everyone from the neighborhood goes here... it's easy to spot the locals. The locals are usually you, and everyone else there. Night time turns into some dance revolution thing, and to be honest it's only really good some of the nights. Sometimes there are just too many guys lined up around the dance area that makes it creepy. I went last Friday around 1am, and found that to be evident, and sort of kept myself in a corner and watched all the hoopla. This place is a pick up spot fo sho. It never fails there are always groups merging and someone drunk making out on the dance floor being pulled off by sober friends. Fun times you ask? Sure if you're the one watching. Friday nights seem to be heavy with guys, and saturday night usually has a balance, but this is only for the dance portion. You take your arse here for the beer garden ample space outdoors, and take in the sun. Plenty of eye candy for all. 3 stars for the dance nonsense, and 4 for their outdoor space. It's packed come spring/summer. Get here early. read more

This place seriously needs to be taken down a notch on here. Honestly, I get it; people are excited about the one bar that aligns with their vibe in the neighborhood they live in. But when your vibe is overpriced beer, apathetic bartenders, and loud NYC transplants, just move to the LES already. I moved to Crown Heights because it is cheap; the last thing I'm going to do is spend $6 on a beer, which I chose because they seem to always be out of what I initially order, in an overcrowded, ill-staffed patio. My bitterness is obvious, but that is just my frustration that the one bar closest to my apartment is over-crowded, over-priced, and under-quality staffed. Plus, their happy hour used to actually be happy, does anyone remember the 2 for 1 at this place? Combine this with their relationship to Dutchboy, which has shrunk the size of Franklin by half, and it equates into me being a crankpot. I've given the place two stars because it actually has a patio, which is nice. Seriously, if you want to go to a decent bar in the area, take the extra walk over to Washington where you can buy a beer for $3-5. I don't mind hitting Franklin Park up, but it's getting to be a harder and harder pill for me to swallow. read more

I used to care for Franklin Park. After my visit earlier this evening, I can officially say Franklin Park is not what it used to be. A girlfriend and I sat down for drinks and dinner in the outside area. Our waiter left a lot to be desired. I know it's Franklin Park and all, but a little decorum and customer service goes a long way. Part of it isn't his fault, the policy of paying as you go or starting a tab even before getting your order is apparently kind-of the policy (turns out, as we later read on menu, you're supposed to pay upon receiving your order and not as our waiter pushed us to do before getting our food). Regardless, a little tact is necessary in this awkward situation. Unless you want to treat clientele as riffraff. No thanks. With that said, I had a few drinks and enjoyed our time there. My chili-cheese fries were disappointing. The last time I had them was at the end of a long-drunken night. The fries were tasteless, the block of melted cheese was hardened and unappealing. The chili was decent but no makeup for the indecency of terrible fries. My friend enjoyed her Cesar salad, and I have enjoyed a lamb burger and hotdog that I had during prior visits. Overall, there are many drinking and eating establishments in the neighborhood and closer to my Bedstuy apartment to patronize-- ones with better customer service, longer happy hours and yes, outdoor seating. Next time I enjoy a happy hour, it likely will not be at Franklin Park. read more

Franklin Park , how do i love thee, let me count the ways..... 1. Location, location, location - Finally a great bar in the neighborhood with interesting selection of beers and ample seating on the patio for a group...eliminates the need for mind numbing subway rides to the city when you just need a beer and a chill time! 2. Did i mention great selection of beers?! 3. Their cocktails are fun and interesting, hello Blood Orange Martini. 4. The vibe. It's chill and cozy, so it's not a "have to get dressed up" type of bar. The people there are cool as well, Brooklyn is in da house! 5. Prices are quite good, ranging from 6 dollar beers to 10 dollar cocktails K, I'm running out of way that I love thee....but don't worry Franklin Park, you're perfect to me! Thank you for always being there in my thirstiest of times. Peace, Love, and Beer. read more

I went dancing here a few weekends ago and boy did I DANCE.. The DJ might have been the best I ever heard LOL.. It was a Saturday night.. Only thing is its wayyyy to crowded. They should probably have a cut off point for letting people in. Also none of the bathrooms had tissue.. Yuck.. BUT... for that DJ. I would definitely come back again. I love to dance and wish I knew other spots he spins.. Its a sweat box but if you love good music I would say dress comfy and go shake your ass! read more

