Very friendly stuff and reasonable price. Highly recommended!! My daughter and her friends had a…read morewonderful time. Please call them first to make sure they have open bounce for public, especially on weekends. This place is so popular for kids birthday party !!

We just had a birthday party for my daughter and we were very happy with everything. The place was…read moreextremely clean. The girls were very helpful with the children. I didn't realize we would have the place to ourselves during our party. They played games , they played music and they loved the ride. The party room is a nice decent size. I was told i couldn't bring outside decorations i was bummed but when we had to finalize everything i was asked what them and they did not disappoint with what we wanted. Will definitely come again and will recommend for future parties.

We literally just stumbled upon this as we did not expect this amusement "village" to be open. It's…read moresmall, but good for an hour's fun for little ones. Their website says they're open Friday to Sunday, and there's no update on their Facebook page, but they are open! The carousel is the main draw obviously. When we went (early May 2021) there were a few other rides open, but not all. There was no line at all for any of the rides, and the staff were mostly nice. We were told to keep our masks on at all times, and there was hand sanitizer everywhere.

While I wouldn't consider the Carousel at Forest Park to be a hidden gem, it most definitely is an…read moreNYC landmark that doesn't get enough recognition. It has been deemed a historic national site, as the initial carousel was built in 1903, only to be rebuilt in 1966 after a fire. It now sits in Woodhaven, Queens, restored to its former glory and awaiting children from all the borough and beyond. One wouldn't think the NY Carousel would be an underrated family activity given its history, but too many folks are unaware that it exists even now. The city has taken great steps to ensure its longevity and anyone looking for kid friendly activity or a little nostalgia has come to the right place. While it is a short ride in the natural beauty of the park, the surrounding space makes it an ideal getaway for families who want to book the space for gatherings of whatever kind. The Carousel itself is the main attraction of course, though there are other rides for kids that range from a train ride to a recently added mini ferris wheel dubbed the "Woodhaven Wheel." Ticket costs for the rides vary, but the last time I checked it was $35 for a 10-pack (i.e. $3.50 a ticket). While there are some small carnival games and story telling sessions, this is not a substitute for any major carnival / amusement park on a bigger scale in any way. Think of this as a place to kill a couple of hours with the young ones. I'd recommend bringing food in and avoiding their options (think hot dogs, small packs of chips, etc.) if at all possible. They've closed this section of the park for the rest of 2020, but I sense that in 2021 that they'll take great measures to ensure everything is safe for youngins / carefree adults to partake.

Beautiful well kept apartments Attentive maintenance staff…read moreBeautiful neighborhood Buses, railroad and parkways at your doorstep Parking and a pool club One block away from a vital shopping center

prices went extremely up which is absurd makes me not want to come as often from last year i asked…read morefor a towel however they wanted to charge $5 which it doesn't say on the flyer!! and bathroom was filthy they don't check on it nor the kiddie pool

Love this place. My friends and I come here on weekdays just to paint and wind down. Staff is…read morealways sooo friendly!

My experience here was not the best, but it was OK. My children came here for a fun experience, but…read morewe were greeted instead with disorganization and not very concerned staff. The service here was horrible, my children weren't given clear instructions and they said "they don't even know how to make slime" the slime they made was dry, stale, and overall horrible. if you come here with your kids please note that their "crunchy" textured slime is going to be difficult to play with. My kids don't like the slime they made and the prices here are crazy! The location is in Glendale, which is a very nice area. If you are in Glendale I recommend going to the five below instead, the slime there is $5 and gives you a better experience because the slime isn't dry and hard to play with like at Bee's. The staff were pretty bad. We walked in there was not even greeted properly, one lady with blond hair was rude and ignored my daughter who wanted her slime to be stretchy and the lady just ignored her! Who does that?? I didn't get a chance to ask her name but the employee with black hair was the nicest one there. She helped my kids out but we left with pretty bad slime and not a good experience.

This review is based on a birthday party we had today. What phenomenal service and decor! Sabrina…read moredid an amazing job with the decorations, games and ensuring all food and snacks were ordered and served. She has a true talent for party planning and takes great pride in what she does. Ghada, our hostess, worked tirelessly throughout the party, anticipating our needs and making it a warm (yet efficiently run) event. The kids had an awesome time, jumping in the bouncy house, playing games and enjoying each other's company. Everything was run so smoothly, and I didn't have to lift a finger- being able to take pictures and enjoy the party was a welcome change for me! Also, the facility is sparkling clean and the city vax guidance for indoor activities is strictly upheld. Thanks to Sabrina and her team for another fantastic event!

A+++ We threw our…read moreson Logan's first birthday party here & it was a total success! The staff was super nice & friendly. The place was so clean & entertaining for all the kids that came. I would highly recommend to any one throwing a party for some youngsters. Logan's theme was Sesame Street & they made it look great! Especially the Elmo cake!!! Thank you.

Beautiful tennis grounds , grass and har tru courts with a lovely history and event spaceread more

Amazing atmosphere. Amazing employees. All great. Two to highlight: Kaitlyn is super on top of…read moreservice and genuinely interested in guests. James is the bartender of the year!!! Caters to all needs and makes great classics. Overall 10/10 place location and experience.

It's a standard NYC Parks Department rec center. They have a basketball court and a weight room as…read morewell as some programs for senior citizens. They even have a boxing course. Just one caveat: there's no shower. So after a long workout, you can ride home on the subway sweating and smelly. Lost Battalion is cheaper than the NYC Parks Department Centers with a pool, but just pay the money and go to a center with a shower and a pool. I used to work out here before I moved on to the East 54 Street Rec Center in Manhattan.

I've only played basketball here so this review is only about basketball. They offer a bunch of…read moreother stuff too. The court is in good condition, decent grip, they've kept it clean enough to play safely. A guy there told me the floor used to be really slippery before they refurbished it. I hope this floor holds up. The courts do overlap which can be dangerous but there's not much you can do to fix that other than taking some hoops away or doubling the size of the gym. They play ball Thursday nights (insanely crowded, similar to that scene in "Scarface" when they were playin ball in Freedom Town), and Saturday afternoons (much less crowded, sometimes it's even empty). There's all levels of competition but there aren't many people who just started learning to play, which is good. Newbies should not be playing in a crowded high intensity environment. Especially if they're big strong athletic dudes who get emotional when they get embarrassed. That's how you get flagrant fouls everywhere and guys running into your knees for a loose ball. They don't know what's dangerous and what's not. I've seen that at a lot of other rec centers but not here. The center in Flushing is full of these guys combined with a slippery court, your just asking to get hurt. The staff tends to turn off the lights like 10 mins early to get people to leave, not cool. Be careful with the schedule on their website. It'll say something like "Basketball today 2:30-5:00" until you click somewhere else that'll say "except the first Saturday of the month". That's the web designers fault. They could easily put that info in the same line instead of a separate page. Yes I checked the site one day and drove in just to be sent back home. Within the 5 mins I was there asking the staff to explain to me how to read this tricky online schedule at least 3 other groups of guys came to play ball too. I'm sure the staff hate that online schedule just as much.

Some buddies from Queens invited me out to play pickleball the other day so I hopped in my car and…read moreheaded out. I was nervous about parking but it turned out to be a breeze. The folks at the check-in counter were super welcoming and the courts were pretty darn great! There were about 2/3 of the center set up for tennis and about 1/3 for pickleball. We had an absolutely blast and for only $40 (10 for each of us), it was quite a good deal. We certainly got our money's worth as we worked up a sweat, had some close games and more importantly, had fun!