This has changed A LOT since I was a kid! It went from being a wonderful hike to a tourist trap. $22 entrance fee is WILD! I understood why once inside; all those stairs changing this from a hike to a boardwalk of stairs must be expensive! By creating a walkway like this, it's made this area into something that people feel is easily accessible for a non-hiker. I just wish I wasn't expecting to hike.... What a bummer. AND you can't even get close to the waterfalls like you once had access to! You used to be able to get right to the water's edge. Not anymore.... If you are looking for an over-crowded, family in the way of your photos, easy-ish hike. This is for you. If you want to be in nature and HIKE, this isn't the place for you.

But your tickets in advance. Take pictures of your confirmation before arriving. There’s almost no cell service there. The site is amazing. The waterfalls are beautiful. The biggest one is up front. The walkways are well maintained. Wear very comfortable shoes. Be prepared to walk on gravel, grades and stairs. It’s worth it. We did the Red trail. 2-2.5 miles. Posted for hikers only. If you don’t hike, carefully consider if you can do this trail. We suggest doing it counter clockwise. It starts off more strenuous and the last half is easy.

A beautiful walk amongst the hills viewing the many waterfalls. Scenery was beautiful The walk was a little strenuous at times but well worth it for the hour and a half it took us.

This is one of the privately owned area with Plenty of parking. The price of $22 expensive to enter for only a few falls. When we visited during October the water streams had close to no flow water level, which was disappointing. Takes about 2 hours to walk and some step sections are long to go up and down. Half of the trail is near falls and the other half goes through the gorgeous woods. One can avoid the trail and just come spend some casual time with family in the nature.

What a gem of a park!!! Beautiful views of countless waterfalls. You can day walk or hike hard either way you won't be disappointed. Friendly staff. Nice gift shop and vlean bathrooms. A must see for the entire family.

A very beautiful place, often called the “Niagara of Pennsylvania.” Bushkill Falls is impressive: several waterfalls, clean trails, viewing platforms, and wooden bridges. We chose the Yellow Trail — it was easy and very scenic. Tickets were $22 per person at the entrance. Keep in mind there are stairs and climbs, so wear comfortable shoes and be ready for a bit of exercise. Overall, it’s a great spot for a family walk and photos. Definitely worth visiting at least once!

Came here for a hike on our honeymoon. The trails were amazing, the waterfalls were so cool to see up close. Definitely recommend to any outdoorsy person! Plus as an added bonus the shops are super cute and have something for everyone. And an added bonus the pressed penny machines were a great vacation throwback.

Beach Day Bliss: A Perfect Spot for Everyone! I recently visited this beautiful beach, and it truly exceeded expectations. From the moment you arrive, everything is well-organized — there's an entrance fee, ample parking, and a helpful enquiry desk to guide you. The beach is fully accessible, with wheelchair access, clean restrooms, and a shower area to freshen up after a dip in the water. Safety is clearly a priority, with beach guards actively watching over all areas. You’re welcome to bring your own mats, tents, and chairs, but there are also plenty of benches and designated seating areas to relax and take in the view. What really stood out was the lively atmosphere: there are numerous stores for shopping, food courts with a variety of options, and a spacious boardwalk perfect for a stroll. Whether you're with family, kids, or friends, this beach is clean, easy to access, and incredibly relaxing — the perfect spot to enjoy the sun, sea, and some shopping too!

This is one of the first beach and broadwalk that appears along the NJ shoreline after exiting north Jersey. Of course that makes it really popular and crowded destination in summer months. There are lots of parking lots and paid street parkings near the broadwalk. The lots are far more expensive than street parking, so better to go early to find one. The beach area is nice. There’s a $8 entree fee and they do check for the tickets time to time. Rental chairs and umbrellas are available but super expensive, $35 for an umbrella and $15 for each chair. Lifeguards actively monitor the designated areas. The broadwalk is huge. Plenty of shops, restaurants, restrooms, fun activities and a convention hall reside along it. Inside the convention hall, there are more shops, local artisan market, and restaurants. We spent about 6 hours in the area. I found this beach friendly and safe. The food was decent. Restrooms were well maintained too. Overall a really nice place to go for a beach day, but be prepared to spend some, unless you come fully prepared from home.

It's Beautiful 😍 place to see the sunrise .. I was very happy to visit this place and to see the nature , sunrise , beach .. challenges are to find a free parking place.. if you need free parking place there please start early by 1 hour One of the best place or view point for Sunrise in and around New Jersey

Gorgeous place. Calm, friendly, clean and not a massive tourist trap. Lovely food spots and shops. You can see that the area is loved and looked after. Highly recommend checking out the the Asbury Angels benches commemorating musicians and those who worked in the industry.

Rated best beach town in the country. Asbury is always a great experience. Nice and quiet family friendly beach. Wide and long boardwalk with plenty of food options and small shops.

The nicest boardwalk we have ever visited. So clean and well taken care of. The people in the area are super friendly. Lots of shopping and beautiful beaches.

Walking around the boardwalk is a peaceful way to be with yourself for winter, very cold but it’s so amazing to stay around

Pocono Premium Outlets is a great stop for shopping and a relaxed outing. The outlet has a wide variety of stores covering many popular brands, so there’s something for everyone — from clothing and shoes to accessories and more. The layout is easy to navigate, and the entire place feels clean and well-kept. One of the best parts is the plenty of parking — we had no trouble finding a spot even on a busy weekend. There are also a few food trucks parked outside offering quick bites, which is convenient when you want a break from shopping. I also noticed a small playground area for kids, which is a thoughtful addition for families. Overall, Pocono Premium Outlets offers a good mix of shopping, casual food options, and family-friendly touches. It’s worth a visit if you’re in the area!

Excellent large Outlet mall! Tons of stores and something for everyone. Public restrooms and tons of free parking. We appreciate that the walkways are covered and protected from the rain. Some places don’t offer low “outlet” pricing, but there are lots of deals and good prices if you look around.

The Pocono Premium Outlets offers a vast variety of great outlet stores and a few restaurants. The mall was very clean and had plenty of available parking. I’d certainly recommend stopping by if you’re looking for some outlet stores with great deals!

You need a whole day atleast. Good selection of stores. Beautiful location. Didn't get a chance to check out food options.

Good evening Google Family. I visited to purchase some jackets and some much needed footwear. I visited the Five Below first to see if they had blue light glasses and they did. April, the associate, helped me to find them. I purchased three pairs on the self checkout, and paid cash for them. Then I left and used the rest rooms. They were clean and neat. Then I searched for a place for footwear. I need shoes badly. I have enough sandals. I need shoes for the fall and some boots. I spotted Famous Footwear. I have purchased many shoes and sandals from this merchant. I found a pair that I liked, I tried them on and I decided to go with the 10 size instead of the 9 1/2. My shoe size is 9 1/2 but I felt the 10 would be more comfortable on my toes. I tried them on, both of them, went with the 10 and then I paid for them, by debit card. Katelyn was the Assistant Store Manager and she was very nice and efficient. They had places to sit to try on the shoes in the front of the store. Also I looked on the clearance racks, but I didn't find anything interesting. I would visit this location again. I had a good experience here. Have a great night Google Family, workout, be healthy, fit and fabulous!!!! The shoes that I bought were $59.99. Have a good night, Family!!!! I decided that I have enough jackets to wear.

Pocono Premium Outlets is an absolute shopper’s paradise! The prices are fantastic, making it easy to score amazing deals on quality brands. The variety is incredible — from clothing and shoes to home goods and accessories, there’s truly something for everyone. The stores are well-organized, the staff is friendly, and the whole shopping experience feels relaxed and enjoyable. Whether you’re hunting for bargains or just browsing, this place is worth the trip!

This place has seen better times. You see the parking lot full of cars but I don't know where people are. You walk into the stores and see more employees than customers. Customer service is nonexistent in many big stores like Calvin Klein where I walked in and saw a group of employees talking between them and nobody greeted us or offered to help. I was a few minutes browsing the shelves and left without buying and without any of the employees asked us at any point if they could help us. Another issue with this outlet is that some time ago they had printed directories of the stores and their location within the mall and they stopped printing them. I do agree with saving money and benefit the environment by not printing those guides but they should be more billboards to help customers find what they're looking for. Billboards exist but not in sufficient numbers so you have to unnecessarily walk around which is not good if weather conditions are bad. The directories you can find online on a format that you can download and print are not accurate. Some stores are not longer open while others have changed their locations.

Princeton University is a private Ivy League university located in Princeton, New Jersey. It was founded in 1746 as the College of New Jersey and is one of the oldest in the U.S. Princeton is ranked among the top universities in the world, and is best known for its rigorous academics, prestigious alumni network, and of course, as its well proclaimed beautiful campus. Princeton offers a broad range of academic programs, with majors ranging from humanities, social sciences, economics, and engineering. Its campus is absolutely beautiful. It consists of various large extensive buildings and structures all throughout the walking area. It is very much common to see students alike and tourists taking photos of such aforementioned structures because of their voluminous space and architecture. Princeton's undergraduate curriculum is based on a liberal arts foundation, requiring students to take courses in a variety of disciplines. As stated on their respective website: 4 years of English 4 years of Mathematics 4 years of one foreign language 2 Years of Laboratory science 2 Years of History Princeton also offers a variety of financial aid programs to help students make college affordable. Not only that, but undergraduates also have the opportunity to conduct independent research, often under the mentorship of Princeton's world-renowned faculty. All in all, Princeton University is a world-class institution that offers students the opportunity to receive a rigorous education and learn from some of the best minds in the world. It is a community where students can grow and thrive, and make lifelong friends from all over the world in an environment where young minds are constantly being challenged and older minds are seeking to serve and teach their years' worth of knowledge. If you are a high school student who is interested in attending Princeton, you should start planning early. Princeton has a very competitive admissions process, and it is important to have strong grades, and extracurricular activities in progress while you still have time. In addition to that, I definitely recommend visiting the campus and talking to current students to learn more about the university, student life, and its unique culture it portrays.

Really beautiful campus. I stopped by here and don't regret anything. I loved walking around and seeing all the different buildings and dorms. It was actually gorgeous. There is a gift shop as well. I recommend !

Gorgeous campus for a peaceful stroll. A few gentle hills and plenty of beauty all around. If you are visiting and want to explore, you cannot go wrong with an aimless meander. Many excellent food and shopping choices in town. Definitely one of the most beautiful American college campuses.

Wonderful campus. Brand new art museum. Free entrance, free guided tours.

It's beautiful!! It's amazing to walk around the campus. It has a very Hogwarts magical vibe. The buildings, the built and everything about this place has a history (the good and the bad). It almost feels like having a connection with that history while you walk through this place.

This is a very old school with charm and beautiful architecture. I just walked through the campus, but it was quite lovely. I cannot attest to the education, but from what the school has posted everywhere, it seemed like a very “where are your papers?” university, which is quite something. I will not doc any stars because of it, but I was not allowed in the university chapel because of it (only students, faculty, or staff allowed)- I know it’s a private school, but I thought these places were supposed to be open to all, like their predecessors in England like Cambridge or Oxford.