This place can be hit or miss! It depends on the waiter you get. Almost every time I've been there (maybe 3-4 times) they have forgotten something I've ordered or we have had to flag down a waiter several times for help. Last time I was there, they forgot my coffee but then still tried charging me for it. I wouldn't come here specifically to eat, only to drink. The food isn't bad, it's actually pretty great (from Dutch Boy Burger), but the service is so terrible it isn't worth eating there. Although, I would recommend coming here to eat and drink if you have a large group of people (10-15), they have a lot of space with big tables. It works well for birthdays! read more

I come to Franklin Park regularly for Wednesday night trivia, and, let me tell you, it is FUN. Pub trivia is one of my favorite ways to spend some quality time with friends*, and FP is a great place to do it. The trivia hosts are super chill** and the people that go are laid back and not irritating. In my experience, that combo is hard to find in the land of pub trivia. The bar serves up a variety of brews on tap, and always offers a seasonal variety or three. The bar is cash only, so stop by the ATM before you head over to avoid those pesky ATM fees. The bartenders are friendly. As are the waitstaff. Speaking of, one of the greatest things about Franklin Park is that it is connected to Dutch Boy Burger. You can order anything that you want off of their menu and it will be delivered to your table inside of FP. Mmm. Dutch Boy is famous for their meat based burgers, but their veggie ones aren't bad either. Get it with extra pickles. They're to die for. There are four single stall bathrooms that are shared with Dutch Boy Burger. They are always clean, and I really appreciate that they are both private and gender neutral. In this same area there are a few bar games and a PHOTO BOOTH. Will someone please go in there with me? My snobby Brooklyn friends apparently think that they're too cool to be seen having fun in a photo booth. Losers. ___ * Whatever I'm a nerd. That's hot though, right? ** AKA I have the biggest crush ever on the lady trivia host that is there most nights. It's okay, she already knows. I flirt with her from a distance with my intellect each and every time. read more

I was thrilled when Franklin Park opened up earlier this year since I live right up the street. True, it attracts a disproportionate number of white folks compared to the neighborhood demographics, but overall the scene is diverse -- and frankly Crown Heights needed a bar that appeals to the young white people that make up a growing segment of the neighborhood. Good beer selection, decent music, GREAT patio (and room for the doggies). A little pricey, and I haven't always had the friendliest of bartenders, but all in all this is a fine addition to the neighborhood. read more

The thing is, I really want to like this place. It's like the hot, smart person you keep dating because surely there's chemistry somewhere. But going there still sucks. Every time I've considered ordering food here, my girlfriend reminds me: "you always hate it, remember?" Do I listen? Hell no. Because apparently I subconsciously like to feel frustrated and get I told you so eye rolls. Though I am sure my sullen spearing at an always disappointing salad isn't fun for her either. The bartenders and without exception slow and moody, and the acoustics are bad, kind of a jangley tinny roar, so conversations are hard to have. To help with this problem, the staff turns the music up to "abysmally loud". It's a strategy, just not a great one. Also, they don't take cards, which you apparently just have to get used to in this neck of the woods. Why any place with a full bar wouldn't take cards is beyond me, but damn, Brooklyn, help me spend on you! Or, hell. Maybe don't. It keeps me on budget. PS they have a great patio space but are some sorta dog bigots or something. Signs plastered everywhere that your dog is for sure not welcome. NOT WELCOME. NO DOGS. Your loss, because my dog has quite the expensive taste in beer. But its got a good vibe, or decor, or something. And there's that outdoor space. And they have author readings, so that's pretty cool. But Franklin Park and me just can't seem to connect. It would make me sad except there 7 and a half new bars opening nightly in the neighborhood--so there are plenty of other boozy fish in the sea. read more

