This venue is located at what is now called Penn Medicine Park, formerly Clipper Magazine. It's…read morehome to the Stormers baseball team. The arcade is on the second floor located in the suites located between 1st & 3rd base with an amazing view of home plate, actually the entire field. The turf is new, it's lovely to look at. Anyway, the venue is chock full of retro pinball, skeeball, basketball, and arcade games with a 70's retro lounge vibe. My nonprofit rented the space for our annual fundraiser. The staff were wonderful to work with and the food was fun and tasty. I can't say enough about the experience. It's handicap accessible with tons of free parking. Truly beyond a 5 star experience!!

Our party at the Lancaster Silverball in the Clipper Magazine Stadium was a wonderful experience…read more The staff is super friendly and accommodating and the food is delicious and plentiful. The facility is spotless and all of the games are very well maintained and look like new. They helped take the stress out of hosting a large event.

I come here every summer to play in a summer volleyball tournament. There are always lots of people…read morearound as volleyball, and softball are always having games. They have a playground, concessions, batting cages, that are open this year and bathrooms. Located in the city, of York.

No a bad complex for softball would be a lot better with new lighting on the fields because it's…read morereally bad on a couple

Midway Bowl had been advertising a "$2 Tuesday Mardi Gras Edition" on social media and honestly…read more.. cheap bowling plus themed fun sounded like the perfect way to celebrate Mardi Gras, unwind after work, and laugh my way through a Tuesday night with my adventure buddy. Say less. I was READY. Being the responsible planner that I am, I tried to reserve a lane ahead of time online...only to be prompted to pay $70 to reserve one bowling lane. On $2 Tuesday. My brain immediately went, "Ma'am, something is not mathing here." So instead of rage-clicking checkout, I messaged Midway Bowl for clarification. To their credit, they responded quickly and explained that daily specials are first-come, first-served only and can only be redeemed in person. Slightly annoying if you're driving any distance, but, we decided to roll the dice and show up anyway. We walked in and I was fully hyped for Mardi Gras bowling. I had been talking about this for DAYS. And then... Front desk guy: "No clue what you're talking about. Maybe the bar." Me, internally: Sir. The Facebook post. The graphics. The vibes. The expectations. None of this was a fever dream. Because literally, HOURS before I walked in the door, they posted on Facebook: "Today is the day! Come join us from 6-10 pm for our Mardi Gras themed $2 Tuesday!" I did not dream this up! But okay. It's fine. I'll throw my own Mardi Gras party in my head. No problem. There were Mardi Gras-themed drink names at the Sparetime Lounge bar, but it was packed thanks to trivia night, so we pivoted to snacks and bowling -- which ended up being the real MVP move anyway. Let me tell you about the snack bar because WOW. Two orders of tacos (four tacos total at $1 each), six boneless wings in garlic parmesan sauce ($2), a 12" pepperoni flatbread pizza ($8), and two fountain sodas ($3 each) came to a grand total of $20.84. And the food? Actually GOOD. Not "this is acceptable for a bowling alley" good -- legitimately good. Also shoutout to the snack bar staff member who immediately understood what I meant when I mentioned the $2 specials, because for a minute I thought I had collectively imagined the entire promotion. Bowling itself was an absolute steal -- two games plus shoe rentals for $12 total. And I have to say, Midway Bowl is probably the cleanest, most modern bowling alley I've ever stepped into. Bright, welcoming, lively -- none of that sad, dusty bowling alley energy. Someone clearly cares about this place. So here's the deal: the marketing got me excited for a full-on Mardi Gras themed experience, but in reality, it was just regular $2 Tuesday bowling with some festive drink names floating around. Which is totally fine -- just not quite the "Mardi Gras Edition" I had built up in my head. Would I go back? Absolutely -- just with adjusted expectations and maybe my own beads next time. They're celebrating their 70th anniversary, and it shows in how well they maintain the space. And honestly? Cheap bowling, good food, and a night full of laughs is never a bad time.

Overall, I would recommend this place. It's sad, but I think bowling alleys themselves are dying…read moreout. We came here for father's day. I was looking for duckpin bowling which I discovered is slightly different here than in most places. Maybe it's the norm for PA, I'm not sure. The lanes are much smaller and kid like, so we did it for an hour, then switched over to regular bowling. The prices are higher online if you reserve a lane than if you just walk in. I called first to see how busy they were, and they weren't so we just paid there and saved a few dollars that way. We all had a good time because we made the most of it. We ordered pizza, chicken tenders, onion rings, and sodas all fairly decent what you would expect from a bowling alley. The place was very clean and so were the bathrooms. It was on a Sunday night so it seemed kind of quiet. I hope they get more business on other days and times of the week because this is a very nice place to go and it wasn't busy at all.

