This is an amusement park, small ,but takes you back to simple times. The park is mainly geared…read moretoward families with smaller children. Free parking and admission. They do have a few adult rides train, gokarts, bumper cars ferris wheeel, and giant slide. Smaller style arcade, clean bathrooms, gift shop, little museum , golf course and food. Reasonable ticket pricing for rides. I remember coming here both as a young child , and adult. I stopped in, honestly after the Beamus 6k, over at Long State Park. The main reason was to just check out park, neat mini golf and get pizza. Yes, I get they were not even quite open an hour when I arrived a little after noon. My reasoning for the 4 star review, no menu or anything listed on pricing for what was sold, or in my case if it was cheese or pepperoni. The young employee, when asked regarding Do you sell pizza, yes, cheese, pepperoni and I asked how much he said $5. A menu of items offered with pricing, would have been helpful.

Perfect if you have any small children, ideally ages six or under. This wouldn't be a good spot if…read moreyou were going with teens or just adults. I had never been here before in in spite of frequenting the Chautauqua area, my whole life. But, I finally had an occasion because my tiny niece was the perfect age for this place. There were a ton of rides that were perfect for her as a three year-old. Also, they had rides that were good for ages 4 to 6 as well. She really enjoyed the little roller coaster. Watch out that it is actually a little rough for the adults to ride on because it does jerk a little. Also, there were some really cute little boat rides, including one that took took the children around in a circle. There was very little that she was too small to ride on, so it was completely fantastic. Also, we were able to get her a wristband that gave her all inclusive access to rides. For a few rides that do require adult accompaniment for littles, the adult gets to ride free. There's a food spot towards the bottom of the hill and I highly recommend it. I was able to get platters of fries and corn, dogs and pizza, for not too much money. This is a clutch when it came to reducing the chance of overstimulated little kid meltdowns. Also, it was very sunny, and there was very little shade, so bring the sunscreen. Also, they have free boat parking. So, boating over and walking in is a great option if you happen to have or be renting a boat.

I absolutely love the concept..You have virtual games along with arcade games, all under one roof…read more That's a win win for me, but I would tweak a few things though. Starting with the arcade games. I would suggest getting more to play. I found that you can go through the limited arcades, that's already there pretty fast. So I'm glad I only got the 50 token game card, the 300 would've been a waste for me. Right now, the best feature of this arcade room is the virtual units. You get quite a workout in these units and it's so much fun.

Great place but The children running the games are very slow and seems like they don't careread more

Kid friendly. Great people that work there. Bowling league is awesome for kids. Very clean in the…read moreinside.

If you ever moved away and came back to visit or moved back home.... You visit this place... if you…read morewant to revisit childhood , you visit this place. This is a place you go where you see familiar faces, staff genuinely loves to be there. The owner always has a smile on his face and has for over 30+ years. You feel at home here and have a great time. I can't even talk about experience , it is just a feeling of knowing you are where you belong

This is a 90s kid dream set on free play. Free putt putt! There is a low entrance fee and I'm not…read moresure there is a time limit. VR is extra if you are into that. They also have adult BYOB nights on Fridays. If you go the last two hours of operation you get in for half of the admission price. From Galaga, Frogger, Space Invaders to Foosball, Skiball, Air Hockey to Pinball and Dance Dance and Guitar Hero this place has it all. A lot bigger than I expected and pretty accessible. Have rooms to have parties! I really enjoyed my time.

Play Port has so much potential. There's retro games and tons of space. It should be a great time…read more 1/3 of the things there don't work and it's disappointing. You don't find that out until you've already paid. I have been a few times before and, there seems to be a genuine lack of giving a crap this most recent time. I won't be going back.

There is No staff to help with the games or questions! We looked and nothing, after a while we…read morenoticed that's probably why it was empty!

TLDR: Nice employees, but most games are broken…read more I went here to kill some time on a road trip. Employees were nice and friendly (one even gave us extra pixie stix). However, the games were lackluster. Most of the big-ticket games were out of order, and there were more broken games than functioning ones. The big ball claw machine was fun though. My brother and I had 30$ between us, and won a measly 56 tickets. Unless they fix their games, I would not recommend this place, sorry.

