I was there last year It's an amazing park…read moreAnd affordable I'll go back again It's so fun Jack rabbit Is the best

The fact that they have raised park tickets almost $30 per ticket within the last 4 years (50$…read moreadmission) just makes my mind up off the bat. I will never come here again. I could see if you have season passes. It would be worth coming here if you live in the area, but somebody like me wanting to enjoy nostalgic theme park trip to the place I grew up going to and my tickets were $50 a piece. Honestly, it makes me never want to bring my future kids here that pricing is just extremely disappointing and price gouging everybody. It's a tiny amusement park. It's not six flags... they have all of the same rides as they did when I grew up there. Nothing has been updated in at least 10 years other than the pricing The apparel they sell in shops are no less than $40 for stuff that obviously doesn't fit right. I washed my sweater once, and the sleeves are almost 8 inches smaller than they were when I bought them The food prices here are outrageous. And honestly, there's not many rides to choose from for the admission price if you really wanna look at it on a higher end scale. I understand that this is our small town amusement park, but the fees they charge, you might as well go to Six Flags or Darien Lake at that point. I live in Florida now and this was so expensive. I couldn't even believe it. These are not prices to charge for a tiny amusement park especially if you aren't adding new rides- realistically these are the same amount of admission to get into Disney than it is to get into here, and to me, I think that absolutely blows my mind. It's $20 cheaper to get into here than to Disney. I am 25 now -when I was 19 it was 17.00 a ticket whole day. It is now 50$ for adult admission I'm glad I got to stop by and see all of the nostalgia. Sincerely, nothing has changed in this amusement park since I was a kid, which is pretty cool, but the prices don't add up, especially because nothing has been updated I would really only recommend older adults coming here for nostalgia type thing, but if you want to take your kids here, you should spend your money elsewhere and get more/safer rides for the same price and a better value

Great day with several families bowling and at the arcade/laser tag for the afternoon. Cafe could…read moreuse some more gluten free options. However my son had fries while the rest of us ate pizza. Would definitely visit again.

Clean and well equipped, this large bowling center has a family fun area and plenty of food and…read moredrink options. When we've gone it's been a little sterile and dull but there is at least some background music playing. Good for people focused on bowling but maybe not the most lively for occasional open bowlers looking for a party atmosphere.

Decent indoor playground in Henrietta near RIT…read more Located in a warehouse-like building with tall ceilings, it's got a large pirate ship themed play structure in the middle. It also has a large bounce house, a small bicycle course, a foam block area, a sensory bin gem section and a pretty impressive water play area. I think the water play area was the most impressive part of the indoor playground. It was also nice to have a cafe in the middle with plentiful seating and a decent selection of kids snacks and foods (pizza, grilled cheese, sandwiches). Pricing I think was comparable to other indoor playgrounds, except they made me buy socks which was a bit annoying (I guess you can bring your own, but my girls were wearing sandals). It was about ~ $45 dollars for 2 kids, but unlimited time and I believe you can exit and come back later (which is another plus). Overall a good option on a rainy or snowy day to let the kids blow off some steam. My girls weren't THAT into the water play section, so I would probably be better off just going to the Strong Museum where we have an annual pass and has more activities.

This was a great find for a close proximity to the Rochester airport and a great place to let my…read more3&5 year old have a ton of fun at this indoor playground. They have a little cafe, a bicycle rink, a huge indoor pirate ship playground with multiple slides, a huge water play area, big foam blocks for building forts, and other sensory type play areas! It's a bit pricey for a drop in, but exactly what we needed before and after a day of flying

I love this little golf course. They have packed some deceptively difficult putts in here. The only…read moredownside is that it can get very crowded. They do ask that large groups break into smaller ones. Minus the possibility of long waits, each hole presents different challenges. There's even one where you have to chip the ball from a separate area to where the hole is. I've never seen this at any other mini golf course. There's just one course to choose from unlike some other places. If you like mini golf I very much recommend trying this place.

As the oldest operating mini golf course in the US, this place is a cute little course that has…read morebeen kept up well. It's a fun time with a group of friends, and has been the only place where I have ever gotten a hole in one. They also have ice cream truck style ice cream available. Definitely a fun little place but nothing super special.

We love this quaint little bowling alley. It is wonderful to step inside, feel at home. The…read morescoring is not automated, which gave us an opportunity to learn a new skill! Food delivery is inexpensive and available from the pizza place next door. We have been a few times and we are excited to continue supporting this family run business!

My SO and I went to Parkview for the first time last Wednesday to meet up with a few of his friends…read morewho frequent these lanes. Parking was easy, across the street. The location is nice, in the sea breeze area with plenty of food options around (no food served here, just alcohol). There were 5 of us and we took 2 lanes. We were the largest group there, with only a few other patrons on 2 other lanes. There are 8 lanes total. The look and feel is very old school, with all shades of pink paint adorning the walls, old newspaper cutouts, old shoes, and all used/donated bowling balls. We even kept our own scores on paper they provided (but later used a bowling calculator on our phone ). The guys split a few pitchers of beer throughout the evening, the bar seemed to be fully stocked and the barkeep was a nice gentleman. It was a very low key evening and we all had a good time. I'd return again.

we just had an after party for a funeral at Sunset Lanes. one wouldn't normally think of a bowling…read morealley for such an event. However, the celebration at Sunset Lanes was the perfect venue. Ricky and his staff bent over backwards and could not have been more accommodating. There are a lot of gaming machines, with lots of room, for the pre-teens that kept the kids happy and content. The cook, Tim, served a very nice meal and the 2 bartenders were extremely polite and did a fantastic job. The cost was very reasonable! THANK YOU Ricky and staff!

Very hole in the wall spot with street parking. We were looking for a place smaller than the famous…read moreRadio Social, which can get very crowded and pricey. There are only a few lanes here, but they have nice staff and great drink specials. Everyone is nice and you can tell there is a regular crowd here. We had a great experience and very reasonable prices. This would not be the place I would go for large corporate events, but for a casual hangout with a group of close friends, I would definitely come back!

Overall, the food is good, (from what I've had) the beach courts are good and fresh sand is added…read more2-3 times every week or so. The hard courts are fine, although most of the time, they are used by the youth club team hosted there.

3/5 bar area, 2/5 volleyball courts…read more This is a fun concept and is a popular Rochester destination for volleyball. That being said, I feel like the courts are not too well maintained, balls are terrible and old and renting the court for an hour is extremely overpriced for what you get (I have only been on the regular courts, not the sand courts). In regards to the bar area, looks like prices are pretty reasonable there for drinks (they served cider in the cheap milk plastic cups they have in cafeterias though instead of real bar glasses, which was very strange). I tried the cheese pizza which was very decent.

Cute little play place in Fairport. Definitely great for little kids and toddlers. Old kids may…read morehave a hard time staying for too long. You can bring in your own food which is great, just not in the play area. They do have buckets for anything kids may place in their mouth. Although no one was using them (except us) and it was never mentioned when we checked in, even after the lady knew it was our first time. Luckily we knew to use them from another play cafe in Boston. This is a great small indoor play place for kids to expend energy on rainy and snowy days and to get out of the house and do something different.

Cool indoor play area in Fairport. Pretty small, but clean with a wide variety of toys inside…read more Things like small playhouses, cars, kitchens and small slide. Good place for infants and toddlers. The infants have their own little gates area with a small ball pit. They also have a small area to snack with a handful of tables. Not a bad option for an indoor play area during the winter. Unfortunately my daughter has a limited attention span and this place might only keep her interested for maybe an hour only.