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!

This is a place that is MADE for children especially the water park. One of the first things you'll…read moresee when entering the water park section is that the women have nice and beautiful tiki like hutts to change while the men have to change in a cold and wet bathroom which atleast for me was a little hard to find with unclear directions. I found it pretty much extremely boring inside the water park as there was nothing to do if you're not a kid besides the lazy river which is always packed to the brim. When i was in the lazy river i remember seeing a CRAZY amount of mold behind the seats like i was genuinely surprised especially as it was a saturday and saturdays are always packed so you wouldn't of thought to clean the seats? I also thought the way you leave was pretty confusing at first but it's clearly marketed for you to buy something before leaving. and also all of the employees looked overworked and tired even when it was within the first hour of opening. Overall it's a nice park but if you're a parent coming with sons or daughters who are above the age of 10 maybe find alternatives like, GWL or kahalhari which are for all ages and less than a hour west. overall 2.5/5

Knowing very little about LOMB, I was very impressed with the layout of the park and diverse…read moreexperiences on land and water. The park was very clean and the staff was willing to assist when needed. Sure, there are small things I would change like letting people get on the ferris wheel as others get off to speed up the waiting process but my daughter and family had a great day in Hope. Could there be a better name for the town?

Great if you're interested in trains... We took the pumpkin train just for the ride. A few things…read moreyou need to know before going: A.) pay for parking via an app. B.) there is a steep hill you will need to walk down. However there is a cart that will help people in need. You just have to ask. Pumpkin train is great for kids, however a bit boring for adults. Should have something for the adults and not just kids ...just a suggestion. I would recommend this train ride. It's very picturesk. They also have a gift shop on the train, with reasonable prices for snacks (chips, cookies, water, soda).

Best thing to do around here! So fun. Super sweet employees Highly recommend. bring Family and…read morefriends

Authentic German food, it was great! Portion size for lunch…read morewas perfect. Pricing very reasonable. Decor was enchanting. Gift shop was fully stocked!

What a wonderful comeback!! Take your kids, be nostalgic go as a family. What a wonderful childhood…read morememory restored. So fantastic to have such a fun, affordable, child friendly establishment back in action!!!

This is a fun indoor amusement park. They pack a ton of rides into a relatively small space,…read moreincluding several rollercoasters. You can walk around for free and purchase wristbands if you want to enjoy the rides. I came on a Thursday and lines were not too long. Most rides require kids to be 3 feet in height. There were not really any options for babies under 1, except for a play space with blocks and climbing. They have a good amount of seating and a small arcade inside as well. It's part of the American Dream mall with tons of other attractions, including a water park and an aquarium, so it's a great place to spend a full day.

We did bundle tickets with the water park. We visited on a Saturday. We arrived around 10:30am and…read morethere was a line already for the 11:00am opening. They had a character come out for pictures for some entertainment. I visited with a 48" kid and a 36" kid. The taller one could go on most things but they interpreted 48" as not tall enough to ride things that said "those 48" and under" must ride with an adult, so since I was unable to leave the smaller child, he couldn't ride those ones. The smaller kid was limited in rides though. No roller coasters for the little one which was disappointing for her. I loved the 90s Nickelodeon nostalgia. Still had a bunch of Paw Patrol for current littles. There's also an arcade but luckily I was able to avoid that. We went to the food court for lunch and returned after. There are also character appearances-we got pics with Marshall and Rafael. I'd love to return when my little is just a little bigger!

The park is improving and the staff is working hard to make it a great place to visit on a Sat or…read moreSunday afternoon in the summer months.. Due to some minor flooding a couple years ago the Tilt A Whirl is awaiting a new motor. The 1928 C W Parker Carousel is functional along with the Merry Mixer and a half dozen children rides including a kiddie coaster. The most popular ride is probably the train pulled by a tractor that takes you to the far reaches of the park.Snack bar has Hershey Ice Cream, hot dogs, hamburgers, soft pretzels, etc. There are 3 pavilions for family reunions , church and company picnics. It has the oldest fun house in the U.S. No admission into the park or charge for admission. Roller rink has open skate and available for birthday parties including a side room for cake and ice cream. (Available for parties weekends and weekdays) Follow the park on Facebook at Bushkill Park Friends.

i went with my family and the place stinks so bad and so do the managers ,sue klein and john klein…read moreare so disrespectful and rude to everyone including to some employees i was there for around 3 hours till the park opened and closed and watched as none of the employees get a break or water. Wasps and all types bugs attacking them.They sit there all day looking sweating , thirsty and tired. I feel so bad for them. John also kicked us out the park even tho we still had ticket and were still on rides.it wasnt raining or anything and it was 3 pm they said the park didn't close until 5 that day.all the drinks are expired by days if not weeks and they cook everything in the microwave.Most rides dont work or dont have an attendants, most of the men walk around doing nothing but chatting , its nasty there never take your child there and never work there. Just go somewhere else if you wanna have fun with your family. would rate nothing if i could.

