We attended a birthday party at this location and the kids had a great time. They got a nice indoor…read morefacility with lot of arcade games and there are tons of indoor activities to keep the kids active and play safe. They got a private parking lot, which is good. They do have value passes for daily usage, or they do have annual passes too which is cool. They got a cafeteria that serves Pizza, hot dogs and snacks located all the way in the right-hand side corner and lot of tables and place to eat. They got some beverages too. The restrooms are well maintained and clean for usage. The staff is friendly, and this place is definitely worth visiting to take younger kids to play. We visited this location on a Sunday evening and the place was almost full. Like other locations, they do have private party hall and then some common party area with benches and chairs. Definitely a good place to spend some time for a party!!

We were looking for a place to take the kids on a really cold day. Most of the indoor playgrounds…read morerequire a timed appointment, but this place didn't so we decided to give it a try. First of all, I think the price is a bit high for the little it includes. I think it was $12 per kid (adults free) but all that gets you is access to the climbing/slide area. You have to buy a card for all the games, rides and other activities. However, it was nice to let our kids run around for a bit, although of course they didn't want to spend time in the climbing area when there were games and other attractions all around. One other nice thing is you can leave and come back all day long. We choose to grab lunch elsewhere and come back for some more fun. Don't think I would be back but happy it was available when we needed somewhere to go!

Go kart review: The…read morego karts here are great compared to other places. Gas power so it's more in line with regular cars. Fairly quick to keep it interesting, with a well designed, flowing course. Staff was good, they weren't too strict with us since we obviously knew what we were doing.

Went to this place for a job, team building. They offer food, salads, soft drinks and had a bar…read more They have axe throwing, go cart racing and so much more. The place was way too warm inside, especially since it was in the 70's outside. They needed air conditioning on, especially when you're doing some of there active events. Staff were very friendly.

If you have a love for all things Lego, whether you be a kid or an adult...go to Legoland! We had a…read moreblast! When you walk in you're greeted with Legos everywhere. Multiple Lego building stations are all over the complex. You can add your creation to a community build or make your own design. There was a this Lego monorail that went around the front of the building and at certain points you could interact with the scenes at each station stop. Our favorite part was the VR Lego roller coaster ride, that felt pretty real and at the end you got to personalize your own mini brick. There was so much to do that you could fill a day of play.

For the price you pay, I feel like there should be more for you to explore and do. It's very…read moreexpensive. The activity pack with the stampers; there is no ink, and you can hardly see the imprint of a stamp. The laser maze, didn't work all that well. When you would hit start, it would do anything. And when you would hit stop, it wouldn't stop it would still be calculating your time and lessening your score. The snack stand was suppose to be open, it was indeed CLOSED!! And the flooring, where it goes from the hard surface to the incline of soft cushion type flooring. That is dangerous, we constantly kept tripping over it. You should have signs there saying watch your step. Because I've noticed other parents tripping over it as well too.

My Funplex experience was AMAZING! A friend saw a post online about an After Dark event so we…read morebooked it. The After Dark hours were from 9PM-1AM for a 21 and over crowd. When we arrived, everything was up and running as if it were daytime. All the games, rides and attractions were in service. I rode Go Karts for the first time in yearrrs and I actually came in first place. Me! That was dope. The BIG FUN though was all the water rides. Lazy River, pool tubing and the main pool were all open and full of people ready for a great time. We were treated to a DJ who understood the crowd assignment and shoutout to the most wonderful staff. All employees on this night were in a great mood and they gave party vibes too. The promoters didn't over sell this event, so crowds and lines weren't a problem at all. I had such a blast that I wasn't even mad about getting my phone wet. I'm looking forward to going back to The Funplex for another After Dark night out. I thought they were gonna shortchange us but that didn't happen. We were given the whole experience. Good stuff!

This place is both an arcade and waterpark. We attended for a birthday party which was specifically…read morefor the waterpark. We got wristbands and although it was rainy on and off they were able to keep operating since there wasn't a danger such as thunder or lightning. Lines weren't long because of the weather. They provide life jackets. They have many lifeguards. There is a picnic area for the public but a separate one for birthday parties. Pizza and wings weee good. Had lots of refreshment options and also adult beverages you could purchase. The people working the birthday side were upbeat and friendly.