I really wanted to like this place as it seemed like a good spot. Two bars, restaurant, outdoor space, good music, some arcade games, etc. The crowd there also seemed really fun, dance party in the middle of the floor. Great mix of all different kinds of people, from all over, all getting down. There were a couple of things that turned me off and made me not want to go back. The bathrooms were gross. Yes, I understand it's a bar, however, there still should be toilet paper... somewhere. Luckily we figured this out and just stole napkins from the bar to go into the pee covered toilets. The other main event that really upset our group was, when our table sat down (about ten of us), the bar was pretty empty. Our table ordered food, and drinks. Our waitress was VERY on top of all the beers, but when it came to the non-alcoholic beverages, she could not seem to remember them. We eventually went to the bar to get them. After three of us waited TWO hours for our food, we asked the waitress what was up, and she giggled and said, "oh, I must have delivered it to the wrong table, oops." I don't know what other table she delivered it to, because the bar was pretty empty. We were willing to forget about it, until all three items ended up on our bill. Then we got pissed. She didn't really offer any explanation. One of our party knew the bar tender, and we ended up getting our food for free (about 3 hours after we ordered). I'd be willing to go back and try again. Maybe it was just the waitress, but that experience left a little bit of a bad taste in my mouth. read more

Franklin Park holds a special place in my heart and because of that, I will always love it. The bar has changed quite a bit over the years (e.g. the addition of Dutch Boy Burger) but the laid back atmosphere and chatty bartenders hasn't. The bar has a great happy hour, that includes weekends, trivia night on Wednesdays and although I haven't been back in a long time, Saturday nights would turn into a dirty dance fest for my then-roommates, their friends and I. I love coming back here and showing friends how awesome this bar is! Should you want to make a night of it, hit this spot before and/or after Target First Saturdays at the Brooklyn Museum! Franklin Park is cash only so come prepared but don't worry, this place is gentle on your wallet. read more

Okay folks I recently moved over here from Williamsburg. And while I feel that change is good, I was starting to get a little nervous about the fact that there weren't 80 bars on every block. I can't walk very far with out drinking a drink, see. Franklin Park put my worries and DT's at ease by being close to my homestead and providing tons of outdoor seating that I'm sure I will take advantage of if the weather ever stops jerking us around. The only thing I'm not used to yet is the wildly different experience you have hanging here on a weekend vs a week night. Week nights are usually only moderately busy and sometimes even kind of empty. The weekends are jam packed with a full dance floor where an older gentleman once grabbed me on my way to the bathroom and tried to dance with me. His response when I calmly yelled in his ear that I can only dance near people not with them was to give me a kiss. Yup. Then we got married. read more

Yeah, I'm here a lot. Like, why not?? Franklin Park just works. Cool mixed crowd and lots of regulars. Get used to seeing their faces (read: my face) if you, too, become a regular. In the summer it shines. Especially those awfully sweaty summer dance parties on the weekends.. *cheesy smile* One small gripe... Was here on Halloween night, and there was one bartender at the first, big bar. Huhh?? Not only was it understaffed, but the guy was a *bit* of a douche. My date squeezed me in front of him to order our drinks, but the bartender didn't seem to give any flying ***** about bar etiquette. Serving folks who walked in well after me *before* me? My date wasn't playing that, so he made it a point to *respectfully* make our presence known. That bartender surely did come over, only after making it a point to serve two others before us. Not cute. Despite that one vibe-killing, wankster-of-a-bartender, Franklin Park goesss. read more

Solid beer selection. Abita Xmas Ale? Yes please. Cash only? Sort of prohibiting my ability to really get my drink on, but it's probably for the best. Did a DJ suddenly appear right as I started to get a buzz going? Yes. Did he play "Sex Machine?" Of course he did. Did I get up and start dancing with the only other people dancing, including a woman in a sparkly shirt who was clearly in it to win it? Yes. Did I have a boozy milkshake with Kahlua, Bailey's, and coffee ice cream? Ohhhhh yes I did. SKEE-BALL. Can you get beers with skee-ball tickets? Check and mate. I'm into this place. read more

This is the go to bar/beer garden for Crown Heights/Bed-Stuy. The drinks are reasonably priced and cocktails benefit from heavy handed pours. There is also a great tap selection and beers are correctly priced at $4-6. The music is always on point, blending hip-hop, dancehall, pop & indie rock while people drink, dance and chat the night away. The crowd is as diverse as the neighborhood which is a plus despite what other reviewers have said. The outdoor space has picnic tables and benches and is a great place to hang out on a nice night. Also if you are hungry they share space & a menu with Dutchboy Burgers which is AMAZING. It's a one stop shop where you can get get your drink and party on at night and then show up for a delicious recovery brunch in the morning. read more