Such a beautiful campus. This is a campus that one would love to study, not only for its academic reasons but just being in the atmosphere surrounding the campus. Great old buildings and greenery.

I visited this park about 8 years ago. I was impressed then, and I'm even more impressed now. An excellent variety of rides spread throughout the park can keep families and thrill seekers equally entertained. Food quality here seems to be a bit better than other Six Flags parks I've visited. The landscaping and green space are very well done throughout the park, and actually improved since 8 years ago. It's simply beautiful to look at in most places. Families will really appreciate some of the "quiet spaces" to sit in the shade while others are on nearby rides. The left side of the park around El Toro looks like it's getting ready to go through some redevelopment, so I'm very excited to see what Six Flags does after seeing the improvements everywhere else in the park. The employees who work here are also the best you'll find in any Six Flags park. The only thing I don't understand is, why is there such a huge difference in the quality of the experience you get between here and Six Flags New England?

Six Flags Great Adventure in Jackson, New Jersey, is an exhilarating destination packed with world-class roller coasters, family rides, and lively entertainment. From the record-breaking Kingda Ka and the legendary wooden coaster El Toro to the sleek speed of Nitro, the park offers nonstop thrills for adrenaline lovers. The grounds are clean and well-organized, with friendly staff and a variety of food options—though prices can be a bit high, as expected at a major theme park. Crowds can get heavy on weekends, so visiting on a weekday or using a Flash Pass helps make the most of your day. Overall, Six Flags Great Adventure is a must-visit spot for anyone seeking heart-pounding excitement and a classic amusement park experience in New Jersey.

We went on halloween, they had the fright fest.. It was fun, the place is clean, organized and has alot of services and amenities.. We faced an issue with our tickets and passes, but the guest services employees were so welcoming, helpful and nice about it and helped us in no time. Thanks to their help we got to enjoy our day there. It was for sure worth the trip.

It was incredibly great! I had the opportunity to visit both acquatic and roller coaster parks and I loved it. The water park has a bunch of attractions for all the kids and adults. There is also a large pool with waves. There is lockers for all your personal belongings. Now the roller coaster park was amazing. I went with a few friends +25 yo. And we had a great time. Every roller coaster ride was extremely enjoyable and scary. There is also a few restaurants. I will suggest to go on weekday because is a very crowded place. And the parking is 35$ general , 50$ preferential.

Well this was our first time here, as annual members for 6 years we’ve always talked about coming here and since it was the Halloween event what better time, BIG MISTAKE! Every other park is inclusive, you have tickets for Halloween you get the haunted houses, mazes, etc. Not here! $35 a piece, $90 for fast pass and if you don’t get there fast pass you’re screwed! As someone with family memberships for Six Flags, Hershey Park, Legoland and CedarFair, we regularly travel to all the parks from Florida to Massachusetts to Ohio and I’ve never been to a park that allowed that many people in, it was packed! I mean, beyond packed! Everything had a long line, we made it through 2 mazes and gave up when the fast pass lines were as long as the GA lines for the Halloween attractions😢 It was stressful, that many people and large groups pushing through you and kids, and then they’re just stopping in the walkways while groups of teenagers congregated everywhere without supervision and on top of that I’m walking with my kids smelling weed burning everywhere. Get it together Six Flags, I grew up near Wild world, that became Adventure World before finally Six Flags, we stopped going there years ago because of the fights and violence from groups of teenagers and young adults, now they’re closing it for good 😢😢😭 This place has the same vibes! I do want to come back maybe when it’s not so busy, rides looked awesome and almost all of them were operating, not sure I even saw any rides out of commission which is good coming from Six flagsFlags America where you’re lucky if 50% were operating that day and the shops and decorations were dilapidated and look like they survived a tornado, but unfortunately with that many people, every ride had a 60-180min wait, even the stores had long lines to even get in and don’t even try to get food, those lines were ridiculous, at least there was an occasional opening at the drink stands where the lines were maybe a few minutes, I actually felt like a 🤡 waiting to get my cups scanned when people were just walking up from the side filling up their cups😡 employee couldn’t do anything, I don’t think she could even see them😡 by 830 the coke was out of syrup and there was no ice, I told the lady working but she didn’t understand what I was telling her, she just smiled and shook her head to and down. Thankfully they were fully staffed though, most parks can’t get enough employees to work which ends up with closed attractions and concessions. Kudos for that! As for Halloween, get there early and get out when the sun goes down, we gave up at 9pm, after finally picking up a bags from the stroller rentals and getting out of the park it was 10pm and the lines to get in the park were absolutely ridiculous and long, I don’t know what those people are expecting at that time, by the time they get through security and front gate they’re going to be in for a world of hurt when they actually see the lines inside😱

​We recently visited the safari with our grandkids and had a fantastic time. We especially enjoyed riding on the old army trucks, which took us right through the different animal exhibits. The ride was not only entertaining for the kids but also very informative for all of us. Considering how much fun we had, it was a very reasonably priced outing for the whole family. It was such a great experience that we're already planning to go back again next year.

This was my second time visiting Six Flags Great Adventure, and it was just as exciting as the first. On my July 2025 trip, I enjoyed Flash Vertical Velocity (a recent addition and an amazing ride), Batman, Nitro, Roaring Rapids, Jersey Devil, Skull Mountain, Buccaneer, The Joker 4D, and Houdini’s Great Escape. On my first visit in March 2024, I experienced Sky Screamer, The Joker, Harley Quinn Choo Choo Train, Nitro, Jersey Devil, Superman Ultimate Flight, El Toro, Medusa, Kingda Ka (once the world’s tallest and fastest roller coaster), Batman – The Ride, The Dark Knight Coaster, and even played some fun basketball. I was sad to see that Kingda Ka is no longer there, but I am excited to see what new ride will replace it. The park is full of energy, and having a season pass makes visiting very convenient. I would definitely come back again!

Not a great casino. Was there about 20 years ago and went again in 2025. Need players card to order drinks. Must play $5 to order and can only have one drink every 30 minutes. At least 40 slots broken. Casino is half smoking as well.

Came to this casino for the first time. At the entrance the security was very rude & disrespectful. 0 starts deserved earned at an entertainment service business before even entering the casino.

What a night with lots of luck and fun

The table suddenly became very busy, and the dealer kept blowing cards, but they changed 4 dealers within 10 minutes. The staff called a few people to look at it, and said it was very strange, as if we were cheating. , they said they were going to close this desk and they were going to get off work. No way, the rules of the game are theirs. The next day, I went to the same table and kept losing. The dealer kept getting 20 and 21 points. I asked the staff when the table would be closed today. The dealer told me that in addition to changing the cards, the table would be replaced with new cards. , will not be closed. Yes, shameless behavior can only make you lose, not win. When you are lucky, they keep changing people to deal cards, or close the table directly. There is no justice at all... don't go gambling in this place, their behavior is so bad

Bush league services and amenities. Unhealthy conditions and clown shoes service. It is clear there has been a recent management change for the worse. Our stay started with the front desk being unable to locate our reservation. Despite it being made months ahead of time. Next my coworker discovered that our shower would not drain. When maintenance arrived they pulled 3 hair extensions worth of hair out of the drain. They have done away with complimentary breakfast (which my coworker would not stop complaining about for our week long stay), the attached restaurants are over priced. One night I ordered medium steak, at "market price", and received a brunt piece of charcoal that was no where near worth what I had paid for the meal. Next security saw fit to give my company vehicle a "parking warning" threatening to boot or tow it. With no explanation for the warning. The vehicle was legally and parked in a valid area. No signage, no markings, no attempt to contact me. When I contacted them, they admitted that the warning should not have been issued. It never occurred to them that the vehicle was parked for more than 24 hours, because the guests were staying for longer than 24 hours. All these above mentioned things are annoying but what is unforgivable is my coworker and I both observed the house keeping staff clean our room one day. The house keeper took the reusable glasses and coffee mugs, washed them in the room's sink without soap, and replaced them. There were no new glasses or mugs on her cart, so this must be a standard thing for this staff. Dog feces located everywhere in the landscaping and parking lot. The room does not have a microwave and the refrigerator barely cools drinks at the max setting. The computers in the "business center" in the lobby are running illegitimate copies of Windows, the styling of the rooms and public areas are clearly cheap and tacky. The free wifi is open, public, and not in the least bit secure. It is clear the powers that be are cutting corners where ever possible. In short, anyone staying here should not expect the most basic level of customer service and expectations to be met. For the cost of the room alone, I would expect NONE of these issues, let alone one of them to be experienced during a week long stay. The only people that have any idea of what they are doing is the polite and professional maintenance staff. But that is not enough for me to reserve a room here next time.

Reserved a room for Friday Night May 11. Arrived to check-in only to be rudely informed By an employee at registration desk that despite having an itinerary Number with a Confirmation Number confirming our reservation, They were over booked and they had no rooms available. After 15 minutes of waiting the hotel manager (I guess as she never Identified herself) rudely offered to shuttle us to another hotel off site. I recommend not wasting your time visiting the Sand Casino. Your better off visiting another resort.

Wasn't allowed to bring my 20yr old son through the casino to eat at Emeril's Burgers and More. Don't know why security couldn't escort us to the restaurant. Last thing we wanted to do was waste money on the slots. All we wanted was a bite to eat. Security said the only option was the food court. Definitely not worth it.

This is a great spot! Its quite large, many, many shops to meander through. Many are crazy expensive so its not your every day shopping experience but there is a ton of variety including a little something for everyone's taste and budget. We came for the scarecrow festival and did eat and shop while we were here. Spent the whole afternoon. It was quite busy and parking was a challenge but we did find some. Definitely recommended for a day out with family or friends.

You just can't go wrong here. We've been coming here for over 20 years and it's just done right. I think one of the greatest places you can go is the village itself. It's free. You don't have to pay for anything and you can just walk around and have the option to shop or dine. Sometimes the beauty of this place is just that. Walking among the shops and enjoying the nature and especially during season changes. But the other part is the availability of some absolutely incredible places to shop and eat or grab a drink. From sweet spots and bakeries to bougie places to buy clothing and seasonal outfits or even a good old-fashioned hat store and shoe store, you can also get world class koi for your koi pond or have someone build a koi pond for you. There's wine tasting and a Harry Potter themed fantasy store and even an authentic German food and cuckoo clock store. I dare anyone to try to find all of these things in one spot anywhere else in the world. Peddlers gets crowded for a reason but somehow it always seems like a bustling paradise.

