Went to DryveBox with some friends. We got an hour. We were able to get through 10 holes in the…read morehour. It was a great time. Simulator 10/10 huge 10' high by 15' wide simulator. Atmosphere 10/10 updated and very welcoming. Comfortable areas to hangout. Cost $$ on par with what other sim golf areas cost Staff 10/10 the owners (husband and wife) were very friendly and helpful. Overall 10/10. Highly recommend.

From the owner: Forget the weather and the long drive to the course. Dryvebox Lancaster brings the world's best…read moregolf experience directly to you with two golf simulator bays available at 852 W. Lancaster Blvd. Whether you're a seasoned pro aiming to shave strokes off your handicap, a group of friends looking for a unique night out, or a family seeking a new adventure, our lounge is your perfect escape. We’ve combined cutting-edge technology with a fun, social atmosphere to create an unforgettable experience for everyone.

AV winery is most definitely at the top of list for go to places in the Antelope Valley! It's…read moreperfect for a date night, a girls night, a solo trip, literally any type of outing! I 100% recommend for something to do out here!

Such a beautiful local gem in the Antelope Valley. The atmosphere at AV Winery is relaxing,…read morewelcoming, and perfect for a night out, events, or simply enjoying great wine with good company. As a Realtor in the community, I have attended various events and will be hosting this years Spring Tea there as well. We are so excited! Staff is super friendly and attentive! 100000% recommend

Greatest Escape Lancaster provided excellent service to my group of friends and myself last night…read more They helped book a room for my birthday, and we had such a wonderful time. The experience was so much fun, and it was great working together to solve puzzles, build our team skills, and learn new things throughout the game. We were so close to completing it, but it was still a blast trying to figure everything out together. After the game, we also learned about the history of the escape rooms and how the managers came together to create something special. It was really nice hearing about their passion for the business and how they are still looking to expand and grow. Thank you for helping make my birthday celebration so enjoyable. I would definitely recommend checking them out! We will be back and see y'all soon

Ive done every room here and honestly keep coming back because I love it that much. Each room is so…read morewell put together and actually makes you think, but still fun the whole time. The owners are some of the nicest people you'll meet--they really care about your experience and it shows. It's one of those places you end up recommending to everyone because it's just that good.

loveddd it so much was mad lit and the lights were fire asfff hella cops tho mad sus but was chillread more

It is something to do when you're at the area. Wear comfortable shoes because there is plenty of…read morewalking. They have a lot of different stalls that sell lovely stuff, yummy food and souvenirs. There are even stalls that are giving free items because they are advertising something. There are entertainment as well, petting zoo, art exhibit and a BMX BIKE SHOW. It's better to come early to beat the line at the admission and have a good parking.

For 2019 the experience starts before you even walk in, with an overwhelming amount of decorations…read more Skeletal birds in cages, so many pumpkins, a chalk outline of a corpse surrounded by every weapon from Clue, a spooky witch's apothecary stand, and several costumed horrors keeping the folks in queue scared while they wait to enter. When you do make your way inside, you're greeting with old portraits and slowed down creepy music. Through the dim corridors you'll find a giant spider with glowing eyes, and a medical lab of torture, among other fiends and friends. The whole thing is only about one and a half minutes, but the final room really leaves an impression.

I went a few years back and got so scared I practically tore through the wall to get out!!! ( I…read morehave a huge fear of clowns, to say the least) Besides that, this place was amazing from the very second you're there!! SO EXCITED to take my kids !!! Thank you to all of you that take the time and money to create something so amazing !! CAN'T WAIT TO SEE HOW AMAZING IT WILL BE THIS YEAR!!!! HANDS DOWN THE ABSOLUTE BEST HAUNTED HOUSE I'VE EVER BEEN TO !!!! LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!!!!

Good fun for the kids a lot of rides and a lot of different food vendors. Very clean and well kept…read moreand good staff all over.

Great venues. Lots of great events.Live simulcast horse wagering.Great bingo parlor. High payouts…read morein bingo.

A local small art museum filled with diverse, amazing, & unique artwork by talented local artists!…read moreWorth a quick 15-30 minute visit if you are in the area. Free admission! Parking is unique and is along the middle of the street as well as the sidewalks. It's great to come here every few times a year and see new and fresh exhibits. We always come back because of that! The place is well-taken care of with friendly staff and a lot of side events go on as well! Make sure to research if they are open and ensure they are not in the middle of constructing/preparing new exhibits. Always feels good to appreciate the local arts!

