It was a fun evening of Spooks, and Frights, Five fun spooky themed mazes to venture through. The…read morefirst three were the spookiest and had many actors, the many clowns, and the Terrifier were by far the creepiest! The creepy and porcelain dolls, especially the one roaming the line giving Erie hugs was a little bit of frightening fun! Loved the clown setting off fog bombs into the crowd, was very interactive this visit, by far more screams and frights!

I went again after 2 years and nothing changed only thing different is the price went up. They say…read moreyou won't get touched by the members yet there were multiple times where a member would bump or grab you to scare you. Ontop of that there should definitely be a hygiene check because there's definitely people with lice there. It would be a one star if it weren't for the few actors who were nice one in the movie theater start was very respectful and kind and then the lady and man inside the earthquake machine.

Cool spot to kill some time with friends and family! This 2000 square foot place feels ten times…read morelarger than it actually is with the plethora of mirrors, turns, false exits and dead ends. For $10 you are given some gloves, a quick run down on getting through the maze, and all the time you want to complete it. Seeming like a simple task, so me and my friends gloved up and charged in. Then, like a blind man at an orgy, I had to feel my way through. I REPEAT, FEEL YOUR WAY THROUGH and take your time. I saw a kid run into one of the dead ends it was not pretty. There are multiple paths to take, and at times I found myself back at the beginning. As vast as the maze seems, I got out to the other side in about 15-20 minutes tops. You can also mix it up, and take the reverse route, or competitively race against others. Be forewarned, after being in the maze for an extended period of time you might feel a bit disoriented! I wish there were lockers or a place to keep items. However, the man at the counter was nice enough to watch the stuff me and my friends bought at the mall. We all got through both paths of the maze for about 45min-1hr. It was a cool experience, but what should I do after all of that? The novelty wears out after a little while. Maybe they will switch up the maze paths or add more real estate for a bigger challenge. Nonetheless, it's still a cool thing to try to kill time, but I really don't see anyone utilizing the whole day pass after their first experience. 3.5 Stars!

The man working there was nice. You must wear gloves provided to obviously keep the mirrors clean…read moreand avoid people from giving it away with fingerprints. The price is $10pp and kids under 5 is free. I finished this in 4 minutes, it wasn't that bad.

It's like a theme park of escape rooms. Visually pleasing. You get a score at the end to compare…read moreyourself to other groups. It takes about 25-30 minutes so shorter than the usual game room. Preferred Drago's Castle to Tomb (FYI Tomb can be scary for children as it is loud and at times dark). My only issue with Drago's is the gears in one puzzle keep falling off the wall so watch your head! Would go again. Would definitely book online before you go or you may have to wait ... and wait

SUPER FUN!!! AMAZING EXPERIENCE!!…read more My family & I came to have our family fun day. We saw 5 Wits & we were like uhh.. escape room? Not sure if its good experience for 10 yrs old child.. but we decided to check it out. We paid & try Dragon. YO. WAIT... we instantly having a FUN! Hands on experience, teamwork, & communicate. I mean, its NOT ESCAPE ROOM, ITS SOLVE TO FIND THE WAY TO WIN. It was so much fun! We ENJOYED A LOT!! After that, we saw our score- 86. That is pretty awesome. Left there & we talked a lot by wanting to try other 3- Space, Tomb, & Espionage. After our dinner & we went back there again... yep, we played other 3!!! We finished all of 4 in one day & it is WORTH OUR MONEY!! Staff is ultimately friendly!!! We continue to talk about them how we can solve & want to beat our scores whenever we visit again. Definitely going to plan to visit back again!

First visit to the NY state fair in 4 years. We went on a cloudy/rainy Monday afternoon and were…read moresurprised by how lively the crowds were. Parking was manageable. We paid and were directed into the lot. We found a spot quickly. Be prepared to walk. We had to walk a little bit to an entrance. From there we paid for our admission at a kiosk and headed in. I love that there are bathrooms all over. They were easy to find. Nothing fancy but clean enough. It's shocking how far you'll walk without even realizing it. It only hit us when we decided to leave and realized how long the walk back to the car was. It's well worth it to take your time and explore all the different attractions. We enjoyed the well know staples such as the milk bar and the baked potato booth. It's worthwhile to come prepared with cash. Some vendors are cash only and you can avoid ATM fees. They have water filling stations available and if you need to purchase water it's capped at $3 dollars. They had new sensory areas available this year. We didn't stop in but it's great to see this added for those who need it. My only complaint was seeing so many vendors utilize AI for their art work. I know this is beyond the control of the fair but it's really unappealing, especially as the images of food look nothing like the offerings and are sometimes repulsive looking. Overall, loved the fair and had a great time checking everything out .

We love a good o'l fair. This one is large and is one of the more enjoyable ones we've been to. We…read morecame here a few years ago and loved it so much we decided to return and we're from DC. The fairgrounds are massive. It really takes an entire day to make your way through all of the activities. There is a wide range of shows to check out and our kids especially loved the logging show, even if we thought it was a little dull. The circus was also a hit, but a little too long for our taste. It ran over an hour and while my kids were into it, I started to drift off. You'll find the standard fair food but they also have a lot of great ethnic food. There was even an Indian food stall, which you don't tend to see at most fairs. Our kids loved the pork bun stand, and we got a big box for the road. They were actually delicious. The butter sculpture, animals, arts and crafts, it's all here at the NY State Fair. It was a good time for all and wish we just had more time to explore.

Such a scary local haunted house!! Run by dance families, but these scares aren't pretty…read more Terrifying indoor and outdoor tours through two barns. Plenty of jump scares and special effects to keep you jumping at every turn. Loved the extra activites and food truck while we were waiting too!

Beaver Lake has long been a special place for our family. For over 40 years we have been enjoying…read morethe peaceful natural setting throughout every season. I visit as often as I can to get away from it all! The new boardwalk on the Lake Loop is such an improvement too.

We decided on this hot day to take a nature walk with the kids. It's one of our favorite places to…read morego since it's close by. There's different trails you can take, some short and The Loop trail which is a three mile trail. We love doing The Loop trail, it was nice to see the updated bridge on some parts of the trail. There's different programs and events they put on, also you can host birthday parties here too.

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

The infamous Bridge Street Run started out as an expression of adolescent fervor when local teens…read moreachieved the status of "driver". It consisted of packing a car full of your friends and yelling obscenities to pedestrians or tossing snowballs or water balloons at the unsuspecting while driving up and down Bridge St. It was more of a right of passage than anything else. It's nice to hear that the namesake has lived on, but you should all know where it comes from.

BSR is a great annual celebration, if you could call it that, that ushers in the good weather and…read morehelps local businesses. Students, food, and Sharpies abound and finals looming, everyone gets their fair share of alcohol and socializing. Only downside is the few bars who close or prohibit BSRers and the prevailing negativity towards the ritual by locals.