Easy entry. Good seats. Great small venue for bands. Clean restrooms and not outrageous Prices for…read morebeer.

What a awesome place to visit while in Johnstown Pennsylvania. The rink is home to the Johnstown…read moreTomahawks and the old Johnstown Chiefs and the movie Slapshot was filmed here with the Charlestown Chiefs. The ice is perfect to skate on the lockerooms are nice and they are very clean and the seats are very nice. there are also snack bars around the arena to stop and eat at overall it is just a amazing rink and I would recommend visiting it while in Johnstown Pennsylvania.

We visited the museum as the Flood Museum was, ironically, closed due to water damage. The change…read morein itinerary ended up being a good thing as the Center was surprisingly informative, interactive as we toured the Center as a particular immigrant, and the staff were super helpful! Barb guided us through the flood exhibit on the third floor & recommended other places in town to visit & eat at. We also hope to bring our grandkids back to visit the children's area.

This is well worth visiting if you're in the Johnstown area, or even coming out from Pittsburgh if…read moreyou're looking for a good children's experience. It embraces the town's heritage while keeping it fun for the kids. Sadly, most of the negative reviews on here are out of date and don't really apply anymore. We became members and took our kid here every day for the last three days and he never tired of it! He loved all the interactive experiences and toys, but especially going up through the coal mine and slide. He loved the kitchen area and the DJ booth. The other kids there seemed to all be really enjoying themselves there, too. We have been to about a dozen kids' discovery centers in two different countries in the past two years and this is one of the better ones, if not the best. The employees do an excellent job keeping the place clean and tidy, and are friendly, too. Previous old reviews seemed to complain that several things were broken or worn out, but that wasn't the case now.

Although we stayed off-site, we spent an evening enjoying the condo community--the pool, hot tub,…read moreand the Clubhouse Bar & Grill were all on-par and well maintained. We loved the casual pre-4th of July party, complete with food, drinks, and fireworks that felt festive and fun. The resort has deep history: originally built in the early 1960s on a decommissioned radar base, the condos now sit at one of PA's highest skiable elevations. Each unit comes with a full kitchen and easy access to hiking, golf, and pools. The quiet, clean communal areas mixed with lively local events made it a great taste of mountain resort life.

Very friendly staff and good accommodations. Enjoyed the late check in and firewood and starter…read moreleft for us. Coffee and kitchen were good too!

This is a pretty solid spot for bowling. Everything that you can already imagine being in a…read morebowling alley is located within. My party and I arrived in the evening and were able to still secure a lane for at least one game of bowling. This was my niece's first visit ever to a bowling alley and she had a great time. Of course going with a three year old meant we were going to need accommodations. Luckily bumper bowling and a ramp were readily available. To say my niece had an enjoyable time can go without saying. She enjoyed herself so much she cannot wait to go again. Smiling and jumping up and down each time that ball hit even one pin at the end of the alley. Shoe rental prices were reasonable and the going norm: $2.50. Price per game was not bad either. If you wanted to use your card to pay you need to reach a certain amount in order to do so, but that option is always available. Arcade inside if bowling is not your thing. Snack bar has been converted to a Fox's Pizza Den. So if you come here you can definitely get a full meal to go with your game. Or you can order and have it delivered to your home as well.

Even when im bowling i have to have chicken wings. Lol. No better place to come to have a beer, eat…read moregood good, and potentially embarrass yourself Great atmosphere, great food, great fun. My choice every time!

Wonderful atmosphere, staff and owner are so unbelievably sweet, interactive and fun. I have gone…read moreas softball team bonding, and out with friends and family. I will absolutely be back. I and everyone I know love it here. It is such a blast every time. If you are looking for something fun to do with a group, or whatever your situation may be, look no further. You will for sure have fun!

Totally recommend this place! A friend and I walked in without a reservation on a Saturday…read moreafternoon and had a blast. We had the place to ourselves. There are plenty of games around-- air hockey, Jenga, connect 4, ping pong-- you can do while you're waiting for a lane or just want a break if you're in a group. It's $20 per hour per person. There are timers on each lane to keep track of the time. The employees are super fun and helpful-- the girl who helped us and the owner actually cheered us on while we played a few rounds of a game. There's a room available for rent for parties and they're closed on Mondays and Tuesday's specifically for private events. You're allowed to bring your own food and drinks as well! We will definitely be back.

