My husband and I came here on a Friday night after 5 for their open bowling. Prices are decent…read more Lanes are nice and we experienced no issues while bowling. There is an entire bar area AND a restaurant that serves pretty decent food.

I just recently started bowling there. I love it. The place is great, very clean. The staff is…read moreabsolutely wonderful. The pro shop is excellent. I highly recommend you going there.

Our family of four had a very nice time. The puzzles are a good level for adults or 15 year old…read moreand our 11 year old too. The rooms are well decorated and immersive. My complaint is that we only took about 25-30 minutes to finish and it cost almost $185. The cost to time ratio is just ridiculous.

If you enjoy puzzle solving or escape rooms, then this place is for you! Unlike escape rooms where…read moreyour main objective is to escape the room, 5-wits an immersive interactive experience that's more focused on story telling where the main objective is to reach the ending of each story based on decisions you've made throughout the gameplay. We did the package deal that includes admission to all three experiences. Each experience takes about 25-40 minutes to play through. Out of all three, my personal favorite was the tomb, which felt the most immersive out of the three. The puzzles were well designed and the visual effects were great. It's a fun place for adults and kids alike.

Had my son's birthday party here…read more Staff was AMAZING friendly and helpful. They actually want the kids to have a good time. I cannot say enough about how great he staff was. And the kids did have a good time and enjoyed bowling. Best part was that it was less than half of what I would have spent at a trampoline park.

Obviously I'm not a golfer…read more Bowling is one of those things I used to do for fun. Now it's something I just do for kids birthday parties. That means the things I look for in a bowling alley are pretty different. Town-N-Country Lanes has all the kids staples: - Alley bumpers to prevent frustrating gutter balls - Ramps so that balls make it all the way to the pins - Plenty of six pound balls that can be held by tiny arms - Velcro shoes in the smaller sizes - Pizza that isn't entirely awful The lanes are in fine shape for casual play. I do long for the old fashioned manual scoring, that was good for teaching kids math. But the electronic scoreboards make a game of bowling hassle free. And that's important because getting five small children to complete a single game of bowling can be a herculean effort in and of itself. That's where the bar comes in. Unfortunately, I didn't get to put that or the snack bar to the full test. There were plenty of cheap deep fried treats available. One day I may have to try those out at a Saturday night Rock 'N Bowl. That weekly event sounds like a great deal: $10 unlimited bowling (including shoes) from 10pm until 1am. It says they take music requests. I wonder if they'd play some Creedence.

It was amazing! We loved it! Had fun feeding the Koi fish. Really great experience!read more

A great little place. Small enough so little ones can stay entertained and enjoy it! They have many…read moremotion and sound dinosaurs! Some interactive exhibits as well. The kids had a ball!

Nice atmosphere. Great hours. Beautiful modern bar and fantastic sound system playing epic tunes…read more Highly recommend!

My first trip to the bunker was last winter, my group of 3 were the only ones there. The service…read morewas good, we only got drinks though. We got in right on time. 4.5 stars at the time. My friend booked us a 2pm time slot a few days ago. It was the afternoon of our booking and I was about to pull in to the facility when I get a phone call from my friend saying we got double booked. They told us that we should have looked online to see it was cancelled. No email, text or phone call...After driving 30+ minutes to find out the soonest they could get us in was 1 hour later. This will be my last trip to the Guilderland location.

My dad loves the golf course! He has a season pass and can golf as many times as he wants during…read morethe 2025 season. The food here is good, nothing special, but really friendly staff, and a very homey feel inside the 19th Hole.

Great place! Fantastic service…read more I've been there several times and I've tried the prime rib, steamed clams, chicken Park, calzone, etc... Always hot and delicious !!!

After just two lessons from Evan, my swing has improved immensely…read more My slice is gone! I'm hitting the ball straighter than I ever have! He has a very nice teaching style, breaks the swing down, and gives drills for each stage. I'm hooked!

Great place to work on your game. Great staff and great facility. The technology is prefect for…read moreleaning more about your game. Highly recommend a lesson or fitting.

Mom had planned a stop here while I was in town visiting her for Mother's Day 2026. I went to…read morecollege in Schenectady so it was really cool spending the day in my old stomping grounds and seeing that they renovated the old armory into something everyone can enjoy. Finding the parking lot was a bit tricky, GPS doesn't take you the correct way, it ends up leading you from 890 onto State Street West, and over the bridge on Hwy 5 versus State Street East to S Church St, where parking is located on the backside of the venue. There is actually parking area at the front of the building but we couldn't figure out how to get there. Its somewhere off of Fuller St. but the entrance was blocked leading up to the parking area. I've never been inside the building before, this place is massive, old, and built to last. If you love old buildings make an effort to pop your head inside even if you don't purchase a ticket to see the museum. There are two gorgeous and enormous solid wood doors to the entrance of this place still in service. Also, the interior hallways and arches are brick, I loved the construction and history of the building. I wish I could afford to live in a structure this fortified. Tickets are cheapest on Wednesdays, so if you're looking to save a little extra, that is the best day to go. They also offer discounts if you have a VIP Pass (annual fee) if you are a student, or Senior. I will post a photo of the current pricing but know that a basic adult ticket is $33.90 Monday through Friday. Weekends and Holiday tickets for adults are $37.90; it's not cheap. We didn't know if we were going to have enough time to see everything plus the immersive experience because we had to be back home around 3:30pm. So, mom and me went directly to the Immersive Voyage Experience then came back to the beginning and went through each section of the museum in order. You could easily spend an hour and a half here when it's not busy. The immersive experience is interesting and can leave you feeling somber. You sit inside a lifeboat in a very large room with a 360-degree projection and relive (from the outside-looking-in) the ships tragic iceberg collision, the Marconi Wireless communication between the SS Californian, RMS Carpathia, and SS Frankfurt; and final moments of the 2,200 passengers and crew before sinking on April 14,1912. Each ticket holder receives a boarding pass experience which is a replica of an actual boarding pass a passenger would have received back in 1912. The ticket I received was for Charles Joughin a crew member and British Chef who was the Chief Baker aboard the Titanic, this guy actually survived the sinking. This hit home because I too was a professional Chef at one point in my life and studied in Schenectady, NY. What are the odds of getting this ticket? Pretty cool! There are over 200 Historical artifacts on display, some are the real deal and some are exact replicas. There is a lot of reading to do so be sure to bring your glasses with you if you need them to read. There are several life-sized room recreations that are great for photo-ops (i.e., the grand staircase). The highlight for me was the display containing the sheet music for 'Ghost Dance,' owned by Henry Sutehall; found in his leather suitcase at the bottom of the ocean floor, which was played by Wallace Hartley as the Titanic was sinking. It was amazing that someone recovered these artifacts and Hartley's violin from the wreckage. All-in-all we had a great experience. I would say it's a little pricy for what it is and if you've already been one time I can't imagine there would be a reason to go again unless the curators are constantly changing things up or offering group discounts. It's a great way to do something fun and educational for the family or school field trips.

Went to this experience on a Wednesday night, was so fun! There weren't many other people there…read morewhen we went which I really enjoyed, we were able to stop to read and really look at the pieces in the exhibit without feeling rushed. I also enjoyed the level of detail that the interactive screens went into, especially the blueprints of the ship. We also did the VR experience, this was my first time! The staff were super friendly and helpful, overall really enjoyed this experience!