Spent 2 days at the event center Got to see a roping event and spend some time at the store. Great place for a layover.

Great venue for the Wise Co Toy Run!!! 2nd time to attend, this one is awesome. Plenty of space for ALL the bikes and people.

We stayed in site 60 on a non event night. Nice level pull-thru site. Due to the weather, we requested an additional night, and it was easily accommodated. Nice store.

Thank you everyone that came out today. The event was excellent. Love the band. Lot of toys for kids. The food trucks were good especially the cajun food truck. Cant wait to come back next year.

Beautiful Texas Ranch destination with all kinds of western equine events held at the indoor arena, such as Team roping, Breakaway, Barrel Racing & Mounted shooting. Also, incredible cabins and bunkhouse (western hotel rooms) to stay in.

The staff is always extremely welcoming and helpful. The facilities are tip of the line! Great place to stay overnight if you are traveling through or for the entire weekend. I have been multiple times now and still haven't seen it all.

Amazing facility! Superb customer service from the store to the ranch! Well done NRS team! The cabins were amazing! They were fully stocked, clean, and cute as can be!

I love this church and this is the same place Julius Randle went to high school as well. Beautiful facility. Beautiful people as well! Amen! God Is Good!

A mega church that quickly turns to close family and fellowship once you get plugged in, say yes and serve. I love our pastors, our small group leaders, Friday morning men’s, discipleship ministries, mission trip opportunities and the worship music team is like a live concert every Sunday!!!

Such a beautiful sanctuary. Loving staff was very helpful and got everything rolling right away to transfer my membership from my former church. Looking forward to making this my new home church.

If you want fresh coffee and a ride from the parking lot to the front door then come to the morning services, not to mention the breakfast and gift shop hours are only for the morning service church members. The afternoon church members do not have any of the above-mentioned privileges, but God still loves us all and heaven will fit anyone who loves their neighbor, amen ❤️ .

I don't attend this church, but have come for DTS graduations and a concert long ago. Wonderful facility with a huge Kids Ministry section, large indoor playground, coffee shop, huge dining hall, large sanctuary, and more. At times, it feels like I'm in an airport terminal. I've listened to the pastor's sermons on the radio before and he has strong messages and good teaching. During the most recent graduation, there was a singer whose voice was mostly drowned out by the instruments. He had a very good voice from what I could hear, but I think the audio team needs to lower the volume on the instruments. I've read other reviews/complaints here about the sound. Other than that, I had a great experience.

Prestonwood Baptist Church is an amazing place to worship! The services are always really good and they do a great job of making you feel at home even though its a mega church. My favorite part of the church is their amazing Christmas Program they hold each year. It's an amazing program that is great for anyone to attend. We have taken our kids to the program every year for the past 4 years and plan to continue the tradition for years to come. I've never seen a more exciting and God honoring presentation than their program. It's simply fantastic!

My wife and I have been coming to Prestonwood each year to watch The Gift of Christmas for our 3rd year. This year, we ate at the Christmas Buffet, and even though it cost a little bit, it was will worth it. Very good food and all you can eat. And all the desserts was very good. I think I gained 5 pounds.

We here a couple weeks ago. My friend had his kids birthday party there. We had a private room to celebrate and have fun activities for kids and everyone. It was pretty nice just make sure you know the rules first we wasn’t aware we couldn’t separate to go to the aquarium until we were done with the birthday but it all worked out anyway. The people there were nice and helpful. When we went to the aquarium, it was pretty nice and bigger than expected. Just know there are other kids there so it can get crowded at times but in the end, it was still fun. In case you looking for it it’s next to the Lego place.

I had a wonderful time here! We celebrated my granddaughter’s 1st birthday party here. The staff were very friendly and accommodating. We loved the atmosphere and aquatic attraction they have here. You don’t expect it to be as big as it is by the way it looks from the photos. We were shocked by how big it was and talk about beautiful, you can tell that they take care of there fishes and other species. I give it a 10 out of 10.

Was okay. Was super crowded, so we couldn't get to see well or enjoy the exhibitions. But they have the tunel,with sharks and etc...that was a +A and the sea turtles..."I love love, love them ". Kids had fun,so my goal was completed. We found a dead cockroach!! -100 on that Gift shop was okay as well and the staff was nice. Nothing bad for a aquarium inside the mall.

