It is a hidden gem in Hershey and honestly, they have really fun games but overall I do like the…read moreaspect.

My friends and I were visiting in town in winter, and just gotta say it was a truly 10/10…read moreexperience. This is truly a hidden gem with this arcade. This is a small business running this arcade and it was a great experience. The age range of us are young adults around 18 and older. And the arcade games were fun for us as adults, so you can imagine your child would love it too. Please keep in mind we did not try the following: food, baseball cage, or mini golf area. The games are like a snippet in the past. There are SpongeBob related games which feels like the 90's in the arcade. A lot of the games are ball-based or involve hitting your target. This is a refreshing difference of modern games which are very screen-based. The staff were amazingly friendly! They did a great job with working with us and many parents and kids coming in and out. There were a few ticket machine problems but the situations were rectified quickly. Also the staff gave tips and tricks for which games were most fun to play. Thanks so much to our 2 staffers tonight. I wasn't able to get their names but they were a man and woman with beanies on. You were great! Very awesome experience even with the limitations of winter time.

I first visited Linglestown Lights a few years ago and had so much fun that it immediately earned a…read morespot on my must-do Christmas festivities list. This year, I was thrilled to see it was back and happily made the drive on a Wednesday night, a week before Christmas. The computerized "dancing" light show in Harrisburg, PA features over 50,000 lights synchronized to 13 holiday tunes--and it's absolutely magical. When I arrived, there were only three other cars in the cul-de-sac, so there was plenty of space to enjoy the show at my own pace. A pro tip: make some hot chocolate and maybe even pack cookies! It's the perfect cozy way to experience the lights without spending a dime. Another important tip: do not block driveways while waiting, and do not park facing the house (that's against township code). Instead, hug the curb with your car for a smooth, safe viewing experience. I love that the display is synced with an FM radio station, so you can keep your windows closed and stay warm while watching the lights dance along to classic Christmas songs. The timing, music, and choreography make it feel truly magical. The Linglestown Lights is also proud to support Family Promise of Harrisburg Capital Region. They do amazing work helping families in need, and I highly recommend learning more about them and considering a donation either in person or through their website. The light show runs every day from 5pm to 10pm, and it's a perfect, free, and warm way to spend an evening fully immersed in the holiday season. Highly recommend for families, friends, or even a solo holiday treat--it's a festive tradition that never disappoints!

My friend accidentally entered the wrong venue in the Lyft app, and I'm so glad she did! We were…read moresupposed to visit the Hershey Story Museum but ended up at the Hershey Historic Museum instead--a rookie mistake due to the similar names. It turned out to be a great surprise! The staff was incredibly friendly, and there's no admission fee if you're just shopping at their local vendor market, which takes place on Sundays. We got to browse unique local goods while also learning about the town's history and how it evolved into what it is today. The museum has plenty of parking, clean bathrooms, and a really cool model train display. Definitely worth a visit!

Came here to check out the annual train display after receiving a tip from a local. Upon entering…read morethe museum, you'll find a volunteer sitting to the right of the doors. After signing in and making a suggested donation ($1/child, $2/adult, $5/family), we made our way to the train room. I was pleasantly surprised about how large the train display was. There was about 8 trains roaming around a large table that contained a mini city within the display. I loved how there were activity buttons around the table that activated trains, amusement rides, people, and other items. I learned from one of the volunteers there that individuals would start making the display in October for their opening in mid-November. It was also cool to know that these trains were all made between the 1930s and the 1960s. The museum, which was pretty small, also had several smalls rooms that displayed hockey memorabilia and dress up fun for kids. If you have a child(ren) that loves trains, or you loves trains yourself, I highly recommend checking this annual display out.

This was our first show at the Hershey Area Playhouse (Legally Blonde) and we were very impressed!…read moreUpon arrival we were warmly welcomed and given an overview of the layout of the theatre.  The ground floor has the concessions, ticketbooth and restrooms. The second floor has the theatre area. The theatre is very clean and modern.  The theatre is nicely laid out with seats on 3 sides of the "stage" area, which enables the performers to utilize the whole floor area to the seats. The seating space is great! Spacious, with nice leg room and staggered with the seat in front of you, which is very nice and provides an unblocked view.  The performers did a great job and provided the audience with a fun, energetic atmosphere, which even surpassed shows we've seen at the Hershey Theatre.  The sound, pit band and lighting were spot on for the show.  We will definitely be returning for additional shows in the future!

We LOVE our pass for all the grandkids. The children can't wait to come to Gramma and Pappy's and…read morego to the HOH! We have tons of pictures and memories. With 17 grandchildren, the pass is perfect! This year, four of the grands went to the Hands-On House Summer Camp for 2 weeks. Oh, wow! TOTALLY more than I expected!!! The staff produced a 5-star camp with activities, games, crafts, and fieldtrips that far exceeded all expectations. Our g-kids (5, 6, 8, & 9yo) wanted to arrive early each day and stay as late as possible. They couldn't stop talking about new friends, activities, and the endearing antics of the staff. I HOPE they can go again next year!