On a Saturday afternoon my family of three rented a lane for two games, plus three pairs of rented…read moreshoes for $39, which I thought was a bargain. The bowling alley has a fascinating bit of computing between frames: It will tell you the average speed of your first ball rolling down the lane, and sports screens play highlights of professional league bowlers. The pizza parlor, Rizzos, is adjacent to the bowling alley, and there's a bar in a completely different room, making it more family friendly.

I just can't between the dirty poopy mini golf, the dirty sticky bowling alley, the extreme over…read moreserving of regulars, people thinking it's fun to do burn outs leaving after drinking way beyond the legal limit, long wait times on food that's served cold sometimes, patrons smelling like dirty feet,skunk pot, ashtrays, and oniony beer sweats... I've just never had a decent time and have started telling friends I'm not going there again.

Cool little arcade at Canadohta Lake, right across from Happi Jax, I love the collection of retro…read morepinball machines here. All machines are 25 cents per game and you get five balls per quarter. Great selection, but not all were operable. I had never seen some of these games before ... Cheers!!!

From the owner: All machines are 1 or 2 quarters to play.read more

Fun place for kids from a wide range of ages. Also great for hosting birthday parties with…read morewonderful customer service!

Great spot our little one absolutely loves it! We ended up having her birthday party there and…read morepricing was very reasonable and all kids had a great time Would highly recommend bringing your little ones and owners are so great , very friendly and accommodating

So my nephew was turning 16 yr old, he didn't want an actual party but did wanna do something fun…read morewith his cousins doing his favorite thing...gaming. After searching for a near and wide, my sister found Orions Landing, which proved to be beyond our expectations. We had a group of 5 teenage boys who were hungry and full of energy. We were planning on doing a walk session, it was 3pm but online, they stated their next session wasn't until 6. We called to verify, the manager said there was party coming in if we made it in before 4 p.m., he could accommodate us earlier. Bet!!! So we made it in exactly at 4pm. Our crew was able to choose two 30 minute games for $35 each. While the teens played we adults also played !! They had a giant Jenga, chess board, table hockey, and a bunch of other arcade games. Speaking of adult time !! They actually had adult beverages and not just beer and cider but actual ALCOHOL!! I definitely see myself planning an adult birthday party or fun meet-up here !! We also indulged in some pretty cheesy mozzarella sticks that weren't overcooked. When the boys got they were treated to in house made pizza !! We got the traditional cheese and pepperoni, I was actually really surprised that this pizza was actually really good !! Cup and pep, nicely portioned cheese and sauce and perfect dough !! One of the owners, who I might add is such a nice truly guy, said that they use fresh ingredients. We can definitely tell !! In additional they have all sorts of other food, like fries and pizza logs the list goes on and on !! Our crew had such a fun time and my nephew is still smiling about his experience. Oh might I add Orion Landing was opened under a different name and location prior to covid. We took my nephew and his same crew minus a few 6 years ago! Even more impressive one of Owners remembered us and enjoyed a laugh with is at how much the kids had grown and other fun moments of the previous party we had. I'm so glad to say same great service, with a much Improved atmosphere!! In addition to Vr gaming they have a virtual escape room and a neon paint splatter room !! I can't stop tell people about our experience!! A great place for older kids and adults alike!! We will definitely be back time and time again !! So should you !! I wish I'd taken more pictures to share just how awesome this place is !

Modern Lasertron but without the laser tag part. Orion's landing is a great place for a date,…read morebirthday party, or night out. It's extremely entertaining and the prices aren't terrible for the experience you are getting. I'd definitely go back the games are so realistic I ran away from the zombies irl and the head set came off. Fun for all ages food looks good.

I love playing bingo in Salamanca New York. Great games. Great prizes…read more The food is good and the people are friendly.

