Meh.. I've been here three times. The skating floor is uneven in many areas, the ceiling looks…read morecrappy from roller hockey pucks destroying it, there are no referees (be ready to dodge kids going the wrong way). I do like the arcade area size, and the glow in the dark theme is cool.

This party was affordable and fun for all attendees. Allowing outside food was essential because of…read morethe size of the party. Most places don't allow any outside food which is the most costly part of any good party.

Always clean, staff always nice and attentive, skating floor is smooth, no complaints :) plus…read moreduring the week they have skate sessions at discounted rates for a few hours. Love it here!!

Let me start by saying, my fiance, myself my daughter and her 2 friends have been to every skating…read morerink on the Pennsylvania east coast this one is closest to our home. While alittle outdated, my only complaint would be the music needs a major update...literally this place is designed with family in mind...5 of us, a whole pep pizza, 2 buckets of Sprite, entrance and skate rental 28.95. I will return for that in itself...where else can you feed a family of 5 and skate for 3 hours for under $30?..the food, the drinks all extremely fair priced, you don't see that anymore. So yes the building is a bit nostalgic, but the prices for a big family will keep me there! TRY IT!

Really cute park! Lots of play options for a variety of ages. We'll be back!…read more FYI: as far as I can tell, it's street parking only.

A great space in the heart of Wyomissing. There is a playground for toddlers and young children, a…read moreplayground for older children, plenty of swings, a large covered picnic area with several tables, 2 basketball courts, a baseball field, and benches for sitting and relaxing. We loved this space and plan to come back and visit often.

Tried to go here last week on Sunday. They were closed and didn't answer the phone. Next week rolls…read morearound and we call on Saturday. They are open and say they are closed Sundays now. Totally fine, but would have liked a heads up on the change of hours on their Facebook, website, trip advisor, signs outside, or voicemail. I drove about forty minutes one way to get to a closed building. So that sucked. But! Went the next Saturday and it was so delightful. Everyone was very kind and it was a fun experience for any age looking for some whimsy. Would've given five stars but not updating hours on any of their related websites & they had merch on display that was not for sale for the last couple months that they didn't take down (got my hopes up when trying to buy a little hippocampus and then they told me they have none available anymore because the distributor went out of business a while ago ).

This place is so cool! We love stopping in, going for a spin on their fully restored antique…read morecarousel and playing a little pinball. Everyone that works there is as friendly as can be. Facility is very clean, off-street parking is well lit and maintained. The only thing we haven't tried yet is the mini golf but hoping to do that sometime soon. An inexpensive and family-friendly place for sure!

I love Facebook events. It's a great way to discover new businesses and experience local events…read morethat I wouldn't have found on my own. So when I saw a family friendly grand opening for Snapology on a weekend I had my granddaughter I was eager to check it out. Going in the place was packed and had met the limit of people the fire department would allow. I was ready to leave and come back but after seeing all the cool play stations my granddaughter was excited to play. Fortunately I decided to wait till a few people left and only waited a few minutes. During the wait I still had no idea what/how this business operated and it looked like just a room with different play stations so I took the wait as an opportunity to ask questions and find out exactly what they do. From what I learned Snapology is a number of things. The majority of the play stations are based on building; whether that be with Legos, Lincoln Logs, Erector sets, Duplex, etc. They host building workshops for older kids to use these materials to build complex subjects. They also offer hours of drop off/free play for kids 5 and up, and free play for kids under 5 with the parents present. This service is $8 hour/per child and does have limited times/hours. Additionally they offer day camps and preschool, host birthday parties, and as time goes on will probably add more services and special events. So when it was our turn to go in and play my granddaughter ran to the Lego Friends table. These certainly aren't the Lego's I grew up with! I thought they were too advanced for a four year old as they have itty bitty pieces and lots of tiny components but she loved it. There's tiny people and you can change their heads, hair, etc....as well as tiny animals, pieces to build houses, playgrounds, pools....I had to literally drag her away from that station to check out what else was offered. There was also a kiddle pool full of bigger piece Legos, erector sets for older kids, a room featuring remote control cars, a racetrack for your Lego cars to race down, a train table and so much more. A smaller area separated by (so cool!) HUGE Lego block walls was centered more towards toddlers with a dress up area, play kitchen, puzzles, Melissa & Doug toys, a huge dollhouse, and role playing toys. While this area was more in her age group she seemed bored with it and kept gravitating towards the Friends Lego station. Throughout the building staff were there to supervisor and assist. There are several tables in the back for parents to sit and relax and a few low poufs in the play area to supervisor your children. They also had buckets for toys that were dirty or came in contact with a child's mouth for cleaning. Overall we loved it and have made plans to come back. Somethings I thought they could do better; the poufs are difficult for older people to get up from. I would have loved to see higher seating throughout for the parents, as well as more hooks for coats/purses as there were only a few. Lockers would be a good alternative. I was surprised there weren't any Little People playsets for the little ones, although I think the suggested age of play for the "toddler area" would be age 4 and up. Also more classes and preschool classes available at night for working parents as everything is geared towards parents that stay home, as well as more "free" play hours. Otherwise a unique business concept that I'm happy to patronize.

My son absolutely LOVES these classes and there are often discounts for repeat customers : )read more

I'm not sure I understand the positive reviews on this place. The service was really slow. The food…read morewas not great at all. Portions were small and lacked flavor. Got the ranch burger and it was mostly bun with a very overcooked small burger in it. Wouldn't suggest eating here. Gave off concession stand vibes.

Good food chill dogs are tops notch fries are banging shakes are thick sloppy joe are amazing the…read moreonly bad thing is the seats won't fit bigger people and the only place too sit for bigger people is next too the toilet that stinks bad so I had to eat in my car

How awesome is it to partner and work with a place later on in life that had a special impact on…read moreyou as a child. I was fortunate enough to live in Wernersville on the mountain next to Camp Conrad Weiser and Bynden Wood Day Camp. My dad sent me and my friends there many summers and it was an amazing experience I will never forget! I have fond memories of my time at camp and what all I got to do there.... archery, jewelry, tetherball, hikes, camping, capture the flag, swimming, and more. Highly recommend sending your child here or being a camp counselor!

The activity staff are hard working and try to accommodate. The dining staff are rude and…read moredisrespectful. They have dozens of rules, yell at both children and adults at every meal and give grief over having to serve children with food allergies. I rarely encounter such rotten personalities.

I attended two events this past weekend at this beautiful historical mansion! The owners were…read morefantastic in so many ways! The PJ and Wine event was well done and so much fun! One Hope Winery was there to do a tasting and the finger foods, pizza and milkshakes were delicious! Stayed the night in the Victorian Suite, and the bed was so comfy and the room cozy with a feel of the past! Breakfast was delicious with more historical information shared by one of the owners! But the best was the Mystery Dinner later that day! An event where everyone showed up in character and you played a part all the way to the end! So much laughter! So much fun! The food was again delicious and the desert cakes are still on my mind! I highly recommend this Bed and Breakfast! Daphne, Paul and Sherry were fantastic hosts! And if looking to book an event, try a Mystery Dinner! Daphne, Lisa and Paul are so entertaining and really keep the guests guessing!

I've attended several events at The Overlook Mansion, including a sleepover themed party and my…read morebachelorette party. The establishment is beautiful. The owner and designer, Daphne, goes out of her way to make sure you feel welcome and comfortable during your stay. The food is delicious and the beds are comfortable. I highly recommend a stay at The Overlook Mansion, especially for one of the sleepover parties!