Went with some friends and had a great time at Citi Field. The stadium is clean and easy to get to by subway. The vibe was fun and relaxed, even if you're not a huge baseball fan. Food options were solid, but the alcohol was definitely pricey. Still, a great spot to hang out and enjoy the game

Awesome experience!! General admission is free from 2 pm to 6 pm EVERY Thursday. It was busy but not overcrowded; no wait time. There's a bevy of interactive apparatus at your disposal that allows hands-on experience. I didn't get a chance to partake in the interactive options since there was a line for it. I loved the Mission Impossible exhibition. I have a newfound respect for Mr Cruise. In addition, the Jim Henson exhibit provided nostalgia and a host of behind-the-scenes work and thought processes that brought the characters we love to life. This museum is also a wonderful experience for kids.

Attending the US Open for the very first time was an unforgettable experience, and it absolutely deserves five stars! I was impressed by how well-organized everything was. The staff and volunteers were beyond helpful, making it so easy to navigate the grounds and find our way around. Everywhere we went, the customer service was excellent friendly faces, quick assistance, and a genuine sense of excitement that really added to the atmosphere. One of the best parts of the US Open is how much access you have to different courts during Fan Week. It’s not just about Arthur Ashe Stadium there are so many other courts where you can get up close and personal with some of the best players in the world. Being able to walk around, watch matches at different levels, and experience both the intensity of the big showdowns and the intimacy of the smaller courts made the whole day feel full and dynamic. And of course, I can’t forget the famous Honey Deuce cocktail! 🍸 I had heard so much about it before going, but tasting it for the first time was the cherry on top of an already amazing day. Refreshing, perfectly balanced, and fun with the little frozen melon balls it’s the ultimate US Open signature drink. I get why everyone raves about it, because it really does add to the experience in such a unique way. The energy throughout the grounds was electric fans from all over the world, cheering, laughing, and sharing the love of tennis together. It was more than just a sporting event; it was a celebration. Whether you’re a lifelong tennis fan or just someone looking for an incredible New York experience, the US Open delivers on every level. I left already planning my next trip back, and now I understand why people make it a tradition year after year. Between the top notch customer service, the variety of courts and matches to enjoy, and that iconic Honey Deuce in hand, my first US Open was everything I hoped it would be and more. Five stars without hesitation! 🎾✨

Beautiful park right on the water, with great views of the skyline. A perfect place for photography. There are plenty of people enjoying the space but it didn't feel crowded. Highly recommend watching the sunset across the city from here.

Flushing Meadows Corona Park is not just a park. It is a living monument to New York’s ambition, resilience, and multicultural spirit. Spanning nearly 900 acres, it ranks as the fourth-largest public park in the city and carries the legacy of hosting two World’s Fairs. The transformation from ash dump to civic treasure is nothing short of miraculous. The Unisphere stands proudly at the center, a gleaming symbol of global unity and a favorite backdrop for runners, tourists, and daydreamers alike. Speaking of runners, the park hosts some of the best races in the borough. Whether you are tackling a 5K around Meadow Lake or cruising through a half marathon that passes the Queens Museum and the New York State Pavilion, the routes are scenic, flat, and full of local energy. The cultural offerings are just as impressive. The Queens Museum features rotating exhibitions that reflect the borough’s diversity and history. The Queens Zoo is compact and charming, perfect for families seeking a quieter wildlife experience. The New York Hall of Science invites curiosity with hands-on exhibits that appeal to both kids and adults. Beyond the institutions, the park offers paddleboats, cricket pitches, soccer fields, and trails that feel like secret passages. You can kayak, picnic, play tennis, or simply sit beneath a tree and watch Queens unfold around you. Flushing Meadows Corona Park is not just a place to visit. It is a place to belong. It captures the spirit of a borough that thrives on community, creativity, and quiet miracles.

The best way to spend your Summer Friday. GOOD: Amazing DJs, good vibes, good people. This event attracts people from what seems to be all over the city since it’s located in Long Island City. There are two bars, one in the front and one near the exhibits. There are also two or three food trucks. Lots of people, but in a good way. Everyone was respectful, dancing and having a good time. BAD: Drinks are a little pricy ($12 for a canned drink — not the worst but not ideal). The bathrooms are also portables. Make sure you buy a ticket beforehand, I showed up at 7/7:30 and they were sold out for tickets at the door.

