What a fun place to visit. You can sign up on Groupon and buy a combo pass that gets you rage room,…read moreaxe throwing, and splatter paint. Great way to get aggression out!

good gear easy process. quick booking. not too expensive. very exciting!!!!!!!!!!!! i heart ismashread more

We enjoyed our time here, but be aware that if you book a group of more than two people, you will…read morestill only get one lane to throw. We had a group of three, and one of us had to sit out while the other two threw, which was annoying since all three of us paid to throw. If you book two people, and then a single, you will get two lanes. The targets were great and the axes, knives and stars stuck quite well. We had wanted to try the archery as well when one of us had had enough of throwing, but were not allowed without paying an extra fee. Overall, 4 out of 5 stars.

Far shot in Syracuse NY is a Fun place for some unique activity. We had Ray as our coach and he's…read morethe best. So, what is it? Axe, knife, and star throwing along with archery target shooting. Prices vary for time allotment and individual or selection play. For two people at 1 an hour and a half to two hours ; all these activities were a comfortable amount to get a taste and a touch of learning experience. They have a Bar for drinks! Suggestion of soda or water before and perhaps a touch of something after. It's a byo food place . Our suggestion, a few blocks down, stop into Kofta for a burger check out that awesome sign on the wall for a photo shot , have a tasty strawberry salad and top it off down a few blocks to The Ice-cream Spot where you will meet the charming Amanda. It's on the corner , with delicious soda Floats , across from the Historic trail a small spraying fountain of water With places to sit and views to take in. Worth making a day of it visiting down town Syracuse. P.S. Tip here when calling for reservations to Far Shot its a 3rd party off shore agency that takes your reservation with a 10 dollar hold fee- keep a copy of transactions and address, making sure of the scheduled location as there are different areas of Far Shot places.

A few blocks from my hotel was this park. I decided after going about the day and seeing the sights…read moreI wanted to see, it was time to just leisurely walk around. What better place to do it than at a park. Especially one that has so much to offer. When I arrived I came at this park from the intersection of Madison & Ostrom. When I came here it was bit off putting to me as it was where the intersection was a bit wonky that allowed for vehicular to enter the park. So you needed to watch while you walking that no traffic was coming, or just walk about the grass, which is what I did. Being from out of town I had no idea what this park had to offer overall but I did do a lot of exploring which led me to a lot of different areas. I first just walked through the fields and along the tree lines. I backtracked a bit and stumbled upon the pool area. From there, I found the amphitheater and hung around there for a bit. After that, I found the football field and saw a lot of people using it for multiple reasons. From exercising, playing with their dogs, flying drones and many other things. I ended my time in the park at the rose garden. Roses were still coming into bloom, but I didn't mind that. I looked around at the different varieties of roses they had planted. I then sat on a bench for a few minutes to just take in this portion of the park. When I left, I was off towards Syracuse University campus. This park is enormous, and I am glad I was able to spend some time here.

Sometimes I'll take my dog for little road trips to new parks (driving an hour or two from home),…read moreand Thornden Park is one we've been to a couple times. It's a really nice, open park with lots of space to walk around. I do wish they had some sidewalks or something along the roads going up or down the hills, but that's one of the few issues I can think of. The park is maintained well, has a lovely rose garden (one of my friends volunteers here regularly, actually, which is how I found out about the park - they have a "Rose Day" in mid-June to celebrate, and I'm told that timing is mainly because that's when the roses are usually at their peak), and lots of fun features - like the amphitheater area, where my dog was especially interested in watching some folks who were preparing for a summer play. There's a pool area as well, tennis courts, concession area, and so on... and my pup especially seemed to love rolling down the hills just below the Thornden Park Water Tower (pictures included in this review, of course). It's worth noting that I *have* had a couple slightly sketchy experiences here... including one time being followed around by another park goer who seemed to be experiencing some mental health issues. As with anywhere, just be mindful of your surroundings.

Really cool space! They have a variety of bouldering routes across two floors, 4 (usually they have…read more7, but they were out for service) auto-belay stations, as well as numerous top rope belay stations for those who are certified. They have climbing shoes and harnesses available as well as chalk and finger tape available for purchase. In the back, they have a gym (in the traditional sense - with free weights, cardio machines, etc) and a yoga room. It was very clean and well maintained. Plenty of parking space available in the adjacent lot as well. Staff were also very friendly and super helpful!

