This is a try it once and never again type place…read more The flight time is literally just 1 minute. They also charge you an additional $20 to go a bit higher in the wind tunnel. Which seems like that should be included in the $99 charge. Want pictures? That will be another $4 for each. The place is also stating to look rundown - they don't seem to invest in maintenance or upkeep. Glad we went to try it, but won't go back.

My friends took me to ifly today and it seriously was the best birthday gift ever! This place is so…read morefun! They have indoor sky diving down to a science! My friends purchased a group package online! It included 2 flys each and photos & videos. A couple of us added on the high fly! Totally worth it! These packages offer more for your money at a lower price point plus you get a front row seat to watching each person enjoy the experience! Once you are signed up everyone will fill out online forms and waivers prior to arrival! Each person is also sent a preflight video to watch to learn hand signals. This information is reviewed several times once onsite as well! There are a lot of health restriction's. A big one to note is that if you've ever dislocated your shoulder this is not for you! The first two times I fly my shoulder was fine but after the third time I could really feel the pressure! What to expect: Upon arrival we checked everything out! So many fun photo opportunities including angel wings and a step & repeat! We loved to taking photos there and the staff was so accommodating about leaving time before and after for photos! Everyone will need to get weighed in so be honest on your waiver! You are weighed individually but the weight is concealed for privacy! There are set weight limits so check to see if you are within the range. There are no exceptions! Once you get your wrist band you move on to get your fly suit and helmet. I used the helmet with the face covering and I highly recommend this option! This avoided the wind hitting me directly in the face and allowed me to focus on the experience mates of just the wind! There were about 10 of us in our class. Each person got to fly twice! We rooted and cheered for everyone as they went up and out of the tube! Watching people you care about experience this up close was really such a fun experience! Being together doing this crazy thing was so fun! Our instructor Sam was amazing! Honestly all of the employees were so kind and willing to do whatever they could to make this a memorable experience including flashing me a happy birthday message while I was in the tunnel flying! Sam made us all feel comfortable and she was so good at what she does! At the end of everyone's flights she did an amazing show of her skills in the tunnel! She's got some serious talent and she and the rest of the crew really love what they do! Their enthusiasm is contagious and really added so much value to the experience! My only constructive feedback is that it would have been cool to have a camera in the tunnel to capture the high fly. You really go off screen alone you start getting higher. It also would have been cool to have someone video from outside of the tunnel so bring friends to watch and record! One last suggestion...bring cash to tip your instructor! I was glad I had cash on me! You can not add this to your credit card payment and they do not have cash to break bills. I can not recommend this experience enough! This was something that all of us will remember for a very long time! Thank you iFly for making this birthday experience something so very unique and special!

My daughter paid for a pottery experience, painted her piece, and went back in a week as instructed…read moreand the wrong one was attempted to be given to her. What was annoying is the lack of answers and customer service. Staff were not friendly or apologetic. When my daughter asked for a refund the response was indifferent and that they would give my daughter a call when staff talks to the manager to see if she could get a refund. After inquiring for the manager 's response time, staff said it's just whenever they look for it first or conclude they can't find it. We expect better communication and a clearer response time with a franchise location. A reasonable approach is to please find my daughter's pottery bowl or refund her in less than another week from today 7.15.26.

My grandson had a great time! Fist time there. I definitely will be going back there soon!!read more

We had a great time at Poco Loco. Our referee Asher who lead the games for our group did a great…read morejob!! He was friendly, provided tips, engaged in conversation and made the overall experience for my nephews really fun. Due to the park being really crowed we waited about an hour and a half after our reservation time before our first game but after that the time flew by. Special Note: Mask are not required and social distancing is not enforced. 95% of the people there did not have mask on. We wore ours. You do have a goggles mask you have to wear while playing so that helped. It's just in between games while waiting at the picnic area that you have to worry about. Overall it was a very fun day! A big THANK YOU to Asher for a job well done. My family had a blast.

Today my fraternity, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Incorporated - Zeta Omicron Lambda - Philly alumni…read morechapter hosted our first annual fundraising event here. The staff was here was very friendly, efficient and helpful in making this a good experience for everyone who attended. I've played here several times and I'd be lying if I was to say anything negative about the owner, staff, or facility. I look forward to hosting more events there in the future.

