A fun, inexpensive way to have some fun with family and friends, young and old!…read more Multiple fee schedules to fit your budget and amount of time you want to be there. A small little snack bar with a variety of choices and good coffee! This is non-smoking and no alchohol facility. Employees are helpful, friendly and full of advice if needed!

Great bowling alley! Went to a tournament for a non-profit for adults with IDD, great place, great…read morestaff, including the restaurant staff within.

Very nice place tucked away from all the craziness of Hershey. The service was friendly and very…read morewelcoming to new people within the place. The only thing knocking this down a star is the price...28 per person per hour is pretty steep. If you're willing to pay extra this place was nice.

We just enjoyed some hatchet throwing therapy at Stumpy's. The manager, Erika, was great! She gave…read moreus the safety chat and showed us throwing techniques. We had so much fun and it was therapeutic after a stressful week (and it's only Wednesday)! Tonight was Ladies Night so there were special rates. There are other specials throughout the week and month so check the website. Do make reservations. Along with axe throwing, there's corn hole, giant Jenga, arcade games, and other free or inexpensive things to do. We took a tour of the various party rooms & they look like so much fun. Great place to have birthday parties, casual business gatherings, hang with friends or a unique date. One of the things that I really like is that you can BYO food, drinks and adult beverages. They do have a cooler with beverages that include craft sodas, boba, energy drinks, and more. Light snacks are available, too. The decor is a meld of a warehouse with rustic lumberjack accessories and furniture. The cages are named after roads and places in Hershey. The place was clean and inviting (as inviting as axes can be). Sorry, I didn't take pictures because we were disconnecting from the phones for a few hours. As for the location, it is tricky to find. When you turn off of Chocolate Avenue onto N Street or Orchard Street, then tune Left on First Street (an alley) go to the end of the road & it will be on the right. The physical location is not on Chocolate Avenue, but one block behind it.

Staff is extremely rude and condescending. Guy at the skate concession was rude when we asked for…read moreskates, we used the wrong term when referring to the type of skate and he was extremely condescending about it. Staring at us like he didn't know what we meant and then rudely correcting us in a condescending tone. then while skating we were approached by a worker and told to get closer to the middle or get off the rink because we were skating "too slow" for the outside, when we were skating at a normal pace. We told him we just wanted to be closer to the outside and felt more comfortable, and he just said "well sorry" and skated away. There are multiple skating rinks in this area that have never showed that kind of behavior and allowed anyone of any ability to skate. This is not one of them. They punish the "slower" (normal speed) skaters disguising it as "not wanting you to get hit" instead of the people zipping around and tripping people. Saying all this without even mentioning the fact that while skating I was approached by a man who I'm pretty sure either works there or is a regular, and he attempted to flirt with me. Very awkward and strange. I don't recommend this place.

***Our BLACK FAMILY was HARRASSED and RACIALLY PROFILED ***…read moreSarah was aggressive, dismissive, and unwilling to listen when we explained that the young man was not a minor, as she claimed. Despite his attempt to present valid identification proving he was 21 years old, Sarah refused to believe it, mocked the situation using air quotes about his "real age," and continued to escalate the issue. Once it became clear she could not justify her claim about his age, she abruptly shifted her reasoning, stating that he was not "chaperoning a child" and had to leave. The young man, like the rest of us, was a paying customer. He had purchased both entry and skate rental. There was absolutely no justification for the treatment he received--other than the fact that he is a young Black man. What made this even more painful was the clear contrast in how our white friend, who also had no skates and remained seated at our table, was completely ignored and never harassed by staff. The racial bias and discrimination from Sarah, the security guard, and other staff members were blatant. The overall environment was hostile, disrespectful, and unsafe. We ultimately made the decision to leave as a group, feeling dehumanized and unwelcome. To add further insult, the young man who had paid for entry and skate rentals was treated as if he were not a legitimate customer. The staff, including the girl at the skate rental window, were disrespectful when attempting to return our shoes, even citing minor issues like not "tucking" the laces into the skates. We were only at the facility for about an hour in total, but it was enough time to experience clear racial profiling, harassment, and unprofessional behavior by the staff. This is not the kind of experience any paying customer should ever endure.