It was amazing. The only thing that I would say is I think it's a little overpriced but it blows away the one in Dallas. My daughter went to the one in Dallas when she saw these pictures she said wow where's this one! I really liked when you're walking What looks like through the water that was really awesome and my grandson loved it. I just think it should be a little bit cheaper but it's beautiful

First time to visit and would definitely do it again. The kids had so much fun. Since I do have a special needs daughter, I look out for our community. Sea Life Grapevine is wheelchair friendly. Everything is open inside for all to see. The peak through tunnels are the only issue inside, as the child has to be removed from their chair if possible to look through, but you can the fish without doing the peek bubble. Handicap bathroom is large, but only has a changing table for babies. I added the $7 tour behind the scenes. Our tour guide was amazing and what we saw was worth the price; however I wouldn't buy it again it. Tickets were less on their website compared to Groupon. We had 3 adults, 3 kids, 1yr old who was free. I ONLY paid $179 and this included behind the scenes. It was a fun-filled day with my kids.

Sea Life is an amazing place to visit! There’s a wide variety of fish and sea creatures to see, and you can tell they take really good care of them. The ticket price is quite reasonable for the experience you get. The staff are passionate and happy to explain things, which makes the visit even more enjoyable. Highly recommended!

Loved going to this place with my family. We bought tickets the day before, and you can't take food or drink in the aquarium, but it is inside the mall, so you can go eat at the nearby food court. They also have VR section, but that is an additional thing to pay for when you buy your tickets. You do have the option to print the tickets out, or just show them on your phone.

Nice mall, great variety of stores and restaurants. Great prices and finds. Extra security but better safe than sorry. Great places for hanging out and fun.

I haven't been here in years. It has changed so much! It's so easy to spend 2+ hours in here. There's a little bit of everything for everyone and highly recommend coming here on a free day! ☺️

Great mall, excellent food court and a lot of stores. It has a lot of outlet stores too. They also have a place that can duplicate keys and program key fobs for cars. This mall is just like the Katy Mills Mall in Houston.

Grapevine Mills Mall is my second favorite Mall in the DFW area. I have been there numerous times. But my favorite is still The Stonebriar Mall, I just don't live close enough to the Stonebriar, to make it there more often. Anyway I like the numerous Cologne and Perfume stores that they have there and have purchased a few different colognes in the past few months. Recently I visited the Aquarium with my sister and that was fun. So it has a lot to see, a decent food court of course lots of parking space etc. It's visited by both locals and a lot of people that you can tell have just arrived from the nearby DFW airport. So it's definitely one of the hot spots for the DFW area.

Favorite mall to explore with my kids. We love all the food court options and that there are so many stores for each of our interests. Hot topic, box lunch, earthbound, round 1 and the custom t-shirt kiosk are some of our favorites. Its cool there is five below and Boba tea options also. When we're feeling fancy we spend forever in bath and body works and I take a walk through Victoria secret. Legoland, the movies, sea quest, meow wolf and rainforest cafe are all super fun! Overall like I said it's our favorite mall.

Grapevine Mills in Dallas-Fort Worth is a premier shopping destination featuring over 180 stores, outlet boutiques, and a massive food court. Visitors enjoy entertainment options like a movie theater, Legoland Discovery Center, and Sea Life Aquarium. With scheduled events, ample parking, and proximity to DFW Airport, it’s ideal for family outings.

Grapevine Mills shopping mall is a gigantic, better than average brand name discount outlet center. It offers a nearly complete set of top fashion brands, as well as a few European ones, but not Vitton, of course. Discounts vary from brand to brand, store to store, but generally can be 30% to 50% in some cases. Some brands, like Ralph Lauran, are usually only 10% except for "special sales." These are augmented with some American discount retailers like Ross's and Marshalls, along with specialty fast food take away restaurants in the large food court, and a couple of sit down ones like Chili's. We have shopped there countless times and found some very good buys over the years. It has TWO full length full store aisleways. It can be quite crowded on weekends and holidays. It is about one half miles+ long and takes about 20 minutes to walk end to end. There are good restroom and baby changing facilities throughout. There is more than substantial parking, but you may have to write your parking spot down, because the parking is equal to, or exceeds Disneyland in size with NO trolly to ferry you back and forth. Customer service is generally quite good, but varies from store to store. We do recommend it if you prefer name brand clothing. I highly recommend you review it online before you go to see what brands are there and what clothing models or retail items are being offered.