Saw this on my Facebook feed and had to buy tickets to it. I wasn't able to make the Sat morning…read moreaccession because I was out late on Friday but it worked out as balloons did not ascend that morning. We came for Sunday morning and had to wake up bright and early to make the drive down. The event is super well organized with many signs and people pointing to the parking lot. Be prepared with cash for the $10 parking. Yup people charging for parking in the middle of a field in NJ. Wish they would just add the price of parking to the ticket price. Also they are very strict about bottles of water and made us throw out our bottles even though barely any vendors are open for the morning accession. I had to rate it a 4 stars because of how much fun I had and I think if you don't get a chance to see the balloons ascend, it's pretty much a bust - so gambling on the weather for the weekend. Fortunately weather worked out for me - look at all the balloons. Love that they played music while balloons are inflating and when they are released - for example they played the Tasmanian devil soundtrack when it took off. There was barely a breeze on the ground but the winds higher up must have been wild because the balloons did not even hang around and quickly went out of view. Therefore I wasn't able to get the shot of probably like 40 plus balloons in the sky. Right after the balloons took off, they had a 5K and the human cannonball was the starting gong! Very exciting start to the race. We then went for a tethered ride which was 25 bucks for 2 minutes in the air and total 5 minutes (getting in and out and going up). Worth it to float above ground and get a sense of you feel comfortable in a balloon basket before spring for 200 per person for a real balloon ride. We didn't hang around for the rest of the day but your ticket allows you to re enter so if you did live nearby you could probably come back during the evening for the afternoon accession. Tips: - check the weather forecast before buying tickets (the organizers cannot control the weather and they need perfect weather for balloons to go up) - bring lots of cash - be open minded and have loads of fun.

This event changed sponsors so it also changed the name. Great event, lots of traffic so arrive…read moreearly. ~6:30 AM and PM launches (weather dependent) along with typical carnival/festival rides, food vendors along with live music and fireworks etc etc. *** TIP *** - attend the MORNING launch, if the weather messes things up, you can still return for the PM launch.  If you show up at night and the weather messes things up, your tickets won't be valid the next day.

Our daughter recently enjoyed Horsemanship camp at Triple L ranch. Ms Patti is a wealth of…read moreknowledge and a wonderful teacher. The camp was thoroughly thought out to be both instructive and fun. The horses are so cute and you'll even spot a friendly goat or two. Very kind, very professional people. We highly recommend!

Talon this coaster will now always hold a special place in my heart as it's my 150th coaster credit…read morefor those who don't know what a coaster credit is it's the number of different roller coasters you have ridden with this being my 150 I will always remember this cold November day as it was just right in every way! So Talon is a B&M invert and I must say it's up there with the best ones I've ever ridden definitely hands down top three as the layout is super fun the intensity is there and the whole ride is totally smooth from start to finish! Talon is one of the best rides in the park so the line can get super long so definitely plan accordingly or if it's a super busy day don't forget about your Fast Lane as you can use it on this one if you purchased it! This coaster was soooo much fun I rode it three different times on this given day once in the morning once mid day and the always even that much better night ride as it was for Haunt so all the lights were off keeping you totally in the dark for the entire ride as that just makes an awesome ride that much better! Overall this is a great coaster and an awesome addition to Dorney Park that I will be looking forward to riding again whenever I can get back to this awesome park so until then thank you Talon for being my 150 your definitely worthy of it as this was a great ride all around!

GET A GRIP! Having…read morejust celebrated its 15th birthday (happy belated birthday Talon!), this custom Bolliger & Mabillard inverted coaster dishes out a decent amount of excitement without being completely overpowering. It's the 7th longest and 9th fastest inverted coaster in the country, and while those stats aren't all that impressive, it still manages to generate a couple 'oh sh*t!' moments and hit a top speed of 58mph. ~Special ride elements~ *Loop *Zero-G roll *Immelman *Corkscrew While other notable inverted coasters are navigating batwings and cobra rolls, Talon takes a tamer route and instead opts for elevated turns and gentler maneuvers. There's an on-ride photo taken immediately preceding the 4th and final inversion (a corkscrew), as well as a terrific ground-hugging banked section following said flatspin that gets the train fully horizontal, in addition to some excellent positive G's. For those that have ridden one of the myriad "Batmen" inverted coasters dotting the USA, you'd find that Talon delivers a far less ferocious ride. Four inversions isn't all that much, and upon returning to the station platform coaster fanatics may find themselves saying ".....wait, that was it??" Especially if you're accustomed to the intensity of BGW's Alpengeist or Universal Orlando's Dueling Dragons. Talon is likely on par (thrills-wise) with Patriot and Silver Bullet at sister parks Worlds of Fun and Knotts Berry Farm, respectively (although I cannot confirm firsthand). To be honest, after a few rides in both the front and back rows I can't say that it cracks my Top Ten list for inverted coasters worldwide, considering that Nemesis and Black Mamba would ultimately rank. Yeah, so maybe it's not the most extreme inverted coaster around, but it IS the perfect addition to the more easygoing nature of Dorney. It has a fun, catchy name and fits well in its location at the front of the park. A 2-train operation cranks through 64 riders per cycle, so wait times are either short or non-existent. Pretty basic color scheme, and no additional elements of themeing. In short, Talon pales in comparison to Banshee (Kings Island), Montu (Busch Gardens Tampa), Raptor (Cedar Point), and Carowinds' Afterburn (nee Top Gun the Jet Coaster). Still, a highly enjoyable coaster credit. Ride in the front.

