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Donald Hower rated Franklin Square 5 stars

2 months ago

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It's the kinda park everybody loves or could potentially fall in love with! It's a park that is home to several traditional activities that will make it a night worth reflecting on for years to come! It's a place that you can take a youngster to for some of the best times possible! There is also a MINI GOLF COURSE that will have you trying to perfect your putt game in your spare time (maybe that's just me)! The Fountain & Chinese Lantern Festival are two highlights of Franklin Square that draw a crowd & put on ONE SPECTACULAR SHOW (at various times of course 😉)...

Joey Rizz rated Franklin Square 5 stars

3 months ago

The Franklin Square Christmas Light Show is an annual tradition that my girlfriend Sue and I attend every Christmas after a dinner out on the town! An active light show synchronized to music is a real treat to both young and old. Whether you celebrate Christmas or not, I believe everyone enjoys a light show of this magnitude. There is also a beautiful carousel for the enjoyment of the youngest in your family or for star-crossed lovers. You can even partake in a round of miniature golf decorated for the season at hand, along with Philadelphia landmarks. There is a refreshment stand with food, treats, and drinks. They even have gluten-free wraps! Another spot serves hot chocolate and warmed cider (you can even get them "spiked"). A smores making pit is on sight as well. Miniature Curling available to boot. And yes, a small building housing restrooms is on sight. Oh, BTW, the Christmas Light Show is FREE! All other activities have a varying charge. In addition to all this, benches are at your disposal.

Aidan Uy rated Franklin Square 5 stars

3 months ago

I went to Franklin Square to see the Chinese Lantern Festival during the day and play mini golf. Seeing the lanterns is free during the day, and it was not crowded at all. The lanterns were beautiful and I can't imagine how much prettier they would look at night. I highly recommend stopping by. The mini golf was $13 per adult. They had many iconic Philadelphia landmarks that gave the course a ton of character. Initially, we were stuck behind two families but the worker who gave us our clubs and balls mentioned that we can jump around and do the course in any order. It was a lot of fun and I recommend checking it out!