It is smaller but was clean and had a nice variety of game options. It was a good way to entertain…read moremy son indoors while my husband and daughter had a ski day. I was thankful that it was available as an indoor option since the weather was so cold and windy that day.

This is a cool place tucked away in Stowe. Everything is clean and neat. Bike path out the back…read moredoor. EV charger in the lower parking lot behind the building. Almost every game was in good working order. The prizes are fun. The staff was kind and responsive. Working with the card machine was easy and straight-forward. Not nearly as loud and overwhelming as other arcades we've been to. The only downside is that it is very expensive to spend any long length of time there. I think that the cost to play games bars some low-income folks out, which is sad. At the same time, the place is in really good condition, and is paying rent in Stowe, which can't be cheap either. I wish I could take off half a star, since I don't think that it is the business owner's fault, but still wanted folks to be aware.

Wow. If you want a proper, insanely well made cocktail with a chill vibe of a bar, this is the…read moreplace. The bartender shared that the creamee martini was his signature drink and asked for feedback - 10/10 no changes needed. I enjoyed the Southern Belle (strawberry drink) over the Garden hoe but both were very well done. Will be back here when back in Burlington!

Very fun bar with live music and a nice vintage game selection. Lots of cocktail and beer options,…read morea little pricey but there are a couple of more affordable options as well like a $5 beer option. You play the games with quarters/tokens from a machine. Most games are 1-2 tokens per play and pinball is 4. They also have a selection of card and board games. They were busy on a Friday night in February and they had candy out for Valentine's Day. We had a lot of fun and considered going two nights in a row.

What a cute movie theater! Very clean and not too expensive! An enjoyable experience, will be back!read more

Typical theatre, no bells and whistles. Usually not too busy which is a bonus. Decent food at…read moreexpected prices.

While it's a older park and mainly for younger kids, it is an amazing place. Over 75 years old with…read morelive reindeer and shows. The history is worth a visit alone.

I can't see how people were saying that this place is old and worn out. The buildings are very well…read morekept, and their rides looked like they were in great shape. Everybody that we saw was having fun. We came without kids. My partner was here as a little girl, some 65 years ago, and on that day many years ago, it was time to go, and she didn't get a chance to see the reindeer one more time. We decided to come up to see the reindeer one more time. Everybody at the park was very friendly, and we are glad to say that the reindeer are being kept very well. They look extremely healthy, friendly, and you can even feed them. Even as "old people" both myself, and my partner really really enjoyed the place, and we could feel the magic of the place. Thank you for still being there.

Wow. Get ready for some serious skiing. If you are into rough ungroomed and magnificent moguls,…read moredrops, trees, and cliffs you have found the place. You will not confuse this with Vail's well groomed and gentle slopes. This place is serious. Ok, I don't do mougls. I don't do cliffs. And trees are best viewed from a distance if I'm on my skis. But I confess to loving this place. Just WOW. It was my first visit 9Feb26 but it won't be my last. Young at heart and needing a place to show off your creds on the moguls then go here and bypass Stove. The snow here is far superior to Stowe and I think it's because they face north; no ice but lots of hard pack and soft underfoot. I skied top to bottom over three hours on some wonderful groomed steep blues and blacks. I saw the moguls as I roared past. I wish. I cannot. If you can go for it. (C you know who I'm talking to!) It's old school. The lifts are all doubles. There is no high-speed. And the views you get are to be considered worth the ride. Seventeen minutes to the top with a view of Mt. Washington in the distance. Did I say WOW. The base is a bit confusing for the first timer so here's some advice. - the first entrance is the hotel and baby slopes. - drive up the road for lot 3 on the right but don't park yet - turn left and drive up to the lodge and unload your gear - the driver can drive back down to lot 3 and park. - plenty of cubbies in the lodge and places to gear up - there are three main lifts here. get a map. Have fun. I'll be back.

Let's start with a disclaimer - our stay happened during the Spring off-off-off season…read more Our condo was clean, nice, and well-appointed. Almost everything was in good working order. We had a full kitchen, two bedrooms, and two bathrooms. Our bed was very comfortable. As dawn comes early this time of year (full light at 5 a.m.), we had both blackout blinds and drapes on the windows. The place was equipped with an Asko washer and dryer, which were very confusing to use. We never did get the dryer fully figured out. There was a large, jetted tub in our unit that took forever to fill and was noisy in use. The AC unit in our room was also noisy. As we were there during the off-season, the onsite restaurants were closed and wouldn't open for another couple of weeks. Which meant driving to get food. We stopped at a Hannaford grocery store in Burlington for breakfast foods before driving to the resort, but that left lunch and dinner. Of the nearest places to eat, one was closed on Monday and Tuesday, and was only open for brunch on Sunday. For recreation, the pool was open while we were there. It's heated and so was usable on chilly days. Do I recommend this place? The price was reasonable and the accommodations OK. I don't ski, so I can't speak to how the place is during that season. If you need a "home base" for wandering and don't mind the off-season inconveniences, Smugg's is a decent choice.

I can't believe nobody has reviewed this place yet. I actually came here to see what others…read morethought. What I do know is that the place is clean and nice. Private instruction is readily available. What I don't know is how good they are at developing talent. I am told my son is good and worth investing in but am I being told that so I keep coming back?

From the owner: The Strike Zone is a Baseball and Softball training facility located in Essex Junction, Vermont. We…read morehave ten cages, two automatic pitching machines, and hitting/pitching analysis tools and simulators. We offer group and team cage rentals along with private and semi-private instruction. Our instructors are dedicated to improving the skills of young athletes through unique developmental and analysis programs.