Dirty as s**t in the bathrooms, in the summer too many camps 5 (camps at once). SUPER busy in the…read moresummer, no staff. Kids are breaking everything, not too much to do here. Don't come here.

Came on a Wednesday afternoon, with no idea of what to expect. We've never been here before, and we…read morewere excited to see what they had. We signed up our 7 yr. Old for the unlimited $60 admission. Shortly after being inside and checking out the attractions we noticed there was nobody around to run about five attractions, including the snack bar. Only two people were staffed for the whole place. We were pissed because we just paid $60, and one of the guys said we had to wait for other staff to arrive hours later to run the rest of the rides. Three of the six bumper cars were broke, the rock climbing area was closed, the rope skywalk was closed, and one of the trampoline slam dunk hoops was broke. A couple hours later more staff showed up, and opened the rock climbing area. It was a decent time, but kind of disappointing. I would be so pissed if we paid $500 for a birthday party, and only two staff were on hand, and a bunch of stuff was closed. Maybe a good time to go is around 2-3 when more staff shows up, but then it's more crowded.

Great place to pop in for a quick swim in the indoor pool. Very friendly to guests like me who are…read moreon the road visiting from a distant branch.

I've been to a lot of different gyms over the last 15 years, and the Holyoke Y is one of my…read morefavorites. As a winter member there, I've used many, but not all of the facilities at the Y. The weight room is small but they have a good variety of free weights. I've gone at many different times, early in the mornings, later in the evening, and in late afternoon. At times it can be busy, but I think there is one major thing that cancels our the at-times busy-ness for me -- people there are SO nice. I know that another local "gym" calls themselves the judgement-free zone, but this Y is truly a comfortable place to work out. I've had nothing but positive interactions with people of all ages and cultural backgrounds - both staff and members - in the front desk area, in the weight room, cardio room and pool area, and in the locker room. I was searching to see if there were any deals right now because I had a membership for about 4 months last year and I was really surprised to see the negative reviews on here and I don't think they're warranted. If you want a reasonably priced facility with many different services to help you stay in shape, this is a great local spot for folks in the pioneer valley.

Too many kids. They rent out the place for birthday parties. Babies in the pool, teenagers take…read moreover gym.some evenings. Not for grown ups

My family and I love coming to Fitness First! We have been members here for so many years and love…read moreall that is available to us at this one location. I especially appreciate the classes available to all members at no extra charge! We have easy access to hand sanitizer and disinfectant wipes which are throughout the gym. The staff is amazing...always welcoming us in and eager to help. Thank you Kurt, Paula and the entire staff for making Fitness First a gym we like to call "our" gym!

Been there for over 13 years. The farm is conveniently located in East Longmeadow, between…read moreSpringfield, MA, and Somers/Enfield, CT. My horses have the best life there. I wouldn't have stayed all these years if it werent top notch.

I had my horses at Masconette for about a year. Even though it was far from where I lived, it was…read moreso worth it. John took awesome care of them...through a bad winter. I had a couple bad experiences in the past so I was very afraid. My hard keeper thoroughbred came out of that winter season actually fat! (and happy) The property is beautiful and the people are great! Love Julie the pig too...she always brings a smile to my face. Only reason I left is I moved onto a horse property and could finally have my horses right with me again. I was actually sad to leave.

One of the coolest spots to visit in CT. It's an amphibian and reptile zoo. It's located in a plaza…read morewhich is pretty unassuming. They have over 100 different species; from alligators, frogs, snakes, lizards, turtles, axolotls, and more. It's over 13,000 square feet of space with exhibits indoors and outdoors. They hosts birthdays, school trips, and more. I took my kids there and they loved it. They had a scavenger hunt that you can play. We loved seeing all the reptiles and amphibians; our favorites were the alligators and axolotls. There is a store onsite for gifts too. If you like unique experiences, I highly recommend a visit.

Do not recommend for 3 and under . So many animals , lots of information. So many different turtles…read more/ tortoises,iguanas,spiders,gators, and so much more . Gift shop is small and a bit expensive but otherwise this is a great visit .

Once in a while you come across a place that just feels right, the energy, the vibe, the…read moreatmosphere, whatever you want to call it. Fugi, the instructor is one of the most sincerely humble individuals I have ever met considering the depth of knowledge in BJJ he has. The classes are small with ALOT of individual attention and correction. The price is very reasonable with none of those contracts that alot of places make you sign. I highly recommend S.S.S and feel anyone interested in BJJ should go and check it out. (You get a free week to try it out).

After moving 1600 miles from home finding a new little BJJ tribe was necessary. Having looked at a…read morefew other area gyms, this was the one we found which fit us perfectly (Mom and two kids). Good vibes, helpful people and a comfortable welcome back when we had to miss for a bit.

Edgewood is truly stepping up their game. The people here genuinely cherish those who are…read morerespectful--and they deeply appreciate anyone who shares their love for the land. Show your face at the bar, and they'll welcome you like family--into their land and their hearts.

I've played a lot of golf courses, but Edgewood feels more like a post-apocalyptic pasture than a…read moremaintained facility. The fairways are dry, brittle, and full of clover -- like someone forgot this was supposed to be a golf course and not a bee sanctuary. The rough is so littered with lawn clippings it felt like we were golfing through a hay bale. Lose your ball? Good luck -- it's basically camouflaged in debris. Tee boxes? Some were so torn up I thought maybe we were supposed to tee off from the parking lot. One even had a full goose poop collection on display -- truly a wildlife refuge. And despite everything being bone dry, it's still cart-path-only on several holes year-round. Why? Who knows. Maybe the course just enjoys making you hike. The greens were actually decent, which was shocking -- like finding a perfectly iced cupcake in a dumpster. But by far the worst part was the staff. My friend and I were first-time players here, unsure where one tee box was, and briefly parked near it in the rough. Instead of offering directions or even basic decency, a man identifying himself as the "superintendent" yelled at us from across the road -- from inside his truck -- like we had just committed a federal crime. Maybe if they had better directions on the course as to where the next the next tee box is we wouldn't have had to do a circle Honestly, the interaction made sense; the fact the head greenskeeper was leaving at 10AM, because the entire course was poorly maintained. Joshua Lennie needs to get his priorities straight In short: Edgewood offers dried-up fairways, clippings galore, poop-laced tee boxes, and a warm welcome from a guy who thinks kindness is optional. I won't be back -- unless I forget what grass is supposed to look like.

Good place for kids and adults to have fun. This place was in business for over 15 years as long as…read moreI can remember. Would be awesome if they had more food options

Me and the missus had a hankerin for something sweet and a soft-serve twist in a plain cone got…read moreuthe nod. Really disappointed, the ice cream doesn't taste as flavorful as it used too and the small is three and a half bucks and smaller than most kids sized cones I've seen. First nibble on it and the ice cream fell out as not a speck was in the cone helping for it to stay in place. Hopefully they'll get better as summer warms up.