Franklin Park has a great drinks selection, pleasantly served by their attentive staff. The space is good, but it can get noisy in the back and smoky in the front. The food situation is that you order in. That can be a positive or a negative depending on what you pick, I guess. In our case it was a *big* positive, as we went with Bombay Cuisine - which was awesome. read more

I tried to give this place another go after a subpar first experience a couple of weeks ago. I came to do some work on a slow Friday afternoon ... Now, I have been sitting here for almost 45 minutes with two empty glasses with zero offers for refills (or even an ask to close out or even a "hey how's everything going?" bleh). Not impressed and definitely do not recommend. read more

I've been living in Brooklyn now for over a month and haven't written one review. I guess I've felt uninspired. That is until I stopped in to Franklin park...twice already this week. I get a lot of crap about where I reside. Crown Heights/Bedstuy isn't the most desirable neighborhood, I get it. But it's cheap, and I can walk to Franklin Park from my apartment, so you all can suck it. FP has it all-terrific beers on tap (Pumpkin Ale, Arrogant Bastard, Hoegaarden), canned beers I've never heard of (Pork Slap...have you seen the can? hilarious), strong, really well made Manhattans, clean bathrooms, 2 different bars (one lower key quieter one, and one larger one with a dj, large screen tv, and skee ball), a large outdoor seating area, burly door men to keep out the riff raff, like I said Crown Heights, and a diverse clientele that are super friendly and welcoming to us newbies. read more

As far as bars go, this one is pretty solid. Straightforward but interesting beer selections, a friendly staff, and good outdoor and indoor space makes Franklin Park a nice place to visit no matter who you are with. The food they serve comes from the burger place that is attached, so it's pretty good. I also really like the fact that there is an arcade-style basketball and skiball machine. Man, I love skiball. Come prepared by grabbing some cash before you get there-- the ATM tends to attract a fairly long line-- and coming early if you want to get a seat outside in the nice weather. read more

I heard so many good things about this place, but I was reaaaaaally underwhelmed. The bouncer was rude, the people inside were messy and creepy as hell, and the drinks were alright. The outdoor area was nothing special. read more

Came here on a Saturday night, arrived around 11:30-12 AM. If it were up to me, I would've been there at 8 PM and asleep by 12 AM but I was told this place gets "lit" after 11. I can't be a grandma every Saturday... So I was ready to dance, and the music was great, but I wouldn't necessarily dance to it. I tried to request a song or even just an artist and the DJ just shook his head "no.." Meanwhile, other people were requesting things. Oh well. The drink prices aren't expensive at all, but their liquor selection isn't the best. They don't have any top brand vodka, rum or flavored vodkas. They don't have red bull or as the bartender said, "we don't have any energy drinks." Ok fine, vodka cranberry please... There is this cool arcade, small, but still an arcade. Half the games were off and the photo booth didn't work. There were at least four bathrooms, two out of order and one didn't have toilet paper. They needed two men to manage the bathroom line... Seriously? I mean, maybe this is a "people suck at lines" thing but it really doesn't take two men to tell people who can go to the bathroom next. Overall, place is cool if you're not expecting much out of the venue. Bartenders were nice. Vibe is pretty cool. I'd like to come back in the spring/summer when it's nicer to sit outside. read more

Nice Beer Selection. Dog Friendly. Ability to have whatever pleases you delivered. Those three factors would earn 5 stars regardless of any issues but I will go on to further share my excitement about this spot. Its a little bit of a hike from my hood but totally worth it...we walked up a powerful thirst and appetite by the time we got there. The waitress was busy but not rushed, personable but not obnoxious and on top of everything-beer came fast, food menus even faster. The dogs settled in under the table and slept on the cool pavement, the music selection was diverse but nice, and the crowd was very relaxed for what I've come to expect on a patio during a spring Saturday night. Had the pups not been tempted by the aroma of jerk chicken next to us we may have stayed longer...will definitely return without them to partake in a game of skee ball very soon! read more

Before arriving to Franklin Park I immediately noticed the gentrification in the neighborhood, the bar itself is definitely a testament to it. Food: No food, just drinks. Not sure if they had food before but they don't now. Music: I know the DJ and she mostly plays 90's jams. Not 100% my thing but I was there to support. Drinks: The price is reasonable, I only had one beer and it was $6. The crowd: Hmm...mostly hipsters, i'd say about 90% of the crowd. Later into the evening there's less hipsters, more original locals and it turns into a little of a sausage fest. I like the little area they have, two bars in one location and the outside area is pretty cool. I don't know if i'll return anything soon, maybe sometime next summer. read more

