Our guide Dakota was really awesome. We booked an hour and tried several games. The zombie game was…read morelifelike and I screamed like a baby. Our system glitched a few times but he was patient and was able to get us back online with no issues. We would've been upset for losing time due to glitches onmy side but his personality and service made up for it. He made my bfs birthday a blast and made a excellent latte as well! Our first experience was so memorable by him that we can't wait to come back. It was worth it for us to drive an hour out! Thanks Dakota!

I took my children here a few weeks ago to try Virtual Reality. I have tried virtual reality type…read moregames in the past but always get a sick feeling. That didn't happen here. Their equipment is top notch. I as a 49 year old had a blast. Yesterday I took my son and 3 of his friends here for his birthday. They had such a great time doing cooperative play. The staff is so knowledgeable and friendly. Something that really blew my mind was how good their coffee was as well. I'm kind of a coffee snob as I have an amazing "superautomatic" espresso machine at home. The VR Cafe coffee is probably the best in the mall and quite reasonably priced. If your at the mall and need a good coffee, look for this place. You won't be disappointed. If you want to have some fun while you're at the mall, play a game or two here. This old man had a blast. The kids can't wait to go back (me too). Worth every Penny.

Becky's Drive-In Theatre is a historic drive-in movie theater that opened in Walnutport,…read morePennsylvania in 1946. It was founded by William D. Beck (known to all as "Becky") and his wife Alice. Possessing a love for the cinema at a young age, Becky first began showing movies in his parents' living room using a hung bed-sheet as a movie screen. By the late 1930s, he began working as a projectionist and screened movies at various sites throughout Pennsylvania. By 1946, he opened the drive-in theater at its present site (originally called "Route 45 Drive-In"). In the following decades, Becky would continue to upgrade the grounds and added a refreshment stand, a playground for children, free pony rides, live music on certain nights, and enough space to accommodate 440 cars. By the early 1970s, the business was renamed "Becky's". Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, at a time when drive-in theaters were in serious decline, Becky's began screening adult films in order to keep the business going. By the late 1980s, Becky's returned to screening family-oriented films. Becky passed away in 1987 and Alice followed him in 2007. Today the business is owned and run by the couples' children and grandchildren. It is open seasonally from April to October. On a recent trip to visit our cousins in Pennsylvania, they took us to Becky's, which they described as "the BEST drive-in theater in the area". On the evening that we visited, we had a choice to see either "The Odyssey" or a Double Feature of "Moana" and "Minions & Monsters". We opted for the more family-friendly double feature. This was the first drive-in movie experience for my two sons, who both had a blast playing at the playground before the movie started. Becky also offers portable radio rentals, which we decided to get so we didn't drain our car batteries. Before the movie started, we hit up the refreshment stand and ordered some "Pretzel Bites", "Chicken Fingers", "French Fries", a "Hot Dog", and a "Moana Burger" (bacon, pineapple, teriyaki sauce): a delicious menu special released just for the run of "Moana". We all ended up really enjoying the new live-action version of the film. Although we had planned to stay for "Minions & Monsters", we ended up leaving after the first film because we were all exhausted. It's nice to know that historic drive-ins like Becky's still exist. We highly recommend a visit!

As always spectacular service from driving up to ticket booth to concession stands…read more Workers drove around to make sure larger cars were parked in correct rows and hutches were down with string. Beautiful night to go to the drive in , the sky was clear and filled with of stars.

Cute place to host events and get crafty. Birthdays. Girls Nights. Date Nights. They even have a…read moreglow room in the back which I thought was fun. Neon everything. The owner was gracious and fun. I didn't see a listing of upcoming activities to draw a crowd in but even if it's just a pair of you, it's always fun to feel the whimsy of the crafty inner child in you.

Serious issues with parking and angry neighbors. Apparently there is an ongoing dispute over…read moreparking and the neighbors will openly disrupt your child's party over parking spots. Owner of The c c. Art Den seemed like this was her customer's problem and refused to resolve the problem with a simple sign. One of the parents in my party got a $30 parking ticket from Nazareth Police and was screamed at by one angry neighbor. Not worth the aggravation. ZERO STARS

I love this place. I've seen plays here, and I've been in them. I absolutely adore this place, and…read moreeveryone here is just so happy!

After moving from NYC to the Lehigh Valley we were looking for local theatre venues. We discovered…read moreCivic Theatre of Allentown and have been loyal fans ever since. The quality of the productions and the talent blew me away. A performing arts treasure in a historic theatre built in 1927. And they have an arthouse cinema with some great movies. Check it out.

The game is amazing and the people are very friendly and professional. The customer service is…read moreamazing

Iron pigs is a great time in the Lehigh Valley. Good atmosphere and affordable. Always a fun thing…read moreto do in the LV

We enjoyed a showing of the Rocky Horror Picture Show. The venue was great, old school movie…read moretheatre. They had concessions on two sides inside the theatre in back of the seating area. The group presenting Rocky Horror were very fun and the audience was dressed up and ready to participate. So let's do the time warp again soon!

I'm not going to bore anyone with a long history of the theatre because if you are from the area…read moreyou likely have some idea and if you're not then you probably don't care anyway. http://www.emmaustheatre.com/theatrehistory.html http://www.emmaustheatre.com/history.html This place is one of the last single screen theatres in the Lehigh Valley along with The Roxy in Northampton and Shankweiler's in Orefield. The rules of the road here are simple: 1. Admission is $4 for adults, $3 for children under 11/seniors over 60 along with all matinees and shows on Monday thru Thursday night. 2. Keep your ticket stub and take a peek over at the concession stand because they give away free popcorn every show based on ticket stub numbers. 3. Only one screen and the theatre is loooooong so it's best to sit towards the front as the sound is stronger coming from the front of the room. Also a slight quirk is that the theatre sits next to a very active set on Norfolk Southern tracks and more then likely once or twice during the show you will get some decent horn noise along with the floor and seats vibrating a bit if you are sitting on the side closest to the tracks. 4. Sit back and enjoy not being assaulted with thirty minutes of commercials and ads along with previews. The only thing here they preview is either for what they are showing next or the movie that they are showing on weekends/earlier in the night for families. So put down the iPad/iPhone/iPod/Nook/Kindle/Smart Phone/Dumb Phone and take a trip back to a simpler time when going to see a movie was about the movie and not about all the unnecessary bells and whistles on the periphery. Bar none when The Boyd in Bethlehem closed this place took over for best place to watch a movie in the LV.

Lovely, quaint theater for local production. Miss Erin did a fabulous job with a summer camp…read moretheater of Wicked.

We recently went to Mcoole's for dinner average prices, great house menu. Items…read more left with doggy bad . The in-house brewery rocks I One of the best brewery beers, I ever had ! I would recommend any brewery frequenters to check out .

This is the first time I play a Virtual reality game, its awwwwsomee, very realistic High…read moreDefinition game, I 'am a lil old for this since,Im from The ATARI era, this place is very comfortable and caters for all gaming ages. Theres also Old School original arcades, Very nice place to hang out and play video games, Staff are great, Family oriented,Supports the community Ill definitely will be coming here again, Virtual Reality Experience gaming system nearest to New York City.

Owners great with kids and gave us extra time. It's a great idea to have something for kids to do…read morein Washington.