If you are, like me, concerts, plays, art or sports junkie, you should do an intense hardcore…read moreresearch to find a good deal! Or you'll be crying every time you check your bank account. Those guys will help you secure, you know, the 'best available' seats with the best available prices. No surprises!!! I scored two last minute Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Redskins tickets last year (2014), using Wanamaker entertainment group. TWO tickets for grand total of $220. No processing fee, no taxes, no shipping fee, and no other unexpected expenses. After I called them and investigate, I purchased "on the phone" my desired tickets, and picked them up in person. All salespersons were easy to communicate with and talk to, definitely an exceptional service. Try them, there is no harm in trying. Four Yelps.

I went to get 2 tickets for an Eric Bonet concert in AC. The tickets ended up being about $300. The…read moresalesmen were extremely rude & sarcastic. To add insult to injury, When I finally received the tickets in the mail I realized I had about $60 in taxes per ticket. The tickets were only priced for about $40 each.

Magical unicorn here! I visited Fright Factory this year on the final Saturday (the busiest night)…read morebefore Halloween and it is well worth the money, especially when you can go alone or at most a group of two. The scare actors timed their approaches perfectly and scared the living !@#$%^&* out of me more than ten times. I was scared out of my mind at one point and thought about leaving, but I had to continue because, well, I paid for a VIP ticket! At one point, I could not see in front of me and I felt so discombobulated that I wanted to sit and calm myself down. Right after I left the haunt, I felt really nauseous. That's how scary this was. This haunt is THE BEST HAUNT IN PHILLY 2025. Eastern State Penitentiary was good. Lincoln Mill was better. But this haunt... jeez, it's on another level. Nobody's paying me to say any of this. I like going to places without someone else swaying my opinion. The scenes are really good and well thought out. Lincoln Mill tried copying one of the scenes at Fright Factory but it pales by comparison to Fright Factory. You will be scared out of your mind when the monster approaches you in it. Big props to the creepy clowns. They make Art the Clown look normal by comparison. One clown in particular had this way of approaching me that was hella creepy. I was freaked out! I timed this haunt on my smart watch at 25 minutes from start to finish. It is described as three parts/acts/sections according to their web site and other reviews. There's more to it than just thinking about the haunt as sections. If you submerge yourself into any one room for too long, you will see, as I did, how scary that could be. I was hightailing it out of certain areas as fast as I could as the monsters chased after me, sometimes for long corridors before they let up. You're looking at a much longer haunt stepwise than most other haunts. According to my smart watch, I experienced almost 4 minutes of 127+ bpm heart rate (that's super high intensity), about 11.5 minutes of 99-127 bpm heart rate (high intensity), and 11 minutes of 71-99 bpm moderate intensity. I'm an elite level athlete (#6 in the world in yoga asana competition), so your experience may differ. If you suffer from any heart or breathing conditions, be sure to get that all well-maintained before you enter this scary haunt.

They definitely need more actors. The area is dirty waiting in line. The guy was yelling at people…read moreto form a straight line when everyone was already in a straight line. It was super annoying. Lincoln Mills in Manayunk is so much better.

I had to go see my favorite rapper on what just may be his last tour ... for what just may be his…read morelast album - The Fall Off, and seeing it in Philly at XFinity Mobile was GREAT! My first time visiting this venue and it was an overall great experience. Lots of parking, lots of food and drink options, lots of staff to assist and great seating! J Cole was BOMB as usual - BEST concert of his I've been to (& I've been to a bunch). Will always consider XFinity Mobile for performances going forward.

After years of attending events at Xfinity Arena, I remain genuinely baffled by the argument that…read morePhiladelphia needed another downtown arena. I saw Florence + the Machine here when it was the Wells Fargo Center, have attended nearly ten Flyers games, and have also come for the Sixers and J. Cole. Each visit has reinforced the same conclusion: this is a world-class venue that already does the difficult things exceptionally well. You can take SEPTA directly to the entire stadium complex, meet friends at Xfinity Live, and walk in or out without turning the evening into a logistical ordeal. Inside, security moves efficiently, the building is consistently clean, and the food includes enough Philadelphia favorites to give the arena a real sense of place. The sightlines are excellent, even from the 200 level, for both hockey and basketball. Concerts work just as well here: the sound is enormous without becoming muddy, and the scale of the room gives a major show the spectacle it deserves. At J. Cole last night, the massive stage, thunderous volume, and electric crowd made the entire building feel alive. Ultimately, this arena succeeds because it is exciting without being chaotic and enormous without becoming impersonal. It handles sports, concerts, and the movement of thousands of people with an ease that is easy to overlook precisely because everything works so smoothly. I understand the appeal of further developing downtown, but I do not understand the instinct to dismiss a venue that remains accessible, functional, and full of energy. Philadelphia already has an incredible arena, and it deserves to be praised accordingly.