My brother's birthday and mine are a day apart. For a few years we had the tradition of going to…read moreBingo together for our birthdays. Then the pandemic hit, and our tradition went on a hiatus. Until last weekend! We reignited our annual birthday pilgrimage to Bingo with a trip to Seneca Bingo in Salamanca, which is about an hour and fifteen minute scenic drive down the 219 from the Buffalo area. This is an old stomping ground for us. We grew up in the area, waiting for our mom to finish up Bingo at this very hall. But boy has it changed since circa 1998. Now Seneca Bingo is tech-modernized, to operate like a casino. When you arrive you have to stop at the reception to get a player's club card, even for Bingo. I don't like this formality, as it gives you all sorts of casino free play and bonuses that I am not interested in at all. Nor do I need anyone tracking my Bingo lifestyle, haha. But we did receive a $10 discount on our first Bingo purchase, and $5 for anytime the rest of the month for a birthday perk. Bingo here is expensive, so after the rigmarole of signing up for the player's club card, those discounts were appreciated. The Bingo room is down the hall from the casino room. The casino room allows for smoking (blech), the Bingo hall does not (phew). But you do get some wafting smells, if your nose is sensitive like mine. I'm partial to a light and bright Bingo hall, which is what I remember this one to be. But now it is dimmer casino lighting, with dark carpets and fixtures. Meh', not a fan. But it is spacious with reasonably comfortable seats at big tables with room to spread out. Just outside of the Bingo hall is the concession stand. The concessions were actually pretty great, with 25-cent bottomless coffee and hot tea, and a variety of hot foods and cold grab-and-go's. The grab-and-go case had some good looking salads that were about $7 each. The hot line had made-to-order burgers, hot dogs, and finger foods, most things priced about $4 - $7 a piece. I just had hot tea this time. My brother got a coffee and some potato cheese balls, which were like a round tater tot that was cheesy. They give you a pager and buzz you when your fresh-made food is ready. His potato cheese balls portion was pretty decent, and they were crispy, hot, and tasty. Gotta' love how a casino takes all of your money in the gambling rooms, but gives you a pretty good deal on the snacks! :-D In the Bingo hall there are booths up front to buy your boards. General admission is $52. Yup, you heard right, $52! That includes boards for every game in the session, but no early birds or warm-ups. Warm-ups are $2 each, early birds are $5 each. There are several games in the regular session that are 3-card pages, which you get one of in your general admission. But you can purchase more of those for $2 to $3 each. They also sell electronic Bingo boards. I never play electronic, Bingo is my time to detach from the screen. But I think electronic started at about $70 and up. The majority of the crowd here plays paper, which I found to be a comforting throw-back to simpler times. ;-) So yeah, general admission and buying extra boards adds up quick here! BUT ... the payouts here for regular games are MUCH HIGER than any local Bingo or Canadian Bingo. Most regular games are a $1000 payout! Regular games! Big money here for the Bonanza game is usually over $10K, it was over $13K when we played. The regular jackpot game is minimum $1200, with higher payouts starting at $3000 if you win in less numbers. Even the progressives and pot splits were several hundred dollars. So you pay to play, but you are walking away with well over your break-even if you win any regular game. So the big question ... did I win?? ... Drum roll please ... Brrrrrrrrrrrr ... NOPE! Haha, it was not my lucky day. But my brother won the very first early bird game of the session. Early birds pay out a split based on early bird sales, and he won $80. So he broke even, plus a bit! Until he blew it all in the casino room after the game, ha! I would have walked with my $20 surplus, but that's my bro, ha! We played in the casino room for maybe fifteen minutes, which was plenty of time for me to use my $15 free play and call it quits, and my brother to blow through his $15 free play and the rest of his Bingo winnings. Probably best to avoid this room altogether if you come for Bingo. ;-) Overall, my brother and I had a fun time at Seneca Bingo. The hall was comfortable enough, the games are actually fun (lots of unusual shapes like "bench", "callers chair", "star diamond", etc.), the concession was priced right and pretty good, and if you are lucky enough to win, the regular games pay out BIG. When we feel like dropping $50+ a piece to play Bingo again, we'll be back, hopefully even luckier next time! :-D