Great Wolf Lodge Review Our recent stay at Great Wolf Lodge was a fun-filled family adventure with a few areas for improvement. Water Park & Safety: The lifeguards were absolutely amazing — incredibly attentive and quick to act. We even saw them step in multiple times to help kids who needed assistance, which made us feel very safe. The water park itself is great, but next time I’ll definitely bring water shoes — the floors can feel a little icky at times. Staff & Service: We had a couple of moments where kids got separated from their families, but the staff handled it swiftly and professionally. Overall, the employees are friendly, though they could use more help during peak times. Lines at the attractions can get long, and service at the restaurants is noticeably slow. Food prices are a bit steep if it’s not part of your package. Breakfast was definitely better than dinner, so I’d recommend going with a breakfast-inclusive deal if possible. Facilities & Amenities: The elevators are pretty slow, so if you’re able, it’s faster to take the stairs. The MagiQuest game is a big hit with kids, but parents should pack patience — and comfy shoes! There’s also a full Starbucks on site, which is a lifesaver for early mornings. Tips for Your Stay: Bring hand sanitizer (there aren’t enough stations around the resort) and water shoes for the park. Overall: Despite some slow service and long waits, Great Wolf Lodge offers a safe, family-friendly environment packed with activities. The staff’s attentiveness and the fun atmosphere make it worth the visit — just go prepared and plan ahead for the crowds.

We had a great experience. I read a lot of horrible reviews before I left and was prepared for a disappointing experience but it was the opposite. Cleanliness: the rooms, resort, main areas, and water park were all clean. I saw mutlple workers cleaning throughout the day. No concerns in this area, rarely saw trash or debris anywhere. Food: yes overpriced, convenient not to leave the resort though. We did breakfast buffet, pizza and salad for lunch and dinner buffet. We also brought snacks and sanswhich stuff. Disappointed in the meal plan only because I thought I waa saving money but turns out the breakfast buffet for the kids was only 12.99 so plus the 30 a day dining credit, I saved 0 dollars (42.99 a person a day). Mediocre food but was not expecting a fine dining experience. Skip the dinner buffet and just get a couple pizzas. Food credits work as a balance on your account, they only expire when you leave but not at midnight like other posts I read. Waterpark: go early in the am and the last 2 hours of ope ingredients 6-8 if you want to ride the slides, all other times were 30 plus minute wait. The tornado and green tube slide were our favorite. There was enough seating even on Saturday. The outside pool waa open too which was great to get some air. Activities: kids loved magiquest, halloween events and Luna story. We got the wolf pass and 2nights/3 days struggled to complete all the activities. We did it though! This place is a whole experience, its expensive. They try to upgrade you on everything (the wand, candy, etc). I knew this going in so it waa no big deal, this was one and done for us bucket list item. Probably won't be back unless we can get rooms super cheap. 2 nights, 2 wolf passes, late check out, upgraded patio, wolf den, and dining plan for 3, parking etc our bill was 1400. Pricey but worth it for a quick get away. Try it out but level set expectations. Other things to note, they dont check bags going into water park, people brought coolers etc, they have towels no need to bring them. A back pack is a must, goggles, snacks, water cups, enjoy your time!

Very upset with GWL. We booked a room a month in advance for my daughters 10th birthday. We also added an extra package (birthday package) where the room was supposed to be decorated just for them and make kids feel special. When checking in we reminded the desk clerk about the package and she said yes and to give them some extra time to make sure it was ready. So we went and had a late lunch. We came back and went to our room and absolutely nothing . So we put our swimsuits on and went to the water park for a few hours and came back and still nothing. Greatly disappointed. So its Halloween time and the app says trick or treating is about to start, so we get my daughter in her costume and go out to go trick or treating and they cancelled it. Also the outside waterpark was closed without any notice. Everything GWL was supposed to do was not done. With the price we paid and flying from California to Dallas for our vacation and then not doing what was paid for was a huge let down We have been to 2 other GWL and never had a problem. This place is much smaller and management needs better training. The food in the corn dog place was burnt and old and I forgot to mention that we planned to have dinner at the buffet however that was closed too for some reason I don't think we will be returning . We paid good money and did not receive what we paid for.

