We only did the Dr. Seuss Sculpture Garden which is next to the Museum. We were early and just…read morepassing through. Parking and Garden was free (weekend) and just a really cool walk down memory lane in a well-done garden. The Sculptures were of some of the our favorite characters from the beloved Dr. Suess. A very nice tribute to a man who still brings the love of reading to all ages. His words were full of wisdom and knowledge hidden between the lines of rhymes.

This is one of the 5 museums included within tickets of Springfield Museums. It is very designed…read morefor kids, lots of colors, arts, decor, legos, pretend play. On lower level, they have creative activities for kids. On second floor, there's more history on the real life Dr. Seuss. Our 5yo spent about 1.5 hours here. Few associates are around to tidy up things and help guests. Restrooms are very well maintained.

Amazing playground. Clean, wheelchair accessible, they have playground toys I didn't even know…read moreexisted, but I wish they did when I was a child!! They use rubber playground matting and the playground is easily accessible for parents and or grandparents to navigate around the different play areas with their kids.

It's truly a blessing living less than a five minute drive away from this playground. My daughter…read moreloves to go here and always has a blast. The amazing thing about this park is that it is ENTIRELY capable of allowing handicap children and children in strollers. How beautiful!!! My heart aches for the Martin family who this park was constructed for, they're all so nice. Honestly you'll find my daughter and I here 4/7 days a week, it's THAT nice. There's hardly ever any trash there. The ONLY thing I would change well-- suggest about the park is I think they should have installed a water fountain for when it's hot during summer. Then again, I don't have any clue on how difficult that would have been!

Great place to play Playground is free to public…read more Parking is limited Has shade coverage, picnic tables and benches

Don't know why this is listed as closed as it is NOT. Wonderful place to take the children, and the…read moreplayground is amazing AND free.

Visiting family here from Austin Texas and needed something for the kiddo to do while here. Took…read morehim here, he had a blast. I mention Austin because we have this place called the Thinkery which I can compare this with. The Thinkery is relatively new, super expensive, and very pretentious. Whereas this is much older, and while some parts are missing/broken, it had charm, character, was well priced and was accessible to all. My fav part was the large climbing structure. Would visit again when in the area.

Who would have thought that there was such a hidden gem in Holyoke. I absolutely love this place…read more At first I was a little hesitant about coming here based on the limited pictures and reviews. I am not going to lie, I don't spend much time in the Holyoke area, so I was a little skeptical when I was driving past all these abandoned buildings. The parking isn't bad and a few quarters take you a long way here. I know people are little dubious about the street parking, but I have never had an issue, aside from a few of the parking meters being inoperable. There are also two garages that are across the street from the facility and the pricing for that is also fair. Remember bring change!!! I had to learn that the hard way. When I went into the building, I amazed. It is such a cute little facility. It is two stories, but the top level is more of a sitting area. You pay to get into the facility downstairs. There are elevators if you are wondering. The staircase is the way I like to go down because there is an artsy little metal dog that is there and my son always wants to check it out. Before you enter there is a little area where you can hang your coats. People normally leave diaper bags and lunches there. I always pack a little snack for my guy and leave it there. The restroom is also in this area. No food and water is actually allowed in the museum, unless you are heading to the back for a scheduled birthday party. The prices to get in are super cheap. I paid at the cash register and the cashier stamped our hands. After that we were free to roam. There are numerous play stations in this museum. They have an astonishing climbing area, a water works area, a building room, a mini construction site, an airflow center, bubble makers, shadow room, ambulance, fire truck, costumes, grocery store, theatre, a small slide, a toddler area... We can literally spend hours here. My son enjoyed himself so much that I decided to get a family pass, we have been here about every other week since my first trip here. I even booked his party this summer here. I can't wait for all his friends to play with him here. Mom and dad are getting a little sick of climbing through the playscape with him. LOL. Honestly, this is a great place for your kid to exert their energy. I wish I came here sooner, it would have been a more active winter. I recommend all parents to bring their little people here.

