Kate is the best in town her talent goes without saying and her personality land gets up a room…read moregood business ethics and just all around great business she is running

This is such a great venue. It seats fewer people than say the Landmark but the seats are more…read morecomfortable. We saw Joe Turner's Come and Gone which was very well presented. The story line was easy to follow and the actors were spectacular. Parking is available off street or across the street at the Phoebe's lot for a fee. There is a concession stand and bar inside that offers candy, snacks, coffee, and alcoholic drinks (even a special creation for whatever play is showing). There are also memberships offered if you think you'll go to multiple shows. A great experience! I hope to return soon!

Had my first visit to Syracuse Stage last night to see the Jason Alexander directed Last Five…read moreYears! This review is for the venue/theatre itself and not the show. As a regular theatre-goer here in Rochester, I was SUPER excited to finally check out Syracuse Stage. They do co-productions with our LORT theatre Geva, and I have heard great things. The venue itself is classy, well maintained, with reasonable prices on everything from snacks to wine to tickets. Every staff member I interacted with was SO friendly. Special shoutout to the AMAZING box office staff! I had a conflict come up for my original show date and they exchanged me into a new date - no questions asked. At many theatre's, you have to pay an exchange fee or exchanges are only allowed for subscribers. That kind of accommodation will keep me coming back the next time they are doing a can't miss show (helllllo Amadeus next season!) Thank you to them for being so helpful and easy to work with! Even though the show I saw was not my cup of tea, I look forward to coming back and deeply appreciate them bringing high level talent to the upstate/central NY area. We are SO lucky to have a rich theatre scene, and Syracuse Stage is worth the special trip up from Rochester if there's something you're keen on seeing!

Another year and another bounce house rented from Cuse Bounce House. Eric and crew do an amazing…read morejob, show up on time, and exhibit great customer service. The bounce house was exceptionally clean and looked brand new. The kids had a blast and we'll definitely be using them again in the future. Highly recommend CBH if you're looking for a bounce house in the greater Syracuse area.

My daughters' had a wonderful birthday party at Cuse Bounce Houses on Pulaski Street in Syracuse…read more The facility is clean, the owner is very helpful, their package is great, and the three girls who helped us that day were FANTASTIC. I can't say enough good things! The bounce houses were clean and they offered such a fun variety! I think there were 7 large bounce houses including one for younger children to accommodate ages 1 and up! I can't recommend them enough!

I really have nothing bad to say about this venue. It's about ten miles or so north of Syracuse, is…read moresponsored by Budweiser, and from what I can tell doesn't generally host "mainstream" bands. We drove up for a Mountain Goats/Bright Eyes concert, and had an awesome time. It's pretty easy to get up close, but if you want to sit (or need to, like say you sprained your ankle a day before the show...) you can do so and still see the stage better than you might at a larger, urban venue. Friendly staff, reasonably priced beer, and scenic surroundings make for an awesome setting to listen to good music.

Love paper mill island!!! Bring more bands please!! Such an amazing venue right on the water ;…read morevery nice to have the option to boat or drive .

Went to see the Hans Zimmer orchestra performance. Got there an hour early, when doors opened. Had…read moreno problem getting on street parking right across the street at that time. Got snacks and beverages with no problem. The staff was helpful and welcoming. One snafu was purses. They have to be small. I used a tiny purse for feminine products and the older gentleman at the door was holding his small paper over it, trying to judge if it was small enough. It was right at the limit, but obviously not huge. He almost sent me back to the car with it. Another woman next to me was turned away with her larger purse. So be mindful to keep it small!

Not a bad concert hall but nothing outstanding. To really appreciate the acoustics you need to buy…read morepricey seats. I recommend the middle of the orchestra or the front of the mezzanine or balcony.

If I could give Frightmare Farms Haunted Scream Park more than 5 stars, I would. The entire…read moreexperience was flawless from the literal second we pulled into the parking lot until the moment we drove out at the end of the night. Right as you park, you can feel the eerie, electric energy in the air. The staff are incredibly organized at getting everyone in and out smoothly, but they never break that immersive, spooky atmosphere. Once inside, the sets, the actors, the makeup, and the timing of the scares are all straight out of a Hollywood horror movie. Every single detail is meticulously crafted to keep your heart pounding. It is genuinely no surprise that Frightmare Farms is known as one of the two most iconic haunts in all of New York State. To top it off, they were just ranked the #3 haunted house in the entire country by Islands.com, and after going through it myself, I can confidently say they have absolutely earned that title! Driving out of the lot at the end of the night, our adrenaline was still through the roof. If you are looking for the ultimate, world-class Halloween experience, you absolutely have to visit Frightmare Farms. Don't miss out!

This place is always a scream! I love each attraction and how they vary in their scares! The lot…read moreactors are top notch. Get there early to get the apple fritters because they should not be missed, the other concessions options are also 10/10. They have so much to do once you get there, and are inclusive with sensory needs which is a huge plus and have the best staff around.

This was our first experience here, and it was a positive one. First, check Groupon for discounts…read more We found a great deal that was a significant discount from standard entry cost. The theater shows are... okay. Our kids weren't that impressed. If included in your ticket price (ours were, via the Groupon) it's fun to see, but I wouldn't pay extra for them. There is a lot of hands-on / interactive activities, which was well-received. However there is still a lot of empty floor space, which seems it could benefit from more exhibits or interactive displays. Maybe one day. Overall, if passing through, or visiting Syracuse, it's a great place to pass at least half a day (with kids; without kids it's not that interesting).

Great experience at the Milton J. Rubenstein Museum of Science & Technology. We went on a Sunday…read moreand it was not crowded, which made it easy to walk around and enjoy the exhibits at our own pace. There are a lot of informative and interactive areas, including exhibits on memory, energy, plate tectonics, Earth science, the geodynamo, chip chemistry, and the Micron memory megafab. I especially liked that the museum had enough depth for adults to actually learn something, while still being very kid-friendly with hands-on displays and play areas for younger children. My only small gripe is that a few of the exhibits and interactive devices felt older or worn, and some were not fully functional during our visit. Given the age of the museum and how much hands-on use these exhibits probably get from younger visitors, it is understandable. Hopefully they continue repairing and refreshing them, because the museum itself is definitely worth supporting and revisiting. The building itself is also pretty cool, with a historic exterior and a spacious multi-level layout inside. Overall, this is a great educational stop for families, kids, and adults who enjoy science, technology, and learning something new. Highly recommended.

Admission is cheaper than the county fairs and there is so much to see and do! Vendors are…read moreplentiful and crowds are light if you go when it first opens(wait until later and yes, it'll be busy, naturally). Highly recommend the taking the ski lift(Skyline) across the fair!

I've been to several State Fairs. This one is just mediocre . The cost is very reasonable as State…read moreFairs go...$8.00 per ticket, and children under 12 or adults over 65 get in for free, and that is better than most. Everything is cash or card or both so ask which one they take. The exhibit buildings are spacious and easy to walk around in. Depending on what day you go the music entertainment can be good. Food is ok nothing special to get excited about. They should hand out maps as you enter so you can get a feel for where things are to see it to find that favorite food or entertainment; their online maps are not very informative.