This is a perfect half / full day trip from New York or New Jersey, in PA! We have been to Peddler’s village 5 times in the last 1 year. It has an old place charm, shops, restaurants, gardens and beautiful walk ways. They always decorate the place based on the season/festival or holiday. The shops here offer by unique and different products. There is ample parking and is wheelchair accessible. Highly recommend for young family and actually people of all ages. We especially enjoy stores like Sticky Situation- which the most amazing variety of natural flavored honey, cookery ware shop, pop corn shop, Fehrenback Black Forest clocks shop that transports you to Germany, knobs n’ knockers, the cloak and wand and What’s in a Name where we bought some of the oldest original maps of the world and name history.. check it out

Stroll an enchanted Village and sip tasty beverages. Find perfect gifts in 65 specialty shops and boutiques. Enjoy fine dining or casual fare in your choice of restaurants. Ride a 1920s carousel and play in the arcade. See a magnificent display of gingerbread houses. Spend the night in our elegant country inn. And enjoy the company of the people you love. For 63 years, visitors have followed the winding brick pathways of Peddler’s Village to experience exceptional dining, lodging, events, and distinctive shopping. With the variety of locally owned stores — clothing and accessories shops, toy stores, candle sellers, booksellers, art and artisan galleries, candy stores, Village swag and much more — shopping at Peddler’s Village is much more than a quick click or a simple transaction; it’s a highly enjoyable personal adventure, complete with holiday fun, helpful conversations, and memorable discoveries. Spend an hour, an evening, or several days exploring our charming Village. You’ll be glad you did.

We took a ride out there on Thursday October 2nd, since it’s a beautiful day and we had time. Unfortunately we didn’t expect the place to be mobbed, including restaurants. Apparently schools in the area were closed. But at least the scarecrows didn’t disappoint!

This was a place I've been meaning to visit, I learned about it last year. Saw a video on YouTube which reminded me of it and today finally made the trip.1st parking is free there multiple locations where you can park. This beautiful area offers a variety of different shops, eateries and beautiful sand sculptures. Stepping into this unique place is walking into another world which makes a great idea for a day trip specially on a nice summer day. Area has beautiful well maintained landscapes benches available to sit and relax. Definitely add this cool place to your bucket list, definitely one of the most beautiful places I've visited definitely recommended. If you're driving from nyc like I did, it was under two hours. There's also a area that offers games like arcade, play area for kids, merry go round. Definitely family friendly environment, also pet friendly. Restrooms are also available here. They also host different events throughout the year, so visiting at different seasons will feel like a different place.

A very Hallmark village during Christmas season, both during the day and at night! Lots of fun shops, lots of good bites. Family friendly.

We visited for the first time and really enjoyed our time with kids. Nothing much for teenagers but they can still have some fun on the rides. Some of the rides were not functional as you can read in most of the reviews. I visited on a weekday and didn’t experience any wait time. Parade was the most amazing experience for my kids. Salute to the artists who were performing with such an enthusiasm on a super hot day

I had an AMAZING time with my little one at the Sesame Place. This theme park is full of colorful fun packed streets. We did not cover all but the bit we covered was memorable. Things are a pricey like the parking, food and most items at the gift shop. But nonetheless, it is a MUST SEE especially for kids. The parade was our highlight. I highly recommend for tourists and even locals. 💯 Kids Friendly ✅ Paid parking✅ Gift shop✅ 🚻 Restroom ✅ Lovely Ambiance ✅ Good Music ✅

"Elmo, Mama. Elmo, Mama!" - 2 yr old pointing with excitement. Where are we? "Special Place, Mama!" - 2 yr old. He couldn't say "Sesame" so called it "Special Place" instead of Sesame Place. Wednesdays are the least crowded day in the summer. Get a season pass. The parade is cute but if you go often skip the parade and go on rides without a line. Kids must be able to walk and sit independently to go on the rubber duck water slide. My son loved it at 2 years then 3-4 was scared. Then went back to it when older. My son was so excited to be to be tall enough for the rollercoasters. Oscar's taxi was closed the first time he was tall enough then got stuck with us on it at the finish but my kid needed to go to the bathroom while we were waiting to get the seat belts to release, luckily he held it and had no interest in getting back on. Grover's rollercoaster is way better but for adults who don't like rides, this is a real ride, not simply a preschool thrill ride. Get to shows early. Seating can run out at the indoor theater. Get a spot for the parade early if going. I miss when they allowed kids to interact with parade characters. Core memories for my child. Skip character meals...too expensive for picky eaters, vegetarians, and kids with food allergies. Wish bathrooms were cleaner. Elmo's Flying Fish was my son's favorite ride. And he loved climbing on the ropes when he needed to jump around. Bubbles were a great distraction in line on days when lines were longer. Season passes can be bought in August for the end of the season and Halloween and Dec holidays' spectacular AND the following summer. Pass includes parking. Worth it if going 3 or more times. Sesame Place was my son's happy place ages 2-7 years of age.

It was a great experience with our granddaughter and family, just as fun as 20 years ago with our children. food, merchandise and extra activities are pricey but that's with all theme parks. Definitely recommend purchasing tickets online you save about half the price.

This experience was everything I wanted it to be. Food- I purchased the food pass for the 3 main places to get food from (ABC, Big Bird's, & Elmo's). Preparing in advance for the food I would highly recommend as theme park meals are expensive. The pass offered one entree, one side or dessert, and one drink ( no alcohol ) every 90 minutes. In my eyes for 3 adults and 2 kids it was worth it and at about $137 vs an approximate $375 Rides- I am no thrill seeker... but my kids (18 & 10) enjoying plenty of them with shorter wait times averaging around 4 to 15 minutes depending on the ride and the time of day. Oscar's coaster had the longest line at about 30 minutes, however it had an delayed open at around noon. What I did notice about the rides, is that they do not all start at the opening of the park. I'm not sure if this is due to staffing, maintenance, closure or whatever else one could think of but there is so much to explore that by the time you make it back around to a ride that was "closed"... it may be open. Characters- the meets for the characters were pretty easy going. The lines were tolerable and were consistently moving. Not all the characters were available for meet and greets but there is a way to find all of this stuff out. Parade- We went due Labor day weekend & 45th Birthday celebration. The parade was awesome. The songs were catchy and not the normal songs we all know! With some ABC'S & 123's, floats, bikes, and dancers... you can bet that they all did great! All of the characters were in the parade. Elmo, Abby, Big Bird, Oscar, Zoe, Kelly, Cookie monster, Bert, Ernie, and the count. What really tied this whole experience together was the Sesame Place App. This app held my tickets and passes, had a in depth map of the park, and give you a schedule. You can navigate the App to pull up your passes for easy convince instead of navigating through emails or printing out passes and tickets. The map will offer you directions to and from different areas. If you're looking to find a shop or the playground the map will give you directions on how to get there. The schedule is a little wonky and my best guess is because the characters are human and there is some error in all things human. With that being said characters are subjected to change without notice. So dont get your hopes up looking to see someone and they're not there. This disclaimer is also on the app. The schedule will help you plan your day based on what you like to do. For us it was helpful because we were able to plan for the little one to meet her favorite friends while the others were able to play until meeting for food, parade, or at Count's castle in the water. There are plenty of things to do and a variety of foods to eat. The park was clean, colorful, and encompasses people of all ages and races to come and enjoy. Not quite as diverse as Disney but its not as popular. I will be going back with my kiddos because they want to go back to Sesame Place!

Place was very clean and never had to wait more then 5 mins per ride if any. Bathrooms were plentiful and always well kept. Parade and staff was so much fun and oscar was a g.

It's a good time with our toddler but it is pretty overpriced, understaffed, and could be better maintained. We got value with the season pass and a teacher pass, but won't be doing it again. We really enjoy everything Sesame Street, but this feels like a cash grab.

Saw Kansas at this venue! Great concert, great seats 2nd row. Thank you guys for putting on such a great show such talent:)! Rockin over 50+ years!! Friendly staff and lots of them to help. Parking lot was huge, they did have security driving around that was a plus. Also have valet.

I had a great time at Parx Casino even though luck wasn’t on my side this visit. The atmosphere is lively, clean, and full of energy, making it a fun place to spend time. One thing I really liked is that if you play for more than 15 minutes, they offer you free drinks, coffee, or water, which adds a nice touch to the experience. The staff are friendly and quick to assist, and the food options are surprisingly good and reasonably priced, especially for a casino. Whether you want a snack or a full meal, there’s plenty of choice. Overall, it’s a great place to relax, enjoy some games, and grab a bite. I’ll definitely be coming back again — hopefully with better luck next time!

Our salsa community is thrilled with the return of Latin Night at Parx, a highly anticipated event after a six-year hiatus. This is an ideal opportunity to foster a positive atmosphere and community spirit.

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I havent been to a whole hell of a lot of casinos BUT Parx Casino is one of the best and nicest casinos I have EVER been to!! It's clean, the staff was friendly and a just all around great atmosphere!!!

Got a section in the Sports lounge with a group of friends. $500 for 7 people. Food Drink, good friends and football. What can be better? Oh the Pizza was really good.

Parx Casino is one of the cleanest and most well-kept casinos I’ve visited. The entire facility is spotless… from the gaming floors to the restrooms … and it always feels well maintained. The employees take real pride in their appearance; their uniforms are always sharp and professional, and they carry themselves with a friendly, polished attitude. You can tell management holds high standards across the board. It makes the whole experience enjoyable, comfortable, and classy every time I visit.

I found it very nice and organized. It's a beautiful park, and the attractions are really fun. A good mix of modern and traditional. Some vintage rides add a special touch. The only thing they urgently need is better integration with the Six Flags system. You can't enter with your ticket through the Six Flags app, even with the All Parks package, as it doesn't work, so you have to wait in a long line at Guest Services. Also, because there's no integration with the SF system, I had to pay for parking and request a refund at Guest Services, or I wouldn't be able to enter, even though I was entitled to the benefit. Anyway, I hope they fix this integration once and for all so I can give them 5 stars.

Great local amusement park one of the best out there definitely suggest. Employees are very nice also nice environment to be in not very crowded fast lines barely no wait time. Water park was closed when Google said it was open disappointed but not a big deal it was September 21st anyway

Had a great day! Got there at opening, stayed until 6pm . . Utilized the premium meal plan (every 90 mins) and drink every 15min Rides hardly had waits . . 15 mins tops and it was a SUNDAY . . . The family rode 13 different rides 20 total times and we didn't even go to the Water park side . . Lots of fun

While I do love Dorney and always have a great time there, the pricing for food/ drinks is already insane but having to pay almost $40 FOR PARKING, is criminal. The haunt was dope, all the shows and performers were great, (the skeleton crew show) was my favorite though. Lines for the coasters were short, was able to get on everything, even sit in the front. The lines for the "Haunt Attractions" were quite long though. Hopefully pricing becomes more consumer friendly in the future as I believe I had to pay $15 extra in service fees when ordering my ticket online.

I really enjoyed this park , it has a very charming feel to it imo . It's a decent sized amusement park ( I expected it to be much smaller) . The water park portion looked to be really nice as well. The layout is decent here , but there are some steep hills to walk. I was really impressed with Possessed , Steel Force , Talon and Iron Menace. I also loved that Chickie's and Pete's is on the dining plan here!! Also growing up going to Cedar Point all my life it was wonderful to see the Demon Drop still running great and getting to ride it was awesome!!

