If you want some good old fashioned laser tag with new state of the art gear this is the place…read more Great staff and hella cheap prices as well as a lot of fun arcade games.

Took a summer program here for a few hours and the kids had a blast! The workers were super nice…read moreand helped the kids and it was fun for the adults. The concessions are a reasonable price. Also, there is a music playing machine that is fun. Overal I would give it a 4.5/5 which rounds up to a 5

We had a great experience here on a Saturday night with my nephew. He had a ton of fun for $5.50…read moreand two hours of bounce time. There were not many people here but the kids that were, were very polite. The staff members were great and super nice. Just bring socks (parents included) so you don't have to pay the $2 for socks. Had a great time!

A lot of interesting exhibits, can learn a lot here +;imagine what hard labor felt like im the…read moreworst conditions. Don't expect TOO much- its free but appreciate the donators. Kid sitting at counter kinda rude; maybe they were just having a bad day.

The Salt Museum is pretty cool to spend anywhere from 10-30 minutes. It's free (they also accept…read moredonations), and surrounded by a park, nice waterfront, bike path, and near a free public parking lot, so why not check it out? The staff was friendly. The history and exhibits were neat too. Definitely a little dark and "divey" as one reviewer wrote, but a unique piece of local history nonetheless. There is also a free electric car charging station near the park office building, but no restroom in the museum.

Really struggled with how to rate this experience. Those that know me well know Halloween is my…read morefavorite Holiday. What is not to like about a holiday centered around candy LOL !!! This haunt for the area is good but what made the experience so bad were the wait times... Wish they were like other haunts that sell only so many tickets for time slots. Spent more time waiting than the actual haunt. While they sell VIP tickets they are considerable more. Would have also gone earlier to ensure time to throughly enjoy the experience. My other big thing was they really are not equipped or able to handle handicapped patrons. Not enough handicapped parking and no formal process to help patrons get from parking lot at the bottom of a hill to entrance. I am recovering from a fracture and this was difficult and had I known probably would not have done this haunt. Hayride line was insane and getting on off ride was difficult at best. I have gone to some pretty amazing haunts so my bar was set high but this was not one of them....

Out of all the haunted attractions ive been to in upstate New York, Frightmare Farms is one of my…read morefavorites! The atmosphere was intense from the start with the fog, lighting, and memorable actors in full character really set the mood. Each haunted house had its own story and scares. I found every attraction to be very immersive with the set design, acting, and attention to detail. The lines were manageable, and there was plenty to see and do while waiting. They provide you with a plethora of activities outside your standard haunted house with movies, adrenaline rooms, vendors, food and more! Overall, a thrilling, well-run experience that I'd definitely return to.

the production value, the scarers, the price! everything about this place was fantastic. The…read morecostumes and makeup were phenomenal on all of the haunters. we did a haunted hayride and the haunted house and it was all perfectly scary and immersive. every room in the haunted house was so detailed and so well done. the haunted hayride had amazing scenes and the cast member leading the hayride was great too. the sets and everything was mind blowing - I highly recommend demon acres for anyone looking for some haunted fun next halloween!!

hi I went with my family and a friend on October 19 not only was the line unbearably long. but I…read morehad an experience with a scare actor I don't think I'll ever forget. I was on the haunted hayride and this guy comes up behind me and touches my back. I got scared and yelled don't touch me. this man proceeds to climb onto the hayride and berate me till his final goodbye. told me that he gets paid to touch me and that I can't tell him what to do. told me I was being a tough guy and threatened to kick me off when the ride was stopped in the middle of the woods. I'm sorry but I will not be coming again.

Had my son's 6 birthday party here last year when we moved. So much for kids to do here. There's a…read morelot for kids aged 2-12

A great space & place where your kids can run, jump, climb, and flip. We took our 3 kids here to…read morecelebrate & they had the time of their lives. Activities With slides, ball pits, a rope course, trampolines, a dodgeball area, a climbing wall, and an arcade, there's something for every kid to enjoy. I def got my 10,000 steps in as well. Food The snack options were limited, but hey, at least there was something to keep the "I'm hungry" complaints at bay for five minutes. Friday evenings We went on a Friday evening (6-8 PM), and it wasn't too crowded. A great time for family fun, birthday party or a special treat!!! It's totally worth it. Just be prepared- your kids will never want to leave. Mon - Thurs: 2 PM - 9 PM Fri: 12 PM - 10 PM Sat: 10 AM - 10 PM Sun: 10 AM - 9 PM

After touring the nearby Stickley factory we drove a few miles to the Fayetteville library where…read morethis gem of a museum is located on the second floor. This used to be the factory years ago. The library on the first floor is hands down the best furnished library we've been in since it was all Stickley furniture! The museum is small but well done with good displays. The curator Amanda was very helpful and enthusiastic. We learned a lot on top of the tour we just did. Highly recommend but check the days and hours that the museum is open since they are limited.

