It's a hidden gem.. the perfect five star fun park for kids of any age.. we were driving back from…read moreVermont to New Jersey and found this place on the way.. it's actually wanted to do some go karting and I found this place through Google and it had good reviews.. yeah even though it's not the biggest go karting tracks kids had ample fun.. a smaller track but they had about 21 laps per person.. It was fun. Kids went to the go kart twice .. and pricewise. It wasn't exuberantly expensive like other the so-called go karting tracks... we paid about $70 for 12 activities, which wasn't bad at all.. There were also batting cages. Kids had fun hitting baseballs at 405060 MPH. Mini golf was fun too... they had 14 holes and somewhere really difficult.. kids also loved the basketball area .. Really good place to past time for about two or three hours . Staff were so friendly and helpful... not much to eat around, but they had cold drinks.. very good experience overall ..

So I showed up at 10:00 and there was nobody there and still nobody at 10:30 so I left came back…read morethe we a giant line and 1 staff what the. You want kids to play so run the place on time!

OMGOSH. Amazing hidden gem in Oneonta, New york. Great little arcade and not-so-crappy prizes! love…read moregoing! It's a must go!

We have revisited this rink after a very long interlude and WOW it's amazing!…read moreThe staff are patient, knowledgeable and keep an unintrusive eye on their clients. That being said they are not babysitters and children who are not able to skate independently and safely need to be supervised. The skates are good, but don't hesitate to make them aware if the laces need to be tweaked or replaced. There are very few things for minors to do in any direction and for very long distances, but even if there were more choices this destination should top your list. It's affordable, a healthy way to spend a few hours and fun memories to be made. They also do a wonderful birthday party during open hours or schedule a private time.

A group of us went here for adult night! lol is all I can say. Definitely not for kids!…read moreWe had fun on the rides. Just like when we were kids! We went on the train twice, the scrambler, the big slide. they have a little school bus there that you can go on and sit and pretend to drive. We had a couple of drinks, it was a nice summer night and this place is close enough to Lyft. DJ music all night! We had a slice of pizza, fries, tried the fried dough. It was delicious. The beer is very expensive and they poured it into what looked like a five or 6 ounce cup and it was nine dollars. You could get the same size wine for the same price or you can get a can of various flavored ciders. It didn't really make any sense and it was insanely expensive for the beer and that is my only negative feedback. Why couldn't we just get a can of beer? Otherwise we had a great time and we had fun being big kids.

This place is unsafe. I visited opening weekend and everything looked dangerous. The rides sounded…read morelike they were going to fall apart. What happened to Dave? No more Dave updates during the offseason on facebook? Did he retire? Your replacement maintenance guy doesn't cut it; things look dangerous! Last year the owner told me they were going to light up the ferris wheel. Why didn't they light it up? It looks run down and is covered with bird dung. I've seen other reviews where last season somebody fell off the ferris wheel as it moved backwards. That tells me that employees are not properly trained. This place is a joke. I miss Hoffman's. I miss Huck Finn's Playland when it was Huck Finn's Playland. The warehouse needs to buy it back. I would give this zero stars if I could. Why are there "adult nights" with alcohol? This is a children's park. A CHILDREN'S PARK! Stop trying to turn a beloved childhood memory into a glorified bar. I'll be praying for you.

More than just the amazing three county fair every August, there's the Harvest and Wine Festival, A…read moreVery Fair-y Christmas, and lots more events!

Came here with the wife recently, and we hadn't been in ages. I forgot how much fun it was to walk…read morearound and look at the farm animals (my wife grew up on a farm, in farm country, and was decidedly less amused... oh well). There were lots of cows, chickens, and rabbits to see. There were set-ups for antique farm machinery which were pretty interesting for someone like me who is into mechanical things. Their model train exhibits were underwhelming but frankly I will never turn down a chance to see toy trains. The same goes for their antique cars. The food vendors were not plentiful though they had nearly everything I could think of as standard fair fare (see what I did there?). Well, almost everything. I didn't see a popcorn purveyor, but all the other usual suspects were in full force. Some of it was a lot better than others. There were also the typical games and rides, though I didn't realize that our admission gave us free access to all of the rides until it was after dark. They might have posted signs at the door, but I didn't see them. It was a dark and stormy night, and the crowds weren't very large. This worked to our advantage, and it was pretty to see things lit up at night. We went into the food and judging areas and learned about their cooking classes and competitions. Perhaps we will think of something to enter for next year. I doubt peanut butter and jelly would win an award, but who knows? All in all, it was a fun evening. I am sure with better weather it would be a nice way to spend the afternoon.

Not the best experience for the kids here. Firstly, just walking up you can tell the place hasn't…read moreaged well as the paint is faded on everything from the buildings to the rides. Walking up to the window to buy tickets, they said it was $70 per person when we thought it was $40 when looking online. So, we had to walk 10 feet to the side and fire up the iPhone to get tickets for $30 less. Isn't that strange? Why not just give us the discounted price right at the window? Additionally, through the app they don't post which rides are open or closed the day you're purchasing the tickets. But, they had a tiny little sign off to the side of the main security entrance that listed the 7 or 8 rides that were closed that we didn't know about until the kids got fed up and wanted to leave after 90 minutes in the park. The fact that they don't go out of their way to let you know that they're taking your $150 for the amount of rides being closed is very shady. They didn't even apologize as we were leaving and complained. If you're thinking of going to this park, I'd suggest to spend your money elsewhere, or just keep it in your kids college savings account.

Cute decor near the entrance. The waterpark could use some skimming, as there was quite a bit of…read moredebris. Love the food - salad was on point, and wings tasty.

A great little place. Small enough so little ones can stay entertained and enjoy it! They have many…read moremotion and sound dinosaurs! Some interactive exhibits as well. The kids had a ball!

From the owner: VIA Dino Discovery lets guests explore and learn about prehistoric animals through 12 exhibits…read morefeaturing animatronic replicas and interactive displays. Our replicas include favorites like Stegosaurus, Triceratops, and of course the Tyrant King of Lizards himself; T-Rex!

A bit expensive and parking can be difficult BUT it's an awesome place to get kids' energy out! 4…read morehours quickly disappeared and everyone had a blast! There is so much room and everything is spaced out just right that despite being very busy you're not on-top of the people around you and you can still see your kids in the kids only enclosures. There were like 6 birthday parties going on at the same time while we were there but again it wasn't overcrowded. We will absolutely be back for a future special day out!

This location is absolutely amazing and the only ever urban air I've been to the slushy's are…read moreabsolutely amazing and so are all the attractions. I recommend this for kids of all ages!