards, princesses, and fairy tale characters!). It's also kind of a cool spot for a date. This is an "analog" park with some animatronics, and you shouldn't expect any dazzling razzmatazz or high-octane thrills. Six Flags it ain't. But come with the right mindset for the unique experience this is and you won't be disappointed. It's good ol' fashioned throwback family fun and brings back an era that doesn't exist anymore. Indeed, many NJ locals have fond memories of this park from when they were young. It was built in the 1950s by an industrious German dude and features scenes from Grimm's Fairytales that his mother used to read to the family, and was expanded with more set pieces over the next couple of decades. Unfortunately it closed down in 2003 and FINALLY reopened last year, after efforts were stalled during the pandemic. All I can say is goooo and visit this charming, singular, and uncorporatized attraction, and support a still founding family-owned local business. It's a complete joy!

Knowing very little about LOMB, I was very impressed with the layout of the park and diverse…read moreexperiences on land and water. The park was very clean and the staff was willing to assist when needed. Sure, there are small things I would change like letting people get on the ferris wheel as others get off to speed up the waiting process but my daughter and family had a great day in Hope. Could there be a better name for the town?

A true disappointment! Even though under 2 is free, you must pay $45 to enter as a parent (and if…read moreyou're alone, you're limited to the few things they offer to toddlers). -Splash pad closed due to low attendance before we made it there. I would have loved to at least sit in a chair and enjoy the fountains with my toddler even though it was a cooler day -Train car closed because, according to an employee, the person driving it was exhausted and there was low attendance -No animals were out in the animal area They are very clear there are no return tickets or refunds. She was only able to do the carousel, walk through the Christmas village (which scared her-- see photo), take a weird truck ride where you see painted cutouts of animals rather than real ones, and see the 15-minute outdoor show. Staff could truly not have been nicer, but my feedback is for management-- the day felt poorly run with little regard for full-priced paying customers. My main feedback: They claimed to be understaffed waiting for international students, but if that is the case, I would have loved to know what was closed before paying to enter or be offered the opportunity to return on a day when I could justify the ticket price. If either of these had happened, I wouldn't be dissatisfied.

We were there for a birthday party with a large group on a Saturday. Sue Klein the manager was…read moreabsolutely disrespectful and rude to our party. We did not have air-conditioning in our party room, and there was one fan in there, and when we tried to move it to circulate more air, she took it away from us and say now you don't get any air. Please do not have a birthday party at this facility if you want it to be unsafe and hot to children and elderly.

The park is improving and the staff is working hard to make it a great place to visit on a Sat or…read moreSunday afternoon in the summer months.. Due to some minor flooding a couple years ago the Tilt A Whirl is awaiting a new motor. The 1928 C W Parker Carousel is functional along with the Merry Mixer and a half dozen children rides including a kiddie coaster. The most popular ride is probably the train pulled by a tractor that takes you to the far reaches of the park.Snack bar has Hershey Ice Cream, hot dogs, hamburgers, soft pretzels, etc. There are 3 pavilions for family reunions , church and company picnics. It has the oldest fun house in the U.S. No admission into the park or charge for admission. Roller rink has open skate and available for birthday parties including a side room for cake and ice cream. (Available for parties weekends and weekdays) Follow the park on Facebook at Bushkill Park Friends.