What a glorious and fantastic gift, to be able to find a drive-in theatre in this day and age. A…read moretrue throwback that, every year, I am grateful is still up here and active. For a reasonable price per person you can drive in, pull up, tune your car radio to a specific station and engage in a time-honored tradition/have a glorious experience where you can watch a movie--or two (same price for a double feature)--in a unique, picturesque setting. Prices are reasonable, and the snack bar is equipped with more than just popcorn--candy of course, but also fried treats like jalapeño poppers. You will have a great time here--an experience, and a special, unique one--I often hate nostalgia, but in this case it is warranted--I will never cease to appreciate this unique option.

In the area with my boyfriend and we found out there's a drive in! We knew we had to go, and it's…read moreopening weekend! Drive-ins are obsolete on Long Island so this was a real treat for us! We chose the Mario movie and Puss in Boots The Last Wish double feature. It's only $11 per adult! You cannot beat that. We went to the snack bar for some dinner and popcorn. We got a popcorn bucket, hot dog, chicken tenders and two orders of curly fries. Everything was so good, and only cost $28!! So for two movies, all those snacks it only cost $39. The value is amazing, and everything was delicious. Staff was friendly too. Admission to the drive-in is cash only, but the snack bar takes cards. The whole drive-in experience was great! We turned to the radio station and they played great music until the movie started. They also announced when last call was during the second movie. The bathrooms were also clean. I highly recommend if you're in the area!

The tour guide was absolutely amazing. He kept making jokes and was keeping us entertained almost…read morethe entire time. It was Sir James. He did a phenomenal job and he showed us around, telling us how to take the best photos. I got to be a demonstration. A truck show was making sound the entire time but that did not stop him. He did an excellent job and overall the tour was amazing and the history was interesting and a bit unnerving but it kept me hooked.

History comes alive at Fort William Henry. It is a restored Colonial fortress of 1755-1757 French…read moreand Indian War era located at the strategic south end of Lake George, an important part of the water transportation system used by both Native Americans and the Europeans Visitors to the Fort have an opportunity to experience plenty of history: the long boiling tensions between global superpowers, the early days of a new nation and its impact on indigenous peoples, and the backdrop for one of American literature's great novels. Visitors can experience this living museum with guided tours, historical interpreters, musket and cannon fire demonstrations, and self-guided tours. In the fall, the Fort hosts Haunted History Tours featuring guided tours of spooky spots at the Fort and some great ghost stories. If you are a history buff, this is a must-do for you.

Bolton Landing, NY - my introduction to Up Yonda Farm came courtesy of the Lake George Winter…read moreCarnival, which included a naturalist-led snowshoe hike in its activity lineup. Although we didn't make the tour (sold out), we drove up anyway to see if we could rent snowshoes to hike the trails on our own. Fortunately, there were plenty of snowshoes to go around - including kids/toddler sizes! - despite the tour group before us which I was afraid would clear out the snowshoe racks. But that was not at all the case! Rick and Linda at the Center could not have been lovelier or more helpful. Rick walked us through the trail map, pointing out where the tour group had gone (who would've broken in the snow for us), and being mindful of the fact that we were hiking with a small child who may or may not have a meltdown somewhere along the way, and how far into the hike it is likely to happen, from experience. I pulled out AllTrails to help with navigation, and Rick told us he actually created the GPS tracks for the property in the app! There are 3 miles of hiking trails across the 73-acre property, well marked with blazes and easy to follow. The woods were so beautiful and serene in the fresh snow. My child enjoyed the StoryWalk on the Sugar Trail and had me read the story to him. In addition to the educational exhibits in the farmhouse welcome center & museum (including some cute turtles!), the Center offers a variety of environmental education programs throughout the year (birds, butterflies, wildlife, night sky, hikes, field guides, crafting, seasonal events, etc.). It is now maple sugaring season so you can learn about the process and visit the sugarhouse when it's open. In the summer, you can see the butterfly garden, picnic by the pond, and explore the grounds with vistas of Lake George. We loved our visit to Up Yonda Farm, and the snowshoe hike turned out to be the highlight of our weekend. What a magical experience for all seasons!

