Overall, my rating is at 4.5…read more We love going here with our granddaughters. So much to do for a reasonable price - you can spend a full day here for less than $100 for 4 people. They have food in house as well. The pizza is pretty good for an amusement place. I personally love their fries and onion rings. They keep the place pretty clean. There are several toilets all over the place on all floors. There are also several token machines. What could be better: they need to look into more machines that count the tickets. Last time we were there, the lines were long in one area because several machines were not functioning.

I've wanted to come to this place for ages and I was finally able to check it out last week when…read morevisiting my parents in New Hampshire. This place is known as the biggest arcade in the country and as a retro game collector and someone who loves pissing loads of money away to win tickets to buy literal garbage, this place was right up my freaking ally. When I first walked in I was surrounded by a bowling ally, pinball machines, and a ton of ticket games that I wanted to start working on right away, however, I used some restraint. Next! I checked downstairs and stumbled across the prize center and a bunch of other random ticket games, but the real gold was found on the upper level. When you go upstairs you are greeted by hundreds of retro arcade machines from the 70s on and I was in my own form of heaven. I checked out a bunch of the obscure machines and sucked at most of them, before coming across the likes of X-Men, Mortal Kombat 2, Centipede, and hundreds more. I wanted to stick to retro games but after seeing my nephew on the ticket hunt, I joined in and won myself about 1300 tickets before tapping out and just giving them to him. What I didn't know is that he thought it would be funny to spend 4500 tickets to give me a Bluey bag that Funspot definitely ordered off Temu or something because it's quite possibly the worst quality item i've ever seen at an arcade, kudos to my nephew though for being awesome. Overall, Funspot is a, well, a fun spot to go for a bit. We spent maybe an hour and a half messing around and playing games and I definitely enjoyed myself. The insane amount of machines was great, the vibes were retro arcade, and the fun was endless. My main complaint with this place is the absolute trash prizes they have. Come on guys, give people a reason to actually spend money.

Sarah McLachlan brought us to the Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion, and I'm glad she did. She sounded…read moreevery bit as good as she did 20 years ago, and the venue turned out to be just as enjoyable as the concert itself. This was our first visit, and it's easy to see why so many artists include it on their summer tour schedules. The surrounding Lake Winnipesaukee area is beautiful, and the venue itself is modern and well laid out. We were under the pavilion roof in reserved seating, but there's lawn seating available too if you're looking for a less expensive option. The sound quality was excellent, and despite the crowd, getting in, finding our seats, and enjoying the evening was all surprisingly easy. Concessions are what you'd expect at a concert venue--plenty of choices, but at concert prices. That's hardly unique these days. What stood out more was how well the Pavilion itself is laid out. It manages to feel intimate enough to connect with the performers while still being large enough to attract major touring acts. As someone with knee issues, I especially appreciated the golf-cart shuttles to and from the remote parking areas. If you're thinking about seeing a show here, I'd encourage it. Sarah McLachlan was amazing, but the venue deserves some of the credit for making it such an enjoyable evening. We'll definitely be back the next time one of our favorite artists comes through Gilford.

I've seen 4 shows here so far and the venue has been great every single time! It's set up like an…read moreamphitheater, with 2 covered tiers of seats and a large lawn. I like that there's a good slope, especially on the lawn, so that short people like me can see pretty easily. I can't speak to the food or drink quality since I've never gotten any here, but I will say that there is a nice setup of local places outside the stage area. I've heard the food prices are reasonable, and if you want to enjoy some live music while waiting for your show, there's a smaller stage out there that usually hosts a band prior to the show.

Easy to book. Always have enjoyed the performances we have attended. Like the availability of…read morematinees

What a wonderful production…read more We went there along with another couple to see Kinky Boots, an award-winning musical written and produced by Cindy Lauper and Harvey Fierstein and based on a British movie of the same name. The acting was beyond par. Truly professional. The musical was refreshing, especially in todays times when human rights are being challenged by bigotry. Production., choreography, direction, we're all flawless. The only drawback was the venue. The theater uses a high school auditorium. Nothing wrong with using the venue to stage an elaborate production, but the limits of the sound system and the building's acoustics in an auditorium were evident. Still, it was a memorable experience.

Highly recommend! Went to Michael Jackson tribute last night and had a great time. The opera house…read moreis really nice and spaced out well. Parking was really easy too. Our group had an amazing time ! We were speaking to people next to us to also attended another show which they said was fabulous as well. Next time hope to get the pre dinner package the looked great. Can't wait to go back to another show.