Great place for parents to take their kids for an afternoon of energy-burning fun…read more Something for kids from ages 2-10, with a huge indoor ball playing area with air cannons and plenty of creative ways to play with foam balls. A great indoor carousel. A decent kids arcade. A wonderful water table and play are for smaller kids. And a pretty good snack bar. Great parking and sitting in Peddler's Village, so adults can enjoy the trip, too.

You can't beat free admission and free parking. You also can't beat a $5 slice of pizza or…read morecheeseburger at a legit theme park. It's no wonder why this place draws crowds. Tucked deep in Pennsylvania coal country (i.e. the middle to nowhere) you can find the rollercoasters rising out of the hills and this cute little park that time has luckily spared. There's something for everyone here, and with rides and games being pay as you go you can have as action packed or as relaxed of a day as you choose. There's even a large pool in the park for the hottest of summer days. I can see why this place has its diehard fans. With ample camping and rentals around the perimeter you can turn a trip here into a full vacation easily.

Hello Darlings, It's…read morebeen eleven years since Your Host's previous screed about this amusement *resort*, and it's time for an update! Our Disney companion / friend joined in for a day of amusement park fun enjoying the rides (and park grub!) on a Saturday during Fall despite the crowds (and lines). Knoebel's line-up of attractions since Your Host's 2015 review is largely unchanged, although a number of rides have been added. Let's now sit back with a favorite bev, and we'll get into this most recent experience. For starters, the park's crowds were large, and every single, solitary attraction had long wait times of at least 30 minutes, which leads to the idea that weekends are busy, busy, busy. And unlike Six Flags, there are no Fast Lanes, nor are there single rider lines. Everyone waits the wait...equally. If you're not the patient type, a weekday visit might be more your speed. Some rides manage the throughput well, while others not so much. Generally speaking, pack your patience on weekend visits. Food quality and value: like many businesses, Knoebel's hasn't escaped inflation. The quality is still there, and I believe in my heart of hearts that the resort tries to mitigate the price increases. The sausage sandwiches at the round food stand are still every bit as good as before but they saw an increase of over $3.00. Be prepared to see this but realize that what you get at Knoebel's is STILL a better value than a corporate-run theme park. As is the custom with amusement park reviews, here are the rides that we experienced... Paratrooper: this was a walk-on but it was when the rides first opened at 2pm. The ride cycle was lengthy but fortunately didn't require downtime for Your Host to reclaim his center. Black Diamond: this is a spooky indoor dark ride that might scare the littles. It's kind of lengthy, and features drops and lifts. This ride had a long line but the operations were fairly efficient. This is a popular attraction, so take heed. Phoenix: it should be noted darlings that this coaster, along with the two others, are quite popular. While this had a long line, we got through it in about 20 minutes. The ride itself didn't seem as smooth as usual but was enjoyable nonetheless. Twister: darlings, bring Excedrin if you plan to ride this one cuz it is a rough experience. Definitely not Your Host's favorite. Tea Cups: this is one of those classics from another era (aka 1972) when Your Host was a little 'un. You don't control the spinning yourself, but rather where in the cup you and another are sitting will have you goin' around in circles, just like Billy Preston. Scenic Skyway: this had a long line and a wait that felt like an eternity. The ride is scenic and relaxing, but try to keep any thoughts of worst-case scenarios at bay. Impulse: the wait wasn't bad. This compact multi looping coaster is pretty darn exciting, babies. We ended our day with this one. The ride itself is pretty smooth. You ascend the phallic-shaped lift hill and the immediate drop straight on down comes as suddenly as unwelcome visitors appearing unannounced on your front door stoop. There are five inversions on the course (best experienced hands-free or up-in-the-air) before the return to the station. That about wraps it up, darlings. Your Host continues to recommend this spot for the best classic rides and coasters. And gurl, if you're planning to ride Twister, pack the aspirin! Peace, love, and rides, Your Host

I'm surprised this place does not have higher ratings. I noticed most of the negative reviews are…read morepertaining to long lines. Luckily, we visited early on a weekday in August - no crowds! I highly recommend planning your visit early on a weekday. If your kids love an indoor playground, crafting, crayon creations, clay molding, crafting activities, etc... they would love it here! We were there at least 3-4 hours and still had a few stations we did not get to. The place is huge with 4 floors of fun activities. We will definitely be returning for the Halloween events! :)