We had a blast. We visited the resort to celebrate my daughter’s birthday. We had so much fun, every single employee and staff were amazing all of them deserve a huge shootout, they were always willing to help and support with a smile. We did not have anything bad to say about our stay the kids were very happy, we did every single attraction and we enjoyed them so much we always had something to do and discover. Definitely this is a great place for families. Howls

Our group of five women meets yearly to attend a conference, and this year we chose the Great Wolf Lodge in Grapevine, reserving a suite months in advance so we could all stay together for collaboration and convenience. We booked directly and even confirmed the week of our arrival. Unfortunately, when we checked in, we were given a basic standard room with one bathroom for five adults. After much back and forth, we were finally provided two rooms, but it was not the suite we had carefully planned for. We were also looking forward to relaxing by the pool, only to find it closed “for the season”—despite the fact that temperatures were in the upper 80s during our stay. Our wing of the hotel was under renovation and it showed: messy hallways, water leaks, and multiple maintenance issues. One of our rooms had no hot water, a leaking faucet, and non-functioning AC, and non working appliances. The other room developed a water leak into the wall and hallway, which led to workers needing to enter our space during our stay. The hallways also had large wet areas, suggesting this was not an isolated issue. The food was mediocre at best and very overpriced. By the weekend, the property turned into a madhouse. Elevators broke down, leaving only one set available, which was overcrowded with guests and staff. More than once, we were bumped for service carts. Stairs then were closed for an accident which left us waiting for 35+ minutes for elevators. The restrooms near the waterpark were also in unacceptable condition—wet floors, toilet paper everywhere, and overflowing toilets. To be fair, there were a few bright spots. The front desk staff truly did the best they could under difficult circumstances. Our waitress at Fireside was lovely, and Joshua—the 22-year-old maintenance worker—was outstanding. He came to our rescue multiple times and was the most helpful part of our stay. Unfortunately, the negatives far outweighed the positives. This was my second visit to a Great Wolf Lodge (the first was in Denver), and both times I encountered significant issues. The concept is wonderful, but the execution and upkeep are sorely lacking. For the price and expectations, I cannot recommend this property.

The room was very nice and clean. Staff were friendly and helpful. Pretty pricey but we had a great time! The waterpark was so much fun. I recommend getting the passes for the kids, it’s worth the money for all they get to do around the resort.

Overall, a good experience. We had some not so awesome things and some awesome things. We had to switch rooms twice, had issues with the smell, once we had our second room our room phone didn’t work nor our refrigerator but they were doing what seemed to be a whole floor construction renovation, so maybe that is why it didn’t work. The Waterpark seems rundown, in need of some renovation and overall The cleanliness of the waterpark was not there. I will say the water was clear, but the walkways were filled with Band-Aids, spilled ice cream, smooshed, cupcakes, wet napkins, etc. the only time I really saw someone clean was about 7 PM when the waterpark closed at 8 PM. Now, I will say that there is some amazing things about this place. There were several employees that went out of there way to make her experience magical. My boys absolutely loved Magiquest , had fun at the bowling alley, had fun at the arcade, And enjoy some other amenities. The wolf pass/pup pass seem to be a wonderful add-on. The kids felt like they had tons of options with this pass and us as parents didn’t feel like we had to keep spending more and more money, as it was already included in the pass. The Luna bedtime story was extremely well done And all of my kids were enamored by the story. We had a ton of fun at the dance party, enjoyed interactive games at the grounds, and Had fun at the virtual trail. However, it is the employees that would make you want to come back. One employee stuck out from the rest and that was Evan. He went out of his way to make sure that we had the best guest experience. We appreciate all you did for our family! Thank you, Evan for making a howling good time.

These are some of the photos of 38th Annual Main Street Festival. The Festival lasts for May 20, 21 and 22 2022. There are a lot of people at this festival and there are bands, varieties of foods and rides for children. There are also different things that you can buy as well. There's also wine tasting, jewelry that you can buy and more. The booths are scattered throughout the festival and each both offers something different. This particular event is kid friendly and has something for everyone in it.

Perfect place for a nice walk, full of history, shops, restaurants, and lots of spots for great pictures. It has the perfect small town vibe but within minutes of Dallas and Fort Worth.

Rocky & I love visiting historic Downtown Grapevine! Especially during Christmas. Rocky is the 2020 & 2021 Dog Days of Denton SpokesDog and he loves walking main street and meeting so many nice people.