The bartenders and nice and responsive, dancing party is pretty awesome for being so close to my current residence. Great mixed crowd. But... OI THOSE DRINK POURS ARE THE WORST. I've really never had such a light pour in my life. So please Franklin Park, stop being so stingy. We know well booze costs you guys like $3 a bottle. Live a little. read more

Outdoor seating on picnic tables, shared by different parties of different sizes. Great happy hour, even on a weekend, till 4PM. The food looked meh, to be honest. But it's really the chill, laid-back vibe youre going here for. read more

Mediocre overpriced food if I'm being honest. I got the brunch burger and it didn't even have half the stuff on it. Pretty sure it was made or frozen patties. I didn't deduct any stars for the fact that bartender also looked like she was fighting the urge to roll her eyes at everyone, cos I get it service industry is hard lol. The ambiance is nice so if you want to go for a beer maybe but the food and service is underwhelming. Wouldn't recommend. read more

Friday night party selection. This place is big, with three separate "areas" to hang in. First, as you enter is the outdoor area, complete with picnic style benches and some tables and chairs. Unfortunately, it was slightly drizzling and only a few tables had coverage over them so we ended up heading to the other areas. The other two areas are bars, one small one in the back of the outdoor area and one larger bar with dance floor located to the side of the outdoor space. There weren't a ton of people dancing when we hit the floor but the music was good and I prefer space anyway. It wasn't hard to get drinks quickly, despite there being a little crowd congestion nearby. Altogether, fun spot to party at and no complaints. read more

Great vegan options. Would love to see a "no unattended children" policy during brunch.

On a recent night here I enjoyed a beer and some long conversations. I saw two local Yids role up in a Porsche and get in an argument with one of the barmen. Later on a group of Bro's speaking rough Italian with each other and getting very trunk got in a bit of a bar fight. There was a group of teachers here promoting their campaign to get grant money so they could support their belief that they were better teachers than the curriculum. They were canvasing people to vote for them on a website and they'd brought they're laptops with them. What a great idea! I've heard this place called the Crown Heights gentrification station, but its somehow in-between the old and the new. Everyone gathers here. A good spot to meet up with people and talk and enjoy a brew. read more

Franklin gets a five star review for Mon, Tue, Wed, Thur and Sun nights, but a one star for Fri and Sat. Went there this past Friday, and at the end of the night, I seriously considered never going back again. I'm a regular, there around three nights a week. It's "my neighborhood" bar. I know all the bartenders by name, they know we. I sometimes just walk in and say "hi" w/o grabbing a drink before heading home, and am one of those tippers that good bartenders love. But, this weekend, I was treated like a $2 hooker by the bouncers. Also have this new bartenders who is a complete douche. Balding blond dude...an ass! Now the good, other than this douche, all the other bartenders are awesome! The patio is awesome! The big bar is awesome! Beers are cheap! This is an amazing place to go for a couple of drinks after work, or chill Sunday after a long weekend. read more

I was thrilled to discover Franklin Park after moving to Crown Heights. The outdoor space is incredible--happy hour here in the summer is awesome. The only bummer is that the patio closes early--I think 11 p.m. on the weekdays and 1 a.m. on the weekends. And in the winter, it's really just a huge bar with skee ball, nothing really special. This place is PACKED on the weekends (and the outdoor space fills up really quickly when it's warm), so if you don't like standing while you drink and screaming at your friends just to be heard, I would stick to early weeknights, at which time it's totally lovely. read more

"Let's keep drinking!" - My friend at 3am, as we're leaving a Big Lebowski theme party. How we ended up at a classy joint like Franklin Park...your guess is as good as mine. Probably better. As my guess is clouded with vodka. So I was all "Let me buy you a drink!" (I get generous sometimes.) And then we sat outside. The lights were all "twinkle!" and the air was all "oh hai, I'm warm an' stuff." And we were cranking butts like it's 2002 and the next morning I woke up in my party dress, thinking, "hey, that last place was really cool!" and "I hope my summer continues to be this magical" and also, "where did I put the aspirin?" Franklin park makes me feel like I'm doing something other then abiding. read more