Overall, the park is really nice and offers plenty of fun attractions. However, I think they should limit the number of guests allowed in each day because it was extremely crowded, and the lines were very long. Some staff members provided great service, while others seemed uninterested in being there. My son had a great time, and it’s definitely a wonderful place for kids. I recommend reserving tickets online, as it’s cheaper than buying at the gate. Some restrooms were clean, but others were smelly and not well-maintained. The park itself is clean overall and has a nice selection of food and snacks, though the food is definitely overpriced. Get the season pass even it’s its first one day you save way more money. You can also bring a friend for 20$.

Dorney Park is always our favorite theme park probably because it's more reasonable compared to to the other park you paid a ticket for dry and water park, We took my sisters family in here for the first time she have 3 young kids and I'am proud to say that they love the water park, her kids is none stop playing on wave pool and lazy river, we came on opening at 11 and we got a nice shaded lounger area, the only downside is the customer service told us that season pass holder can get in early and we did not see anybody by the water park gate that letting season pass holder get in, we got so happy but got disappointed right there, they even put season pass entrance sign but like others we waited till 11 to get in, so this thing is false advertising and reason I only gave 4 star, But as always Dorney park is clean the bath area is decent the bathroom is maintained the best part is the all day dining that me and my kids truly enjoyed thru out the day. I highly recommend to avail all day dining to everybody you will not regret it, and season pass pays off we are coming back again specially on October for their Halloween.

Sahara Sam's is absolutely gross, nostalgic, and loads of fun all at the same time. There's a reason why they call it Boomer's Park. It hasn't been updated since they opened. Expect mounds of dust, but a warm feeling if you used to come here as a kid. It's best to get the park ticket before you come through Groupon. The water slides are a lot of fun, even as an adult. If you're coming to this water park, definitely lower your expectations for cleanliness. The children will love it, though, and despite the state of the facilities, you just might too. P.s.- Sahara Sam's should really shut the place down for the day and hire a cleaning crew to clean the outside of the slides, and the whole place, in general.

I, my husband and daughter went on a Friday afternoon. We arrived at 4 and the park closed at 6. We feel we went at a perfect time because there was no wait to use the slides, the pools and wave pool were not crowded and there were ample chairs to place your belongings and relax. There's an awesome fully stocked bar with signature cocktails, beer and wine. There's a nice size snack bar with typical fare you'd find at a waterpark. We really enjoyed the slides and splash park area. The wave pool was a little lackluster as was the indoor pool but its great that they have them. There's a tiny adults only hot tub and another larger, deeper outdoor pool. We really liked the lazy river and were surprised at how calm it was considering most reviews say its crowded and chaotic. Again, it might have been quiet at the hour we went since it was a couple hours until closing. Since this park is within 5 minutes of where we live, we did not need to spend an entire day there and feel that we had a really good time in the 1 1/2 hours we spent there. I would definitely go again at the time we went and I would like to try the snack bar and a cocktail next time. I also have to say there was plenty of staff and lifeguards who were polite and attentive. All the water attractions and seating areas were clean as well.

Not bad but not awesome. Good deal w/the Groupon but smallish. VERY very crowded. 2 water slides were closed while we were there which didn't help the long lines. Chaos reigns in the "lazy" river, it's more like crazy chaos river than anything else. Parking is free, lockers are $20 flat all day fee- and you're going to need one because the chairs get taken up and rearranged by large groups. They do birthday parties and group events here which is nice, but should have separate hours for such a small space to accommodate the large groups. Pools were ok, although they were all extremely cloudy by the end of the day. The hot tub area is also very small and unfortunately understaffed so TONS of small splashy kids play in them. The two working water slides were FAST and worth the line. The larger group tube was not worth the hour wait on line. They are staffed with teenagers like most places, however the line cutting here is RAMPANT and the kids working there trying but can't do much about it. There is a large bar w/tropical drinks and good service. A large snack/pizza area w/affordable options. Bathrooms are... questionable though so I recommend figuring out a workable changing option elsewhere if possible. All in all...worth it for the Groupon price -- but wouldn't pay more than $20/person.

Dragged my sunburn-prone self to Big Kahuna’s on a sweltering Saturday in June for a kid’s birthday party, because apparently my social calendar now revolves around miniature humans and the places that cater to them. Expectations were low, hydration was questionable, and sunscreen was already losing the battle. Shockingly, the inside of the place didn’t smell like feet and chlorine despair. The indoor staff was actually helpful—like, not dead-eyed teenagers counting the seconds ‘til closing. The birthday party staff had their act together, which is saying a lot considering they were herding ten sugar-screaming banshees hopped up on arcade tokens and whatever red dye cocktail was in those drinks. The facilities were cleaner than they had any right to be, and the arcade? Cold air, cool games, and just enough stimulation to distract me from the fact that I was melting outside thirty minutes earlier. Security was no joke. They checked every bag like we were boarding a flight to Cozumel, and honestly? Respect. Life jackets were easy to grab, the fries were good enough to make me briefly forget the rest of the food tragedy, and there’s a bar, which probably deserves a gold plaque and a beam of heavenly light. Now let’s talk about the not-so-righteous. The pizza? Criminal. Like, I’ve eaten dollar-slice gas station pizza that showed more ambition. The food prices for the party were offensive—unless you think reheated mediocrity should cost what it does at an airport terminal. The security line looped outside in June heat, with no shade in sight unless you brought your own parasol or shame cloak. Inside the waterpark, the crowd density made me question whether there was a fire code or if we were just raw-dogging chaos. And while the indoor staff was dialed in, the ones inside the actual park part looked like they were either on break or in the middle of a group gossip session. Either way, “alert” was not on the menu. And sure, the arcade was fun—but for a park this size, the game selection felt a bit… minimalist. Still, the kids had a blast, which is the only reason anyone goes to a place like this and doesn’t fake a sudden flu. Final verdict: Big Kahuna’s is tolerable, occasionally enjoyable, and wildly chaotic. Go in with low expectations, pack a portable fan and a snack, and maybe pregame that bar.

We recently hosted my daughter’s birthday party at the indoor water park, and it was a fantastic experience! The staff were very attentive, friendly, and made sure everything ran smoothly from start to finish. The value for money was definitely worth it — the kids had an absolute blast and there was plenty to keep them entertained. I saw a few older reviews mentioning cleanliness issues, but that was not my experience at all. The facility was clean and well-maintained throughout our visit. My daughter and her friends had an amazing time, and we’ll definitely be coming back for future celebrations!

I have had season passes at this water park through the years as it has changed ownership. Each company says they strive to do better, however the first visit of the year since the new company took over and transitioned back to Sahara Sam’s was a disappointment. The outside was open but the wave pool was not doing waves. It was open to go in but I waited fifteen minutes with no waves and overheard a lifeguard saying he didn’t think it was going to be doing waves today. The outside kiddie area also was closed. Still had Big Kahuna branding all over. Still dusty on big fans and cords that have been dusty for years and other users have pointed out. Such a shame that quality and integrity hasn’t improved with the new company.

A unique adventure., arrive early., buy your tickets online., just take your cloth and clothes to change., you have everything else there!!! Lifeguard in all pools., and the mandatory use of the vest !!!!! So the adventure awaits you

Casino is still lovely, with some new refurbishments, carpet and such. Hotel and casino is very clean with Modern games, plenty of table games and slot options. Food at buffett is spectacular along with some good eats at restaurants. Food court has some fast food type options. Not as nice as in its hayday but still our choice When we come in from Florida. Clientele is much more casual these days used to be such a hip spot to go now just a spot to go. Overall kinda meh.

This was my birthday celebration and it was nice; however, comp rooms at Caesars is limited to the roons that are not grand compared to their other rooms. There is not community pool or hot tub and the charge of $65 per person to go into the spa is insulting considering you already paid for a room. So the only activity is to gamble, which brings them money, or eat! I use to love Caesars due to the rooms, ambiance and actually winning money., but in AC winning money is not an option anymore as the tourist population dwindled greatly. Nonetheless, if you just want a get away with your mate, it'll work for you and I enjoyed my birthday

I would never stay at this hotel again. I was extremely disappointed, especially considering it’s advertised as a five-star property. That standard simply does not apply unless you’re one of their elite members. Regular guests are treated like second-class citizens. The room we were given was in terrible condition — the furniture was old, the bathroom was barely clean, and despite staying four nights, housekeeping never serviced our room even after I specifically requested it. When I called the front desk to ask about cleaning, the staff were sarcastic and dismissive, showing no professionalism or courtesy. For the amount of money I paid — triple the usual rate to make sure my husband and I had a special anniversary stay — it was a complete letdown. Even though I noted it was our wedding anniversary, it wasn’t acknowledged in any way. The light in the room kept flickering, and we could clearly hear people showering in the adjacent rooms, which was both uncomfortable and disappointing. Overall, this was a distressing and underwhelming experience. Unless you’re part of their elite membership, do not book this hotel. It is nowhere near the standard of a true five-star stay.

Alright, let’s keep it real. I stayed at the Borgata thinking, “I’m a Platinum member, this is gonna be fancy.” Spoiler alert: it wasn’t. If this hotel were a person, it’d be the type that brags about being “exclusive” but shows up to brunch in sweatpants. So, I walk in expecting an upgrade, some VIP sparkle, maybe a free breakfast croissant or something. Nope. Nada. Apparently, Platinum means “you get what everyone else gets, but you get to be disappointed about it in a shinier card.” The room looked like it time-traveled straight from 2008. The bathroom door was so poorly installed it got stuck halfway like it was trying to escape the place too. No water in the room, no bathrobes either. I had to call twice and wait an hour for those robes, which at that point felt like waiting for a miracle. The pool area? Actually pretty nice. Until they tell you it closes at 7pm. Because apparently, this hotel thinks people come to Atlantic City to tuck in early and reflect on life choices. Staff were nice enough, but in that “I’m-being-nice-because-it’s-my-job” way. No warmth, no extra effort—just polite autopilot. And the kicker: almost $400 a night. For that price, I expected at least a door that closes, water that appears without a quest, and maybe a robe delivery faster than a pizza. Final thoughts: 2 out of 5 stars. It’s not terrible, but it’s definitely not worth the price or the Platinum hype. I’ll give them credit for the pool—but that’s about it. Next time, I’ll spend my $400 somewhere that remembers what “hospitality” means.

Despite my ratings for individual items, my visit in September 2025 will be my last. Where do I start? I'm no high roller, but my play time alone would keep me eating free for my entire visits (mostly 2 nights, sometimes 3 nights). They cut down on the comp amount they start you with when checking-in, and hardly give you the 'free bets' like they once did. 1 $25 roulette table open on a Monday morning before noon and for the rest of the day is a little much. I'll play more than $25 a spin but they make you play $5 chips when they're $25. I ended up playing at Harrah's during this visit for 2 nights because more tables were open, and they were only $10 (even though I was playing over $25 a spin). Throw in the prices for any meal, and getting blown off on an issue with the room where I asked 3 times to fix, but nothing was done. All this caused me to lose my taste for AC. After coming to the Borgata for over 15 years, and AC for over 30, I believe I am done. It has nothing to do with how well or not well I did during the visits. They were mostly to get off Long Island for a few days. All the fun of going and pampering are no longer there.