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.

Friendly staff. Wish I had remembered my grip socks and I had to pay for a locker. Glad I tried…read moreto do the obstacle courses and how the obstacles let you stop them and there is good cushioning. Kids sometimes may not follow the rules and just go the direction they are not supposed to go in. I also didn't like how you had to slide head first on the slides. I had to stop early once I scraped myself a bit too much. I am glad I got a chance to finally do something like this because I never had the opportunity before. I wish I would've been asked if it was my first time rather than try to read the signs without my glasses. I didn't think to bring my sports goggles. Too much going on in my life. Kids of course have many more options than adults. Apparently there are gloves you can buy which i didn't notice. Probably worth the cost to add on if you think you will grab the ropes tight like me lol. 90 min is a good amount of time but apparently I would've been okay with the 60 lol.

Took my 9 year old there over the weekend; she had a lot of fun. We didn't have any problem with…read moreyoung staffs that work there, all seem pretty polite and helpful. We got the 90 minutes ticket and she said there is plenty to do during that time.

This place..... it is really surreal if you watched Sesame Street. The water park portion is…read morebasically like Lord of the Flies - ughhhhhhb. It is a junior version of Disney. Parking is not great if you show up after 10:30am.

Kept seeing the ads and decided to take a road trip from MA to visit here. I will say my son who's…read morepreschool age really enjoyed his time, which was what mattered the most, but we were incredibly disappointed with the staff and the photo pass, specially at the Elmo meet and greet (8/29/26). The park posts the scheduled times and locations for meet and greet opportunities and you can pay ahead for you to get your photos for the entire day digitally. Thinking this would be a good purchase, we did that, but quickly regretted it for $50! This was our first family vacation and destination trip for my son. We drove 6 hours and stayed nearby so we could have a full day at the park. Our main objective was to get him to see Elmo, who he loves. We weren't sure how he would do with the characters, but he ran right up to Elmo (and all the others) seamlessly which was great surprise to us. We took a family photo from the staff (after we were explicitly and rudely told they would not use our personal phones to do so) which I thought nothing of since we had the photo pass. We went to the kiosk around the corner and after 15 mins of the girl looking for the photo we had taken 2 mins prior, she realized the photographers were cutting people off and it was uncentered, so now not only do we not have any photos at all to show for this magical moment for our family ,we also had nothing to show for the hefty price tag. The girl rudely told us to get back in the line which we had already waited in and we told her that was unacceptable since this was clearly their mistake. Several people behind us saw this interaction and had the same exact thing. They eventually let us go first when Elmo came back from break and treated us as if we were acting entitled and the girl who was messing up everyone's photos very rudely pointed her fingers at us saying "you have no more than 30 seconds" as if any of this was somehow our fault. The photo was ok but not what we envisioned and that entire interaction wasted almost 40 mins of our day and I felt so incredibly mistreated, especially since we had paid for the photopass. What I will also say about the photopass was that despite doing everything they told us, exactly NONE of them showed up in the website as I was told they would and I had to go to customer service to have them uploaded. In this day in age with AI and modern technology, their whole photosystem being based on antiquated websites and the photographers giving a clipboard and some kind of handwritten notes wither photos to manually add them to a queue is unacceptable, especially if they want to act like this is Disneyworld and families can't use their own devices. I'm going to be reaching out with this feedback specifically and asking for the $50 back because it felt almost fraudulent for how poorly executed it is and that even the employees at the main service desk agreed but also are trained to not be able to resolve concerns. Many other people were having similar issues, including one who had paid for a season pass and said they had no pictures from every visit all year, so I felt validated in my frustration. Overall, my son had fun, the rides were mostly great for young kids and all the other character meets went flawlessly and created core memories for him. I'm not sure if this was just an abnormally busy day here for the end of the season, but I had a lot of interactions with other parents who were astonished at how slow the lines for all the food stands were with a single person working all of them and that barely any employees had any sort of empathy for the clientele this park attracts. Others I talked to that regularly come said they never saw it like that. They need to have some compassion and understanding that they're entertaining young kids and get their act together on the digital photos if they're going to continue to budget for mass advertising on social media to drive traffic from far away like us.