Took my daughters ice skating here for their first time. They had a blast. Reasonable prices too.read more

Attended a hockey game at this arena. Very nice place. Plenty of room for spectators, snack bar,…read morecomfortable seating near snack bar. Clean rest rooms. One of the nicer ice rinks I've seen.

Don't wear good shoes as it is all dirt and gravel . There are so many things to do . Zip lining ,…read moreroller coaster that's self operated , atvs, and water park . The coaster was a lot of fun , you have to brake yourself and th brakes don't really STOP the cart but rather slows it down . It goes REALLY fast and the ride is really quick for the price . 4 minute ride up and about 1-2 minutes to fly down lol

False advertising. Site says $18 per person for coaster. Checkout charges $25 per person,…read moreregardless of day in the future. In person charges $35 per person. Spoke with employee who said the price varies depending on the day you checkout, not the day you will go on the coaster. He said if you buy on a Saturday it's $25 even if your tickets are for midweek. Regardless, all the fine print on their website disclosures show nothing to make their bait and switch legal. This is nonsense! If anyone decides to file a class action using the liability waivers required to be signed by adventurers, please add my party of 8 to your list.

This place is great when its not too crowded, especially with teenagers. My son has a great time,…read moreunless the play area is full of teenagers and Adults! Stay away over xmas break. Other than that, loads for the kiddos to do, plenty of places for the parents to sit and relax if you choose to.

We paid basically $12 for my wife, daughter, and me to go inside, but my daughter only played with…read morethe slides and other equipment. One of you can leave and come back but if you all leave you cannot come back. Not bad really if you get about two hours or more play time out of it. There is a food area that sells snack type food if you didn't bring your own. Mandatory to take shoes off but not sure why if you do not engage with the equipment. I have a degenerative condition in my right foot so next time I'm not taking my shoes off. Also, you are basically forced into the bathroom without shoes on, which I feel is extremely unsanitary. I'd leave and come back if I had to because you'll never catch me in a public bathroom with just my socks on. Staff up front was alright, kind of nice, but brisk and to the point. Inside the staff basically ignore you and don't interact with any out of line kids. Parents come to let the kids blow off steam and kind of forget to keep them following any rules, so you need to pay attention to slightly younger kids to keep them from getting hurt. Overall not bad but not all that amazing either. Staff need to be more involved and the no shoe policy is a fail if you don't use the equipment.

I only know the Toyota Sports plex that resides within the park. I didn't skate or play hockey but…read moredid watch others do so. The arena is located in the back of the building with concessions, games,and a lounge area between them. The rink seamed your average community rink with bleachers for watching. The Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Penguins have a gift shop within the complex and even game time on the digital board near the parking lot. Over this is a fine place to be and I'm sure locals are happy to have it.

I was in the area for a ski vacation and came across this place when looking for fun things to do…read moreon a Saturday. While it was tricky to find any information about the facilities or any customer reviews, I was able to make a quick reservation through Facebook Messenger the night before and received a prompt response. When my friends and I arrived for our reservation at noon we were greeted by Sam, a young Axe throwing expert, and his mother who instructed us on proper axe throwing form and safety. They were both friendly and kind and we had the beautiful facility to ourselves for an hour to play games and work on our technique. We also used the Jukebox to play music and really enjoyed our time there! Due to Covid, we all wore masks but were allowed to remove them once we were in our designated throwing area. Definitely recommend this place if you're in the area and looking for fun covid-safe things to do in winter!

This place stinks. We had a noon tee time on a Sunday in June and these dopes let three fivesomes…read morego out in front of us. We called and complained because every tee box was a 15 minute wait but they wouldn't split them up. They let us quit after the front with a 9 hole voucher but definitely won't be using it because we won't be back.

Course is run by unprofessional and rude management. We planned a golf weekend 2 months in advance,…read morewhich is necessary when getting 12+ guys together, some of whom drove in from out of state. None of us live within 90 minutes of the course, so we needed to book a house and we booked tee times at two courses. We do this every year, at least once. Several of us bought a GroupGolfer promotional coupon that was good for a round of golf at JFN, and we planned our weekend around that. We did the same for another Poconos course for Friday, and we had no problem using the vouchers there, or at any other course in the past 10 years, probably literally 50 times. JFN management informed us on the day of our visit, that they would not accept the $49 vouchers that we paid for, and we'd need to spend another $95 to play our round. The reason they gave us was that we made our tee times "too far in advance", which is ridiculous. What business wouldn't want to guarantee their sales as far in advance as possible? That's the point of the promotional coupons and the reason they'd participate in such a promotion to begin with. A course in a vacation area should understand that waiting to book until a week before a Saturday morning tee time is completely unrealistic. People need to plan farther in advance when scheduling a golf weekend. We spent over $1500 at their business today, and we will never go back

we started off at x-cel about 3 years now, my daughter loves it and the couches, but now they just…read moreover book classes and have classes with with other classes. parking is ridiculous with this many people. trying to watch my daughter preform is a task by itself. let alone having 30+ other adults watching too. It's ridiculous it came to this when we live so close, but like everything else all we care about is how can we get more money. They don't care about class size, it used to be maybe 10-15, now that's doubled it makes it to over welling for a 5 year old.

My daughter has been a student at X-Cel Tumbling for as long as I can remember. We love this gym!…read moreShe's done group lessons here in the past which were excellent. Currently, she takes private lessons here and is also on their competition cheerleading team. She loves X-Cel so much. The owner is amazing and all of the coaches are patient, friendly, and knowledgeable. The cost for lessons and cheer is also very reasonable, in my opinion.

As many others have said, if there is one word that you could use to describe Blue Ridge it would…read morebe value and honestly, in this area of courses, that's rare. Plenty of Pocono area courses either have bloated pricing or the double-whammy of bloated pricing combined with an older course that has been questionably maintained. Here, none of the above apply. IME, your best play is to go to the website and make a tee-time. The site does not accept payment in advance. Just a tee-time. $35 with no additional taxes or fees after 3pm on a weekday here is a steal. blueridgetrail.com/book-a-tee-time/ Large enough parking lot on site and then you head to the small pro shop to pay. After that, it's over to the cart area, load up and find out where you're playing. Yep, Blue Ridge consists of three nine hole courses and to manage flow, they'll send you where they feel it's best since all carts are GPS monitored, Private Eyes are indeed watching you....and everyone else too. The one small downside to this approach. The pace of play is a bit slower than what it should be. Yes, the pro shop does watch everything and yes, your cart will start showing passive-aggressive notes on the screen if you are behind in pace of play but that's highly relative since overall, you're only as good as what's in front of you and again, they pack the tee-times tight. We played Blue and Ridge which from the whites equals about 6200 yards. Overall beautiful conditions and nice greens even which are fair but tough to make any kind of putts on. Highly picturesque surroundings and next to no brown outs or shit spots on the fairways. A few of the tee boxes were a bit rough (mostly the par 3's) but nothing crazy. Door to door in about 4 hours and 45 minutes for a weekday afternoon. That's a bit slower than I like to play but it is what it is. This is also a course where you will be paired with other people if your party is less than 4. Again, they pack the tee times tight. Overall this place is very nice on it's own and compared to some of the neighboring courses in the area. No problem coming back here in the future. 4.5 rounding up.

What an amazing golf course. Country Club type conditions. The fairways were plush and the greens…read morerolled perfectly. The staff couldn't be nicer. The food inside the bar was excellent as well. This course was definitely worth the ride. I strongly recommend this course.