I love Magic Mountain. I've gone here almost every year since I was 5; now I'm 25 and am still…read moregoing! I've had friends ask me "But, is there anything for adults to do?" I'm all like "HELLO! It's a water park!" There is more for adults to do than there is for younger children; you do have to be a certain height to go down most of the slides. But, there is a children play area as well! There are about seven awesome water slides; most are body slides but there is one you go down on tubes and another one you go down on a carpet! The slide line-ups are usually long, but they go by faster than you think. The walk up the hill to get to the slides is usually the worst part, especially in the heat! They also have whirlpool, a lazy river and a wave pool. And, dry activities like an arcade and mini-golf (at an extra cost!) You can rent a double inner tube for around $10.00 - great for couples or parents with children. You can use this on the lazy river and the slide! Inside are lounging chairs for your use, you can also rent lockers and there are picnic tables if you wanted to bring your own lunch! Bonus: There is a Beaver Tails located inside!

had a great time, until i got out of the hot tub and noticed hives all over my arms and legs…read more it was a friends birthday so i couldn't exactly just leave, but i didn't go back in the water. funzone could use more staff and rides but that's where we spent the rest of our time after my hives started. feel bad for the teenagers that have to run an entire waterpark and small amusement park on their own though, don't think i saw a single ADULT staff member the entire time i was there (which was 4 hours for context) and would love to know WHY i broke out in hives after getting out of the water.

The lobby and restaurant spaces were clean and inviting...and then you get to the room. Ripped…read morewallpaper and worn carpets greet you. And then the noise? is that a tv? Why is the sound so tinny? Oh, we can hear the kids screaming in the room below us! Great. 3am wake up? Here for you. 7am wake up? Yup! That sound is relentless. But there's a pool with a waterslide so that should make up for it. Nope. Slide is closed. Small pool is filled with other people's hair. Turns out the hotel is 100 years old and it shows. Reception/servers lovely and helpful. This will be great after the renovation.

Second time at Delta. Upgraded to the club level. Room was clean and bed comfy. I don't know if…read morepeople care about having a tub - room 829 just has a shower which is fine by me. Quiet and conveniently located near everything on Main Street. Although, I hear it is the happening hotel during Christmas and other celebrations. So depending on when, Hotel May be more boisterous than usual. Parking is extra. Staff was helpful. Safe, mini fridge and coffeemaker on room.

I've stayed here once before and my previous stay about 3ish years ago was much better than this…read morestay. So, to start our room was awesome, very large and spacious lots of room. We got the 1 King Bed with Sofabed suite, my family and I really enjoyed it. Secondly, the staff were very accommodating during our stay, in addition, the breakfast was great too! So, my reasoning for giving this review a 3 star rating is because of a couple things. First off, the most major thing was the pool. I wanna start by saying the pool claims to be "heated" but it's really not, it's ice cold upon entering and even staying in the pool for awhile it starts to feel like 45 minute old bath water and you never really get fully adjusted to the water. If you want an actual heated pool where it's warm/hot the second you go in, I suggest the Days inn & Suites Moncton. Anyways, that wasn't my biggest concern about the pool. My biggest was concern was how this hotel doesn't offer a dedicated hour for adults only. Such as, since the pool closes at 11 I feel it would make sense to have at least 1-2 hours for adults only in the pool, (9-11 or 10-11) especially given the size of it. The pool is only 4ft deep max and I'd say it's like 30ft x 15ft in length/width. We went into the pool last night at around 9pm assuming it would just be us or maybe a couple adults. But no, not 5 minutes of being there annoying, bratty, mistakes (children) showed up with their irresponsible failures of parents. When they showed up they were breaking pretty much every pool rule, especially the one about no running. They would jump in the pool one after another and splash us, we basically had to stay tucked into a corner the entire we were in there. (Parents were useless, they said nothing.) Multiple other adult couples showed up and each one of them left because of the children. So, my point here is there NEEDS to be an adult only hour(s) 1-2 hours prior to the pool closing otherwise it's just a waste to even go in the pool because it's ruined and no fun constantly getting splashed, hearing ear piercing echoing screams constantly. Another issue we had was the next morning we had a different set of mistakes (children) across the hall screaming up a storm, running up and down the halls for nearly an hour at 7am. Final issue was that the toilets at least in our room anyways, needs to be replaced, they take at least 5-7 minutes to refill the tank and if you try to flush it before then (even holding down the handle) it does nothing. So, yeah, that was my experience this time around. I do see myself returning to this hotel in the future because the rooms, staff and breakfast are nice. But count me out of the pool if the rules are gonna stay the way they are. I would normally stay at the Days inn, but they were fully booked for this weekend. Btw, they have adult only pool hours and as I mentioned above a heated pool that's actually heated, so yeah. That's that. Choose wisely when searching for hotels :))

