We had a great day at waldameer. They are a process of upgrading so a lot of the things that I like…read moreto do are closed such as a lazy river and one of the adult pools. The waterpark is amazing, but you're not allowed to bring any food in which can be problematic. Prices are comparable to other amusement parks.

Fun amusement park I…read moreenjoyed that the park has free admission and you just pay for the rides you want to enjoy. Although navigating the points for each ride can be difficult. My children are not big on rides so it was nice that we could enjoy the park without having to pay a lot to see what it offered. We came in the evening and walked around to check it out. We rode the bumper cars, carousel, and little kids coaster. If the weather was nicer we want to come back for the full day to enjoy the waterpark and rides. Food was decently priced with lots of choice through the park. You can also bring your own food and eat picnic style.

Im glad that the park is back up and running after a hiatus but this is definitely not the park I…read moreremember. There may be like 10-12 rides total with the majority being in kiddie land. No complaints of a lot of rides in kiddie land as I have a 19 month old daughter that loved them. You can walk right into the park for free. You can buy a single ride ticket for $5 or ride all day for $10. When we were there Thursday there was a sale and the ride all day were $5. The water park looked new and in great shape. I didn't get to experience that part only the rides. There is direct beach access to a small beach that appeared well kept. They have a nice area for games, maybe about 5 or 6 but the other side is all closed up and looked sad. I will most likely be back but I do hope they make things look alittle nicer.

what are we blow? There's nothing to do. do not ride the blue steak, severe severe neck pain, and…read moreno compensation whatsoever I feel like I'm gonna die.

This is one of those wooden coasters that definitely lives up to what is said about it being that…read moreit's one of the best ones ever built! So in order to ride Ravine Flyer ll you must have one of the point cards as this coaster requires 4.5 credits for each rider to join in on the fun! The coaster starts off just like anyone other one with a short ride over the transfer track to the lift hill that provides a stunning view of Lake Erie just as your about to drop to head straight into the bridge that crosses the 4 lane state highway 832 right after you cross you do a good turn around and head back over the highway again for some more coaster action that's complete with a tunnel or two to keep things even more interesting! This really is up there with some of the best wooden coasters I've ridden across the country as you get a good amount of airtime throughout the entire ride it's super smooth for a wooden coaster and the fact you cross over a 4 lane highway is just awesome! Overall this is a great addition to Waldameer Park and a amazingly fun coaster for all ages to enjoy it will definitely be a pleasure when I get to come back here again to enjoy this super fun wooden coaster of epic Erie proportions!

This coaster is the best wooden coaster in PA. The view of Lake Erie at the top of the first hill…read moreis amazing. Love it!

This is one of the few places to visit along the beach. It seems like it has seen better days…read moreand is a little run down now. There's a snack bar where you grab a bite to eat. I would drive down to Barangas (for a fancy meal) or the ice cream place (for a cheap meal) instead. We did the bumper cars, outdoor laser tag, and miniature golf at Adventure Village. They were OK. Nothing to write home about. Our 8-year old daughter did the rock climbing wall too. The mini golf course was pretty short and the holes were not that impressive. The bumper cars were actually pretty fun despite the small area. The laser tag course was pretty big and they tell you who "won" at the end. Tip: You win by having the most hits, not by not getting hit.

We had a fun time here with family and an 8 year old. This place is a bit run down and rough around…read morethe edges. However, everything was in working order and the attractions were reasonably priced. We didn't hit the concession stand, so I can't speak to that quality or pricing. The employees were engaged and seemed to enjoy being there. We've been to too many places similar to this where everyone working seemed to be a surly kid-hater. This place was NOT like that.

Six Flags Darien Lake has a nice setting with the lake of its name providing a pleasant backdrop to…read morea visit here, particularly since we were fortunate to have great weather. We enjoyed exploring the variety of rides, though because our visit was at the end of the season, not all rides were available. Regardless, we had a great time. The Viper and the Predator were favorites from our visit. Lines were barely forming when we first arrived and kept moving nicely throughout the day. The kids area is very cute with a nice variety of rides. The staff we interacted with were all pleasant and helpful. The park has a good-sized parking lot with some EV charging stations available.

We bought tickets for a future date. Once we checked out it was for the day we bought them. If any…read moremistakes happen with Six Flags good luck getting any help. You call an outsourced third party that could care less about you. You are not priority.

Why wouldn't you open on the 2 AA weekends ? You were CLOSED in May and again this past weekend.read more

Niagara Takes Flight was an amazing experience and one of my favorite attractions so far in Niagara…read moreFalls. It is a simulated flight over Niagara Falls and several famous sites in the area. It reminded me of Soarin' Over California at Disney California Adventure, which is one of my favorite rides, so I had an idea of what to expect from the motion and ride style. However, the visuals and overall experience were even better than I expected. The ride gives a beautiful overview of Niagara Falls and the many attractions, landmarks, and scenic places visitors can explore. I honestly think this should be one of the first attractions tourists do when they arrive, because it gives you a great sense of what there is to see and can help you plan the rest of your trip. The immersive, multisensory experience made it feel exciting, beautiful, and memorable from beginning to end. The staff also made the experience even better. Everyone I encountered was welcoming, friendly, and helpful. From start to finish, the service was excellent. I still have more time left to explore Niagara Falls, but Niagara Takes Flight is definitely one of my favorite attractions here so far. I really enjoyed it and would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Niagara Falls.

Been there with my cousin on the 15 of June 2026 I didn't…read morelike the ride so much but she did I was in the air & it felt like you were free falling at times The staff were extremely nice & accommodating

We try and ho to a new fair every year. Something we take in is the area and what they have to…read moreoffer. We try not to compare to the EC Fair because there is a big difference. They had a midway, animals, 4 H competitions and a stage for acts. We had our lemonade, bought something from a vendor, actually rang a bell on the train they had displayed and watched some dancing. I think this was great for the locals. We enjoyed ourselves. We have been to bigger fairs but also smaller ones. Great place right off the thruway.

Just finished the county fair and had a blast- as always. This fair has some of the greasiest,…read moresugary, delicious junk in the area! They have lots of awesome rides and cool shows to visit. They also have games, but be careful about getting scammed. We spent $10 on a 4 inch shark (T_T) ｖ（＾＿＾ｖ）

Very nice and well-maintained grounds. We enjoyed a pleasant walk around the park, including stops…read moreat the beach area and the marina.

There was something very different during our visit yesterday. There were two groups of people who…read morehad no respect for our beautiful park or the people that enjoy it. One group (approximately seven people) was at the popular "point". They had all of their belongings, plastic containers, blankets, trash (including a hammock hanging between two trees) scattered in the entire area of the point - it looked like they were living there. It was a filthy mess. No one other than the people occupying the area could enjoy the spot; they had taken it over as if they owned it . The other group was out on the metal dock (north part of the peninsula). Three men had their fishing poles and other gear scattered at the end so no one else could walk there. ALL of these folks were likely illegals. They didn't understand English. I asked them if they caught any fish and wished them a good day; no one seemed to understand what I was saying. I don't care who I offend by pointing this out. If you came here from a (likely) third world country, assimilate, respect our standards and our citizens. We need don't need more deadbeat humans that don't give a crap. LPSP officials, please help?! Ps, there was a huge amount of trash at the picnic table near the north metal dock that some nasty human(s) left there. It's high time we start holding people accountable for their actions.