Has a really big parking lot and a parking garage as well. The entrance is easy to see from a distance and is wheelchair accessible. You can just ride up in a wheelchair accessible vehicle and get dropped off and you can easily get in the front entrance doors. Also located right near JFK airport, it's a nice place to go when heading back home from your vacation

A Must Visit for Curious Minds of All Ages 🧪✨ What an awesome experience! The New York Hall of Science is like stepping into a giant playground for the brain, colorful, interactive, and full of surprises around every corner. From the moment we walked in, there was an electric sense of curiosity in the air. Whether you're five or fifty, there's something here to spark your imagination. We got hands on with everything from building rockets and solving puzzles to exploring how light, sound, and motion work in the real world. The exhibits are designed to make you think and smile. One of our favorite parts was the Design Lab, where we got to tinker, build, and test our own creations. The staff were super friendly and always ready to help or explain the science behind what we were doing. And don’t even get me started on the giant connected playground outside which was a total hit with the kids (and yes, the grown ups too). It’s a perfect blend of learning and fun, with just enough challenge to keep everyone engaged without feeling overwhelmed. Whether you're a teacher, a parent, or just a curious explorer, this place is a gem. Highly recommend spending a full day here. You’ll leave feeling inspired, maybe a little tired, and definitely smarter than when you arrived.

I always loved this place. Growing up as a kid in Astoria, coming to this park gave me a place to breathe, and think. Sitting in my car by the water, or walking around in the park you had the chance to experience peace even though the park was bustling with activity. There is a huge pool within the park, along with several small playgrounds for the kids. There is a brand new track, and there is enough room for soccer matches and other outdoor activities. The bathrooms are clean, and the park as a whole is so very well maintained. This place is one of the many great things about Astoria.

My experience at Spa castle was amazing, massages facial everything was great. I have no complaints, they also have a variety of Saunas and I enjoyed the private suite hydrotherapy bath. I didn’t try any drinks or food. The renovations are beautiful. Nicely done spa castle. Will highly recommend

Arthur Ashe Stadium is the best. It's the biggest tennis stadium in the world and it feels huge, but you can still see everything. The best part is the roof. You never have to worry about rain and can watch the whole match. The atmosphere is crazy, especially during night matches. If you're going to the US Open, you have to get a ticket for Arthur Ashe.

Absolutely wonderful especially if you have smaller children, magical magical place with magical vibes, and great people in the area to be honest the fact that it has a parking just get there early! I had an amazing day and I felt like I went alone with my son and it was very safe. Highly recommend this along with prospect Park zoo for Young children. There is also a theme park right before you walk in so there is so much to do and it’s a family fun filled day. It’s a little treasure in Queens. I had no idea about and I’m so glad I found out at last. Great animals as well. I was amazed that this was all in my backyard apparently!!! Never saw an alligator other than maybe the Bronx zoo… in New York City.

Overall it's a great and very nice Transit Center but the day I used it, I was very unlucky I like the architecture design and overall the service is great and frequent with multiple bus lines, the Long Island railroad and the are JFK AirTrain. At about 12:20 p.m. on June 7th 2025, I boarded the era train, we pulled out about 20 ft and the train slammed on the brakes and then reversed into the station. Then there was confusion as to what was going on and about 10 minutes later, they told us to get off and go get a shuttle bus or a taxi. People were freaking out and confused as to where to go to catch a shuttle or Uber or a taxi. So many people were going down the escalator, it broke the escalator and people were using the escalators like stairs. Then when we got outside, the staff were not sure where to go and wait for the shuttle or how often the shuttles would run. People were crowdsourcing Uber and taxes and sharing rides if they were going to the same terminal. It took about an hour and a half to get the first shuttle bus to pull up at about 1:50 p.m. then when that shuttle pulled up, people were crowding on and the bus was overcapacity. Usually this is a great transfer point and a great Transit Center but I got unlucky on this day.

We didn’t expect Queens Museum to be so interesting! While it’s not very large, the exhibits it has are truly impressive. The World’s Fair section and the display about Tiffany glass production were fascinating. But the highlight was definitely the Panorama of New York City—an incredibly detailed model of the entire city. Overall, we highly recommend visiting. It’s a unique and engaging experience!

This is an exquisite museum. The exhibits are presented in an austere place and each piece is presented so perfectly. I’d highly recommend going through each room and getting the little descriptors to look at each piece. We spent a couple hours. We even watched the movies they had. Added bonus: they have a super interesting museum shop.