Disappointed at the staff member who walked from her front desk to the back of the play area bench…read moreto ask a white lady i with her 5 month old son f everything was okay while a black woman with her 18 month old child were sharing a simple conversation of how nice to raise children. My family used to visit this museum and even attended summer camp but this was ridiculous. Why? to the museum, put up your signs if you do not want to serve all families, it is so much more easier for everyone. Please do not apologize or respond to this review you sent your message already.

I have been to the club in past years but it's been about 5 years since I've been there. Had a…read moreblast. The staff is super nice and kept the drinks filled. The food was really good as a few of us had burgers, steak salad, chili, etc and it was all really good. The best is the prices. The club makes it convenient and affordable to hang out at.

For years, this is one of my favorite Haunted Houses in the Philadelphia region. Visiting it again…read moreafter a few years off was still a great experience. I've always loved the actors here and the different themes that they have. There is a lot to do at Shocktoberfest. We usually do the hayride, prison, and the haunted house, where you can run around naked or something if you get a special group. I have yet to find friends who would do this with us... The actors are among the best and I like the design of everything here. When you walk in, there is a Jurassic Park like entrance with a zombie on it. This year, we bought some cinnamon rolls from a food truck that was there. Tasted amazing, but not sure if that's always there. A good time and look for coupons online.

Kind of lame compared to other similar attractions. Not really much to say beyond that. Nothing…read morereally changes from one year to the next and really lacks he spooky factor.

Tip: This arena is located at Hersheypark…read more Hersheypark Sports Complex contains Giant Center, which is home arena for the Hershey Bears, which is the American Hockey League (AHL) farm team of the Boston Bruins. The Bears have an amazing winning record. Years ago, when the Manitoba Moose (the AHL farm team of the Winnipeg Jets) was making its playoff run, it had a series against the Hershey Bears. Like the passionate hockey fan that I can be, I did a road trip from Markham to Hershey, PA. I also visited the Hershey store while I was in the city. I love Hershey's chocolate, but I was here for the game. I attended game 4 of the playoffs series. I remember speaking to a parking attendant and paying for parking. She said, "Go, Bears!" to me. She didn't realize that my vehicle had a Ontario licence plate and I was likely cheering for the opponent. I don't recall getting any snacks or drinks during the game. I do recall having a decent view of the rink and being sad that the Moose had lost against the Bears in that game. Bears fans are passionate folks. It was nice to see. One of these days, I'll need to return and take in an AHL game. I wasn't on Yelp back then and didn't take a ton of photos. I will next time. (354)

Season Ticket Holder Perspective (Section 104, Row C, Seats 1 & 2)…read more If you're going to do hockey in Hershey, you do it at the Giant Center and my seats (Section 104, Row C, 1 & 2) are chef's kiss for Hershey Bears games. Three rows off the ice means you feel every hit, hear every skate carve, and occasionally get a good "did-I-just-flinch-at-a-puck?" moment. And if you're lucky you might just get a puck! The view straight across the ice is fantastic. Now... the view down toward the far goal on the right? Yeah, no. The distortion from the glass is rough. It's like watching hockey through a funhouse mirror. You'll catch the general idea but don't expect crystal clarity unless the play comes back your way. Sound System for Bears Games: Let me be blunt... it's aggressively loud. Like "why am I being yelled at by speakers during warm-ups?" loud. If you're sensitive to sound, bring earplugs or prepare to be spiritually tackled by the decibel levels. Concerts: This is where the Giant Center gets unpredictable. Most concerts I've seen here suffer from rough acoustics... muddy sound, too much reverb, and vocals that disappear into a void. BUT Trans-Siberian Orchestra on 11/23/25? Shockingly great. Crisp, powerful, balanced. It was the rare show where the sound team actually tamed the concrete cavern. Parking: Oh boy. Getting in and out is a nightmare. It is chaos every single time. Too many lanes funneling into too few exits. Every event at Hershey Park, Hershey Stadium AND the Giant Center all fighting for the same roads. If you come here often, pack patience and maybe a snack for the car. Food & Concessions: Perfectly average venue fare, nothing amazing, definitely nothing healthy, and priced like it's made of truffles and hopes. You're paying for convenience and location, not culinary excellence. Overall: This is our local go-to venue, and I'll always show up for my Bears and the big touring acts. The energy is great, the games are a blast, and concerts can be magical when the sound behaves. But between the parking mess, inconsistent acoustics, and sensory-overload sound levels at games, it's far from perfect. Still... it's Hershey. It's home. And I'll be back in my same seats next week yelling for the Bears.