Nice little museum with a lots of different types of mediums. Modern designs and classic paintings…read moremade for a nice mix. Staff were very friendly. Inexpensive and a nice deal for both this and Corning museum especially for locals. Free parking included.

My husband and I stopped by the Rockwell Museum for a quick visit when we were exploring Corning…read morelast week. The museum is located within a building that used to serve as the Corning City Hall - a beautiful building. They sell a combo ticket with the Corning Museum of Glass, so we decided to check it out after a visit to the glass museum earlier in the day. The museum is quite small but has an interesting collection of American and Native American works. They also have two gallery spaces dedicated to temporary exhibits. While I enjoyed our visit - the collection is well displayed on the walls of their beautiful building. But it's not a large museum, and I wouldn't say it's a must visit if you're in the Corning area. Worth a stop if you have a bit extra time in town - especially if you're interested in the temporary exhibit; it's a nice little art museum!

The kids love to set up lawn chairs and see fireflies…read more The food is great and we love the popcorn containers my husband thinks you guys have the best burger

We went to see Barbie on Weds July 26, 2023…read more Bought tix on their website online, and a pop-up QR code came up as "here's your ticket." That QR code was not emailed to me. I got no email receipt for purchase. Ended up doing a screen capture/ and emailing myself the image of the QR code and showed that for entry, which worked fine. The projector blanked out three times during the film, for multiple lines of dialogue and most of one scene. I figure, once is a surprise, twice is - c'mon now. Three times? This almost certainly has happened before, and I don't know what the timeline is on repairing that, but I will save my money and probably not make the drive to pay to see a film there again. Popcorn was ho-hum. Hot pretzels were good. Husband loved the fried ravioli. But the thing, I'm there for the *movie*, not dinner out. I was happy to see the movie since everyone is raving about it, but I feel like the color vibrancy and pop I wanted to enjoy was missing in this experience. Random people turning on and off their cards and headlights during the film is annoying, but not the end of the world. Really though - fix that projector!

This is one of the coolest baseball fields outside of a major league stadium I've ever been to…read more I watched the Newark Pilots take on the Elmira Pioneers and my son was here playing for the Pilots. The box seats were inexpensive for the game and that put me closer to the action on the field. I met the team owner while I was buying a hotdog and hamburger and she was very friendly. I can see why the environment was so fun. There is not a lot to do in Elmira, but if there is a game, I highly recommend you to go!

Play ball, Elmira! It's easy to see that the Pioneers are a big draw on summer nights. What's nice…read moreto see is that the experience is similar to how the team must have been during Elmira's single-A days, and how the team is still a priority for Elmira. Previously a short season single-A team, the Pioneers are currently a summer collegiate baseball league. (Many of the teams in the college league are former pro teams.) Dunn Field is the home of the team, and still has some signs of being a former professional team. The stadium is well maintained, and there is plenty of activity. When I was there, the team had a baseball card promotion, the idea being that your current Pioneers might be tomorrow's superstars. Truthfully, you never know, but the Pioneers aren't in a league full of future superstars, and it can show during the game itself. The experience is similar to what you'd see at a minor league game, just on a smaller level. When I was there, you had live music in one corner, the baseball card promotion in another, and your usual between innings entertainment, featuring the Pioneers mascot and kid friendly activities. The game itself wasn't too exciting, but I also wasn't paying a ton of attention. It's a decent ballgame for a night, but keep in mind that although single-A and collegiate ball are similar, there's definitely a difference in quality. Out of all the collegiate teams I've seen, Elmira has the most potential to one day become a single-A team once again, though I wouldn't count on it. Going to a Pioneers game is a nice experience, but younger kids will appreciate it more than older kids. It's nice to see the community turn out to support the ballplayers of tomorrow.

All the farm animals were so friendly and well taken cared of! Goats, Alpaca, horses, donkeys,…read moreducks, chickens and more! The goats milk products were awesome! You have to try them! Loved the Alpaca socks! Penny the owner will treat you like family! Bring the kids! She has Alpaca yoga and daily tours of the farm! Lots of fun! She has a shop on site with t-shirts, goats milk products as well as Alpaca fiber products! Check it out on a road trip! Definitely, worth the detour!!!

Small theater but very old fashioned. Love the old time feeling. Concession stand is very basic…read morebut very reasonable

Haven't gone to the movies sine COVID, pleasantly surprised ,staff was super friendly making you…read morefeel right at home. This place is a throwback and it's a gem . Will definitely come back!

Not worth the price at all only one set up was good and that is the orphanage and things are…read moreoutrageous to buy 50 each person and stand an hour and a half in line for the 666 motel and it sucked. It's not scary it's just a lot of noise. Mainly banging on things and yelling in your face. Was told on the phone it would be 25.00 for 4 of us got up there and it was 50 per person. Ya rather not go again there are better ones out there

We went two years ago and had a blast. This year was an absolutely abysmal experience to the point…read moreof absurdity. Paid $160 to do three attractions for 4 of us (me, my gf, and her kids). They've never been and I promised it would be a blast. Got in line for the Orphan House at 7:30. Line was fairly short but still took us 20 minutes. Problem is they were only letting a single party through at a time, so if you only had two people, that was it. Next party even if it was two people, had to wait 3-5 minutes before being let in instead of just letting them go together. Not a big deal if the line is relatively short but one can see how this will snowball very quickly. On top of it, they introduced "speed passes" for $8 a pop exacerbating the wait for the rest. Idea is like a Disney fast pass but they don't have the experience at line control to handle it well Anyway, was fun, we were all giggling after getting out. Made our way to Psycho Swamp and got in line a few minutes after 8:00. We were about 6 feet beyond the "45-60 min" wait sign. And it was moving at a SNAIL PACE. All the while the "speed pass" line kept moving while us peons were left literally standing. We did not get to the front of the line until 10:15. TWO F'ING HOURS! We would have waited longer but a nice group in the speed pass line let us go with them. It was after 10:30 by the time we were done and the third attraction, the Motel had an even LONGER line. I didn't see the wait sign but at best estimate it would have been another 2 hour wait at least. It would have been well after midnight when we were done, and absolutely no time to do a fourth had we bought a Pick 4. And with two young kids we could not stay any longer. An absolutely miserable experience. And the cherry on top of this glorious night....no refunds. So all told, we spent $160 to stand in line for 2 and half hours and 30 minutes of "fun". Two stars because the actors were great and sets were done really well.

Love this theater. It's actually affordable. The staff is friendly, and the screen quality and…read moresound is top notch. We always try to see our movies here.

You can't beat this place. The decor, the ticket prices, and the family-friendly movies. Nine times…read moreout of ten when we go to the theater, we go here. When the kids want to see a movie, we say "wait a couple weeks and we'll go the heights theater..." Thanks to the owner for bringing back a piece of small town America.

WAS a fan until they got rid of Bobbert... not anymore! This theatre is becoming too similar to the…read morebig guy theatres, minus the comfortable seats! I will be taking my business to the regal theatre at the mall. So sad to see a piece of that hometown whimsy leave.

they got rid of Bobbert. This theater is determined to get rid of every piece of joy and whimsy it…read morecontains until it is stripped of the hometown feel and becomes sterile. Used to be my favorite place, now it dosent feel like home. ESPECIALLY without our skeleton friend Bobbert.