Went tonight to this haunted attraction and had so much fun! You can tell how much thought and…read moreeffort goes into this attraction. There was food, drinks, and wait time was quick and efficient. Definitely would recommend for a good attraction near the Lehigh valley

My husband and I loved it here! It was really nice that they have a fire pit, drinks, and games to…read moreoccupy your time while you wait your turn for the hayride. The actors in all of the attractions did a great job and their props are very high end. This definitely a great Halloween activity. The haunted house was the scariest attraction in my opinion. The only suggestion I have would be that the drinks were not very strong at all lol but everything else was awesome!

Not that I want to go all thespian on your ass, but it never ceases to amaze me the quality and…read morevariety of shows which are put on annually during the PA Shakespeare Festival. Personally I am not a willing theatre goer but the lovely wife is 100% down on this type of stuff and over the years I've been drug to more shows than I can remember. Off the top of my head over the years we've seen: Blithe Spirit Shakespeare for Kids Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street Henry VIII The Two Noble Kinsmen The Merry Wives of Windsor The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) (Which is my favorite) There are more but as you see there are all of the Shakespeare classics done plus a good mix of musicals, dramas, kids shows and other works which are non-Shakespeare which make for a something for everyone approach which if you're into this type of thing appeals to a much broader spectrum of people. The season itself only lasts nine or ten weeks every June-August and ticket prices have gotten a bit steep in the fifty dollar per person range but no seat is a bad seat in either of the two spaces where the shows are put on and the sets, sound, lighting and acting are always first rate. There certainly might be nicer looking places to watch Shakespeare but I highly doubt you'll find a more talented group of people putting on the show.

We've been coming here for years and the theaters are great with varied selections and always…read moreexcellent acting. Every seat is great and they have special showings and events which are enticing. We haven't missed a season.

This is a cool place for a concert. However it's not really a performance center but a stage set up…read morein a big park. It was a nice night so being outside was good but wouldn't work in the rain or heat. The sound was good. The portable stage is big. In front of the stage is seating with plastic folding chairs nor very comfy. These seats were double the price. The other seating is in the lawn but you can bring your own chair. The seating section has a bar with 2 specialty cocktails named for the songs of the band. The drinks were a little high but to be expected. Very limited food, the bar in the general area ran out of one of the drinks. Plenty of parking but it can be far to walk

The game is amazing and the people are very friendly and professional. The customer service is…read moreamazing

Iron pigs is a great time in the Lehigh Valley. Good atmosphere and affordable. Always a fun thing…read moreto do in the LV

We enjoyed a showing of the Rocky Horror Picture Show. The venue was great, old school movie…read moretheatre. They had concessions on two sides inside the theatre in back of the seating area. The group presenting Rocky Horror were very fun and the audience was dressed up and ready to participate. So let's do the time warp again soon!

I'm not going to bore anyone with a long history of the theatre because if you are from the area…read moreyou likely have some idea and if you're not then you probably don't care anyway. http://www.emmaustheatre.com/theatrehistory.html http://www.emmaustheatre.com/history.html This place is one of the last single screen theatres in the Lehigh Valley along with The Roxy in Northampton and Shankweiler's in Orefield. The rules of the road here are simple: 1. Admission is $4 for adults, $3 for children under 11/seniors over 60 along with all matinees and shows on Monday thru Thursday night. 2. Keep your ticket stub and take a peek over at the concession stand because they give away free popcorn every show based on ticket stub numbers. 3. Only one screen and the theatre is loooooong so it's best to sit towards the front as the sound is stronger coming from the front of the room. Also a slight quirk is that the theatre sits next to a very active set on Norfolk Southern tracks and more then likely once or twice during the show you will get some decent horn noise along with the floor and seats vibrating a bit if you are sitting on the side closest to the tracks. 4. Sit back and enjoy not being assaulted with thirty minutes of commercials and ads along with previews. The only thing here they preview is either for what they are showing next or the movie that they are showing on weekends/earlier in the night for families. So put down the iPad/iPhone/iPod/Nook/Kindle/Smart Phone/Dumb Phone and take a trip back to a simpler time when going to see a movie was about the movie and not about all the unnecessary bells and whistles on the periphery. Bar none when The Boyd in Bethlehem closed this place took over for best place to watch a movie in the LV.

