On our way home to CT from Western NY, we took a pit stop at the All Things Oz Museum, and we're so…read moreglad that we did! My family loves the original movie, especially my mom (who also read some of the books). We did the guided tour, which was super informative and very interesting! The girl who took us around was super friendly, and we enjoyed chatting with her. We were impressed at the memorabilia they had, and it was cool getting to learn more about L. Frank Baum in his hometown. They even had a cute photo op at the end. Definitely worth the stop if you're in the area!

We stumbled across this place and it was an incredible find. If you could take the guided tour,…read morewhich is no additional cost, definitely take it. Mark was our guide and gave a fantastic description of many of the details that we would've just walked by and never understood. I would highly recommend visiting this museum.

We really enjoyed the tour of the museum and research lab. Our guide was pleasant and…read moreknowledgeable. I enjoyed the medical antiques, and my 6 y/o thought that the mastodon tusk was amazing. Would definitely recommend if you are into history.

I can't say great, and I can't say bad. What a conundrum at Cayuga. The people at the Seward house…read moreSent me here. The people at the art gallery sent me here. Yelp made it look good too. The thought of seeing things from Edison was sure appealing. The though of the laboratory where sound was added to film was interesting. So I went to the Museum. The Back door was open but I noticed a sign that said to go to the front door, the back was for deliveries. So to the font door. LOCKED. with a sign that said May 15th (two weeks away) while they put in a new exhibit. Disappointing at best. The building is nice from the outside. I wonder what is in there? The Case Film Lab in back - was also locked and who know why I was not allowed to enter. I wonder when I will be in this town again. Moral - or at lest recommendation - Call ahead

Cool spot to kill some time with friends and family! This 2000 square foot place feels ten times…read morelarger than it actually is with the plethora of mirrors, turns, false exits and dead ends. For $10 you are given some gloves, a quick run down on getting through the maze, and all the time you want to complete it. Seeming like a simple task, so me and my friends gloved up and charged in. Then, like a blind man at an orgy, I had to feel my way through. I REPEAT, FEEL YOUR WAY THROUGH and take your time. I saw a kid run into one of the dead ends it was not pretty. There are multiple paths to take, and at times I found myself back at the beginning. As vast as the maze seems, I got out to the other side in about 15-20 minutes tops. You can also mix it up, and take the reverse route, or competitively race against others. Be forewarned, after being in the maze for an extended period of time you might feel a bit disoriented! I wish there were lockers or a place to keep items. However, the man at the counter was nice enough to watch the stuff me and my friends bought at the mall. We all got through both paths of the maze for about 45min-1hr. It was a cool experience, but what should I do after all of that? The novelty wears out after a little while. Maybe they will switch up the maze paths or add more real estate for a bigger challenge. Nonetheless, it's still a cool thing to try to kill time, but I really don't see anyone utilizing the whole day pass after their first experience. 3.5 Stars!

The man working there was nice. You must wear gloves provided to obviously keep the mirrors clean…read moreand avoid people from giving it away with fingerprints. The price is $10pp and kids under 5 is free. I finished this in 4 minutes, it wasn't that bad.

Beaver Lake has long been a special place for our family. For over 40 years we have been enjoying…read morethe peaceful natural setting throughout every season. I visit as often as I can to get away from it all! The new boardwalk on the Lake Loop is such an improvement too.

We decided on this hot day to take a nature walk with the kids. It's one of our favorite places to…read morego since it's close by. There's different trails you can take, some short and The Loop trail which is a three mile trail. We love doing The Loop trail, it was nice to see the updated bridge on some parts of the trail. There's different programs and events they put on, also you can host birthday parties here too.

I'm a film and video person so it really lit me up. I visited in the mid 1990's and it was just…read moregreat. I could spend a few days there and to be truthful, it's not that big then. If you aren't a dedicated RTV person then you could cover it in a few hours but for me it's different. Speak to the people there. Ask lots of questions. They're a font of great info and the stories really bring the struggles of the individual inventors to life. Embodied in the museum are the age old interests of Money, Fame, Treachery, Skullduggery, Romance and a Wastrel or two as well. If you're a media person and you're within fifty miles of there you really owe it to yourself and the people you work with to go visit.

This is where talkies were invented. I'm not technically minded so quite a bit of the explanation…read moreof materials and techniques was difficult for me, but it was still fascinating and the guide friendly and interesting.

What a great, new way to celebrate a child's birthday. Games on a Roll was a wonderful experience…read morefor all during our son's 9th birthday. The unit showed up on time and all the staff was extremely friendly and helpful. So many different kinds of games, each child had a lot to choose from and all of them playing at the same time. Each child went home with huge smiles and parents are already asking how to book a party with Games on a Roll. Would definately recommend them!

We used Games on a roll for our son's 6th birthday party. It was amazing - they showed up early,…read moreset up very quickly and loaded the kids up. They absolutely loved it - my son said it was the best birthday ever and he wants to have Games on a roll every single year! Erin and her assistant were so patient and helpful with the kids (most were 5 year olds). The trailer is very clean, neatly lit and the perfect temperature. We have a small house to fit 13 kids inside for 2 hours so this was the perfect fit for us! Thanks you so much Games on a roll!

We recently attended their production of Sunday in the Park with George. For a small local theater…read morewhich is located in the basement of a church, they did an amazing job. Not only did they have a live orchestra performing the music, but they had quality vocal mikes, lighting and a great sound system. Plus, the chairs are very comfortable. The playhouse performs year-round with a new show about every 2 months. Some are new, some are edgy, some are humorous, and some are classics.

Really struggled with how to rate this experience. Those that know me well know Halloween is my…read morefavorite Holiday. What is not to like about a holiday centered around candy LOL !!! This haunt for the area is good but what made the experience so bad were the wait times... Wish they were like other haunts that sell only so many tickets for time slots. Spent more time waiting than the actual haunt. While they sell VIP tickets they are considerable more. Would have also gone earlier to ensure time to throughly enjoy the experience. My other big thing was they really are not equipped or able to handle handicapped patrons. Not enough handicapped parking and no formal process to help patrons get from parking lot at the bottom of a hill to entrance. I am recovering from a fracture and this was difficult and had I known probably would not have done this haunt. Hayride line was insane and getting on off ride was difficult at best. I have gone to some pretty amazing haunts so my bar was set high but this was not one of them....

Out of all the haunted attractions ive been to in upstate New York, Frightmare Farms is one of my…read morefavorites! The atmosphere was intense from the start with the fog, lighting, and memorable actors in full character really set the mood. Each haunted house had its own story and scares. I found every attraction to be very immersive with the set design, acting, and attention to detail. The lines were manageable, and there was plenty to see and do while waiting. They provide you with a plethora of activities outside your standard haunted house with movies, adrenaline rooms, vendors, food and more! Overall, a thrilling, well-run experience that I'd definitely return to.