Grapevine is often called the "Christmas Capital of Texas", and going off their downtown you can definitely see why. A majority of the buildings are elaborately decorated, and there is an abundance of photo opportunities if you need to create last-minute Christmas cards. There are plenty of interactive elements, including a model train exhibit in the visitor center, a live blacksmith, and snowman which come to life to sing a "Can't Stop the Feeling" parody at night. I will say a high percentage of the shops fall under the "tourist trap" category: I'm a big fan of weird socks, but once you see the same designs for the dozenth time it starts to get a bit tiring. There seemed to be an outsized focus on small businesses, so that's nice. It gets very crowded during the Christmas season. I first arrived at a Sunday around 5, and the adjacent parking garage was completely full, leading to a 20 minute wait to find a parking spot. It got ridicously slammed by 7. On a Tuesday I arrived at 11am to low crowds but it got a bit busy by 1 and started to really pick up by when I left at 3. The rate for the garage is thankfully very reasonable. If you are in the DFW area, I definitely recommend visiting. Even beyond Christmas, downtown Grapevine has a lot of interesting historical landmarks throughout as one of the oldest incorporated communities in the metroplex, and although I complained about the shopping options, there are some real gems here. Grapevine is right next to the DFW airport and within a 30 minute drive of most major cities in the area, so travel should not be a big issue.

‘‘Twas the night before Christmas in downtown Grapevine. We had a blast walking and enjoying the lights.

Downtown Grapevine is beautiful during Christmas! Great place to see lots of lights and take fun pictures!

So much to see during the holidays, but a joy to experience year round. The restaurants, shops, and weekend farmers markets are beyond adorable and unique. Great for brunch, gifting, or just a change if scenery.

My parents came into town for a long weekend. My dad is a retired mechanical engineer who loves airplanes. We went here and although it’s a small museum, it was mighty with its attention to detail and story telling. Some exhibits were being redone and renovated but we still enjoyed walking around. Overall we spent around an hour and a half here.

Overall, it was a phenomenal evening. I took off a star because of the venue and seating not being what is depicted when purchasing a ticket. The seats were so close together, we were on top of perfect strangers and they were quite uncomfortable. We didn't start on time which was a bummer and there were people walking during the performance. The performers were amazing and entertaining. I'd recommend it for date night. The music was beautiful.

Loved seeing all the cool planes and history of them. There were so many interesting aspects of this museum from the in depth exhibits to even being able to hear the planes flying out from lovefield airport right next door! I highly recommend to anyone in the dfw area

Frontiers of Flight Museum packs a lot into a mid-sized space. The Apollo 7 command module is a major highlight—one of the few flown capsules you can see up close. Also incredible to see the rare Vought V‑173 “Flying Pancake”—a truly bizarre aircraft that’s worth the visit alone. Solid exhibits on Southwest Airlines and space history. Easy to navigate, great signage, and perfect for all ages. A top aviation stop in Dallas!

This museum is just incredible! I spent way more time here than I thought i would! Everything exhibit just sucked me in, and the props and pieces were just perfect. I will fully admit i also cried during Charlie's Corner, what a beautiful and touching memoir to an incredible man 🫶

I had a truly wonderful afternoon with my son at this museum. The experience was made even more special by the exceptional kindness and warm welcome we received from the gentlemen at the entrance, whose courtesy and attentiveness added greatly to our visit.

My first time visiting and I was there for the Dallas Fashion Week Show! It was so nice. Love the venue, perfect for parties and events!

As a destination, it's a very cool place. The buildings and atmosphere are truly amazing. The restaurants are great, and the buildings really look the part. But things are quite touristy; only a few shops have authentic feel to the western goods they sell. Most are of the t-shirts and trinkets variety, although there are boots galore and a fair array of hats for sale, and the tiniest bit of tack. One excellent furniture store. Terrific place to see urban "woo!" girls in shorts and boots falling out of their tops; it's easy to imagine this is a Bachelorette destination. Pricing varies from cheap tourist trash to woah, pardner, I left the Platinum card in my other pants. If like to have seen more local craftsmen but I think that's true for me everywhere I go. $30 to park ensures you don't just drop in for an hour, the place is a commitment best spread over the chunk of a day. Glad we went, hope my son takes his family some day, not sure I'll be back for a couple of decades but sure enjoyed it once.