This is by far the absolute worst hotel I have ever patronized. When the room smelled suffocatingly strongly of cigarettes, I asked to change to a non-smoking room. I was told there were none available at the time, and I’d need to wait overnight. The hotel is on its own island. Truly the worst location it could be in. Close to absolutely nothing to eat, see, or do. You are stuck unless you drive off the property. The customer service is insufferably poor. Nobody can help with anything. Everyone who works here seems to be unable to, unsure how, or unwilling to help. Questions and concerns are met with a nonchalant shoulder shrug. I am so upset staying here and I truly wish the people who worked here were more driven to fulfill the requests of guests. As someone who doesn’t gamble nor smoke, there is nothing I like about staying here. The nice contemporary art is the only positive takeaway I have. I found the closeby Sheraton far more enjoyable to stay in.

I am a Marriott employee and I have never felt more victimized than I have at this property. I am a respectful, paying customer who bought $60 worth of cigars from one of the shops at this establishment. We asked for all of the appropriate materials, 2 cigars, ashtray, cutter and lighter. We went through the entire transaction and the cashier asked us if we wanted to receipt and we said no. We walked out of the store and sat at the casino tables right outside. About 15 minutes later two armed security guards approached us asking for my ID. I saw her starting to write down my contact information and I asked her what she needed it for. She proceeded to ask me for my room number. She then proceeded to tell me that we were accused of stealing a cigar cutter from the shop. We were sitting right outside of the shop in clear Plainview obviously under the assumption that we had paid for all items. Now that the security guard had taken down my information and my room number, I felt personally victimized and walked back to the store to return the cutter. This is absolutely disgusting targeting somebody like this. Taking my ID and jotting down my personal information for something like this. If the cutter was not included in the purchase, the cashier was in the wrong for not communicating to us. I feel violated and personally victimized, and I will never visit this establishment ever again. And quite frankly traumatized as a Marriott employee for being targeted in this way. I fully expect someone to contact me as soon as possible

The eastern State penitentiary is a great self guided walking tour. The tour starts with audio headphones and nine points of interest that you can listen to. However, you can walk at your own pace and get through the museum in roughly an hour.

One of the coolest and creepiest places I’ve ever visited! The Eastern State Penitentiary is massive, and walking through the old cell blocks feels like stepping into a movie set. The audio guide is honestly the best way to experience this place—it’s super engaging and really brings the history to life. The fact that Al Capone’s cell is here just makes it even more unreal. I ended up spending almost 3 hours exploring because there’s so much to see. If you’re in Philly, this is hands down a must-see—history, mystery, and a little bit of spookiness all in one.

We came to see the Mütter Museum, but we couldn't leave without experiencing Eastern State. This was truly the highlight of our trip. This place is remarkable, and it's difficult to convey just how surreal it felt to be there. We opted for the self-guided tour without audio to fully absorb everything it offers within its quiet, cool halls. We plan to return, as this destination certainly warrants multiple visits.

This is my third time being in Philly (I feel like it’s pretty rare for tourists to visit Philly three times, but I do love this city). This was a real hidden gem and one of my favourite things I’ve experienced in this city. The audio tour, architecture, and atmosphere is truly captivating. WELL worth the $21 honestly.

Really cool self guided tour. It’s nicer when it’s not as packed (obviously) so you can spend as much time as you want in each place. The tour is voiced by Steve Buscemi which I don’t know why but that was just hilarious to me. Buy tickets online for a few bucks off the price.

This is a MUST-SEE historic place!! Not often you are willing to go into prison at your own will 🫣.... A lot of knowledge obtained with self-guide audio tour.... Incredible architecture, stories, artefak, and the staff are all helpful and willing to answer any questions (very knowledgeable!)

Prison known to have housed infamous inmates such as Al Capone and Slick Willie. Did the audio guide tour which was good enough. You learn about the type of prisoners that passed through here; some petty crimes others not so much. The design of the prison is rather interesting. The cells tell a story! Different type of attraction, which is worth visiting.

This is something I have always wanted to see, the history is fascinating. I had planned a whole day but there definitely is not enough to keep you busy for the whole day so do research and take in the city, it is unbelievably walkable, easy to navigate and a beautiful city

The birthplace of the United States Constitution, the Liberty Bell at the Independence Historical National Park is a fun way to spend a few hours exploring and learning more about our country’s history. Surrounded by 18th century architect, visitors can still enter the very same buildings where our founding fathers wrote and signed the Declaration of Independence and the US Constitution, passed law, and came together as a nation.

Did not know liberty bell symbolizes freedom to so many people. This place provides good history how Liberty bell services a reminder life is what you willing to fight for. The ranger is very knowledgeable even show us how to take a good “daylight “ shot of the crack from the bottom of the backside of the bell.

The Liberty Bell is a significant piece of US history. The fact that they don’t charge to go in is fantastic cues can be quite long but within 10 to 15 minutes you’re in. Really well organised. A must see if you’re in Philadelphia.

This was one of the other items that I was blessed enough to check off my bucket list as well. I learned a lot about the history of the bell, as there is a indoor museum dedicated to it.

I didn't think I would like this museum as much as I did but it was surprisingly good. It's free admission, but there was a significant line to get through security. Once inside it's not that large, but the information and stories provided were excellent. I was amazed at how complete a history they gave, highlighting the contradictions of this symbol of freedom while systematically oppressing women and minorities in this country. It's also why I came in the first place, given how we're currently headed down the same path. It's more of a physical representation of our constant struggle for the fractured freedoms and liberty that we all strive for in America.

Liberty Hall is associated with freedom, civil rights, and American independence. It is a famous bell that attracts visitors from all across the globe. Nice place to visit when in Philadelphia.

This is a must visit when in Philadelphia. Gorgeous museum filled with inspiring artifacts. There are so much to see , and you can get lost inside, since it was our first time here, it took us a while to figure it out how to exit the exhibits. We had a great time inside the museum , spent hours inside the museum enjoyed everything we saw, only wished we had more time to spend here. Tickets pricing are reasonable with military enter for free at certain times. Friendly and attentive staff. Great location. Can arrive on one of the city bus tours as well.

I haven't been to the museum since I was in 8th grade. The experience of the museum inside was great. No complaints. But upon entering and purchasing my admission ticket, I had tapped my card. On the screen that faced me, it read "approved". But the lady behind the ticket counter told me it was "declined". I thought that was odd considering my side said it wasn't. And she insisted that it was declined. So I tapped my card several more times and then finally on the 4th time it was approved. I found it weird but continued my visit into the museum. As I was getting ready to leave, I checked my bank statement through my app and right there it said I was charged twice for my admission. 2 charges for $30. So I stopped at the ticket counter on my way out and they denied me any kind of help with returning my money, even though I showed them right there On my phone that they had charged me twice for one admission. They told me basically they can't do anything about it and that my bank statement wasn't proof enough basically. And then told me to contact my bank because it wasn't their problem. I thought it was rude and inconsiderate, when they were the ones who charged me twice and the proof was right in front of them. I walked away and immediately called my bank. Thank God they are amazing and saw what the museum did and were able to stop it as a duplicate charge. I really don't know what their (museum staff) problem was or why they were rude about it as if I was not being truthful. Even though I showed them right there, that they charged me twice. So I would pay attention to your bank statements when purchasing your admission tickets. Other than that, the museum is a beautiful place to visit and the rest of the staff throughout the museum was friendly and extremely helpful and pleasant to deal with. So I will give 4 stars for the rest of my experience. 😊

Climbing up the grand staircase felt like stepping into an ancient Roman temple! ⛪️ The museum’s interior is full of brilliant design details — even the elevator has a striking, unforgettable look. ✨ Behind it, the Phillips Fountain offers a perfect view of City Hall, making it a great photo spot! 📸 You can also find Monet’s Sunflowers here 🌻 — and learn about the meaning behind the Chinese phrase “Five Blessings Arrive at the Door” (五福臨門), symbolizing happiness, longevity, health, virtue, and peace. 🍀

This museum offers art from many periods that are nothing short of exquisite! There are four floors of exhibits. I recommend to start at the third floor and work your way down. There are stairs and elevators for those who are handicapped. The third floor offers armor, European Art from the Medieval period to roughly 1850 as well as Asian Art. Not only are art pieces displayed, but also parts of buildings to showcase the artful architecture of Europe and Asia. The second floor includes contemporary European and American artworks. Paintings, sculptures, and displays make up most of the floor, each demonstrating the variety of creativity the modern mind can produce. The first floor encompasses the special exhibit and American Art up to the early nineteenth century with and emphasis on Pennsylvania art and furniture. The gift shops are also on this floor, featuring exceptional books, prints, magnets, stickers, and other souvenirs one may take home with them. The ground floor includes some African and Asian artwork from a special exhibit of artistic clothing. The security people did not make you feel uncomfortable (in fact, many were welcoming). Overall, this is a museum that one has to check out if they are in the Philadelphia area. Be prepared to spend four hours there at least if you like looking at every single item!

Fantastic museum with an impressive collection. Third floor Asian and Medieval portions with restored portals, Japanese village, cloister courtyard are simply amazing - a treat for kids and adults alike. Convenient parking across the street.

One of the best museums I've experienced in the states! It's very big, nice, clean, and a lot of collections that you might want to see desperately! And they offer 15$ per adult every Friday night with DJ/ music stuff. Although I think the event is not necessary, however, it's very good to see a museum try to attract different areas of people to come in again to appreciate the pure beauty of arts!

The museum is large and features a wide range of art—Andy Warhol photos, modern and classical pieces, armor displays, religious sculptures and paintings, walk-through exhibits, and much more. A major highlight is the famous Rocky steps at the east side entrance—definitely a must-see!

The Atlantic City Boardwalk is a classic slice of American seaside culture. Stretching for miles along the beautiful Atlantic Ocean, it’s the perfect blend of nostalgia and energy. Whether you’re here for the casinos, live entertainment, shopping, or just a peaceful oceanfront stroll, the boardwalk has something for everyone. The views are stunning—especially at sunrise or sunset—and the salty ocean breeze makes every walk feel refreshing. You’ll find plenty of places to grab delicious food, from classic boardwalk fries and funnel cakes to upscale dining. Street performers, souvenir shops, arcades, and the iconic rolling chairs add to the charm. It’s both family-friendly and lively enough for a night out. If you’re visiting Atlantic City, the boardwalk is an absolute must—equal parts history, fun, and relaxation by the sea.

Suitable for all age groups.. They said it’s Las Vegas of Eastern. Slightly yes.. Had a pleasant time here on Saturday evening with a variety of options to explore. Vibrant Casinos, delicious food, pleasant and wide beach, shopping, board walk, amusement park, memorial park etc. Transport service from one end to the other at affordable prices. Street parking is a bit difficult to get but if you get it’s affordable. We can extend our bookings as per the requirement. Definitely a great place to take your kids, teens, friends and your parents.

