I've taken the LSAT four times in four different locations, and never had a better center than CUNY Law. The proctors know exactly what they're doing and start on time; there is access to bathrooms before the test begins; the desks are long and in a well-lit room in which everyone sits every-other seat. The groups are divided into rooms of about 35 students each.

I'll remember more as I think about it but at very least:

LR1 - moose and deer; modern usages of land measurement

LR2 - can’t remember

LR3 - bike sharing; meteorologists’ forecasts

RC1 - native language preservation; judges’ honesty; Freud/Marx; can’t remember the other

I thought the RC was unusually difficult, and L1 (for me) was harder than the other two. Not sure which was experimental.