As someone who lived in Fort Worth, the Stockyards isn’t my go-to place to hang out, but if you’re visiting or looking for something unique, I cannot recommend it more! First, of course, the history is so interesting and the area is such a good representation of the Western/Texan style while being modernized. It is largely a shopping center with bars and restaurants. If you’re visiting Fort Worth, DEFINITELY take some hours to explore! There’s some good food, Texan-owned businesses, fun stores to check out, unique bars, and more! Definitely spend some time on the street to check out the longhorns and enjoy the people watching! Definitely stop into Billybob’s! Enjoy!

Well worth the visit! Lots of shopping and plenty of great restaurants to choose from. We had lunch at Provender Hall. Sat upstairs (you have to be able to climb the stairs.) Great atmosphere, awesome service, and outstanding. Parking can be a challenge. There is valet parking available throughout the area. Free parking is available, and it fills up fast.

Great place to take the entire family and could easily spend a couple days there and not get bored. We visited a lot of shops and grabbed some food on a Sunday and watched the cattle drive. We had a lot of fun and found some great treasures.

So much can be said about the Stockyards. From the bulls to the bars. Billy Bobs was awesome. We were there mid day so it wasn't busy at all. The night life picked up and we did a little dancing. We will definitely be visiting again 😊

Great place for an adult weekend getaway! We visited the world famous Billy Bob’s for a concert, watched the daily longhorn cattle drive, attended the rodeo and shopped at the stores. Parking in the public lots range $10-$25 a day. Be prepared for a lot of walking.

The wife and I decided that we would bring our teenage daughter and our autistic son here this week along with our ranch hand. Our son just loves the longhorns and the dinosaur shaped water feature. We all had a good time. Great place to visit with the family!! I just wish that the Old Spaghetti Warehouse was still open and running like back in the day!!

Visited for my first time on a Friday. Got the Silver Season Pass online that morning (it was the same price as a single-day ticket with parking). WHAT I LIKED: Rolled up about 40 minutes after the park opened. There was no wait to enter the lot or the park itself. Slides were fun and wait times weren't bad (with the exception of Sea Wolf). Lazy river was relaxing, wave pool was fun, and the water temperatures weren't too cold. They honor the All Season Drink Bottle from the Six Flags park. There are lots of lockers which are super conveniently located and easy to access throughout the day. WHAT I DIDN'T LIKE Not near enough shaded chairs / loungers!!! There's lot of shaded picnic tables. The very small amount of shaded seats get snagged by the first people in the park. They are located to the left of the wave pool (chairs) and by Suntan Lagoon (lounge chairs). You can't bring your own tubes for the lazy river but can rent theirs. Not tubes allowed in the wave pool. Some of the best slides require 2 riders. There could be better signage leading to the rides, entrances to the lazy river (some spots are exit only) and restrooms. NOTE: Some slides require you to step on a scale just before placing your tube to be launched.

The park is great for kids of all ages with lots of water areas for playing and swimming. They're are lots of waterslides to choose from, even a mini version of two fun ones for the littles! The only complaint we had was the all day dining tickets had all kinds of issues! It was frustrating, but we still had fun at the park.

Had a blast! Kids loved it since we got there early to get on some of the best slides without a long wait. Also it helps with some shaded seating areas. Went on almost all the slides, the kids splash pad area is really fun even for the bigger kids. Food and drinks are a bit pricey as you would expect but the quality is above average, no complaints. Can't wait to go back!

We came to Hurricane Harbor on a Wednesday and the lines were short for most slides and there was plenty of parking. The staff members we met were respectful and professional. Hurricane Harbor is a fun place but shade is a premium. We rented a locker, the bathrooms are large and clean. With benches for changing.

I have been having fun at this water park for 30 years! We love cooling off with so much to do in one place. The slides are awesome with lots of levels of wild for all ages. Loads of food, treats, shade, lounge chairs, pools, and gear. A must go for summertime joy!

Had a great time here! Ample parking but had to walk a bit from car to park entrance. It would help if there were location identifiers in the parking lot to help remember where cars are parked. Numbered rows or even an animal or shape for zones. Liked all the places for shoes at bottom of rides but they weren't at all the rides.

Six flag water park, hurricane Harbor. It's the biggest water park in Dallas fort Worth, located in Arlington. It's just on the other side of Six Flags. It has a wave pool, lazy river, a new 2025 kids area, o lot of baby slides to every extreme ones. Lines are long as normal six flag, be patient. The pop corn bucket and soda bottle from six flags can be used here. They also have paid lockers. It's a lot of sun, make sure to bring sunscreen.