This is a wonderful spot for watching the sunrise. Walking along the boardwalk, where you can take in the ocean view, the shops, and the backdrop of the casino buildings, can also be a great experience.

Great for a family getaway or romantic date. You can stay several nights or just for a day trip. There are plenty of restaurants and food. There's a water park, arcade with a race track for kids, and plenty of entertainment for adults. You can enter any casino to play in or the beach. Definitely a must do in the summer

We visited the boardwalk, Ceasars Hotel and Hard Rock Hotel- were we had deliciousice-cream. It's to your advantage to go during the week because the beach is nice and quiet and so is the boardwalk. By 6pm, people start coming out to the boardwalk for drinks, shop and walk ,avoiding the sun. At Ceasars we went to the shops and found quite a few items at unbelievable prizes. Excellent quality. Save money doing some Christmas shopping, even my grandson bought a few items. Pictures below. This is the time to check the boutiques for good bargains. The Hotel is beautiful and quiet. At nice is cool and romantic.

An entertaining time on the boardwalk. I recommend walking between Hard Rock Hotel, the Steel Pier, and Tropicana. Plenty of great people watching, food, drinks, and scenery for a full and fun afternoon with friends ir family.

The boardwalk itself is excellent. One side there are beaches and the other side shops. There is also transport on the boardwalk with $5 per a ride or $13 for multiple rides. The only downside - air was filled with weed smell everywhere.

I try to get out the Valley Forge national Park at least three or 3 or 4 times during the summer, what a beautiful day to walk the trails and see the sites. I love the history behind us. They have a 5 mile loop in an 8 mile loop they also have trails through the woods and also through the field. This is an absolutely beautiful park. I like watching it through the seasons there’s also an excellent visitor centerwith light snacks, artifacts and some souvenirs. They also have bathroom facilities there.

One of the top historic national parks across America. Extremely well laid out and maintained across hundreds of acres of pristine park land. Only about a half hour from Philadelphia downtown and minutes from the King of Prussia mall. Easily accessible from the Pennsylvania Turnpike, 202 and 422 highways. They have a visitors center and offer trolley tours as well. Miles of very well paved walking trails are in place. Catch some of the most beautiful sunsets in the area. Must visit with family and kids

Place is huge. Plenty of places to park around each monument area if you don’t have time to walk everywhere. Woulda took me hours to talk the whole place. Gotta buy a bike or get good at running to get around whole place. Saw a few wedding photographers and groups taking pics. They kept asking us to move so we weren’t in background. But photographers supposed to know photoshop. I guess it’s cheaper to not do, it idk? But got a lot of steps in here. Some of the cabins have historical stuff also. The visitor center was closed cause the government shut down!!! Had to find another place at Wawa to use the bathroom!!!

Other than the government shutdown, (no restrooms) this place was amazing. We learned so much. We were here the first week in November, colors were beautiful. Not too many ppl, the ones we saw and interacted with were kind and engaging. The park ranger we talked to was kind and very helpful. We did the auto tour and it was exceptional.

I had no idea how large this park is! My family was here on a blustery fall Sunday and the main trail was very busy at 9 am. We did the driving tour because of our young kids and the weather. Having the NPS app was very helpful. The government was shut down on our visit so I can't speak to the visitor's center but would love to come back and see it and chat with park rangers and volunteers. The park itself is beautiful, especially in the fall. It is a lovely place to take pictures and spend a nice day outside.

We visited on a late Sunday morning in late June 2025. There were plenty of parking spots in the visitor center parking lot. There were a few spots that were shaded under trees. There is also a restroom facility here with water fountain and a Bike Rental shed. It was kind of a hike from the parking lot up to the visitor center. We got our NPS passport cancellation stamps first when we walked in. Then we were told the park film was about to start in the adjacent building so we ran up the stairs and outside to the next building. There were a bunch of signs to point you in the right direction but it was not intuitive. The park film is 19-mins long and plays on the hour and half-hour from 9:30AM to 4:30PM. It's a fairly large theater it plays in. We also grabbed our Junior Ranger books for the kids from the info desk so they were working on it during the film. After the film was over we walked back over to the visitor center and back down the stairs. There were some exhibits at the top of the top of the stairs as well but not many. Then explored the gift shop which was quite large and to the left when you walk into the visitor center. They had a lot of merch specific for Valley Forge National Historical Park which was great. We grabbed some pins and a rubber duck. If you walk to the right when you enter the visitor center there is a large exhibit area. It's pretty huge. One of the largest indoor ones I've seen. There are a number of interactive exhibits to keep the kids entertained as well. We walked around and explored and took pictures in here while kids finished junior ranger and played. We turned junior ranger books in and got the badges before we headed out to see some of the sites. We first stopped at the winter encampment which had a number of log huts each with exhibits inside. There was also a reenactor/interpreter in one of them. Good for a 10 min stop. Then we stopped at the National Memorial Arch. We where hear close to noon and it was hard to get a nice photo. The best place was actually form underneath in it's shadow. Sadly there were a number of people here and hard to get a photo with no one else in it. You park at the bottom of the hill and have to walk up to the arch. It is a caved walkway. We stopped next at Washington's Headquarters. There was restrooms here next to parking lot. You walk down the winding path to the Valley Forge Train Station which had a number of exhibits inside. You continue down the path to Washington's Headquarters. There are multiple rooms here to explore and up stairs. The trail is a loop so you goa round and make your way back to the top. The last stop we made was at Washington Memorial Chapel. It just looked so cool on the outside. You are able to walk into the bottom of the tower and look around. There are some signs. There is also a store and cafe in the back of the church but this is an actual church and has services and we were there on a Sunday. Overall this place was huge and we skipped so many things but we were on a tight itinerary and we need to head out. We spent over 2 hrs exploring Valley Forge National Historical Park and I feel we barely scratched the surface.

Beautiful park. Auto tour is a nice way to kill some time in the area or worth the drive just to it. Very well preserved.

I've been here once before, but I'm not much of a gambler. So when I was told that the Philadelphia street food festival was going to be hosted at Harrah's, I was wondering how they were going to pull it off given that the majority of the casino is inside, totally forgetting about the awesome race track out back. The festival was awesome! I posted a few of the photos and videos I took of the event as well.

Enjoyed my time at this casino! Didn’t really win heavy, but enjoyed the time here! Pretty spacious. They also have a horse racing track, but they weren’t running tonight. It’s actually nice here when there’s a big race like the Derby or Preakness. Beer specials and a lively crowd. You can seat outside and watch it on the big screen. Variety of eateries here. Stopp d in Pholly Tap Tavern. Nice! Overlooking the race track as well as the river. Christian and Tara were very polite and conversative! Had the Turkey Club with Fries. Fries were really good! Club was good but so big! Only ate half. Turkey was plain tasting. Not like an Oven Roast, but still good! Also had the Space Dust IPA Beer. Really good! Had a kick to it! Booth seating as well as tables and chairs.

I just left there and every single worker there was friendly, helpful and smiling. We ate at the Philly Tavern and my husband got a cheesburger and I got a Blt and it was delicious. There was a long line at the rewards booth at first but it went quick. Good variety of tables and slots and few places to eat. The horse track is right outside, free parking and nice view of the river.

Fun visit while on a roadtrip from California. Although across from a prison, I felt safe and secure. Security was great and walked around alot watching folks, especially Michael who made himself available to speak to me and addressed questions that I had about the casino. Thank you Michael for being so kind. It cost nothing to be kind. The slots were great and we enjoyed seeing your racetrack. Can't wait to come back.

Not a bad casino, remember when playing slots to hit and leave. Most of the regular slots I've played do hit and I finally hit a 4 of a kind on video poker. Just walk away when up.

Lots of seating at the track (indoor and outdoor) decent food options, clean bathrooms, decent amount of casino games.

They freaking removed the Poker Room @ Harrah's Philadelphia because of the Covid-19 Pandemic and replaced the poker room with dumb video poker. What a plenty waste of my time. Didn't spend 1 single cent at the Casino Sunday night and I never plan on going back now. Now, 'OFF' to Atlantic City to enjoy my time at some real Casinos because frankly put you can't truly be called a Casino when you don't have a single Poker table playing Texas Hold'em

🌟 Amazing All Year! 🌿 Longwood is one of my favorite gardens to visit. Its expansive and beautifully designed landscape showcases a variety of garden styles. You can relax, wander, and endlessly explore everything it has to offer. Don't Miss: 🌷 Outdoor gardens such as the Rose Garden, Italian Water Garden, Topiary Garden, Idea Garden, Flower Garden Walk, Meadow Garden, Pierce's Woods and Forest Walk. 🌿 The Conservatory—with exotic plants, orchids, palms, ferns and stunning seasonal display. It also has a children's play area. 🌴 Longwood Reimagined—new area featuring Mediterranean plants. 🎆 Summer Fountain Shows—spectacular performances of water, light, and music (check the schedule online). 🎄 Holidays are exceptional! The gardens are spectacular and decorated throughout. 🍂 Here are a few tips: • Purchase tickets in advance (online recommended). So many people visit that this is critical. • Family-friendly but no pets. • Check the weather, as much of the garden is outdoors. • Wear comfortable shoes for walking. •Visit the website to see what’s in bloom and view upcoming concerts or events—tickets sell quickly. • Parking is free, but it can be a bit of a walk to the entrance. You may drop off guests before parking. 🥗 Snacks & Dining There are a variety of dining options from casual to fine dining. • The Cafe and Beer Garden have a wide range of food and beverages. You can eat inside or outside. • 1901 is their highend restaurant. Be sure to make reservations. • During the winter holidays, you’ll often find stands along the paths selling hot drinks and snacks. 📷 Photos capture Longwood’s beauty throughout the year!

Longwood Gardens is truly one of the most beautiful and peaceful places I’ve ever visited. The gardens are perfectly maintained, with stunning flower displays, elegant fountains, and an amazing variety of plants from all over the world. Every corner feels like a new discovery — from the breathtaking conservatory to the vibrant outdoor meadows. The staff are friendly, knowledgeable, and always ready to share interesting facts about the plants and history of the gardens. The fountain shows are absolutely spectacular, especially in the evening when the lights and music create a magical atmosphere. It’s a perfect place for nature lovers, photographers, or anyone who wants to relax and enjoy some quiet time surrounded by beauty. Whether you visit in spring, summer, fall, or during the holiday season, Longwood Gardens never fails to impress.

This is one of the more spread out gardens I've been to. Be ready to walk and wander about. It isn't a criticism just a fact that you will need to walk between features along nicely paved walking paths. The conservatories were amazing! Their chrysanthemums were phenomenal. The bonsai collection and potting shed were super cool and we really like how well labeled and informative everything was. Super impressed. I would recommend to anyone needing an activity in the area!

