Metz Amusements & Concessions

Did not have a good experience with this company. Hired them for my Fourth of July BBQ. I told the secretary that I wanted the tents on my brick patio. When I came home the staff placed tents on my grass. I complained to the owner who actually sent back his workers with sand bags to put the tents on the patio. A rain storm came that evening and destroyed their cheap tents. I told the owner who told me he did not have anymore tents but could offer me a refund for the tents that were destroyed during the storm. However I was left with less tents that I needed and had to reorganize my party because they didn’t have anymore tents to supply.
As I was giving them my card info for the refund the owner started to become nasty with me and blamed me for the destruction of his tents
1) I didn’t touch your tents at all. Even the big tent that was placed on the grass by your staff fell during the party and nearly hit one of my guest.
2) The tents should of been sent up the day of the party. The owner knew that there was a storm coming but still wanted to set the tents up a day earlier when HE wanted to sent up the tents. If his staff would of put up the tents the right way this may not have happen. BLAME YOUR STAFF AND NOT ME!
Overall I wouldn’t use this company again. I just hope in the future others would not have the same experience

Noah’s World provided the rides & amusements for Delaware Valley College’s A-​Day (Agriculture Day) in 2009. My little daughter (then 4) enjoyed the Nas-​Bar trackless tain. It was so cute — a bunch of little painted barrels being pulled like a choo-​choo train with the driver on a small tractor.
Noah’s also provided pony rides — which are always a hit, as well as a mule (or horse) powered merry go round, where the kids sit on flying swings.
It was very hot that day, though, so i felt sorry for both the horses and for the men who tirelessly worked in the heat giving rides.
Del Val set up a $.50 ticket system but monst rides were 6 – 12 tickets (3 – 6 bux a pop.). The pny rides were $ 5.00 and wer very short (once around the ring) considering the long, hot wait in line.
The Nasbar was a better deal at $ 3.00 a ride and less waiting.