$9 is way too much money to pay for a Jameson on the rocks. And I don't even like whiskey. Ohhhhhhhhhh the story I could tell here. It has to do with forgetting my metro card, riding an above ground NYC bus for the first time, friends (new, new-new, old, complex, Sweet Caroline, a variety), too many beers, shots at the end of the night (never ends well), projectile vomit (not even kidding and it wasn't me, promise!), a bitch and her douchebag date, and lots of laughing. Oh man. read more

Any bar that I can get numerous free vodka tonics is gloriously delicious in my opinion. Any bar that has an outdoor patio is also glorious in my opinion. Any bar that has a DJ that plays the sample from Mos Def's Ms. Fat Booty is FANTASTIC in my opinion. But for some reason I just didn't get a 3+ star vibe from this place. It was just a peculiar night and I don't know if I'll be back anytime soon to reevaluate my judgment... leave it to me to hook up with a guy that lives right across the street. YIKES. Maybe I need to refuse some of those free vodka tonics next time.... read more

I fucking love this place. Calm on the weekdays, and turns into a total dance party on Friday and Saturday nights. Sometimes girl, I need a dance party and I don't feel like going all the way to the Village for it. The crowd is really mixed, even more so after midnight. Some complain, but I kind of love it. Some are total skeezeballs, but that is true almost everywhere. Beer selection is great, I have not had the food here but it looks tasty, and the bartenders are pretty nice. I will be back, Franklin Park. read more

Divey, semi-beer garden type of place in Brooklyn. First thing I noticed walking in was the crowd. This place is frequented heavily by Hipsterish individuals. The place has a medium sized outdoor yard, with large indoor seating area. Has a large selection of beers on tap, as well as bottled beer, but a lot of the beers I've never heard of before. Had myself Carton Boat pale ale, was rather good. Their food was ok. I ordered chili fries, and wasn't really that impressed. The thing I liked the very least about this place is the service. Took me about 10 minutes to get the bartender's attention even though I was right at the bar and the bar was not crowded. Upon finally placing my order, I had to wait an additional 10 minutes or so because the bartender forgot about my order. After I ordered food, the waiter brought out a wrong order, but that was quickly corrected. Overall, an ok place, but not my type of a spot. read more

I love this place. The highlight of my neighborhood... the outside area is sprawling and surprisingly beautiful, and the bar inside is warm and usually blasting good hip hop. Drinks are a little pricey but worth the good time. Prospect Heights/Crown Heights can be an awkward intersection of tastes and crowds - Franklin Park seems to know where the balance is to keep everybody happy and together. read more

The outdoor space is really the reason to come here. Its great! There are plenty of tables and chairs. They have a number of very good beers on tap as well. I can tell you, I checked out several of them and I wasnt disappointed with any of them...check it out. I will say, I wouldn't order food here...there are plenty of better places close... read more

I've been coming to franklin park since they opened like 4-5 years ago, and is one of my fav places in the hood... this is the FIRST time they have a bad bartender: "Vanessa" she's so loud and annoying that even during the game with the place packed, she was the loudest... Kept screaming and drinking, cursing and just annoying everyone and she wasn't even watching the gane. I guess she's new and I HOPE SHE NEVER COMES BACK AGAIN. If so, I don't think "us"the regulars will come back, at least on Saturdays. read more

Franklin Park - Bars Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Came here this past Saturday for a friend's birthday. It is a pretty rad spot that can cater to many different tastes, if you're rollin with a crowd that may be hard to please. I came here around 10-11pm on Saturday- a decent amount of people inside, generally everyone sitting down, kickin it with drinks and watching bball highlights on the projector screens. They have a good selection of drinks (Franklin Park lemonade is a must) and beers (I am personally a fan of the S. Hampton Porter). Biggest downside is that they only have two bartenders and the bar can quickly fill up 6 deep. Beware. The DJ on Saturday played mostly 90s jams that are 100% danceable so the dance floor gets mega packed. It's the kind of place where you want to cop a squat because getting from point A to B sucks. I second Meggan U.'s comment- it is totally a sausage fest in the wee hours of the night. They generally stand on the outskirts of the dancefloor and just stare. Kinda of awkward/ weird. Biggest upsides? Beer garden (it was raining/ cold as hell so wouldn't mind coming back in the summer for that), skee ball, Big Buck Hunter and a photobooth (that is functioning!) read more