This is a very cool park, I was so excited to visit since it's the original six flags park. a few rides were closed like the train and observation tower, but the rest of the park was open and running well. They have a nice assortment of coasters and other rides, and although I had a little trouble finding my way around the park, I did manage to ride everything that I planned to. The park was clean, I felt safe and the employees were great during my visit. I enjoyed it very much.

We had a great time at Six Flags! The rides were awesome, and the overall atmosphere was full of energy and fun. Definitely a place where thrill-seekers can have a blast. That said, a few things could have been better planned for. Some of the more popular rides had wait times up to an hour, which slowed down our day a bit — wish we’d known that ahead of time so we could have prioritized better. Also, the food prices inside the park were quite expensive, which caught us off guard. We ended up stepping out for about an hour to grab lunch elsewhere, which worked out okay but took time away from the park. Lastly, it would be really helpful if there were more public water fountains especially on a hot day. Staying hydrated shouldn't be so difficult! Overall, we still had a wonderful day full of memories, just recommended to come prepared!

We had a great time! Lines to get in were quick but the ride lines were all about an hour or longer. We got the membership though so we came the next day for the last night of fright fest. I love the membership option! I'm glad I get to experience the park with my kids like I did with my dad. I do miss the old show at the Blackburn Theater. I always wanted to sing and dance so watching the performers was always my favorite. This year's show was called Toxicity I think. It was more acrobatic but not what I hoped for. Amazing skills none the less. The trampoline skeletons were my favorite lol Can't wait for Holiday in the Park.

I took my boys here for a day on our way back home to Phoenix from Arkansas. I hadn’t been to six Flags since 1996, so my expectations were low based on what I hear people say about the Six Flags brand. Unfortunately, those people are usually comparing six flags to Disneyland. It’s just not a fair comparison. Six Flags Over Texas is a great one day theme park when you factor in the price. We paid $150 for three tickets plus my two year old, which is a third of the cost of Disneyland. The unlimited drink cup is an absolute blessing that every theme park needs to adopt. I was extremely happy with the amount of family/kid friendly rides at the park. That was a big concern for me with smaller children. We spent about six hours in the park on a Monday and rode probably twenty rides total. Early in the week is Devin the way to go. I really wish Six Flags would open a park I. The Phoenix Metro area. We would be frequent customers for sure (Hurricane Harbor doesn’t count).

I'm never disappointed at Six Flags! JBs Smokehouse is always amazing! The decor was nicely done for Fright Fest as well. They handing out candy to the little ghouls trick or treating. The staff is always friendly and accommodating. We heaven saw Bugs Bunny, Tweetie, Sylvester and Daffy Duck! We had a fantastic time! Definitely going back again!

Six Flags is so fun. Love the place and the rides! Makes a grown man feel like a kid again. The decorations are awesome for Halloween!

We had a great time here for fright fest! The actors took their roles very serious but still took the time out to do photos and videos with everyone. The family really enjoyed the stage shows as well as the rides and haunted houses. It was our first fright fest and we'll definitely be back!

First time here was amazing. Me and my son had a great time. The UFL game was a awesome experience. The Arlington Renegades had a great game even though they lost. I can't wait to come back for more fun and a great time.

They have chair and bleachers. ❤️❤️❤️ which is very important if you’re older person and want to watch all of the games

I took my son to a UFL Football game for part of his birthday present. Before the game started we walked through Texas Live. The stadium is easy to get to, however, the Rangers had a game later that day. Traffic increased after the UFL game was over.

The most underrated stadium in Arlington, Texas. I recommend that you should come and watch a soccer game or a football game with your family. It is wonderful and the staff are great.

First Rangers game. Beautiful facility. Staff is amazing. Very clean and organized. Can’t wait to go back!

Cool that high schools can use this once great stadium. Wish it was still in good condition, it’s obviously not being taken care of at the same level.

We attended a high school playoff game here. It was a great experience. The Budewiser banner and illuminated sign were a little concerning, given UIL rules regarding allowing alcohol to be advertizrd to minors. I'm sure it isn't intentional, but with the number of high school games played here, this signage really should be taken down and or covered or simply turned off.