Archer Music Hall has quickly become one of my favorite small-to-mid-size concert venues in…read morePennsylvania. It's about an hour and fifteen from me, totally doable for a weeknight show, and honestly the combination of ticket prices, artist variety, and solid acoustics keeps pulling me back. Venue Atmosphere & Layout If you're into a club-style concert vibe, this place nails it. It's basically a big black rectangle of a room in the best waywith a wide open floor that gives you a clear line of sight from almost anywhere. There's also a slightly elevated second-tier area behind the main floor with its own bar and standing space. Great if you want a little more breathing room without sacrificing the view. Bars run almost the full length of the building on both sides, which makes grabbing a drink pretty convenient (I didn't grab any this time, so can't speak to pricing). Security & Entry Here's the one thing you must plan for: entry takes time. Both times I've been here, I missed the first song of the opening band even though I arrived around 6:20 for a 7 PM show. Security is thorough but slow-moving, so if you want to see the opener or get a good spot, show up earlier than you think. Sound Quality & Experience The sound inside Archer is surprisingly good for a venue of this size. I've seen: * Magnolia Park * From Ashes to New * Set It Off * Autumn Kings * Vana * Fame On Fire And every show felt tight, loud, and balanced not the usual muddy wall of noise you get at some club venues. Lighting and production are also way better than expected. Ticket Prices & Value Another huge win: tickets are cheap. Most shows I've gone to were around $50 with fees, which is practically a miracle these days. For the level of talent they bring in, the value is incredible. Extras * Coat check available * Bathrooms clean-ish (for a concert venue, that's basically a compliment) * General admission only -- which I personally love Overall Archer Music Hall is a fantastic GA concert venue with great acoustics, solid sightlines, friendly staff, and ticket prices that don't make your wallet cry. The only downside is the entry line, but that's fixable by showing up a little earlier. I'll absolutely keep coming back. Perfect for fans of rock, alt, metalcore, pop punk, and high-energy live shows who want an intimate venue without sacrificing production quality.

Very excited to check out this new venue in Allentown. Appears they opened around March 2025…read more Great venue, great sound, great lighting. The show I went to had an attendance of about 800...mostly general admission and some people paid more than double to get a seat upstairs in the balcony. While it would've been nice to be able to sit, I found it nicer to be downstairs on the main floor to see the band. The floor is concrete and there is literally no where to sit. There's an area behind general admission where you can also pay a premium to have a seat and a small table. Cost varies but to put things into perspective, i paid $40 for my general admission ticket and it would have been an add'l $60 to upgrade. Bars and food: Anyone who was over 21 and planned to drink was ID'ed prior to entry and given a special wristband. There are bars on both the left side and the right side of the general admission area. Full bar. I had a Stateside seltzer for $8 and my friend had a refillable soda for $7. Note there's a combo of bottomless popcorn and bottomless soda for $12. Many people bought some sort of cocktail in a reusable cup and it had a flashing light in it ($22). As for the food/snacks, it was all prepared ahead of time and available in a warming drawer for the bartenders to give to those who order. They also had snack sized bags of chips. Note when you pay (cashless), the system defaults to a 20% tip...you can adjust. Security: everyone must pass thru metal detectors and security made each person with a hat take it off. While my bag wasn't searched, I heard most people's were. Note there is a bag policy. Parking: we easily parked on the street and used the parkmobile app to pay. Cost was about $2/hr and 2 hr limit on that main street that the music hall is on. Only had to pay until 9pm. While I was told by many that we'd be able to renew the parking after 2 hrs, the app wouldn't allow us. We got around that by using a different phone's parkmobile app. Some people paid $18 via ticketmaster and purchased parking ahead of time. That lot was somewhere behind the building. Wi Fi / service: my cell service was terrible in the venue. I was able to connect to the venue's wi fi and that worked well. Bathrooms: There's only one ladies room and one mens room for general admission and it's in the lobby. Plenty of stalls. The bathrooms were not kept up throughout the night. By later in the evening, some stalls were out of toilet paper, only some dispensers had paper towels and only some soap dispensers had soap. Restaurants in the area: there's a great quick Mexican restaurant directly across the street called Amigos. I got a steak bowl for $13. They have indoor seating (extremely casual) and outdoor seating. They are starting to sell alcoholic drinks and making their own tequila and vodka.

The guide was excellent! great place for field trips or just a cool experience !…read more Bring the whole family they do groups or 5 for 50 I believe very family friendly

The whole experience was great! The staff support was outstanding!! We did the walk through and…read morethe room experience! Awesome. We will do this again once they change up the exhibit. So pleasantly surprised!!

For my first hockey experience I had more fun watching the stands than watching the ice. This team…read morecould not get their offense together. They would constantly move the puck into the corners behind the goalie and pass up on shots in front of the net. I watched the other team slide the puck around the front of the net and set up opportunities for shots on goal. 42 shots vs 21 shots it's no wonder they lost 2-1 However the teams mascot had fun with the crowd and also brought a few of his friends. Such mascots as the Philly Fanatic, the Iron pigs 2 mascots , the Orioles bird, Pittsburgh's penguin and others

Had a great time here the 5 times i was there. Don't listen to the whiners that are posting in…read morehere. People have champagne taste on beer salaries