Great family activity close to downtown Syracuse. We had fun on the evening before our daughter's…read morewedding, perfect place for a large group. Tickets were purchased ahead and digital, paying for parking onsite. Easy walk from parking to the stadium.

Had a fan experience set up for over a mouth got to park and nothing was set up told me to be there…read moreat 530 a good hour after all the thing I was supposed to do where done only thing I got that was promised was a food voucher for crappy cold hot dog and a drink and 4 tickets

Still love this place. Came 2/25/2023 with several friends who had never been…read more It was a moving experience and sparked very good conversations while there. Come with an open heart and mind and you will leave humbled and inspired. Visited the gift shop on the way out and purchased several things and added $20 to my total as an added donation. Cannot recommend enough.

Very informative; knowledgeable staff, interesting artifacts, information videos, children's…read moreactivities etc.

Such a cute venue. Our family had an event there after a funeral. The food was amazing and everyone…read morewas friendly. Great event space and bar area.

Great Ash Wednesday Fish Fry! Polish beer on tap and a full bar make this a fabulous place to eat…read more Food came out quickly, hit and delicious. Great service, too.

After a wonderful dinner out we attended the show, Come from Away…read more Absolutely fabulous. Very talented, and entertaining actors and musicians. As a simple stage production it kept our attention throughout with laughter, tears, deep thoughts and memories.

This is such a great venue. It seats fewer people than say the Landmark but the seats are more…read morecomfortable. We saw Joe Turner's Come and Gone which was very well presented. The story line was easy to follow and the actors were spectacular. Parking is available off street or across the street at the Phoebe's lot for a fee. There is a concession stand and bar inside that offers candy, snacks, coffee, and alcoholic drinks (even a special creation for whatever play is showing). There are also memberships offered if you think you'll go to multiple shows. A great experience! I hope to return soon!

Love this place! The ice cream is great and so delicious…read more The portions are huge. I'll definitely be back again soon!

I have been seeing photos for years from Marcellus Lanes but I had no idea where it was so I never…read morewent. I finally ventured out to find it. It's a small place if you weren't looking you'd drive right by. Seeing the sizes of the cones I opted for a "kiddie" cone! Ha! It was mammoth! The first time I visited I got the pumpkin vanilla twist with crunch topping! Delish! They serve it with or without the cone in a dish. The second time I went again with the "kiddie" cone vanilla/chocolate twist dipped in chocolate! The prices are super affordable and definitely plenty of ice cream! If you're a soft serve junkie this place is for you!

Excellent tour at the Seward House Museum. There were 11 of us who scheduled the tour and we were…read moreall wowed by our tour guides knowledge of the Seward family. What makes this museum unique is that the house and all its contents were donated as a museum. So that everything in it is original. It's a beautiful home to walk-through and get to know a governor of New York State who was also a Senator. He was a close friend of Abraham Lincoln, with whom he served in his cabinet as Secretary of State. The family history is fascinating. This home was also a stop on the Underground Railroad with Seward's wife being a close friend of Harriet Tubman. We did follow up this tour with another tour at the Harriet Tubman Museum. What a wonderful day. I recommend you call ahead to make sure that the museum is open. It is sometimes closed due to tours.

Well worth a visit for anyone interested in American history. It was hot but our tour guide Ally…read morewas unflappable, entertaining and gave us a fantastic experience. The history of the house and the Seward family was very interesting and Ally knew about every painting and object our group asked about.

I was not expecting to stop here and find this the other day on my way to Chicago from Boston. I…read morehad to go to the bathroom, saw the sign for the boxing hall of fame from the highway, and said bingo. I have been boxing the last decade, so obviously I had to see the OG ring from Madison square garden. It's a small museum that you'll go through quickly, but man is it cool to see.

I'll just get this part out of the way: I'm not a fan of boxing (nor do I hate it), as in I just…read moredon't follow it like some people do. I know there will be a lot of people who would appreciate the museum, and since I was in the area at the time, I figure - why not visit? Yes, it's definitely the Int'l Boxing Hall of Fame and I'm surprised they don't have (+ Museum) attached at the end! It is actually two parts: one big building which has the gift shop and the old Madison Square Garden boxing rink (which was donated to the place in 2000s). The smaller building houses three rooms, one mostly focused on the Hall of Fame inductees, plus some cool, very retro memorabilia such as old books from the 19th century about boxing. It's interesting to know that boxing has been around for centuries and somehow someone was taking notes and records on who were the greats during the older times. I've heard of all the boxers that everyone else has heard of, like Mike Tyson, George Foreman, Evander Holyfield and a couple others. Of course, they're all enshrined. Even Sylvester Stallone, who wasn't really a pro boxer - just helped popularize it - is in the Hall of Fame! The other two rooms have memorabilia dating back to at least 1900. Lots of cool retro posters, bronze fists that are meant to look like other boxers, etc. A different but great experience, regardless of how much you care about boxing. Apparently the greats think it's a big deal...Tyson and Stallone have both been here!

Went to see the Hans Zimmer orchestra performance. Got there an hour early, when doors opened. Had…read moreno problem getting on street parking right across the street at that time. Got snacks and beverages with no problem. The staff was helpful and welcoming. One snafu was purses. They have to be small. I used a tiny purse for feminine products and the older gentleman at the door was holding his small paper over it, trying to judge if it was small enough. It was right at the limit, but obviously not huge. He almost sent me back to the car with it. Another woman next to me was turned away with her larger purse. So be mindful to keep it small!

Not a bad concert hall but nothing outstanding. To really appreciate the acoustics you need to buy…read morepricey seats. I recommend the middle of the orchestra or the front of the mezzanine or balcony.