My son has always wanted to do a escape room , so finally on his 13th birthday he was finally old…read moreenough so we decided to try out Escape Medina. The room we decided to try and conquer was Submarine: The Unknown Abyss. The story of the room was You and your team have adventured on a journey in search of a mysterious, abandoned submarine. Which the legend says, comes to the same spot of the water once a year. They say the captain, which was mad, took steam punk inventions and incorporated them into the mysterious submarine. They say the submarine didn't use any fuel, and moved like a living creature. In the captains last records there was something about the submarine having a heartbeat, and that begun to beat slower and slower. The way you beat the room and escape is that you must solve all the puzzles and decipher all the clues, to make your way into the Captain's Quarters and take control of the Submarine back to port. My family worked extremely well together and we were given five clues from Brandon to help us on our mission. My daughter and son who was the birthday boy did masterful job on solving lot of the puzzles. We were given sixty minutes to escape the room which we did with exactly 2:51 left on the timer clock. If you looking for a great family adventure with thrilling twist and turns plus challenging puzzles I would definitely check out Escape Medina.

Visited the haunted forrest hay ride and haunted house at Escape Medina and we had a blast. We took…read moremy kids and my daughter's boyfriend with us and when we bought tickets the sales lady suggested we get the speed pass since it was a busy night and the lines were long. I asked her if it was worth it and she said, "I think so". I wasn't sure, but for only $10 more per person, we went ahead and bought fast passes. On a non-busy night, I wouldn't suggest that, but on this night, it was totally worth it. The construction of the buildings throughout the place was very well done. Top notch in terms of build quality - they spared no expense, even of the places out in the woods. They were built to last. The wait in each line was about 30 minutes long. With the fast pass, we walked straight past the line and there was no waiting at all. That was a total win and my family was very appreciative of the additional investment. We were in and out of the place in just over an hour. Otherwise, it would've been closer to three hours. First, we rode the hay ride, which included actors chasing you and telling gruesome stories along with animatronics. People were screaming and trying to hide from the monsters, but there is nowhere to go on a hay ride. Chainsaws. Lots of chainsaws. Next, we walked the haunted trail, which was pretty cool. Then we visited the haunted house. It was very cool. The actors pay much more attention to people who are act scared, so there's a pro tip for you. Don't act scared and they won't bother you. Afterwards, we munched on some chili cheese fries and regular french fries while sitting around the warm bonfire. They were pretty tasty. I definitely recommend this place if you haven't visited before.

I haven't been to Hale Farm in over twenty years- I really don't remember anything from my past…read morevisits, other than there were animals, and it was a Williamsburg style live action of the past. Being the apocalypse, one can't expect things to be the same as they were. The lacking of animals and the decrease in actors is balanced by the dedication and care of the employees present, as well as the quiet and calm of the site. Lisa with the textiles (I believe she is actually a program director) was friendly and truly was experienced in her field. Pattie, the cow handler, the broom maker, and the young lady at the sandstone house were all very pleasant. The majority of the Farm and Village are open, but there are significantly less animals. Two Oxen (are they just cows when off work so long? Lol), a few sheep, and a flock of chickens- and we saw a wild mink by the stream near the Log Schoolhouse. Staffing seemed very short, but the propertly was extremely clean and well kept. Although the site says there is a limit to 50 visitors each hour, there were no more than 20 people there including my wife and the staff. My only complaints are that the website doesn't seem to have been updated since 2018, still saying admission is $10, when it's $12. Not unreasonable, but I do have to complain that there is a $4.95 processing fee for their ticket broker. It would be nice to be able to reserve a spot and pay in person, rather than pay another website just for doing a transaction for them. Finally, while there please check out the gift shop. A surprising amount of things are actually made on the farm by their staff.

My first time and what a great experience. The grounds were lovely although did need the grass cut…read more All of the employees were great with the exception of one who was not age appropriate and came off as mean.

I've been here twice recently: once for trick or treat with my son and once for a holiday open…read morehouse specifically for members of a couple other historical sites in Akron. Both times were interesting and I learned a lot at the open house. The trick or treat was more fast-paced, so not a lot of time to ask questions about the history, but the open house was very relaxed and I had lots of great conversations with the docents. This house is very haunted, especially by Martha in the upstairs bedroom in the back of the house. I also walked over to the John Brown house. I had never been there. I am still confused about who exactly John Brown was. He was loved and hated; he was revered and despised. That house is much smaller than the Perkins house, but it is open to the public and there is some interesting history there too. They were also housing an art exhibit featuring barns of Ohio. (See my photo with this). My son's favorite part of our October visit to Perkins was the sheep grazing on the lawn outside with the beautiful autumn colors in the background. I learned the other day that they are "borrowed" for the summer and autumn, and then go to warmer pastures in the summer.

The Factory of Terror has been beautifully converted into a large-scale Christmas attraction. It is…read moreabsolutely stunning inside with so much attention to detail and so many interesting displays. I was here for a sneak preview with the Visit Canton business partners. It was a really well-done event and I thoroughly enjoyed this venue. The polar vortex made me a little dizzy- that was the ONLY part that was not enjoyable for me, but everything else was on point. The boozy hot chocolate (try the peppermint or the peanut butter!) and the singing reindeer were my favorite things there. There are many photo ops and lots of really creative and gorgeous displays. Santa Claus has his own photo area and the Grinch was roaming freely when I was there. I didn't try the snowball fight or the virtual reality sleigh ride, but those sounded fun too. The bar areas were intricately designed and I really loved the theming. Give this place a shot- the pricing seems pretty reasonable for as much as you get. I can't wait to come back with my son!

Fun for all ages and the drinks were delicious as well! Lots of photo opportunities and fun!read more

Small place but did what I expected. They have many rooms…read morefor breaking stuff and other activities. We did a break room. We had 1 tv to smash and a huge box filled of plates and glass/ceramic knick knacks. Everyone was nice and helpful.

I bought a Groupon for the painting for my boyfriend and I to celebrate his birthday, and it was…read morereally fun! They provided all the coverings for your clothes, shoes, and hair. I'd recommend the covering because your clothes will get dirty. They had a bunch of different rooms in the building dedicated for the painting. The rooms have black walls and a full drum set. You can paint on your canvases, the walls, drum set, each other, anything! We got to choose our music for the entire 30 minutes- we just told the worker what artist and they put on a playlist. We had a really good time and would definitely go again, and likely check out the Break Rooms.

What a beautiful park perfect for summer concerts. We had seat in the front area but there is a…read morehuge lawn area and you can bring lawn chairs to set in. There is a really nice area next to the stage where about10 food carts where set up nice choices and great atmosphere, parking garage next to park and parking is free on the weekend. Sound was great. Perfect summer concerts in the park

My first time attending a concert at Lock 3 and it rained. What was nice is that when people went…read moreto stand or sit under the stage's roof overhang no one said not to. People ran to stand under the parking garage. The staff were very nice about it. Overall Lock 3 is a wonderful venue. Buy reserved seats or sit in the grass with your lawn chair. The area is beautiful. Tonight food trucks were there. It's handicapped accessible, too. The parking garage was free. Everything was great. We will return.

A hidden gem in historic sleepy suburb. Easy to purchase tix online, lots of adjacent parking and a…read morestep back in time to little city theatres. Very nicely maintained and restored building. Family company with innovative puppetry and great costuming. Not a bad seat in the house but the very tall might choose front row. Comfortable seats and great staff. Narnia was wonderful and we adored the White Witch.

Show was great! Seating and pricing is great too! Easy access from free parking to entrance. They…read moreoffer snacks and beverages also. Good times!