Crayola Experience is an interactive visitor attraction that opened in Easton, Pennsylvania in July…read more1996. It was founded by the major international crayon maker Crayola LLC, which was founded as the Binney & Smith Company in 1885. In the 1990s, the city of Easton reached out to Crayola with an offer to open a small storefront. The city hoped that the store would help to revitalize the downtown area. Originally opened as "The Crayola Factory", the store morphed into a much larger interactive experience and rebranded under its current name in 2013. The colorful family attraction features over 20 hands-on experiences for visitors, such as naming your own crayon, melting wax souvenirs, and starring in a coloring page. Beginning in 2015, Crayola began to open additional Crayola Experience attractions around the United States, including locations at the Florida Mall (Orlando, FL) and the Mall of America (Bloomington, MN). Two additional locations also opened in Texas and Arizona, but they have since closed. My family and I recently visited the original Crayola Experience in Easton while we were visiting our cousins in Pennsylvania. The flagship location is HUGE; it has four floors of interactive attractions. Our two sons had a blast molding race cars from broken crayon bits, making wax art, naming their own crayons, and plenty of other colorful activities. They especially loved exploring the color playgrounds! We spent approximately 3 hours at the attraction. Afterwards, we explored the gift shop where my wife and I picked out some nice big coloring books for our sons. We also liked seeing all of the various crayon colors that Crayola produces; it was pretty impressive. Overall, we had a fun visit at the Crayola Experience and recommend it to any families visiting Easton!

Mid-tier amusement park which for me is a lot closer than the higher tier choices. It offers both…read morea water park as well as standard rides and rollercoasters. Depending on the time of year and the weather, lines can be short or long - sorry that is life. It is not as large as those other higher tier options but it still has enough of a variety to keep you going. It probably won't miss the mark however it probably won't majorly exceed expectations. Sorry if this review comes off rough, I do like Dorney, I just have to be honest with level setting.

I remember going to Dorney Park when I was a kid - probably about 8 or 9 years old - with my family…read moreback in the day. When I realized that Dorney Park was actually in PA instead of MD, where I swore it was when I was a kid, I figured we should pay them a visit. I gathered my themepark friends and we made a day trip out of it. We arrived around 10:30am, which is about 30 minutes after it opened. It ended up being a washed out day with rain all day long, so we pretty much had an empty park. This meant every coaster was essentially a walk on, if it was open. We rode all the coasters and then went back for seconds on 3-4 of them. It's not a big park at all, so you can definitely get it all done in one day. The food in the park is pretty absymal though, so taking a point off for that. They have Snoopy character meet and greets, which was really cute and I definitely took advantage.

- Small but sufficient amusement park in LBI, with plenty of age-appropriate rides for the little…read moreones - For the 2026 season, unlimited kiddie ride wristbands were available for $20 every Saturday and Sunday from 4-7p; adults can ride for free on a handful of the rides if their little one is below the required height to ride alone, which is a nice perk - Wait times weren't too bad for the rides, and the lines were definitely bearable for the young ones - The park is small but spacious enough that it doesn't feel overly crowded; it also appeared clean and well maintained during our visit - The employees operating the rides were nice and very friendly, especially with the little ones

THE GOOD ----------------…read more+ LOTS of kiddie rides (at our count 9) for the little ones and a few big kid rides. = Park only spans 1 square block and very small, which makes it very manageable to navigate with kids. ++++ Relatively short lines for all of the rides. Honey Bees had the longest line, by far. + $20 unlimited kiddie rides wristband every Sat and Sun from 4-7 PM. + Super clean park with no noticeable garbage on the floor. + Ride operators were alllll verrrrry thorough with making sure kids were secure. THE NOT SO GOOD ----------------------------- - Nada. MIXED THOUGHTS ---------------------------- = Nada. RANDOM OBSERVATIONS -------------------------------------- = Rides begin operating at 4 PM daily and it was bussssssy the second they opened for operation. + There is a private parking lot for the park in the back if you cannot find street parking.

fun but tilt a whirl traumatized me. ryan trahan please go…read morehere for a video lines for hammerhead heat were long pool was cold

This place......this place was so worth going for the holiday (Fourth of July). Yeah for kids, but…read moretotally fun for adults. They have an indoor bar as well as an outdoor (Tiki Bar). We purchased the package including the BBQ meal and it was so good. Although it was very hot outside, but to go in and out as pleased with the amount of activities, I would recommend groups going. Upon arrival. have to give props to the nice women who helped me (Empress H. and Kennedy D.). They were so helpful to make our arrival complete. Thank you.