It's too bad they did not keep up with it over the years- a bit of a Hole in the wall. Also,…read moredirty and safety concerns. For example: walls pealing, lights burnt out, some jump things not working, wires hanging out, layers of grime on walls and bathroom. i had my daughters party here asked if they could make sure bathroom was cleaned before party (they didn't) I was literally scrubbing toilet and brought my own cleaning products just so it wouldn't be so disgusting. it's a shame they didn't keep up with this place but embarrassing for party would not recommend .

Great place to host birthday parties for toddlers! Multiple large inflatable bounce houses. Hassle…read morefree. Large seating area for kids/parents to eat. And the best part: they dont expect you to pay for 'their' stuff (ie, pizza, bounce socks, etc... like c**** e'cheese, or v******* jump).

Tney take care of my mom. We are visiting for lunch. Surprised how good for hospital…read more Highly recommended nice helpful staff

Excellent hot tub, steam room and sauna…read more Pool looks a bit small, but they can always build an outdoor one. The amenities provided are cleaned and always full so you know they check daily. There is an indoor running track and a zen room. Not many gyms have this. All equipments are available for yoga.

Recently my husband (Paul) and I decided to go to Cheektowaga Recreation Center to see what it…read moreoffered. We were so impressed they have a indoor hockey rink for everyone but what impressed us was this young man around 15years old waiting for his friends to play hockey !he said it's so nice we come here to stay out of trouble! We also shoot some hoops!! Swimming pools !!! Everyone was having a great time and getting along !!!This is how it should be We have met a lot of different people with the same mindset as us !!The only bad part is it closes the pools August 15 !!!can't wait for next summer God Bless Debbie Lopian

I wanted to write along review, but I'm an emotional rec right now…read more This Center is mostly used by older folks and is hidden away in the back of Cheektowaga Town Park. It's a pretty modern facility but it has nothing on the nearby YMCA where I go. I think quite a few Cheektowaga residents don't even know it exists. And one of the guys who comes here had the cheek-to-walk-out on me while I was talking to him.

I did roller skating for a while. And every so and then one of the workers would obnoxiously stop…read more And would constantly show off.

the owner was unreasonable when my friend did not understand some of the rules. and then he kicked…read morehim out without explaining then was being a creep around my group. Also my brother was waiting outside of laser tag with no skates on, and he almost got kicked out. i am not going back and I Would not recommend going

The Goulash Chronicles: A Descent into Aquatic Purgatory I…read morehave returned from the brink, though a piece of my soul remains trapped in the filter of the YMCA shallow end. For those tracking my descent into madness, prepare yourselves for a tale of liquid treachery and the most disinterested deity to ever wear a polyester whistle. The Treacherous Shallows My journey began following a grueling session with my interpretive hopscotch league. I was seeking the baptismal clarity of the pool; instead, I found a lukewarm grave. I stepped into the shallow end--a depth so pathetic it barely dampened my shins--and promptly began to perish. It was a feat of anatomical impossibility. I was drowning in what was essentially a glorified puddle, my dignity dissolving faster than a cheap bouillon cube. Every desperate splash was a testament to my own physical incompetence, a silent scream for a God who had clearly clocked out for lunch. The Human Tsunami Enter Abdula: a child of such monumental, gravitational presence that his mere entry into the water caused a localized sea-level rise. Abdula did not swim; he displaced. His rolls functioned as organic flotation devices that defied both the laws of physics and the Geneva Conventions. He was a whirling dervish of "fat-chud energy," flailing with a smugness that suggested he knew his sheer mass would eventually beach me like a tragic, hopscotching whale. The Goulash God And then, there was The Sentinel. A towering, golden-haired colossus of questionable Eastern European origin--a man who radiated the "musty gym locker" chic of a disgraced Olympic shot-putter. Perched atop his throne like a bored Roman emperor, he managed a feat of multitasking that would make Gordon Ramsay weep. In one hand: a steaming bowl of industrial-grade goulash. In the other: a cracked iPhone, where he was aggressively day-trading crypto with the frantic energy of a man who had already lost his house. As Abdula's tidal waves threatened to consume my very existence, our "hero" didn't reach for a buoy. He reached for a spoon. He sat there, stirring his stew with a rhythmic, soul-crushing indifference. He watched me gasp for air in four inches of water, locked eyes with my fading soul, whispered a solemn "Walahi," and returned to his failing portfolio. The scent of paprika and despair hung heavy in the humid air. The Verdict Eventually, the universe grew bored of mocking me, and I crawled onto the tiles, shivering and defeated. Abdula remained, a glorious, floating island of chaos. The lifeguard didn't offer a towel; he merely grunted at a particularly nasty dip in the Ethereum markets and took another bite of his meat-slurry. Ambiance: Damp basement meets high-stakes gambling den. Safety: Non-existent, unless you can be rescued by a flying potato. The Lifeguard: A professional gatekeeper of death who prioritizes stew over stewardship. Final Rating: * 5 Stars for the existential crisis. 0 Stars for the rescue. Infinity Stars for Abdula's majestic, physics-defying girth. Beware the Shallows. Beware the Goulash. Walahi.