My friends and I had an amazing time! The 90s Mystery themed room was so fun. I will definitely be…read moregoing back to try other rooms.

Our experience at Escape Hershey was a very positive one. It is conveniently located in downtown…read moreHershey. There's parking in the back if you are unfamiliar with the area. The prices are very reasonable, particularly when compared with prices of escape rooms where I live in California. It felt like a deal! Our group was mostly first timers, and our host was helpful, offering clear instructions, suggesting hints when we needed it, and she just made the whole experience better. We had such a great time here. Thanks for a fun visit Escape Hershey.

We had a little weekend getaway trip near Hershey and decided to try one of these escape rooms in…read morethis area. When you arrive here, there is no parking lot designated for this business. However, we found off street parking right in front of the store which was not a big deal. Our booking time was Sunday at 5pm so the traffic was light. Upon arrival we were greeted by our game master Jessie who explained the house rules of the escape room we selected. We chose "The Precinct" and it was challenging, but we were able to escape. It took us about 60-70 Minutes to escape for a family of four. Without giving too much away there lots of clues that involved math so you have to make sure your math is on point. You have unlimited hints and I think we used about 5 or 6 of them. They will give you a 10 minute warning so use your time wisely. Overall, the room is challenging I think I group of 6 people is the right balance to solved the room given the 1 hour time frame. If you are in area and have time to an hour to spare give them a try. Online booking is the best way to go.

LORRAIN and ERIC are awesome, great host. Awesome at explaining the rules. Had a great experience…read moreawesome time.

We've done this escape room several times now -- for a group of adults, kids' birthday parties, and…read moreeven as a team-building event for our softball and volleyball teams -- and every single experience has been amazing! The rooms are so much fun, really creative, and challenging in the best way. The staff is fantastic -- super friendly, organized, and made sure everything ran smoothly. They do such a great job of making each experience exciting and memorable, no matter the age group. It's the perfect activity for families, friends, or teams looking to work together and have a blast. We can't recommend it enough -- if you're looking for a unique and fun outing, you have to check it out!

We were here today for a birthday party for our 7 y o step-granddaughter. Very nice club with nice…read morepool. We were in the pavillion. They have a volleyball court, ping-pong tables, tetherball, swings for small kids. They have plenty of deck chair loungers. There is a small kiddie pool away from the main pool. Part of the main pool had an area for spring board dives and two lap lanes. There was a waterslide, and then a mushroom waterfall. Lifeguards were very attentive. There was a concession stand but we didn't check that out. They had all the typical things you see at a public pool. Nice changing rooms and plenty of parking. This is a club you pay a membership to. It's kind of tucked in away from main drag in Lititz. Our hosts could being their own food (pizzas) and birthday cake. Plenty of picnic tables. Was very clean and not run down.

great pool. I have only 2 things that made this three stars…read more 1. The snack bar does not take cash anymore, which doesn't make sense because kids go there just with their cash to spend, and kids don't have cards or Apple Pay so they cannot get anything. 2. Pool bottom: the pool bottom is terrible; the floor makes your toes bleed and hurt, and the staff dont care about it.

Brookside Park is a neighborhood park located behind Chadds Ford Development in Hershey. There is a…read morelarge parking lot and you have to cross a footbridge over the brook to get to the park. There is another walk-in entrance off of Tally Ho Drive. Here are the amenities: *Playground with swings *Pavilion with grill *Basketball Court *Large grassy field used for soccer *Sandbox *Benches *Lots of trees that provide shade around the playground area *I have read that there is a port-a-potty but I have not seen one yet. It might be seasonal.

Got to love this park. I remember playing here when I was little and now I get to bring my kids…read morehere. Still awesome.