I have 3 grand daughters that go here and all of them enjoy learning and love showing off the new…read moredances they learn , every year my wife and I can not wait til it's recital time to see all of the progress not only our granddaughters do but other students that we have been able to see grow and progress in the arts

update?: I remember scanning the badge after waiting in what is apparently now called the overflow…read moreline. Is the time spent in each line being tracked? When I first went many years ago, there were no badges back then, so I don't see how management could know that the wait was *never* that long. I gave it a more positive review 6 years ago for being unique - that's why I wanted to go again, but it didn't hit the same the second time... perhaps I expected more to change over half a decade. For being so dependent on story telling, the little videos throughout the haunt have terrible audio quality. This is one of 10 haunts I visited this year, the lack of jump scares isn't the issue.

Horrible very noisy , waste of time haunt. The review that mentions waiting for hours in two…read moredifferent rooms is very true. We waited in the smaller room for 2 hours. The haunt prides it self on making people wait for 5 hours! It did not flow at all. You spent more time waiting for doors to Open then anything else. They made sure you didn't see any other group. Not scary at all. The scary part was waiting in line. You could not move forward until you watched a video in every other room. Hardly any actors in the haunt. I wish I could get a refund for this horrible experience. The worst haunt I have ever been too.

This is a awesome place for Deaf socialization its been around since 1948…read moreLots of fun events to do Different events. Games and many more

I saw Dorina today and she was amazing. Everything she told me was spot on in terms of my past and…read morepresent.

I love getting readings. This was my first time here even though I've driven by many times. I'm…read morealways fairly guarded so I don't give too much away by body language or in what I say the first time is sit with a new reader. She read me like a book. It was great. Definitely gifted and I enjoyed the experience. I'll definitely try their new location in Northampton. It was a little distracting with the normal household noise in the background, so I was especially impressed that she could pick up on so much despite that. And a great value for what I got. I went for a birthday reading and it was an enjoyable experience.

What an odd, interesting little place. My son is obsessed with the Titanic so as a surprise we took…read morea 2 hour drive from NY to come here. Street parking was very easy. There was a lovely woman working inside who was happy to share her knowledge of all things Titanic. It is a small space but packed full of artifacts. We stayed about 1/2 hour. Absolutely recommend to those interested in the Titanic and White Star Line!

This will not be to everyone's tastes, but it is to mine so five stars! Located in a small suburb…read moreof Springfield, in the back of a family-run jewelry shop, in a converted photography studio, is this quintessential Americana Titanic museum. It represents the life work of one man (the current owner's brother) who developed an interest in the Titanic as a teenager and started writing to the survivors. The collection is of the ship (with White Star Line china, banners, documentation of the discovery) as much as it is about the survivors (with items from the journal one woman had with her in the lifeboat to one woman's frog) and pop culture (the man was was a background character in THE movie). It is $4 to see the collection, but if you're interested in the Titanic or just want to see what a life's work can look like, it's a once in a lifetime experience.

Nice trails throughout a variety of differing terrain within the conservation area. There are…read morewetlands and uplands with two unnamed brooks meandering through the park area. These things make for a very pleasant walk through beautifully natural unspoiled woodland scenery.

We celebrated my son's 2nd birthday here, and they we so accommodating! The room was already set up…read morewith tables and tablecloths. We were able to bring in our own food and dessert. The staff was very friendly and very easy to deal with. We were a little worried about going over the limit for guests, but everyone was able to get a Trolley ride! They even let all the children pull the whistle, which they absolutely loved! The price was very reasonable, and they even opened up the museum part so the children could play and take a bunch of great photos! This children all received party favors of one free future Trolley ride. My advice is to get a membership for an even more amazing deal! Our party guests exclaimed that this was the most fun they've ever had at a birthday party! Great job!

My family and I recently took a drive up to the Connecticut Trolley Museum to experience their…read more"Winterfest and the Tunnel of Lights". The museum is run by the Connecticut Electric Railway Association which was founded in October 1940. It is the nation's oldest incorporated organization dedicated to the preservation of the trolley era. The museum operates a 1.5 mile heritage railroad on an original portion of the Hartford and Springfield Street Railway Company's Rockville Branch. The museum hosts a variety of events throughout the year that are themed around dinosaurs, Easter, Halloween and Christmas. 2023 marks the museum's 45th year hosting Winterfest. The museum and property are decorated inside and outside with over 15,000 lights. Guests have a choice of riding closed trolley cars or an open air 'electric sleigh' down the tunnel of lights for approximately 25 minutes. We chose the latter option, but be sure to bring plenty of layers and blankets as it can get very cold. Afterwards we headed into the Visitor Center where we saw multiple model train layouts and vintage trolleys decorated with holiday lights. "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" was playing on an endless loop in the theater room while children were writing letters to Santa. Cookies, hot chocolate, and other light refreshments are available to purchase. Guests also have the option to take family photos with Santa Claus himself! Winterfest continues until December 30th, so get your tickets while you can!

You may be thinking something like "Tarot is fortune-telling"; "it's occult devil worship"; or…read more"it's woo-woo." There are plenty of readers who play up one or more of those angles. DragonOwl Tarot is not one of them. If you want the TL;DR version of my review, it is: Silver is an ethical, professional reader whom I highly recommend to anyone who wants help getting out of their mental ruts. The word "occult" is an old word that came into English from Latin via French. Its original meaning is simply "secret" or "hidden." That context relates nicely to the type of reading Silver provides. Our lives are complex and challenging for many reasons. Technology often pulls us away from deep thinking, and introspecting about our lives. So many things can be involved in a difficult situation or decision that a person can get overwhelmed and flounder through their life, as important elements get hidden from our conscious notice. Silver's readings are a snapshot of the present moment, related to whatever question or context you provide. The spread she creates, the cards drawn for it, and her -- and your - -interpretation of them provides a way to see the issue differently and consider new ways of addressing it. I met Silver online in a forum focused on a hobby we both enjoy. Free Tarot readings were offered and on a whim, I signed up for one. Silver didn't know me at all, and didn't even try to slyly glean information from me to use in her reading; she just asked me to select a deck, give her a question or focus for the reading, and then set to work. Her reading was clear and very helpful. It amazed me. Since then, I've become a frequent client, turning to Silver whenever I'm feeling mentally stuck or overwhelmed by a situation. Her readings are consistently high quality and professional. The custom readings she's done for me include one themed on the "Firefly" TV series, and another using a crow Tarot deck to explore personal elements of a cross-country, work-related move. My most recent reading was done on Zoom, so it was an interactive process that was also more fun. I view Tarot readings as a tool that can be useful in seeing a current situation or issue from a different perspective, offering a more objective context for it as well as possible ways to address it or achieve a goal. The cards don't make choices for me, and Silver never tries to push me in any specific direction. She's warm and supportive in a general, professional way. She has never tried to upsell me anything or to worm her way into my life to exploit our relationship, which is why I say she's professional in her work. Silver's readings have helped me tap in to subconscious influences and to overcome some cognitive biases in both my professional and personal life. If you're prone to overthinking, analysis paralysis, or something similar -- or if you just want an objective, fresh take on a problem or issue -- a Tarot reading with her will likely be very helpful for you.