We started swim lessons at the Burlington Goldfish location with our little guy and loved it! When…read morethey opened in Stoney Creek, we transferred to be closer to home and are still so happy with our experience. The teachers are so friendly and supportive - we can't wait to go back each week!

This is actually the worst place I have been.. They claim the water is warm but was often cold…read more Wouldn't follow the program for lessons. Super sneaky about pricing and tokens. Often have issues with the pool and close last minute. Facilities are dirty. I literally stepped in pee and nobody cleaned it up. It's harder to cancel than a gym membership. It's a constant scam to steal your money. Extremely rude management (instructors are really nice). They tell you the price per class but they make your pay for a month up front. They won't let you use your make up tokens after you finish your classes even though I paid for them. Honestly not worth the stress

Every visit to Shea's is special. As soon as you walk in you feel the magic of the place. This…read morevisit was for the play Suffs, a story based on the Woman's Suffrage Movement. Fantastic play! For this play our seats were on the very top balcony. This means 4 flights of stairs!. Ha ha, you better be in shape for that walk. It was high up but ee actually had a perfect view of the stage. Shea's is celebrating it's 100 birthday and up until this point has had no elevators. They're now in the process of adding an addition which will include elevators. Since it's an addition it won't take away from the original charm of the building. If somehow you live in the Buffalo area and have never been to Shea's you really need to check it out. For everyone else. Just go again. 2026-30

We were there to hear about the 2026-27 season. Tickets are free, but we had to register. The event…read morewas called for 5:30. At 6 the doors were finally opened to sit down and hear about the season. It is now 6:15. The organ is still playing; there is no evidence of someone coming out to talk about the '26-'27 season. There are vendors in the lobby, selling beer, water, wine, popcorn. Nothing complimentary. 6:32 and the first speakers have appeared. Very disorganized. The presentation was a bit lengthy, but very nice. Each of the seven shows in the subscriber series was introduced. Guest artists performed songs from two musicals in the subscription: "Sound of Music" and "The Great Gatsby". There are three additional shows which are not part of the subscription, but to which subscribers can purchase tickets ahead of the general public. The presentation lasted about an hour.

Great price for seniors. Very comfortable seating. I recommend this…read moretheatre to my friends.

A gem in downtown Burlington. Lots of film options, comfortable seats and fresh popcorn! Very good…read moremovie experience

This has always been my favorite theatre in Buffalo, from the days of Studio Arena to 710 to…read moreMusicalfare. It has had some very nice changes since becoming 710/Musicalfare. The lobby has expanded with the bar having moved to the other side of the lobby into a space that was not there before and the old bar area is now filled with tables and chairs where patrons can sit comfortably while waiting for the theatre to open. The seats inside the theatre have always been very comfortable. I do not remember there being cup holders attached the back of the seat in front of me, so that might be part of the upgrade. The rows are spaced so that one can easily cross in front of a seated patron without the patron having to stand up. The steps are also more gradual than in the old Musicalfare Theatre, and well lighted. By the way, we were there to see "Jesus Christ, Superstar", a great production.

This was my first time at Shea's 710. It is a lively theater with good view and good acoustics from…read morealmost all the seats, and the seat is roomy and comfortable. However, the people working at the theater seemed not being trained well. I had my e ticket in my phone wallet, she didn't know how to scan it and kept telling me I need to get it from my "wallet" but it was in my " wallet". She insisted on seeing a barcode so I had to get it from my email to show her. Later, while I was waiting for the door to open, I overheard another person showing her how to scan. Apparently, everyone had the same on their tickets with her. The play " Dial M for Murder" was nicely done, kudos to the director and the actors.

Thanks to a friend, a few years back that let me know. the jogging track is open to the public,…read morethis has been my go to for jogging/ walking and stair workouts. Just watch for updates online when closed. Convient hours to accommodate all. Other then walking at malls, which if you live in South towns Mckinley...North towns Boulevard Mall until they start demo Spring 26, or Galleria... This is an amazing warm, cozy atmosphere for various exercise.

It's an arena, so seats are not really comfortable, but better than some in other stadiums. I…read moredon't know the capacity of the Arena. It was about 1/3 full for this basketball game. It is a very nice facility with several places where one can purchase food, soda pop or beer. We were here to watch the U.B. Bulls women's basketball team play the Kent State team. After a slow start, the Bulls were only one point behind at the 1/2. The Bulls caught fire late in the 4th quarter, went ahead and won by 6 points

A late review. I came here to attend a concert and I definitely enjoyed it. The experience was…read moregreat! The place is huge and it gives a good vibe.

I went to see Avril Lavigne last year i stayed at the Hilton the venue was nice & clean & the seats…read morehad great cup holders not every venue has cup holders on the seats, I saw the stage extremely well & I had a great time there I got a water the staff were friendly & helpful I didn't get any food

One Phoenix is more than enough for me. It's over a hundred degrees, and when I was there the first…read moretime, my sneakers melted into the sidewalk as I strolled along on a summer's afternoon. But regardless of this, there is now a New Phoenix. It's a pretty, interesting little theatre house on a tiny little backstreet in Allentown. It is the kind of place you'd be unlikely to ever find unless you knew what you were looking for. On the inside it is cozy and sweet. I'd like to play here sometime. It can fit up to about 100 people. On Thursdays they don't even charge you, it's donations only, to see whatever is playing at the time. All of this, and specifically the lime green exterior which really gets my juices flowing, adds up to a 5 star rating. Much better than the New Peanuts Theatre. That place is nuts.

The New Phoenix Theatre is a beautifully renovated Theatre located at Johnson Park in Downtown…read moreBuffalo. Its tagline is "Buffalo's Premier Alternative Theatre" and although you will find contemporary, perhaps 'alternative' plays being performed here (ie Sarah Ruhl's, The Vibrator Play); you can also expect classics such as Shakespeare and Robert E Lee's "Inherit the Wind." The interior is of the space is not flashy, nor is it meant to be - rather it's a very practical place for productions. The space is extremely intimate and you'll be sure to see a lot of artists from your local scene here. Seating is often from all four sides, which makes for an enthralling experience where you feel as if you're a part of the action, not unlike the Irish Classical Theatre. Thursday is what-you-can-pay nights so if you're a student who is low on cash, come on Thursday and contribute whatever you can afford. This is a community Theatre of sorts with a very bootstrap feel to it. The reception area is upstairs, in an attic of sorts where they sell water and drinks during intermission. Standing up there, I've often felt as if I was standing in someone's house; part of Buffalo's small Theatre community. The creative director of the Theatre is a really great guy, very friendly and passionate about the arts. He cares about putting up great shows and giving local actors a place to express their craft; it shows! I love coming here and can't wait to see their next play.

Used to be state of the art, but starting to show its age…read more I recall playing here when it was simply the Audubon ice rink (single rink). Then they converted it to a new state of the art facility with 3 standard size rinks and an Olympic size rink. Complete with equipment shop, concessions, etc. But that was decades ago now. And not much has changed since the conversion. Are the concession-area seating/tables the originals? Because they appear to be (falling apart, loose, marked up, wobbly). The spectator overhead heaters are in rough shape (do they even work half the time?). This facility is in desperate need of refurbishment.

Shame on Northtown for fencing off their entire outdoor space once their profit-taking baseball and…read moresoftball seasons ended in midsummer. I realize this is not a public park, but for decades people were allowed to jog, play a little pickup so soccer and softball in late summer and fall.