My husband and I visited this beautiful brick sock factory with his parents while on the second…read moreweek of our Fall 08 NH Foliage Tour. It is the oldest unaltered brick textile mill in the US (built in 1823) and the only industrial knitting museum in the US. It's a little tricky to find, though! We had to run into a florist shop (I figured they had to know how to get around town) to get directions. We went during a weekday so it was very quiet, which provided us our own private tour. The docent was passionate about the history of the mill. He even fired up the engines for us...music to my husband's and father-in-law's ears! This is a wonderful living museum. I'd never thought about how socks were massed produced before! I can't remember if there was an entrance fee or not.

The Belknap Mill is an ideal place for events -- great location in downtown Laconia, easy parking,…read morebright and open space, and a well-equipped and updated catering kitchen. The price is very reasonable, too. It is a beautiful space and perfect if you want to lean into NH's historic charm.

The Libby is a nice museum WHEN IT'S OPEN... but it hasn't been open for at least two years!!…read more Extensive fundraising and renovation need to be done before it can ever reopen. Please don't make a special trip here! I'm giving it five stars because I want to support the renovation effort.

We were on vacation in Wolfeboro and drove by there several times. I decided to take my grandsons,…read more11 and 8. The first thing they said was, "there's a moose inside." I thought they would hate it. Boy I was wrong. They had a scavenger hunt and the boys loved it. It was by far the best stop. They couldn't stop taking about the mummy hands.

I love the White Mountain Boogie and Blues Fest!! I've hit it for many years. I was there last…read moreyear in Aug 1016. My friends are there now and I wish I was too. I hope to make it back to next years Fest. The Blues are always great! (Friday, Saturday and Sunday). The food booths have delicious dishes. (Breakfast Burritos, Crab Cakes, Cheese Steaks, Burgers, Dogs and lots more.) The setting is awesome - camp ground The area is beautiful. The people are always friendly and fun. This is a great festival!! I've added a few photos from the 2016 fest

What a great annual event! The camp ground gets full, so book early! A wonderful vibe, everybody is…read morenice. The ticket prices are good for all the national and international talent they book to play each year. You can attend one day, or all three. There are vendors on site with food, drink, and crafts. You can bring your own cooler, and camp right there. If not, plenty of lodging in the area. For the musicians, they are truly treated like VIP's! The people that cook for the musicians KNOW WHAT THEY ARE DOING!!!! The food was plenty and they cook things to order. There clearly was a lot of preparation for this weekend. The people at the Backstage BBQ did a phenomenal job, I really can't say enough about them. For the attendees, there are many really good food options. Plenty of clean port-o-potties. And the fellow attendees are super nice, willing to share. This family runs a great festival and they just celebrated their twentieth year. I hope it never ends. This is what summer is all about.

My wife got reservations for us on the Millie B for my birthday in June of 2018, and we then toured…read morethe NH Boat Museum. The boat ride is really fun. And even though there was a fairly stiff breeze blowing up some chop, the Millie B just plowed through it all. Just be aware that getting wet is all part of the trip.... I want to do it again! The NH Boat Museum is still housed in its location on Center Street, and you can see how great it will be when they move into their new spot in a couple of years - hopefully. Be sure you watch the historic video before going through the museum itself so you get a better sense for the things that you'll see. This isn't a big museum, and if you don't appreciate the historical significance of these boats and life in the Lakes Region, then you probably won't enjoy the 5 minutes that you'll spend walking through the exhibit. My wife and I savored each boat and read all of the documentation, and really enjoyed it.

Our excursion aboard the Millie B. was nothing short of amazing! We were warmly greeted by a lovely…read morehost by the name of Amanda. She filled us in on what to expect as we embarked on our cruise. She introduced us to our Captain Brian, who welcomed us warmly and familiarized us with the safety features as well as the background on the Gorgeous wooden Hacker Craft, with its exquisite rich wood and lovely hunter green upholstery. Brian was phenomenal! His knowledge of the Lake is vast, and he has a gift for communicating in a way that is educational, fun and engaging! It's as if he's been doing this forever, and gave us a perspective on Winnipesaukee that was multi-faceted...taking in points of environmental interest such as loons and an actual volcano, human interest, such as celebrity residents, all the while cleverly weaving in the rich history of the lake, including a very heartwarming story of a young Native American man and his lovely bride to be. It was as if he was introducing the lake like an old friend. Brian is seasoned and at the same time humorous. We enthusiastically recommend this cruise. We loved it!