I recently visited Up Yonda Farm Environmental Education Center for their maple-making tour and…read moreabsolutely loved it! This was my first time visiting and it was such a fun experience. The snowy setting made it even more special. We walked along a path through the woods while learning about how maple syrup is made. It was really interesting to hear about the history of maple sugaring and see the progression of tools that have been used over time. One of my favorite parts was the tasting. At the very beginning we got to try raw maple sap, and later we tasted the syrup fresh after it had been made. It honestly changed my mind about maple syrup -- I used to not like it, but tasting it fresh made me appreciate it so much more. There is plenty of parking, and the bathrooms are right next to the parking lot. After parking, you walk up to the main house to check in. The tour starts off to the side of the house near a fire pit, which was a nice gathering spot. At the end of the tour they served French toast sticks with different maple syrups to try, which was delicious and a perfect way to finish the experience. Overall, this was such a fun family-friendly event. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a unique outdoor activity and a great way to learn about maple syrup!

Its a bowling alley what can I say…read more Needed some entertainment and decided to try some bowling here. Its the standard bowling alley feel.... They have a pretty big arcade in the front and standard bolwing alley in the back. They have a bar of course and seems to be a pretty decent menu that you can order from. Workers were friendly and while I didnt eat the food the wings looked really good. My only problem is that our lane kept breaking down. I think it got stuck like 4 times during our 2 game session. Have fun!

Old timey lane controls, but super helpful control desk and good seating. Shoes are a bit best…read more Balls are only so-so labelled. Clean all around though.

I had a really great time watching a double header here at this AMC theater. The staff are friendly…read moreand the theaters are well taken care of as well as the facilities. I definitely recommend it. For the XL theater I recommend watching rows H and upwards.

This theater ownership recently transitioned from Bowtie to AMC. We have different companies in and…read morearound capital region now. I have been here multiple times before. It's a good location to have a movie in as you walk around, eat, drink and finish off the day with a movie. They do have specials on Tuesdays if you Sign up for their membership. I believe the tickets a $5 and their are different levels that could give you free upgrades on soda and pop corn. I just signed up for the free membership!

Cool place near our hotel for my nieces to have some fun. Nice merry go round, bumper cars,…read morebuccaneer and others. Tix weren't too bad and it's in a nice area. The village has a-lot to offer . Cool place for little kids.

Absolutely horrible experience. The attendant was rude, dismissive, and extremely disrespectful. I…read morewould never return and would not recommend this arcade to anyone. The most upsetting part was how my 7-year-old daughter was treated. After she won tickets from the games, the attendant took them away and accused her of not winning them. I asked that the security cameras be reviewed to verify what happened, but he refused. There are plenty of better ways to spend your time in Lake George. Enjoy the lake or choose a different arcade. We definitely won't be back. it was a waste of $200.

I took my 7 year old son here while it was raining out. We LOVED it!! Very friendly, knowledgeable…read morepeople greeted us. They gave us clip boards with scavenger hunts.. This was so much fun for both of us. We both learned so much with hundreds of visuals and write ups about all the history of Warrensburgh. The student who helped us said it was her first day at the museum. She was so knowledgeable and friendly you would never have guessed it was her first day. This museum is free. They sell great books and postcards but bring cash or check. No plastic.

Build some restrooms FFS! It's unreasonable to expect paying customers to walk across the street in…read morethe rain to take a leak.

This place was reminiscent of the arcades I grew up in. It was spacious, clean, and had plenty to…read moreplay. It still has the feel of arcades from years past despite being new and current. It hit me with a great feeling of nostalgia walking into this place, and it brought me back to my childhood. Finding a Zoltar here was awesome! We also enjoyed the shooting gallery in the back. Fun place to visit while waiting for a dinner reservation, or after visiting house of Frankenstein. Also great on a rainy day. Recommended!