An amazing experience from start to finish. Characters roaming the lot keeping the lines bearable…read more Wait wasn't that long but definitely worth the time. Dark colony was worth the line. So many dark and creepy people roaming in marvelous scenes. Obviously many hours put into making look just right. The Klown circus was new and improved as well.

I called last minute (literally yesterday evening) looking for a haunted house to celebrate my…read moreson's 10th birthday. They were pleasant on the phone, offered me a group rate, and said that they would love to host us. 24 hour notice, and it was no problem! When we got there, they accommodated us in so many ways. My son was able to celebrate with 18 friends, some who were too scared to do everything. I walked out of the first part with tears in my eyes, doubled over laughing at how scared they were. When Poocaso did that paint brush "trick," my group almost ran up out of there. Let me not spoil any of it for anyone else, but all 4 were a hit hit hit. They even allowed us a space to set up a table for cake and goodie bags, and brought a few of the characters out to take pictures with my sons. When Cuddles came out to take a picture with my son, some of his friends took off running. This was so epic, and was made even better when one of the people told us that we were helping them fundraise. God bless you all, and we thank you for making this 10th birthday celebration amazing!!!

This location is under rated and maybe that's the best part about it. I've been coming here…read morethroughout the lockdown and it's a place where kids can roam free and interact with the animals. There are picnic tables and open restrooms. Last time we came here the workers ran a tractor for my son which made his day. Really wonderful.

For a piece of history, this large historic farm and park in Laurel is like traveling back in time…read moreto the 1800s. You can do a guided tour or go it on your own and explore the farm along with the historic houses, barns and outposts. Just note to check their website for details about tours because on certain days, many of the historic buildings are not open. It's also a popular wedding venue so much if the grounds could be closed off. Still a nice place to visit and recommended.

I have so many amazing things to say about this place from their summer camps to their Halloween…read moreevents. They are such a blessing to have on Long Island and offer accessible care for wild life. I've brought them baby squirrels, rabbits, and baby birds. Sometimes these animals just get disconnected from their mother and need a little extra care in order to help them mature and then be released. Sweetbriar is amazing for what they do and not asking you to pay a fee. Donations are encouraged and me personally, I donate every single time because the work they do is so important.

Until this morning, I did not know that this marvelous facility even existed. The very welcoming…read morelady at the entrance explained that their chief mission here was rescuing animals that could no longer sustain their lives in the wild. Their main focus is birds, although they have a well populated room with various reptiles. We wandered through the cages out back, looking in vain for the bald eagle, but the hawks and owls were there in all of their glory. This left us with the question "What other amazing places are on this island that we don't know about?"

Great store. Great…read moreconcept. Nice selection of games to play. $15 bucks for all day play is a bargain. We played for a while and then ate dinner and they let us come back....sweet. 5-stars. Some staff is super helpful/nice.

This arcade is fun and pay one price for the full day. One concern is approximately 35% of the…read moregames either don't work, one of the two players doesn't work, or a button is broken. If this is your business, you think you'd pay more attention to the games.

For my sister's 21st birthday we were looking for something fun and different to do being that we…read morecouldn't go anywhere during quarantine.. Two days before her birthday I had the idea of buying a projector and screen for an outdoor movie, but then I saw how much that would cost and it was not justifiable for one day.. plus I don't know anything about setting one up.. so just when I though that idea was headed out the door, I came across Stargaze Outdoor Movies. There are multiple options, with varying screen sizes and setups. Being that it was Thursday at 11pm and Saturday was the her birthday I didn't have much hope, but Greg got back to me THE SAME NIGHT confirmed for Saturday!! He arrived early to setup and the screen was WAY BIGGER THAN I THOUGHT, and the sound was great! Just be sure to have your movie of choice in DVD form. We had fun looking through old movies and picking one out :) 100000% WOULD RECOMMEND!

Best $20 Bucks spent all year…read more Only a few days on the calendar. No tickets sold in advance. Cash or credit accepted. This 45 min walk through a spooky forest is the best one on the Island. All proceeds go to benefit the disabled children. All actors are volunteers and my absolute favorite part is the dance party with all the ghouls and goblins at the end.

Super fun! This was a great time. Not super scary, but enough of a thrill to entertain everyone.read more

My daughter and I ordered two DYI projects. First we were told to collect the projects st the shop…read more I went to the shop three times and the projects weren't ready. Then they said they would mail the projects never happened. Made arrangements a third time to pickup only to find the business closed. We have made multiple attempts since October 2025 to collect our prepaid projects to no avail. I am seriously considering filing a small claims suit.

I've never been much of a DIY kinda guy, but I've always been interested in learning how to make…read morethings. Now I can't say I would've chosen the workshop I did with my wife recently at this AR Workshop location (more on that in a moment), but choices aside, the experience was awesome and I'd definitely return in the future to make something else (which was the plan). You see, I actually bought a workshop for my wife and I to do as a 2-year anniversary gift. Cotton is apparently the gift type for that marriage year and so I got creative and chose the knitted pumpkin class for us both (I probably would've preferred something involving wood for myself, but it totally worked for what I needed it for). I could tell this was definitely more of a feminine-type class as I was the only guy there, but I never really felt out of place as everyone was very friendly and welcoming. Backtracking for a moment, this workshop location in Patchogue is a storefront I never noticed, just a few shops away from James Joyce. The interior has a ton of crafts and items already made all around the store to show you things that you could do at another class. A lot of local vibes too with Long Island as the theme for many crafts which was cool to see. The wall of tools and paint also showed that there are many different projects of varying difficulty. Though for this specific pumpkin class we really only needed two items: a styrofoam pumpkin and some chunky yarn. There were two long tables covered in a variety of colored yarn rolls with enough for my wife and I to vary our pumpkin colors (we were each allowed to make three). Honestly, I wasn't sure how we'd be making these pumpkins, but the woman in charge of the class (along with her daughter) explained that we'd be doing two different types. They each took charge of one of the long tables and were able to help with keeping us on pace with directions, helping to fix errors (it was nice for the woman to say almost everything is fixable), and giving us support. Once done, there was a table of flowers, feathers, ribbon, and small wood pieces to pep up your pumpkins if you choose to do so (I gave mine a little pizzaz, but kept things simple). The whole class ran about 2 hours which was definitely enough time and we could have even stayed a few minutes longer as we were not being rushed out which was nice. Overall, AR Workshop in Patchogue is definitely a fun time. Their options for crafts and projects seem vast and with a friendly and helpful staff, I'd happily return, which I told my wife she could pick out another class as a part of the anniversary gift (though something without cotton next time around!). Definitely check out AR if you're looking for something a little different, but entirely enjoyable.

Legworks Dance Studio has been diligently following the COVID- 19 guidelines set in place by our…read moregovernment. They have not only achieved a safe summer camp, but have also produced a safe recital. After each performance the stage is sanitized, as are the chairs in the audience. All who attended have worn masks and have had their temperature taken by staff. At any given time there are no more than 50 people in attendance, kept six feet from one another, outdoors. Their dedication to keeping our children safe is astronomical and very much appreciated.

Legworks is our home away from home. Wonderful staff, amazing teachers & such amazing talent!…read moreCouldn't imagine my daughter dancing anywhere else! If you are looking for your child to receive a quality dance education look no further than Legworks Dance studio! They are dedicated to each & every student from recreation classes to their competition team!