Really fun place to go to! Awesome and friendly staff so definitely should check it out! Prices are…read moregreat too.

Went on a Thurs night with my friend for a guys night out. Prices were affordable ($80) for the VR…read morepackage for 2 which entitled us to 1 hour together in a VR booth to share a VR set. Alot of options for games. Also had 2 rides in package including racing sim in a car (no pic unfortunately). Also played multiplayer VR Zombies and Tower Tag. Highly recommend experiencing either but only with a friend. Went downstairs and paid ~$10 on a Thurs special for 1 hour of PC gaming with my friend with many options avail. Place is clean, staff is friendly and explained everything to us and made sure we were comfortable. Big props to Jacob and Travis for making our visit great. Will be back!

Visited this AMC location twice recently in the last few weeks. First for the Toy Story 5 movie and…read morehad a great experience: friendly staff, clean bathrooms, and MOST IMPORTANTLY the newer, power recline leather seats I have grown to expect in any theater I visit. Second time I visited was last week. I paid extra to come to the Cherry Hill AMC because I was taking my children to see the Minions movie and wanted the 3D experience (which the AMC Fashion District in center city where we live didn't offer). I paid a premium for the 3D tickets and reserved our seats only to show up and realize they're the OLD style seats. What? I didn't realize the AMC in Cherry Hill wasn't completely renovated and that the new, recline seats are only in some of its theater's rooms. We made the most of it but the old seats are so uncomfortable and it took some of the enjoyment away. Anyway, beware when booking if this is also important to you!

Had fun watching Super Mario Galaxy in 3D. Loved that it wasn't the 3D that makes me dizzy. Theater…read morewas typical seating with normal movie food options. No bar at this location. Sound quality was great as well. Will return for a normal movie experience.

It's good if you buy a sweet they give a lot of stuff that what I like and they do 50 50 and you…read morecould win lots of money

Amazing park! The…read morestaff are all super helpful and kind. The merch store is one of the best in the USA. The smash burger was my go to with a big ol can of Stella. Sad that the pirates won.... But what a night regardless

Fall Festival Season can be overwhelming, so many beers to drink outside happening on the same day!…read moreHere's the case for choosing this Fest: 1. Cancel out all the beers you're going to drink with an (untimed) 5K run (literally) by the Fishtown Beer Runners starting at 12. $25 gets you a free tshirt, plastic cup, tote bag, free water, and most importantly, 2 drink tickets (Thanks for the registration Yelp!)! This year's course had a mural challenge where you could win a pint glass for posting 5 pictures. The course is (lightly) marked, and with the help of directing volunteers at each turn, only a few people got lost! The course runs through regular streets and is not blocked off so watch out for cars, pedestrians, dog poop, etc. 2. Super kid friendly - there's hula hoops, a bouncy castle, live music, face painters, crafts, and other games! 3. Drinks - lots of local beer options, which is great. No cocktails or wine, but there was a cider! tall tables for you to enjoy your beverages. 4. Food - not a ton of options (3-4 trucks- Biscuit's Biscuits, Kung Fu Hoagie, Cow and the Curd and a few others), but a nice seating area with picnic tables. 5. Vendors - not too crowded, so lots of space to walk around and enter contests! With less people you have higher chances of winning! I won a gift card basket with gift cards from uber, netflix, and wine and spirits! They also had some cool Fishtown shirts, and the usual cool jewelry, local realtors, etc. 6. Great views of the river and the Ben Franklin Bridge!

What a cute little festival in a nice open space! I won a bib for the 5K through a Yelp contest…read more(thanks Yelp!) and made my way down to the 2015 festival. The 5K was a fun run and super laid back. It was a nice way to tour Fishtown, a neighborhood I usually don't frequent. After the run, I was able to claim my run swag bag and tickets into the beer tent. The beer tent wasn't huge but it had a solid representation of 2nd Story Brewing, Evil Genius, Do Good (a new brewery local to Port Richmond), Fat Tire, St Benjamin, Philadelphia Brewing Company, Neshaminy Creek and Kurant Cider. It was a bit of a bummer you had to keep the beer within the beer tent and couldn't walk the grounds though. Outside of the beer tent, there were about 5-6 food trucks which included Scratch Biscuits, Mom-Mom's, Philly Fry and a few others. I think my favorite part of the entire event was their pet tent area. They had several local shelters set up shop to promote their rescue organizations. They even brought some adoptable dogs and cats to the event. I thought I knew I was pretty well versed in Philly's local rescue organizations, but I learned about a few new ones like City of Elderly Love and Citizens for a No-Kill Philadelphia. In addition to all of the rescue pups, a lot of festival-goers brought their own dogs. It was adorable city! There were also a few rows of some great craft vendors and services. And did I mention the live music? A stage was set up with acts brought in through WXPN near the beer tent. All of this happened in the huge Penn Treaty Park. I'm definitely adding the Rivercity Festival to my list of festivals to attend again in the future.