This hotel is one of the best. They do everything they can to make sure that guests get tHe best…read moreservice possible. Everyone in the staff is ffriendly and excited too get to know you. They love making personal connections with you and if you stay more then once they almost always remember you. If you're ever in Woodstock, this is the place to stay.

What an absolute blast! We came here early May at 9AM and we were the only two with our guide…read moreDylan. It's hard to believe but Dylan actually 'made' the trip. We had so much fun fumbling around and going through each obstacle but he was right behind us during the tricky times to guide us through. He was a huge support. The obstacles are definitely difficult and even harder on those who are vertically challenged. I have zero upper body strength but I still managed to do 3/4 levels. I am honestly proud of myself and how much I was able to accomplish - we definitely couldn't have did it without Dylan though. The staff were amazing, the course felt safe- highly recommend!

I'd been dying to go to TreeGo for a couple of years now, and I finally had the opportunity during…read morethe recent long weekend. And was it ever worth the wait! It was definitely worth an overnight stay in Moncton, and was by far the most fun thing I've done there. TreeGo is a series of four courses that combine obstacle courses and zip lines. I'm not afraid of heights, so that wasn't a problem for me. But if you have a crippling fear in that department, this experience isn't for you - you are HIGH UP. That said, it was a bit more strenuous than I anticipated. At times, my little legs had to stretch farther than I thought they could to reach between logs dangling in the air, and the day served as a reminder that I could stand to increase my upper body exercises at the gym. I won't lie - I was pretty sore the next day. One thing that threw me off? After a brief training session, you're on your own! Yes, make sure you hook yourself onto those zip lines correctly because there's no one around to check your work. There are a few things you need to know: - It's possible to make a reservation, and it does get busy later in the day. - There's a separate course for kids, but if yours are responsible and tall enough (can reach 5'11" with their hands up) they can hit the real thing. There were some tween-age girls in front of me who breezed through the whole thing like it was no big deal. - If you're a girl, don't wear short-shorts. They'd be uncomfortable with the harness gear, so you're better off with something like yoga capris. - Don't drink a lot of water. That third course took me quite a while, and sometimes you end up waiting for quite a while if one of the platforms gets backed up. No one (especially a girl) wants a sudden urge to pee when stranded on a platform eighty feet in the air. Overall, TreeGo was an incredibly fun and unique experience. I'd never done anything like it before, and would gladly return!

They're cheap. They sell garbage comics for $3 and up, yet when it comes to buying, they only pay…read more$1 in STORE CREDIT for items that goes on sale for $10-$20. What a joke.

The name is The Comic Hunters, and they definitely have a great selection of comics, but they have…read morea great selection of role playing games, board games, card games, etc. If it's geeky, they have it. Looking at the monthly calendar they have on the wall, you can see they have a great deal of events (Magic tournaments, board game night, etc.) through out the week. Almost something every night. I was in there twice over the last week and spoke to two different employees. Both were extremely helpful. Parking is easy, location is good as well. Top notch operation!