What a great night! Came here with 2 friends on a Friday night and had a blast. This place is HUGE…read moreso you never feel crowded which I've seen at other axe throwing places. The owners are super friendly and eager to teach customers. They even gave us helpful tips which actually helped my aim and throw. The game itself is setup tournament style - so you'll play 3 rounds with every player to determine how you're placed and then it turns into a tournament and you can see a bracket of how everyone proceeds. If a tiebreaker is needed, the BIG AXE is brought out. This thing is a beast but super fun to use. You definitely end up working up a sweat by the end of the night haha The set up is really nice, including the virtual screens which makes it so easy to track points - it's a screen that matches the board and you just tap the screen to where the axe landed or select drop when it doesn't make it in the board. It's super easy and if you make a mistake, it's easy to fix too. They also have other games you can play such as pool, shuffleboard, and table hockey. The owners told me they're expanding and adding more games so be on the lookout for that. This place is BYOB - beer & wine only and also Bring Your Own Food which is convenient for when you have picky taste like I do. This place definitely stands out from your other axe throwing spots - feels like we had the place to our own and everyone was so nice and helpful. This will be my go to spot and can't wait to come back!

Never thrown an Axe before and didn't really know much about the spot, so wasn't sure what to…read moreexpect. First thing you notice when walking in is how spacious the place is. Not just Axe throwing there are other things to do - pool table, shuffleboard(my favorite) and couple other things. BYOB - bring your own drinks and put in their fridges. Didn't think I would have nearly as much fun as I did. Went for a private event with 20+ people and everyone was blown away by how much fun they had. The 2 hours flew by. The hosts were excellent and made sure we were taken care of. The instructor explained everything well and electronic scoring is very neat. Was terrible the first few throws but once you figure out the distance and style that works for you it gets a lot easier! Would definitely recommend giving this place a try. Tons of parking outside.

Over the last few years I've done the kayak thing quite a bit and I'm always looking for different…read morecompanies/places to try. On a whim, a few months ago I found DRPP and gave them a try. Set up: Very simple. You go to the website, find what you want and book it. In terms of kayaking, you're either doing a guided run with the owner Brian or one of the two rental options on your own which are 4.5 miles or 11 miles. www.delawareriverpedalpaddle.com/rentals At the time I went, you could do the 11 mile at different start times but I assume that was leading to a bit of chaos as Brian texted me that the time I chose was unavailable as he was leading a guided tour and then he texted me again that he was running late. It all worked out in the end, but if you're doing the 11 mile now, the only start time is 8am. You meet in Tinicum Park and ideally you park in the back behind the Erwin-Stover House. You'll see Brian's SUV and his carry rack. If you're doing the 11 mile trip you get taken up to Riegelsville. The ride down the Delaware is not very hard. With very little rain this summer/fall the river level was definitely on the low side and for 98% of the trip there was next to nothing in terms of current. It's just you, a fair amount of birds, the traffic along 611 and 32 and if you go on a nice weekend, unfortunately a lot of boats/jet skis. You will get tossed around a bit as far too many act like they own the river and you're in the way. Whatever. I forget what the timeframe was but you have more than enough time to make the trip and Brian tells you that if you want to get out on one of the islands along the way for a break or to enjoy provisions you brought with you, it's more than good. When you get close to Tinicum, you text Brian and he'll come by to pick up the gear or he'll tell you can drag it out of the way at the boat launch and he'll come by to pick it up. The Erwin-Stover parking lot is on the other side of 32. I think it was about a leisurely 4 hour run from start to finish. One small negative. Nothing inherently wrong with the gear that is offered, but I'm not a big fan of ride inside kayaks. I much prefer ride on top models. What are you going to do? No biggie. Personal preference. Overall it was a very good experience from start to finish. Excellent scenery. Brian seems like a great guy and I would definitely come back to do it again.