Great and fun place to blow off some steam or get a nice workout. Kid friendly and staff are…read moreknowledgeable. Bouldering is fun and top roping can be a blast if you have a belay partner. Most people boulder here and routes are switched up every few weeks.

This one is located inside a mall. They open only at 12 noon which is an issue . Hope they opened…read moreearlier - say 10 am .. luckily we were in early and there was no crowd. If crowded I'm sure the wait times are more for basketballs, and other kids games . Not many employees to help with 4D shows , helicopter rides etc. we had to go and call them from the front desk .. Overall the place was fun for kids . Luckily it's not insanely expensive . For 20$ it is worth it and with rope adventure it was about 30$. It took an hour for us to finish.. nicely located in a mall. Lots of food options .. parking is good .

What a let down. We…read moredrove the hour drive from Utica solely based on a family member's nieces' experience where she said it was amazing. Half of the attractions were down / out of service. Minimal staff to help out. My kids had more fun exploring the mall than visiting this place. We did the rope thing they have and at one point both my kids (9, 7) were on the same obstacle. The young lady working it yelled at my kids "only one at time" in such a rude manner it made my daughter cry and want to leave ASAP. No one told us that was a rule, would have appreciated knowing that before they yelled at my kids. Generally disorganized, a lot of things not working. Not worth the money and time spent. Would not recommend. My brother who lives in upstate and recommended it apologized for it being such a bad experience. On a plus they did have Astro Pops for sale which I loved as a kid and purchased for my children which they loved.

Great shaded trails. There are lots of options to walk around affording great views. Home to a rare…read moreendangered fern you can find lots of gems here. There is a fun nature themed playground for the kids. Various shelters to sit down and have a picnic. A nature center that offers programs. I would say most trails have various inclines and they aren't exactly accessible for wheelchairs. There is one gravel trail that might work better for strollers and wheelchairs.

I love this place! I've been here so many times…read more I've been on almost all of the trails except for the Swamp Trail. It was super muddy last time I was here, otherwise I would've gone on it. There are very scenic outlooks over the lake and over the cliff. The trails are pretty well laid out. Even when it's busy the trails aren't too packed. I would definitely come back here again for more hiking!

This gym has a very nice community. The staff and members are helpful and friendly. You will get a…read morehigh energy workout.

I've been going here for a little over half a year now and can't get enough of it. Megan has been…read moregreat working with me when I started with an injury and frankly barely able to do much, the perfect amount of push and motivation has me in a totally different spot from back in November and I still feel challenged every day. The group as a whole is super supportive. From new folks to obvious veterans they'll all be cheering you to the finish line, screaming great job and keep it up as you push to the end. I never imagined being the guy that woke up excited to see my little gym group, but here I am. From day one I felt welcome and included, and I think that's what makes this space so great. The spin classes with Allie, Amber and Heather have been a great addition for me as well, comparatively to my peloton my Apple Watch always reads a stronger workout with them. I do more classes here than I do home for that reason alone. If I had to find a complaint, it would be that I bought a peloton and haven't cancelled my other traditional gym membership long before hand.

What a treasure that is right in Syracuse. I went for a 3 mile walk today with my friend and really…read moreenjoyed the landscape and the views. From the mountain goat high spot of the park you can see all of downtown, it's really cool!!! A lot of spots to sit and relax and the homes surrounding the upper Park are just gorgeous.

This park invented Onondagamatopoeia, so it's shhhhhurely the most sooooothing sssseeea shhhhore in…read morethe Sssssyracuse area. OK what the f*** am I talking about. But it's a spectacular Park in Syracuse that is the highlight of the inner city SYR area. I like it even more than I like being Onondated by Dating prospects. This wonderful wooded park space is large and gorgeous much like my girlfriend. There are two sections, Upper and Lower, and both are lovely. Definitely the most relaxing place to hang out and people watch during the summer in the inner city area, and bettered only by Onondaga Lake Park (totally different) in the wider region.