Amazing place one of my favorite YMCA gyms in erie. But Lucy the front desk representative, very…read morerude.

Hidden gem in North Buffalo. You won't know its there if you weren't looking for it. Great indoor…read moreturf field. Able to rent it for a flag football league. Spacious lobby, clean and welcoming. Front desk attendant was very friendly. Also offer squash courts. To find it, turn off Elmwood onto Hertel. Turn right into the lot with the library and head straight back. Look for the green signs that say athletic center.

From the owner: 30,000 square foot facility with 7 international squash courts and indoor turf field. Squash court…read moreand indoor turf rental. Male and female locker rooms (towel service provided). Unlimited use of squash courts with purchase of membership. Never played squash before? Private lessons available!. Accommodation for: Indoor practice for soccer, baseball, softball, lacrosse, field hockey and more! Training clinics Tournaments and events. Variety of adult and youth recreational Leagues. Private conference room, perfect for meetings and parties. Home to Delaware Soccer Club & Canisius High School Squash. Proud Facility Partner with 716 Squash.

Whether you want to go camping in a camper or a tent they have great sites. On the shore of lake…read moreErie. We live near there so we have the privilege of going down all seasons and enjoying the trails.

This is an absolutely lovely park, with wide open spaces as well as trails through the woods. All…read morealong beautiful lake Erie. The grounds are well-maintained and there is strategic seating along most trails. There were these chain link basket devices located around one field and it took me almost a month to find out that it has something to do with a frisbee game. There are bathroom facilities and grills and garbage pails so this is designed to be used by families for picnics. I plan on returning in the summer to see this beautiful park in full bloom.

If you have a special needs child you must learn about this place. They are ACTUALLY inclusive,…read moreunlike a lot of places that say they are but then ask you to not come back =D. Seriously- they understand what it's like to be turned away form places, or be told your child is too difficult. They made this space for us. They know how it is, and they never, ever turn a child away. They just make sure they have the right resources in place to accommodate them. They host free play sessions, and have very reasonable rates for paid activities. They have a drop-off social skills class every Saturday, and they run week long events during school breaks. My kid did SO well at this last one! Everyone there is so loving to all the kids, and so understanding. They work with them and make sure everyone feels special and loved. I can't say enough great things about this organization! We even had our sons last birthday party there!!!

Amazing park with a free golf course. Well kept. Staff is amazing and friendly. They even have…read morestate of the art indoor putting and driving practice.

Loads to do and see at Buhl Park. A paved Exercise trail and walkway for cyclists and runners are…read morehighly used. There is a fenced dog park for your canine friends and numerous playgrounds for all ages of children. The pool is open during the summer months along with a small cafe for a quick snack. Swim lessons and times for lap swim are scheduled. Live entertainment is offered throughout the summer, for free. The rose garden is frequently used for photo ops. Established disc golf course. Attentive park rangers. A safe place to sit and relax, walk your dog or get in some exercise. A gem of a park.