Vincent Spano

You can buy tickets for select Broadway shows for up to 50% off, but there is usually very few choices of available seating, if any choice at all. I must say that most of the seats we've gotten were fairly good. There's usually a long line with tons of people trying to get you to see one of the struggling plays on Broadway. That's a little annoying but the price savings is worth the 'annoyance'.

This is a great place to see a game. We had excellent seats near home plate and just high enough to see all the action without being too far away. We had tickets for all you can eat at the Hyundai Club. The food was really good , especially the hot dogs! And who can complain about eating all the Cracker Jacks you want! They also keep you entertained during TV commercials. The 65' (I'm guessing, it's huge) jumbo tron is amazing. Lights, music, I'd go again in a heartbeat. It's MUCH better than watching on TV, just a whole lot more expensive. Absolutely one of the best nights of my life.

This is kind of a cool place especially for lunch. They have about 8 dishes you can choose from that change daily. I had some kind of chicken, broccoli and rice bowl with interesting flavors. My friend had a very good chicken sandwich served with mozzarella, arugula, and other assorted flavors and spices. This is all done cafeteria style in a way and the price is a whopping $10 for non-students, an absolute bargain. What I like is that you can try something you may ordinarily try not in an expensive restaurant and who cares if you aren't thrilled for $10? There's a patio and benches you can eat on by the Hudson. Or, you can enjoy the air conditioning inside (very hot day today but are outside anyway). A very pleasant experience. I'd definitely go back.

This is a very beautiful, old theater, set in the heart of Tarrytown. The seats are comfortable and there is a lot of room between the rows so you don't have to get up when someone needs to enter/exit the row. There is a pay parking lot at the bottom of the hill near the train station - it's doubtful you'll find parking available on the street. We saw Leonid & Friends there, a Chicago cover band. They were absolutely fantastic. My only complaint was that their voices were a bit muddy. I suspect this was due to their equipment and not any fault of the theaters sound system especially since this is a complaint that has been mentioned about other performances of Leonid & Friends at other theatres. Still it was a fantastic show at a really nice theater. The balcony does extend quite a bit into the theater. Front row seats in the balcony may be the best seats in the house.

I'm not Episcopal, but went here for a baptism. I really enjoyed it. Everyone was so friendly and up-beat. Afterwards was coffee hour. It was not only enjoyable but inspirational.