We planned to tour the Stickley Museum as an add-on rather than a focal point of our family's…read morevacation itinerary, but it turned out to be the highlight of our trip! In fact, we enjoyed it so much, we were surprised we stayed so long! And, we hope to return! I must say that our enjoyment was mainly due to the personableness and knowledgeability of the director and curator, Amanda Clifford, who communicated effectively from day one; that is, the day I emailed before the trip, and that's out of the country since we're not even Americans! We're Canadians and we're antique furniture artisans. Amanda was so attuned to our passions--perhaps sharing them even--that the three of us covered a lot of territory together at once. We felt like the tour was a real treat, being able to discourse deeply over the mechanics, aesthetics, history, sentimental values plus the current appreciation of antique furniture. We discussed the variety of woods, the types of structural techniques, the idiosyncrasy per Stickley brother, and enjoyed listening to all the fascinating stories behind specific pieces, time periods, and personalities. The visit really adds meaning to our own work! Moreover, the museum is situated above a lovely public library, which kept our kids, who preferred to do something other than to study old furniture, busy with computers and books while my husband and I toured the floor above. The librarians were friendly and accommodating. Even more, every space in that building, including the washrooms, seems to be furnished with prized pieces of Stickley antiques! The venue, including its outdoor garden and indoor cafe, has a wonderful atmosphere all around! While explaining some of the history of the Stickley company, Amanda ended up also covering information on Fayetteville, a quaint, history-preserving community, plus other cities and regions in the state of New York. Every question we asked her--be it regarding furniture, geography, history, or just plan tourist-related interests--was answered with expertise, courtesy, and thoughtfulness. Thank you, Amanda, for making the tour a thorough pleasure! We hope to return in the near future for a visit to the Stickley factory in nearby Manlius, NY, too! ------------------------------- People may not realize this as personally until they visit a museum like this one, but the pieces of wood we use as furniture in our homes are items we live with day and out, and throughout history. How we make them, use them, decorate with them, choose them, maintain them, and value them speaks a great deal about the culture from which we come and about the characters who own them. This is what makes furniture both pragmatic and personal, functional and fascinating, and why so much of ourselves as human beings is invested into antiques; hence, making a visit to the Stickley Museum so significant. (Written by the owner of "Olden Wood Revivals", a co. of artisans who specialize in restoring antique furniture in Northumberland County, Ont., Canada)

I will start this as I always do by saying that I don't give out five stars unless I am really…read moreblown away. I was really surprised I gave this four stars but we had a better time than we thought we would. The event was at the fair grounds. It was easy to get in and park. It was easy to get out as well. There were a lot of wineries at the event but I didn't see much chocolate. There were a lot of other vendors that had cheese or dips or moonshine or vodka etc. we bought some delicious beef jerky and dip mixes. We had fun painting our glasses and trying the wine ice cream. The lines were long to gets wine tasting but they moved quickly so we didn't mind waiting. The free Dunkin gift cards they gave us just for a selfie with the Dunkin mascot were awesome. We tried a few wines we liked and had some good laughs. All in all this was worth going to and we will go again next year if we are available. Good event check it out.

Getting in is always a bit of a cluster. I would suggest, for future events of this "alcoholic"…read moretype, that there be a "drop-off/pick-up/Uber/Lyft/Taxi" lane, and a separate entrance for those attendees to ease the flow of people as well as traffic. Once inside, there were many vendors to tantalize your taste buds with food and beverage. Baileys had a separate shot, or with coffee, of traditional and pumpkin spice. Dunkin was a lot of fun with free donut samples, a great photo spot, some pretty cool swag and a gift card for $5!! Many wine and liquor samplings from all over NYS, some new puckerings from our local stuffed pepperoni peeps, dip samples with great pricing for those surprise Holiday guests. The chocolate part of this title leaves a lot to be desired. In past years a messy fountain with insufficient quantities of options, allowed for a single dipping. This year the chocolate tidbit didn't look appetizing and I gave my ticket for the sample away. Thanks to Yelp and Galaxy Communications I and one guest attended free, along with 14 paying friends and family members. We had a good time as we do every year.