Museum of Art & History or MOAH is in a modern, ferro-concrete buildIng with wide expanse of plate…read moreglass & aluminum framing. It has a generic institutional look so typical since the last fourth of the 20th century.  So much clear glass must trap huge amounts of heat from rays of the intense summer sun which must mean much pollution creatIng energy has to be expended to cool its interior. Not exactly a building meeting zero emission standards in the new age of global warming.  January - April 2022: Exhibition of Works by Marc Steven Greenfield is a must-see. It addresses in a very deft way racism as witnessed and experienced by a Black Man in America in a new, sophisticated, novel light. He raises questions about race, equality, inequality, retribution, and possible reconciliation. His mastery in many different styles proves that he is a meister artist capable of manipulating the media into thought provoking questions often done by confronting and "owning" negative, insulting stereotypes of Blacks on canvas.   In another method, he places Blacks in the style of Catholic icons of the Virgin & Baby Jesus and the Pietà where Virgin Mary cradles the dead Jesus. In the background there are scenes of racist Nazi's receiving just retribution for their horrendous acts against humanity.  There is even an iconic portrait of Yasukè (yah soo keh), who was a Sub-Saharan Black African, who served as a high ranking Samurai in 16th century Japan during the Warring States period, in high Japanese military regalia.    Marc Steven Greenfield is well informed about history, culture, religion, politics, race and synthesizes a powerful brew that if we drink it, it gives us food for thought....Why are we so hung up on the color of our skin?  It's another indictment that we humans are the strangest of all animals.  Be sure to see Mr. Greenfield's interview in the small side projection room. The second floor is dedicated to "What would you say?",  Activist Graphics from LACMA: It's a melange of graphics by various artists depicting Disco Singer Sylvester as Gay or even alluding at a Trans Woman. Black Man in white Ku Klux Klan dress is tongue in cheek, sarcastic humour ridiculing white supremacy.  Series of repeating prints of a woman with the title of "I will not be Assimilated." as though she is threatened by the Borg which, in fact, is our own conformist society.  Esoteric reference to Royal Crown Hair Dressing and showing a woman wearing a dress decorated with a woman showing a big butt seems humourous in line with rap songs idolizing ample derrière.  Another great thing about MOAH is that it's free. You only need to give out your resident zip code. Great way to spend an afternoon creating new, cerebral, synaptic connections.  There are two other associated museums nearby:  Western Hotel Museum and Cedar Center for the Arts Museum. Times and dates vary so be sure to call.

This road is actually named Honda "Civic Musical Road"…read more This is a unique musical road located in Lancaster on Avenue G between 30th & 40th Streets West. It spent less than one month in its' original spot in a residential area before being moved. The sound carried for about a half a mile away and nearby residents didn't appreciate it. There are grooves in the road that is supposed to play sounds making music when you drive at least 55 mph. The grooves look like a long version of the shorter rumble strips which you see running along the sides of the roads that let you know when you're veering off the road. ( https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/musical-road-lancaster?select=Esbtlv1NtNa_ifaPenUa-Q ) Make sure you are heading West in the far left lane and driving at least 55mph. No matter how you drive it, the musical tones are off. It's out of tune to say the least. The spacing of the grooves were installed correctly, but the width were NOT, so they didn't get the details completely right. Sad thing is is that they used the same exact plans twice (original location & here). They didn't bother to correct their mistakes! Anyways, if you want to attempt to hear the music, you should hear a bit of the finale of the William Tell Overture. All in all, it's a fun little activity that I insisted on having hubby drive over multiple times! **Take a side trip: There is another better sounding & lengthier musical road called R. Lee Ermey nearby in Palmdale. It plays the "Marine Corps Hymn".

Such a fun roadside surprise! If you're in the Lancaster…read morearea, the Musical Road is definitely a cool little stop. It's literally a stretch of G Avenue that plays music as you drive over it--yes, actual music from the grooves in the pavement. It's quirky, quick, and one of those "why not?" detours that always makes people smile. Super easy to find, plenty of room to pull over before or after, and it's a fun way to add a little adventure to your day. Definitely worth checking out at least once!

They were polite and help full the popcorn was fresh the price was doable it was clean they don't…read moreopen until 15 minutes before they start but it was raining and let me in

They really need an overhaul and actual management. Bathroom was trashed. The changing table is…read morestill broken. It's been two years since my first visit when I noticed it broken. Carpet peeling up. Stains. Just really in poor shape. Concession stands out of items. Ummmm you are showing two big movies....probably a good idea to get more inventory. Employees literally doing nothing. Definitely the last time I'll be there. Pretty trashy overall. So sad

This is my favorite place ever! If I could live here, I would. The service is incredibly friendly,…read moreand the staff always make you feel welcome from the moment you walk in. Even the owner goes out of their way to be kind, personable, and welcoming. Their wines are amazing and delicious. Very high quality, and very reasonably priced. They regularly create new styles and batches, so definitely ask what's new when you visit. They also host fun special events that make the experience even better. One thing I really love is that you can bring in your own food. They do also offer charcuterie boards that are absolutely delicious, although they sometimes sell out because they're so popular. The atmosphere is warm, inviting, and truly feels like home. Everyone here is genuinely friendly, which is rare to find these days. I always leave in a better mood than when I arrived. Highly recommend. p.s. Make sure your GPS gives you the right address. Occasionally, it will take you to the wrong location.

Home away from home. Barb and DiMaggio are such great people and go out of their way to make you…read morefeel welcome. And the wines are top notch!