This place is a definitely unique find in Johnstown. To give you some perspective, it reminds me…read moreof TechShop in Pittsburgh. Mostly an art gallery to show of local artist's creations, but there is also space to rent and learn. Throughout the whole area you will find wares to be bought from paintings to pottery. Separate areas are set aside to use as classroom space if you wish you could just figure out how to be creative, much like me. The space is also available to hold a gathering. I stopped in during the recent Ethnic Fest going on in this area of the city and at that time they had Irish gig dancing held within. I love the reuse of the building. You can tell at one time it was an old industrial building of some sort from the brick exterior to the concrete floors inside. The chandeliers inside were quite creative as well. It appears they reused some old plastic bottles to give you the effect that it was blown glass. Who knew this existed in Johnstown? Now you do.

What an interesting place for the city of Johnstown. It was started by a you g immigrant couple…read morethat established a bottling company that displayed brightly colored soda pop. It is mow replaced by the singing, music, and dance of this ethnically diverse region. This beautiful place is host to many artistic events as well as ethnic musical bands and much more. Definitely one of a kind for the city of johnstown. The inside is large , clean and all newly remodeled. The great thing about it is that It can be rented for private events and parties to make that special occasion memorable. Its very spacious and has a fully equipped kitchen to prepare and serve food Today we are having a baby shower celebration but i will definitely think of this place for future events also!!!!!

Terrific light drive-through light display. In 2024, it was less than $20/car for admission…read more The display has it's own broadcast of Christmas music (and lists of sponsors) on 88.5 FM. Plan for a long wait (in line in your vehicle) to get to the display -- we usually take dinner with us to eat while we wait, sing Christmas songs, and generally act silly to pass the time. Some years there has been only a short line for us, but we usually aren't so lucky. There are porta-potties along the entry wait line, and (as mentioned in the broadcast) "heated restrooms" are available at the end of the drive through. There are treats/snacks for sale just before the admission booth, Each of the light structures is sponsored by a (local) company, and some of the images are themed towards the sponsor. It's recommended, but not required, to turn off your headlights for the experience, which is not very simple (and perhaps not even possible) with some modern vehicles. You might want to plan for this before heading to the display. At the end of the drive, there's a small indoor gift shop and snack stand, an impressive model train display, and Santa Claus is also there and available for photos. The lights themselves are fun, and the drive is a nice experience. It does get a bit repetitive from year to year, but the first time is especially nice.

Wanted to get this review in before the holiday season is over, especially since this is a seasonal…read morething. Holiday Lights On the Lake occurs at Lakemont Park in Altoona. This is the 25th anniversary of the lights, so that tells you that there are many more to come. Piece of advice, attempt to get here as early as possible. This is definitely a hot thing to see. We waited in line for what felt like the better part of an hour. You weave your way through the parking lot of the ballpark and then when you funnel down to a single line you are about to enter the park. While you wait, there are characters that roam about the vehicles. Also, do not fret about having to use the restroom during the wait, you can exit your car and use one of the portapotties. Going through, with this being my first time, I am told that some displays are older than other and more are added just about each year. You can tell which displays are newer just by the lights that are used. Each display is sponsored by a local business and is displayed somewhere within the display or a sign near the display. Some displays are strictly Christmas and some are a mix of the business and Christmas. Something else to look for while in the car, especially if there are kids in your party, is the items of interest for that year. This year were toys that Santa favored. It's a great slow ride through the park where you can see displays everywhere. Some rides are decked out for the holidays as well. My favorite was Leap the Dips. Not only is it the oldest operational roller coaster in the world, but it was a total draw for me. Music is pumped into your car which is interrupted on occasion by announcements. But you don't mind that much while gazing at the lights. Definitely give it a look at if you are in the area for the holidays.

Not to bad of a place all in all. Steak was a little tough and portions are very small.read more

The meals for two are nice. Food is always well seasoned. Menu is American fare. Wait staff is…read moreprofessional and personable. Atmosphere is welcoming. Large televisions are easily visible and televise a variety of sporting events.