On a rainy day visiting Carlisle, I popped into this spot. Because of the rain, no one was on the…read moremini golf course or the go carts, BUT they do have laser tag, an arcade, and indoor go carts under a dry roof. I spent $40 on an arcade card and it got me 1,200 points after playing a few games. Avoid the claw games. I'm experienced and the claw isn't strong enough to work as well as other arcades. Overall, it was a good experience!

We only came Saturday nite for music which was great. The Barn is beautiful with large tables, a…read moredance floor, 2nd level, and a bar. While the beauty is great for a party or Saturday music, it fails on being bougie which I like when I spend money to go out. I want good food & great drinks. My wine was from a box. It was ok, but box wine I can do at home. $86 got us an ok pizza, pretzel bites, a wine in a plastic cup, a special Christmas cosmo in a plastic cup, & 2 simply spiked can beverages the hubs had.

My kids literally went bananas here. They loved it! It is a wonderful place to visit especially…read morewhen the winter temps drop and you need to get the kid energy out. They have bumper cars, a big jungle gym, a ropes course (though you need to be 48" to do it), virtual reality, bowling, arcade games, claw machines and the list goes on. My kids were begging to come back. It was such a highlight for them and could just see how much fun they were having. There is a restaurant inside with your standard kid food. Think pizza, cheesburgers, chicken tenders. Nothing that will rock your world, but is everything to a kid. It's worth checking out with little ones who have a lot of energy. And during the winter, when a lot of the typical Lancaster kid activities are closed.

Very fun place for kids of all ages. Can be a bit pricey for what you're paying. You do have to…read morecall an attendant for each attraction you want to go on and response time can vary, but on the day we went was very quick because it was not very crowded.

We took the kids here while on vacation. The place was small and cute. Perfect to allow kids to…read moreburn off some time. The kids really enjoyed themselves. The food was reasonable with it the $4 little meal. Which was a slice of pizza, four tater tats and drink. It was a little too small for a party but perfect for a rainy day activity.

It's great for kids 5 and older for baby is not good they don't allow them if they can't walk they…read morecan't bounce which is stupid they do have bounce house for small kids and young kid

Two rinks affords the the York Ice Arena the opportunity to host many public skating sessions and…read morehockey games simultaneously. So, there are often public sessions. Beware: the hours listed when you call or look online are not always accurate, so if it's a holiday weekend or anything that could cause a change, be advised that it might not be open to public skating. In my opinion, they're usually understaffed (one poor teenager's trying to make coffees and slushies while watching fries, burgers, and preparing ice cream). Buying a skating pass, renting or sharpening skates is hit or miss with how long it can take. Most guards on duty can be oblivious. While young children and the occasional teen skates the opposite direction or plays tag on the ice, the guards' prerogative is scolding tired individuals resting on the team benches. While one guard was powertripping, at least the other sympathetically shrugged "I know it makes no sense; my manager insists that no one sit on the bench." Great for families and (pre)teens. Overall, not bad.

Renovations to the lobby area have improved things. "Pizza…read moreBox" restaurant was ill-equipped to service our large group at a USFSA Figure Skating competition. Some of the (Quarter-activated) heaters on rink one were broken and did not accept any quarters and thus, it was FREEZING in there. 2 ice surfaces - rink 1 and rink 2.

Came here for an open skate night and rented skates. It's $7 to skate and $3 to rent skates (no…read morehalf sizes, but go down from what you usually get). Check LivingSocial/Groupon if they have a deal! The rink was pretty cold so make sure you bundle up. There isn't really a place to put your belongings so leave them in the car and expect to leave your shoes in the stands. I saw people skating with a range of levels (beginners could push around a chair on the ice). The music was good and it is a pretty family-oriented place--we had fun!

For a small rink, this place offers great prices for men's leagues and for kids to skate. The rink…read moremanagement is passionate about the sport and does what they can do to make sure kids young and old get to enjoy ice skating and ice hockey.

Well, I am sorry to say that this facility is really in poor condition. Plus, for two seniors and…read moretwo kids under 12 it was $28 and I have a feeling they do not put any money into this. There were rips and tears in the putting greens, leaves all over the place, and remnants of water and a non-functioning water pump where a fountain was supposed to be. We got there at about 3 PM and got done within an hour. We wanted to have ice cream, but apparently since it wasn't busy, the person that took our money left early. It's supposed to be open later, but I guess not. I really do not recommend this mini golf at all! Too bad, it used to be pretty good.

Nice, simple golf course with ice cream as well! We felt it was well maintained and fairly priced.read more

Great local rink, COLD as hell, new bar is great but serves crappy home made beer...uh, Troegs?read more

Out of the way but definitely a place to go! Imagine the corn field mazes and trying to find your…read moreway out.to the end...well once you get past the corn field and see the airport you are close. The complex is full of sports fields and then of course the arena! Watch the signs closely to get there. Twin ice surface modern facility...locker rooms are good size and clean. Enjoy this nice place in amongst the corn fields!

Fisher Park is a fantastic family park tucked away in a Mechanicsburg neighborhood, and it's…read moreabsolutely worth a visit. The rubber surface throughout the park is a nice touch, though it can get quite warm on hot days thankfully, the park has misting machines to help cool things down (a few were out of order during our visit, maybe 2-3 out of 4 working, but still appreciated). There are also nice pockets of shade scattered around. The playground is well-designed with separate sections for toddlers (2 and under) and older kids (5-12), so everyone has their space. Right across from the park is a soccer field, giving kids even more room to run. A walking path wraps around the area, making it great for adults too. The pavilion is a standout feature ,it's the first thing you see when you arrive, and it's beautiful. The bathrooms are attached to it and were impressively clean, spacious, and a welcome cool-down spot on a warm day. There are water fountains on site, though they didn't appear to be working during our visit. Parking is ample, and on certain days, especially in summer a vendor or food truck sets up nearby, which is a fun bonus. The park isn't heavily bee-infested, just the occasional one here and there, nothing to worry about. Bonus: Fisher Park is conveniently located near two other great spots, a park with a dedicated splash pad just across and down the street, and Winding Hill Park not far away either. A perfect trio for a full day of outdoor family fun! Highly recommend this park for families. We'll definitely be back!