It's a beautiful experience if you enjoy botany or nature. No matter what path you take here it's gonna be a fun but it's gonna be a lot of walking so be sure to wear comfortable shoes. I was here for 5 hours and only made it halfway througn the gardens. I did stop by 1906 which a restrant in the gardens and just wow is it nice. Try the botanist lemonade if you get the chance. The staff there are wanderful, and food was awesome both in taste but in how its presented. I'm definitely going back.

Love this place-phenomenal displays every season. We visited in early November and still saw the autumn leaves. The special display was for chrysanthemums. It was beautiful. We find the map and trails easy to navigate. We visited with kids above 10 and the place was great and easy to walk.

Longwood Gardens is well maintained and have friendly and helpful staff. If you love gardens, plants, being out in nature it’s a good place to be. The various sections are interesting. We were here as a family and enjoyed the various sections, the musical fountain, and walking through the gardens. Recommend at least 4-6 hours to explore most of the garden. The water lily court, orchid house stood out.

One of Americas greatest gardens. A great day out in Chester County, Pennsylvania. So much to see from the tropical conservatory, the fountains, the water gardens, open air theater, Chimes tower,to the Italian Water Garden. My own personal favorites are the Eye of Water, the Peirce-DuPont house, the large lake and the meadow. Worth seeing in every season. An American treasure. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ——————————————————————————————————

Cape may zoo is a great place for family fun. Let me start off by saying that the admission is free. As you enter the gates you will be greeted by a team member and offered any advice you need and a map for your convenience. It is here that you can make a donation of your choosing. There are also boxes that you can drop your donation in if you wish to do it that way. Cape May zoo is a non-profit organization so please be generous! This zoo has so much to offer! There is so much to see including lions, prime mates, giraffes, capybara‘s, red pandas, reptiles, and so much more! All the animals look healthy and well cared for. The grounds are spotless. There are places to rest and even grab a bite to eat inside the zoo as well as covered picnic areas and a huge playground for the kids near the parking area. You can literally spend an entire day there for a donation! Our family has people from ages 7 thru their 80’s and we all had a wonderful experience. Go! You won’t be disappointed

This zoo is a standout on the East Coast! I loved the free entry and spacious free parking. My kid had a blast, and we enjoyed seeing the animals and birds up close. We spent 3-4 hours exploring, and the numerous picnic tables were a great perk. The zoo is impeccably maintained and clean - a definite must-visit for kids!

Had a great time! Free admission (donations welcomed!) and offered a great zoo experience. This was also the day of 'Boo at the Zoo' - so many kids were enjoying the zoo in their costumes. The exhibits were well planned and offered great visibility and education. A great beach trip activity!

My husband and I took our younger kids to the zoo in late October (for the first time) and we all had an absolute BLAST! It was set up Halloween themed and was so fun to look at! We had the most exciting time talking with the monkeys, and having a very educational conversation with one of the zoo workers. We learned so much about these animals and how they're cared for from him! This destination is now a must when we come back on our yearly trip to Atlantic City!!! It was well worth the hour trip and the admission runs on donations, so that is also a plus! We cannot wait to go back!

Cape May Zoo is truly a hidden gem! The grounds are beautifully maintained, clean and full of lush greenery that makes every visit enjoyable. The animals are clearly well cared for, and the enclosures are thoughtfully designed to give them space and comfort while allowing visitors great views. One of the best parts is that admission is completely free, which makes it such an accessible experience for families, couples or anyone looking for a fun and educational day out. Of course, donations are welcomed, and it feels great to support such a wonderful place. I highly recommend visiting—it's one of the nicest zoos I've ever been to!

My family and I went there this past Saturday and it really was an awesome experience with the kids. Even seeing other children’s reactions snd our own children’s reactions were just adorable and obviously seeing the adorable animals! The monkeys lion cow pig I didn’t see the snakes but the family did and were amazed. It’s really an interesting zoo beings it’s so freely but I loved it. Ever since I was a little girl. It cost nothing only donations which is what they take. Please don’t hesitate to donate for our furry friends.

A must see when you're visiting 7 mile island or the surrounding area. The zoo is run completely on donations, no admission. The animals are rescued and spend the rest of their lives in the well maintained grounds of this zoo. The reptile house is a highlight with alligators, frogs, tortoises and more. It usually takes us about 2 hours to walk through before heading to the large children's playground. The zoo is open year round so when we visit the beach in the fall during off season it's a must. Don't miss is on your next trip!

Absolutely by far one of the top greatest experiences I've had in my 65+ years, and to top it off Alex and Emma made it even more awesome. Best guides ever. Can't wait to make this an annual event....thank you to all the staff as each one of you were AMAZING

For anybody who has adventurous kiddos, I've got a place for you. My 7-year-old daughter and I checked out Refreshing Mountain for the first time yesterday and spent nearly 5 hours there of pure fun. Together we did 5 ziplines, tackled all three levels of the the ropes course, climbed a rock wall, fed some barn animals, enjoyed the beautiful playground, road pedal carts, and so much more. The property was clean and the staff was so welcoming and helpful (it actually felt unrealistic because of how most businesses are ran these days.) Choosing to spend our day at refreshing mountain was the best choice we could have made for our mommy & me day! Run, don't walk, to enjoy your own day at Refreshing Mountain. 🤸You SO won't be disappointed. (And if you can, request Starla and Thaddeus - they were the bomb.)

5 stars — Because where else can your kids fly through trees, hug a pig, become wild plant experts, AND be fully worn out before dinner? Refreshing Mountain has officially earned its spot as our family’s home away from home. We’ve been coming here at least twice a year for seven years straight (minus the COVID gap we’ve all blacked out). And every single visit has been pure magic. Today? Top-tier. We ziplined, tackled obstacle courses, climbed walls like tiny action heroes, and visited the farm where one of my kids fell deeply in love with a pig. (We are now apparently a “we need a pet pig” household. Send help.) But this time, we also tried something new—a foraging class, recently added to their already amazing lineup of activities. My kids are now self-proclaimed wild plant experts, and I’m only slightly concerned they’re going to start making backyard salads out of suspicious leaves. But in all seriousness? It was fantastic. Educational, hands-on, and so much fun that no one even asked for snacks during it. A miracle. And then there’s the moment that keeps us coming back: years ago, when my disabled son Rhys couldn’t zipline on his own, the incredible staff made it happen with a tandem ride that let him soar through the trees like a superhero. It was a moment I’ll never forget—and the kind of kindness and intentional inclusion that defines Refreshing Mountain. Every staff member we’ve met has been welcoming, patient, and genuinely happy to help families make unforgettable memories (even if we’re loud, chaotic, and slightly muddy). This place isn’t just an adventure—it’s a gift. 1000/10 recommend. Just maybe don’t come during peak Carlisle car show traffic, unless you enjoy testing your patience before the ropes course.

We enjoyed our experience on the zip lines, rock walls, pedal cars, sling shots, and four levels of the ropes course — a hugeTHANK YOU to the kind and encouraging Refreshing Mountain Staff!

We attended the homeschool day and it was truly "refreshing." The grounds are beautiful, peaceful, and very inviting. The check in was super easy, the staff is amazing and so friendly. My girls (5,9 and 11) had fun from 10 am to 5 pm, non stop! The price for the homeschool day is super reasonable and we are grateful to have this available to us. Thank you all we can't wait go back.

This camp was truly amazing. My family and I inquired and competed the zip line activities. The instructors were kind and new their job perfectly. We had full confidence in the staff with our safety at hand literally.

I had an absolute awesome experience! When I told the staff I do obstacle course racing regularly and have done multiple zip lines they let me attack the obstacle course right away alone. It was a blast and there was definitely some complicated ones that slowed me down. The zip lines definitely get the blood pumping and during mid-December they had millions of Christmas lights strong throughout the wooded area which made for some breathtaking views.

Gorgeous platform setup! Gift shop was actually very affordable. I usually get sticker shock but was pleasantly surprised here! We had tickets for the first class parlor and it was very comfortable. Our server was wonderful. The scenery was great - farmland, farm animals, a small park, and other small attractions that the train goes through. 45 minutes is perfect duration especially with a child. We’re from honesdale — known for having the first locomotive train so we’ve been on several rides by us. But this one was so much nicer in every single way. Would recommend to anyone visiting Lancaster!

Strasburg Rail Road is a wonderful experience for families, students, and anyone who loves history and trains! The ride through the beautiful Amish countryside feels like stepping back in time — peaceful fields, horses, and old barns all along the way. The staff are very friendly and knowledgeable, making the whole experience both fun and educational. The vintage steam locomotive is kept in amazing condition, and you can feel the power and nostalgia with every whistle. The station area is also lovely, with gift shops, small museums, and food options nearby. Perfect for kids and groups — it’s not just a train ride, it’s a journey through history. Highly recommend visiting, especially in the fall when the scenery is at its best!

We attended the Cheese and Wine event and had a great time! The station looked magical with Christmas lights, wreaths, and trees creating a festive atmosphere. The staff was warm and welcoming, and the parlor car had a cozy, vintage feel. The train ride was shorter than expected, and since we went at night, there wasn’t much scenery to see—daytime rides would be better for that. The cheese and wine were delicious but the portions were on the small side. I do not beleive the ticket price reflected the quantity of the cheese and wine accurately. The gift shop was a pleasant surprise with lots of train-themed and holiday items. Overall, it was a fun and festive experience, perfect for the holiday season!

My friends and I are celebrating 50 yrs of friendship and I mentioned it to the conductor and next thing I know he come with balloons for us, we were so surprised. I had reserved seats in the lounge car which was great with the swivel chairs. The ride was great with interesting landscapes and the ride was monitored along the way. My friends and I truly enjoyed it.

Just fantastic 🤩 I've been on several train rides, but this is the most scenic and the nicest restored cars, and the most selection of seating. And a real steam engine, choo choo!🚂 And the cutest little train station village and shops. Best T-shirt 👕 choices. Just great fun 🙌🏻

We drove all the way from Cleveland, Ohio (6 hours!!) to ride this train and it was incredible. My 3 year old is obsessed with trains so instead of having a birthday party we decided to spend a weekend away to learn all about trains. The entire experience was incredible - meeting Mrs. Claus, dropping a letter to Santa in the hopes we will receive a letter back, the Christmas songs, the train itself was so nostalgic, Santa on board was great! We also really enjoyed the smaller train ride after riding the big train. All in all, we had a wonderful experience, and I highly recommend it to anyone. We arrived 45 min prior to getting on the train (like the email recommended) so we could spend some time to do all the fun Christmas activities. Also, shockingly enough, I found this train experience using ChatGPT. I'm a working mom of 3 with limited time so I took to ChatGPT to help plan our weekend away and this is what it recommended we do. So glad I trusted it!

If you're making a trip to Lancaster, adding this to your itinerary is a must. We were just there this past weekend and did the Santa Express car (they have different experiences and price points). Ours was just perfect, a little less than an hour, with beautiful scenic route, live entertainment with instruments and Carolers. Of course the Cherry on top was Santa making his way and stopping to speak with every child, give a small Candycane and ornament gift and take pictures with each family. In addition to all that, they have a lovely station with stores, eateries, and also outdoor entertainment. Super super cute! Will go back!