Show started at 7:30pm - we arrived at 5:40pm (doors open at 6pm) but was seated as soon as we…read morearrived. Food was hot and fresh - the server was friendly but not attentive. Theatre was warm but I honestly think it was due to the sell out crowd. Due to the table set up - you felt close to everyone around you. It doesn't make sense that the tables do not face the stage - it makes it uncomfortable. We were seated with ppl not in our party - they were friendly but not enough space. The play was great - live music was a fun edition. Overall a good experience and will definitely come again. We will just be more strategic where we sit.

Fantastic show. Great buffet. Our family loved Oklahoma. Ado Annie stole the show. Lori and Curly…read morewere better than the original movie!

So we went back for another visit! Sat in the really nice bar area & wonderful service…read more We each had a beer & as you can see had the steamed clams appetizer & charred veggies & my husband enjoyed the shrimp po'boy. We also enjoyed- not pictured a tall ice cold summer sam Adam's on draft. Both dishes were delicious & look forward to returning sometime soon

Dined here July 31, 2026. It was a bit chilly sitting indoors so you know the a/c was working well…read more Decided to sit outside overlooking the golf course area and it was a great decision! The sunset was gorgeous with the purple, pink & orange colors. Just missed the happy hour (4-6pm) but they have daily specials as well. Got the French onion soup, $5 cheese flatbread (daily special), chicken tenders with fries, Yuengling draft & peach crush-fishbowl (heavy glass but good). There's a decent looking kids arcade with a large area for children's parties. Service was excellent! Will return when in the area!

First Time Experience at "What The Food Trucks" in York, PA. Over 40 Food Trucks, a Beer & Wine…read moreGarden (Yes you can walk around freely in the park with your alcoholic beverages), plus tons of Local Vendors! *& Yes it's FREE Admission! Located in Penn Park, parking may be tough to find but maps are constantly being posted to show where free parking is available throughout the city (don't quote me on it but I'm pretty sure free parking in York is always available on Sunday's). I was able to park in a lot very close by but if for some reason you can't find either street/lot parking, a free shuttle runs during the entire duration of the festival and drops you off right where the magic happens! The Food Trucks were pretty much endless and were serving everything I could think of! The Prices were excellent. Nothing was really over $10. Some of the trucks were more pricey, but they weren't as popular. Water and sodas were pretty much $1 each throughout the festival and beer/wine were also inexpensive. I would suggest bringing a cooler for sodas and waters to save $ and stay hydrated. There's a large crowd packed into the park and it gets hot. Also tons of people brought tables, chairs, even tents were being set up! Bring a towel or a chair if you want to sit, plenty of space on the grass for everyone. It was crowded and got more packed as the day went on, but lines moved really quick. Even at the most popular food stands, I didn't wait for than 15 minutes to be served. Because they have so many vendors, the lines weren't crazy long. They have live bands playing throughout the festival. They also have local vendors selling everything from crafts, to candles, even CBD products! There's also a tiny water park area & large playground to keep children occupied. I felt extremely safe & secure during my time here. There were tons of security guards & police officers patrolling the park. Sometimes people can get unruly when alcohol is involved, but not here. Everything was well under control. The Food was of course the highlight for me! I loved trying all the different culinary masterpieces put out by the Trucks. My favorite food was the Chicken & Waffle Sandwich from "Waffle Works" and I definitely recommend getting it! My favorite drink was the Lavender Lemonade from "Lucky Penny Burger". My least favorite truck had to be "Crossroads" because they were overpriced and charging tax which barely any other truck did. I also felt the food there was subpar, my fried green tomatoes were almost inedible. Overall I was incredibly satisfied with all of the food choices. Being from out of state, I'm glad I tried it. On Long Island, our food truck festivals consist of 10 trucks tops. This festival had it all! I hope to come back next summer during one of my trips to Pennsylvania.

A wonderfully low key, intimate performing arts theater, we saw The Motown Club, and it was…read moreterrific. The theater reminds me of an old school local TV station studio like the one Bandstand (if you know you know, if you don't, you're too young) was shot at in West Philly many years ago. Apparently it can be configured multiple ways to allow for various types of shows. The acoustics are great and the sound and lighting is well done. They have a small snack bar but you can bring your own beer and wine. Highly recommend with a rare 5*.

The illumination holiday interactive concert is such a great experience! Talented vocalists and…read moremusicians keep you entertained. There is a concession stand and all the staff is helpful and kind. Definitely recommend!

We took my 3 preteen cousins here as part of a fun little Saturday adventure. With them being teens…read moreI wasn't sure if they would enjoy it but they really did! The activities were great and really insightful into history. They also LOVED the reenactment on the lawn.

We arrived with a group of 6 Cub Scouts (First Graders). We were denied entry because we hadn't…read moremade a reservation in advance. Super unhelpful staff