Their marketing/promotion department is terrible and not at all organized. There aren't many…read morereasons to pay $40 per person for a seat in Row M of Section 102 for Single A baseball, but I did find one. I'm a huge fan of The Office and the Spinners were advertising an Office Trivia Night featuring an appearance by Leslie David Baker who played Stanley on the show. There was also a BBQ buffet included in the price. The BBQ was ok, not bad for a baseball game, but nothing to write home about. Burgers, dogs (with no grill marks), ribs, pulled pork and pulled chicken, corn on the cob, beans, but no corn bread. The trivia was fun too, some nice and easy questions and some real difficult ones. We didn't finish in the top 3, but we still had a good time. The promotions department really dropped the ball on the appearance by Stanley. He was there, but not for the trivia. He was up on the concourse and you needed a special ticket to see him, the $40 Office Trivia ticket wasn't good enough. No one from the trivia company or the Spinners mentioned this. By the time we realized this the Spinners were sold out (those were the words the employee who turned us away from the line used). It seems the Spinners are desperate for people to come that they have no problem misleading people into paying $40 for a single a baseball game. There was no value there on this particular night. Save yourself and check out the Portland Sea Dogs or Pawtucket Red Sox for the same or lower cost and a higher level of baseball.

It's a very nice park, with a good vibe. Food is basic. Burgers and dogs. Beer selection is…read moreexcellent. Not too pricey. Plenty of parking within walking distance. A great, low stress alternative to Fenway.

Swung by here after doing some shopping in town, was impressed by the enormous and very airy,…read morespacious-feeling workout area which is ringed by a nice big indoor track that has full length windows offering some beautiful verdant vistas on all sides. Actual equipment was ok, a bit willy-nilly jumbled up and crowded together though, and the general vibe perhaps as a result of the architecture was somewhat cold and impersonal despite the small-town locale. I was relieved to see that they did have at least two Keiser stationary bikes, which are increasingly rare these days as most gyms get suckered into the big lumbering fancy LOOKING bikes with the flashy screens and video-game simulations, that have lousy ergonomics making you feel like you're pedaling a toy not a real bike. They do have some Concept rowers at least, which is a good sign. Overall I'd say it's a fairly decent Y except for the sauna, which was sorely disappointing in that despite being brand new looking and quite pleasant/spacious, was being run at some geriatric 150-160 degrees tops. Oh and they close way the hell too early on weekends: 5pm on Saturday, 4pm on Sunday. Only slightly less lousy than my home Y in Cambridge (4pm both days). Argh!

Thoroughly impressed with this Y facility, the group class offerings, the cleanliness, condition of…read moreequipment and kids programs. Tremendous value for a family, in my opinion. Check it out.

The Hampshire Dome is wicked cool!! We went here today for…read morethe annual camper and RV show and It was our first time at the dome. The place is huge, and really futuristic looking. Inside - a track, a field for sports, with artificial turf. A snack bar, and more. The space here is great and handled the crowd with no problem. From the website it looks like many sports teams use the space regularly. This would be a awesome place for a night event or food event.

Great place to go for a run in their massive indoor track. It did take me about 15 minutes to get…read morethe attention of the front desk worker, but after that it was a good experience. No one was in the track, however if you want to use the turf fields that you will need to rent, because when I went there were multiple sports teams practicing on the turf fields. All and all a great experience and a great track!

Plenty of lifeguards, water was clean, friendly people. Outside of the fence surrounding the pool,…read morea lot of people hang out.

It's always a nice place to enjoy with family and friends The water is always clean and everyone…read morerespects each other have a great summer and enjoy your day life guards are always very attentive.

Stopped by Mel's Fun Park for a small Strawberry Cheesecake Sundae, and it was absolutely…read moredelicious! Even more impressive was the young woman at the ice cream counter. She was incredibly kind, friendly, and welcoming. She asked what kind of jimmies I wanted instead of assuming, happily answered my questions about the flavors, and served everything with a genuine smile. On such a hot summer day, while many people her age are out with friends, she was working hard and providing outstanding customer service. My sundae looked spectacular with all the toppings, and her attention to detail made the experience even better. Top-notch service and a great reminder that kindness goes a long way. Thank you!

My daughter and 5 year old granddaughter drove down from Bangor, ME. My granddaughter so badly…read morewanted to go to Mini-Mel's so we checked the website to see if they are open yet for the season and it said they were open from 12-6PM. See photo of website that I checked today. I even had my wife call them to confirm because it is April 23rd and I wasn't sure if the season started yet. No one answers the phone. They just have a recording saying to check their website for days and hours. So we drove there. The ticket booth had a lighted sign that says, "Open" and listed their hours as Noon - 6PM Monday through Sunday starting April 19th but no one was there and many rides had tarps over them. We walked around looking for someone and finally found a person who worked there. They said they are only open on weekends. My wife explained that she called and no one answers the phone. The person said that we should have checked the website for their hours. She said, "We did and it says you are open." As does the lit up sign at the ticket booth! The person said, "Well all the rides are closed and covered with tarps." Anyway, my granddaughter started crying. She was so disappointed because we had told her all about the rides and bounce house and she had been so excited to go. We couldn't go back on the weekend because she was leaving to go back home to Maine on Friday. This place has gone downhill. This is the second time in the last year that it has been closed when it was supposed to be open and I will not subject my grand kids to this nonsense and disappointment, nor will I give my hard earned money to a company with such poor customer service. Save your money and go someplace where they will treat you right!

I've been coming here for 25 years. The employees they have now are some of the best! I highly…read morerecommend a tip jar in the food service area! We tip every other food service worker! Thanks for always having a fun place to bring my siblings in the 2000's and now children of my own!

I love how this place hasn't changed since I was a kid. Every other arcade uses cards to reload,…read morebut nothing beats having a cup of tokens and a full bag of tickets to redeem. Great prices, you get a lot of tokens and there are plenty of games to choose from (each one requiring 2-4 tokens from what I saw). Staff were helpful and friendly. Food was good and the place was clean. Great place to spend a day (:

I get it's one of the few clubs in the area, coaches are either College kids who barely know…read moreanything or have the time to care. People who run the club are very stuck up and only care about certain players. EXPENSIVE as hell for the few tournaments you go to. They like taking younger kids and prioritizing them over older kids who actually want to get better. Overall don't give them your money and go to a different club where you will grow and develop as a player and person, not get swept under the rug like most kids at this club. Fair warning

This club in only 3 years of existence is generating a lot of buzz in the New England volleyball…read morecommunity. The club is pulling a lot of All-State/All-Star talent from NH and MA and placing well at national tournaments. Their top teams don't play NERVA - they only travel nationally. They have their own facility and excellent coaching staff and owners. I see this club dominating in New England soon. My daughter had an excellent experience.

Best ice conditions in this area I have found. Very clean and well maintained. Good parking during…read morethe day. The small rink is nice to be able to shoot a puck around.

Bless them for being the only rink I could find in the whole Boston metro area that was (1) indoors…read moreon a rainy afternoon and (2) open to the public on a Thursday afternoon of school vacation. Crowded, but so what? Inexpensive, great retro music selections, sweet natured helpful staff. Like being back in High School if I had grown up in New England and played hockey. BTW, it's now called Ed Burns Arena.