Wonderful live show in Pennsylvania! Had this trip planned for over a year. It did not disappoint.! The show Noah was awesome the actors and actresses were amazing .The live animals were awesome as well. The effects blew me away. I highly recommend everyone who can go see these live shows.

Beautiful theater, comfortable seats, ushers very friendly and helpful. I cannot say enough about the actors, actresses and the stage hands that brought the events of Noah to life in front of our eyes! What a wonderful performance! This was my husband and my first experience and it will resonate with us and those that accompanied us for years to come!

**Highly Recommended for wholesome family entertainment!** - This is comparable to a Broadway show in NYC except these stories are from the BIBLE and great for the entire family. - (All my family members agree) - In addition to the main stage, they have stages on both sides of the auditorium, which gives it a "surround" or immersive effect. - The plays include musical numbers for their many scenes. - They include some one-liners for laughs.. ..which brings some light-heartedness. - They have LIVE ANIMALS in the plays also; horses, pigs, camels, sheep, goats, dogs, birds, (the kids love it..!) - It is located in Lancaster, Pa. (a great family-wholesome place to go after for lunch, sight-seeing and staying the night) - Each of these stories are heart-felt; and include a good main theme to take/ bring home with you and put into practice.. - Our Family has seen the plays: Jesus; Noah, Moses; David; Queen Esther, The Miracle of Christmas. - I would recommend a weekday, since the weekends usually get booked-up quickly. - I also suggest purchasing them online, or calling the reservation center, to make sure you get tickets. (get sold-out quickly) - They also have a nice gift shop and refreshment stands in the main lobby - (we had coffee, soft drinks, and Glazed Almonds (delicious if you are not allergic) - Cannot say enough good about this place and will continue to come back (even the kids are grown-up now) lol...

Sight and Sound is a wonderful experience for families to go to together, friends, or for your children to attend. This theater truly brings to life biblical stories with great detail and very Supreme acting. They are very punctual at starting and I recommend that anyone that can go will see it. The costay seem high, but it's very worth it and you can understand the cost to operate such a theater. I highly recommend it to anyone.

We saw Noah on a Wednesday afternoon. The place was sold out even on a weekday. The staff is helpful and friendly from the parking attendants who parked us close due to seniors with walking limitations to the will call and concessions and ushers. The show is spectacular with the actors, animatronics and live animals. It is also very emotional with a lovely surprise ending. You won’t be disappointed with this experience.

My family and I had heard great things about Sight and Sound, but we had never been to a show until recently. It did not disappoint! Noah was outstanding, and my 4 yr. old grandson loved it! What a great experience! Thank you!

I’ve been a few times. The theatrical performances I’ve seen have been Jonah, Daniel, Noah, and The Christmas Story. This is one trip that’s worth repeating. Buy tickets MONTHS ahead. If you want to go on a specific date then order as soon as the box office opens, shows get booked super fast. I travel with a bus group. Now that part has its ups ands down.

Nice location, but overpriced and poorly managed. Cape May Beach has beautiful views, but the experience was disappointing overall. They charge for everything — entrance per person, beach chairs, umbrellas — and yet offer none of the basic amenities you’d expect. No toilets, no showers, nothing. For the price, you’d think they’d provide at least the essentials. Definitely not worth the cost.

I don't mind paying, since there are lifeguards.... But some people charging at the entrance are rude. Plus there is no bathroom or any facilities... Bring cash, if you use QR code there's an additional $2 charge.

Very clean beach. Soft sand. Very relaxing. My mom and dad are from Brasil and they love it. They can't wait to spend the day here. Family friendly. $10.00 for day pass per adult. There are $40.00 season passes and weekly passes. Definitely worth it. I do the day passes.

We always love cape may. Beautiful. Big. Many times look out and see dolphins. People are not on top of each other. Nice shops. Nothing bad to say.

Groomed beach with lifeguard requires $10 beach tag, includes restrooms with shower, promenade with view of Victorian hotels. Very warm water at this time includes some jellyfish and an array of crabs.

The oldest beach community in the US. Clean quite, family 👪 friendly. The views are amazing and the residents take care of their community. The beach is well maintained and the access to the beach in the summer one must purchase a beach tag. It's worth the price. Great waves amazing sunsets. It's a little pricey but worth the trip

It's the best beach I've ever traveled to with family. Clean white fluffy sand with seating and umbrellas if you need it. Everything's within reach from food , bathrooms and ice cream

We visited on 8/20/2025. Climbed with 5 boys aged 3-7 years old and they had a great time. The stairs inside are pretty wide and there are stopping points by the windows, as you go up/down, to rest or let others pass by. The views at the top are definitely worth it!

Must see attraction. Beautifully preserved site. Managed by super polite people. The climb is worth the scene from above. Also must visit the souvenir shop, the older gentleman is so adorable. The museum alongside is very interesting. Hike on path trails and time your visit with sunset to watch from the beach. It's breathtaking Plenty of parking available

The Cape May Lighthouse is such a stunning spot! Even without going up to the top, the surroundings alone are worth the visit. The area around the lighthouse is beautiful, peaceful, and full of charm — perfect for a relaxing walk and to take in the scenery. It’s a great place to enjoy nature, history, and the coastal views all at once. Definitely a highlight in Cape May!

The Cape May Lighthouse stands out as a remarkable historic site. Although we couldn’t climb it because of mobility issues, the area around the lighthouse impressed us. The grounds are well cared for and feature informative plaques, picnic spots, and nearby nature trails. At its base, you’ll find a museum and gift shop with exhibits about Cape May’s maritime past. Combining history, beautiful scenery, and educational experiences, the site has something to offer visitors of every age.

This is a great family activity with a cherry on top - great views from the top or this well maintained and still working Lighthouse. This place offered a great exercise climbing 199 steps up and then going down but the most impressive thing is the amazing views of all of Cape May, the ocean, and the Delaware Bay. Highly recommend this experience when in Cape May on a clear day!

This was just a stop for a day trip at Cape May. We were lucky it was not crowded at all. Perfect weather for October. Not too many stairs to climb. Max pulse 126

What a neat place. Don't like heights much, but going down the stairs wasn't nearly as bad as I expected. 199 steps. Each window alcove had pictures and explanations about the structure and what life was like. Nice view from the catwalk(?) that you are allowed to traverse. Wish the gift shop had lighthouse pens! There was access to the beach from the parking lot, a mini museum, and boardwalk trails around the ponds, with opportunities for birdwatching. Ran out of time to do all three trails. Worth visiting!

I personally I can't rate the rooms because I did not get a room there. I went there honestly just to kill time Friday afternoon and it was very laid-back not too much commotion drinks were fair price and a lot bigger than I was thinking it was. It's my first time ever being there but I will definitely be going back more often now.

We had a great experience with Ballys. Fabulous room and great selection of slot machines. Also play craps and roulette. We ate at the sugar factory & best odds. Very good food and friendly staff. We will be going back to Ballys Dover

This is my second stay at this hotel, and unfortunately, it has been the most disappointing experience I have ever had with any establishment. At 6:30 AM this morning, I was charged $115.22 without my knowledge or consent, and I did not receive a bill or receipt for this transaction. This constitutes unauthorized billing, which is not only unacceptable but could be considered fraudulent. The charge was only reversed after I escalated the matter to the manager at the front desk, and I was told it would take several days before the funds return to my account. That's 215 dollars due to the 100 incidental charge. I was further informed that this has happened to multiple guests, which is deeply concerning. Despite this significant inconvenience and breach of trust, no one offered any form of acknowledgment or compensation. I no longer feel comfortable staying here, yet I am unable to obtain a refund for the following night, leaving me stuck in a situation I would never have chosen. The rooms are subpar, there are no amenities available, and the overall lack of accountability is unacceptable. I strongly caution anyone considering this property to look elsewhere.

The staff is friendly, they receive you with kindness and professionalism at the front desk and everyone says good morning/good afternoon. The rooms are clean and the place looks like a luxury resort. I’ve stayed at other hotels in the area and in the same price range, this one is definitely the best.

I had a deplorably experience today at Bally’s this morning simply playing a game I got harassed by Joe Fredricks who told me he had been watching me personally for 20 minutes while playing the slots and as he rudely interrupted me play her also decided to tell me how long he’s been in his position as if that was some how justified his belligerent actions. I’m a Supper Star card holder and have be visiting that casino since it was Dover Downs. And I’ve never felt so disrespected being interrupted while playing harassed all while watching other players do the samething and not even be approached. He even went so far as to say people keep coming in here messing the machines up and as a black male I would like to know what he meant by that. Giving I was the only people being harassed.

Staff was courteous and friendly, room was very clean, however for being a 4-star hotel there's no complimentary breakfast, there was a $50 fee to check in 2 hours early, the indoor pool doesn't work.

This location is supposed to have a working pool, if the pool is not going to be operational in the near future it should not be listed as an amenity, very disappointing especially due to it being summer. The rooms are fine, clean. I rated 3 stars because there's no microwave in the room. I asked if there was a way to heat my food and was told no.. Otherwise the staff is friendly and attentive. Housekeeping handled my requests immediately and parking was easy.

I absolutely love the Maritime Museum on a visit to St. Michaels. Great staff, great price, wonderful views of the bay. So much history for all the family to enjoy!

The newly renovated entrance is beautiful! We haven’t been in probably a decade, but it’s very well done and there is lots to see. Kids had a great time. Views are stunning.

Beautiful museum and campus of buildings make up the museum property. We did the patriot boat tour and museum combo. The boat tour is listed as a 70 min narrated historical tour, but it’s more commentary than history. It was a great time and the different buildings at the museum cater to all ages. There is not much to do in St Michael’s other than eat, shopping and boating, so happy we went.

We had heard this museum was a must see and it didn't disappoint. One fee for a two-day ticket that was not expensive. There is a lot of area to cover, so it was nice to know we could come back. We visited in October so it was not crowded. We spoke with a very friendly painter who had been working on one of the boat and he told us a bit more about the place. Plenty of self-guided areas and exhibits. We enjoyed the ship building work - it was interesting to see the process step as well as the volume of lumber stocked and waiting to be used. Beautiful views from the lighthouse. I enjoyed walking among and reading about the exhibit boats they had on display, each with a detailed history of ownership and uses over time. Amazing. The collection of outboards showed the changes over time - I can't imaging heading out into the sea with one of those old-timers even when it was brand new. Definitely worth the time and money.

I really enjoyed this museum and its emphasis on local maritime heritage - crabbing, oyster catching and boat building. I spent a couple of hours wandering around the various buildings and learned a lot.

We had a tour of the CBMM. All of the staff were accommodating, well knowledgeable of their surrounding area and its history. They're volunteers who made all of my passengers feel welcome.

My sister & I celebrated our b Day's &took a day cruise from Annapolis to St.Michael's!