Do not, for any reason, waste your money and go here, especially for a birthday party…read more My nephews bday party was scheduled ahead of time for a party room starting at 11am when they open at 11am so naturally, no one was there one time to open. One worker showed up and could not get in and was calling and calling because whoever was supposed to open was late or didn't show. So unorganized. When we got in, the place was dirty and the party rooms weren't set up and no one knew where to find the table clothes, plates, etc. The room was way too small for the amount of people we had and although the kids didn't know better because they are 4 and 5, I was annoyed. Just don't do it.

grate staff and fun for everyone. I say if you want a place to have fun with the family, go to…read morealtitude.

This is a lovely park! There's two parking lots with adequate parking. As you enter the playground,…read morethere's a Mr. Potato Head ready to greet you. The rides are broken down by age, so you know which ones you can direct your kid to. There's a walk climbing wall, a bouncy car, a cute train, slides all over the place and swings! There are even swings for toddlers! I've never seen one before. And a tire swing for the riskier kids. I saw a pool, which would be great in the summer. I totally loved this park, and will definitely come back again. We just moved from Hawaii, so this is a step up from what we are used to. I'm going to love living here!

Not impressed for a park in Longmeadow. Trash on the playground. Thick amount of Leaves and sticks…read moreeverywhere. Equipment looked old and not maintained. It's a big playground setting with different things. I did like the rubberized ground under the playground. One slide had a big crack in it with sharp plastic. Nothing was gold plated or diamond encrusted. Very disappointing.

My friends and I recently visited All in Adventures Escape room for an evening of puzzles and…read morethrills, and we left absolutely buzzing from the experience! From the moment we stepped through the door, the atmosphere was perfectly set - immersive decor, intriguing lock practice, and a palpable sense of mystery. We chose the "All in Adventures Escape room" , and it did not disappoint. The puzzles were incredibly clever, ranging from challenging logic problems to fun, hands-on tasks that really got our whole team working together. The narrative of the room was also very well-developed, pulling us deeper into the story with each solved clue. What truly elevated our experience, however, was our game master, Melissa . She was, without a doubt, one of the best game masters we've ever encountered. Before we even entered the room, Melissa enthusiasm and clear explanation of the rules got us incredibly excited. Once inside, her timing with hints was absolutely impeccable. She never gave us too much, just enough to nudge us in the right direction when we were truly stuck, allowing us to still feel the satisfaction of figuring things out ourselves. Her voice through the door way was always encouraging and cheerful, which really kept our spirits high even during the more perplexing moments. It felt like she was genuinely invested in our success and enjoyment. Melissa professionalism and friendly demeanor made a huge difference. She was attentive, intuitive, and clearly passionate about her job. After we successfully escaped (with only minutes to spare!), she debriefed us with a smile, answering all our questions about the puzzles and sharing some fun behind-the-scenes insights. Her positive energy was infectious, and we all agreed that she significantly contributed to making our escape room adventure so memorable. We've done many escape rooms, but the combination of the fantastic room design and Jessica's exceptional game mastering makes All in Adventures Escape room a standout. We're already planning our next visit and hoping Melissa will be our game master again!

For being such a big named escape room, I was super disappointed. The staff was great. But that's…read moreall I really have to say my boyfriend and I did the escape from Alcatraz room. I've done 10+ escape rooms and this was my least favorite. It was nothing but combination locks.... No real fun tbh. Idk, maybe if you're a beginner to this kind of thing it would be great. Don't get me wrong I didn't have a bad time. It was just not great. I have done one that was just like a solo guy, setting up and making his own props etc, and it was more fun than this. For the price it was ok. And that's the only reason it's getting 2 stars.

Gorgeous old style carousel. Never accommodating to small grandchild…read more Popcorn portion is incredibly small!

This carousel was the old Mountain Park carousel back in the day. I never had the opportunity as a…read morechild but I took 3 spins on it recently as an adult. Staff was friendly and this was a lot of fun!