I had an amazing experience visiting AT&T Stadium for the Dallas Cowboys VIP tour. Our guide, Todd, was excellent. He was very knowledgeable, engaging, and made the tour truly enjoyable. It was incredible getting behind-the-scenes access and seeing the different parts of the stadium up close. From the locker rooms to the field and all the unique details in between, the tour gave me a whole new appreciation for the stadium. Highly recommend this tour if you want to really experience the home of the Cowboys!

We had a really fun time at the game. We had club member seats and did a pretty game Stadium tour which was really interesting. The staff was nice and professional. However a lot of people can't give you directions. They want you to use the map on the app, which is pretty sad. The brisket macaroni and cheese was so good! Highly recommend that. The club member area was really nice, quite, and not very crowded so that was pleasant. I was in a wheelchair, we were supposed to get a handicap chair, and the rep we worked with to get the tickets/tour at the stadium got 4 seats together in a non wheelchair available row. But the attendant seating us was really great and showed us how we can exchange our tickets for a wheelchair seat. Luckily they ended up being next to each other, just separated by the row of stairs so we were all still together. The elevators get really crowded when leaving so if you have a chance get on it no matter which direction it's going. It will eventually go your direction but it's better to get on. Directions around were clear, and people were nice. Overall a pretty fun experience.

I attended a Dallas Cowboys Monday Night Football game in early November, and although the Cowboys didn’t win, the entire experience was absolutely unforgettable. From start to finish, AT&T Stadium lived up to its reputation as one of the most impressive sports venues in the country. I arrived early to soak in the pregame atmosphere at the Miller Lite House, located right outside the stadium gates. The setup was incredible — an open area with a full-size replica Cowboys field, surrounded by bars, food vendors, and fans everywhere. There were plenty of options for drinks, whether you wanted a cold beer, a mixed drink, or something nonalcoholic. Food choices were plentiful and looked great. The Cowboys mascot was out on the field taking photos and interacting with fans, and the live band performing filled the space with music that gave the area the energy of a concert. The crowd was lively, excited, and full of team spirit. The Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders even performed a pre-game show that had everyone cheering before kickoff. The whole scene was electric and made the buildup to the game just as fun as the game itself. Once I headed inside, I was lucky enough to have club-level seats, which provided an upscale and comfortable experience. The club area had a sleek, high-end look with stylish decor and an open layout. There were several bars and food stations, including a BBQ spot that felt more like a restaurant than a concession stand. You could actually watch the chefs preparing your food right in front of you, which was a nice touch. The seats themselves were padded, spacious, and offered a great view of the field. But it’s almost impossible not to be mesmerized by the massive HD video board hanging above the field — it’s truly something you have to see in person to appreciate. The atmosphere inside the stadium was beyond anything I’ve experienced at a sporting event. Every detail, from the lighting to the sound system, made the game feel larger than life. The fans were passionate and loud but also welcoming to visiting supporters. As a lifelong Cowboys fan from out of state attending my first game at AT&T Stadium, it was an emotional experience seeing the team take the field in person. One of the most memorable parts of the night was the patriotic display throughout the event. Before kickoff, a massive American flag covered the entire field during the national anthem, followed by President George W. Bush conducting the coin toss. During halftime, Medal of Honor recipients were honored, and country music legend Lee Greenwood performed I’m Proud to Be an American live. The level of pride and respect shown for our country was powerful and gave me chills. Even though the final score wasn’t in our favor, the night was everything I hoped it would be and more. AT&T Stadium isn’t just a football venue — it’s an experience that combines entertainment, tradition, and pride in a way few places can. Whether you’re a lifelong Cowboys fan or just a football lover, this is a must-visit stadium that delivers an unforgettable game-day atmosphere.

Im not a cowboys fan but got free club tickets from a friend. The stadium is very nice and modern. The seats were comfortable. I expected food and drinks to be more than expensive but they were reasonable for ball park pricing. I enjoyed the salute to service and seeing the American Flag that covers the entire field. Overall a great experience.

Came in from out of town. Highly recommend the tour before a big game so you can move around the stadium without the crowds. Learned so much about the facilities. Glad I did that. During game day make sure to check your ticket stub to see what entrance to enter from. The only level that circles all the way around is level 400. If your below that you won't be able to circle to the other side of the stadium once inside due to the private suites and vip sections. During game day get their early and enjoy the Miller Life outdoor party.

Love love love! It's been a dream of mine to see cowboys play in their own field and I made it! We also went to the rally day day before the game and took the tour. So so nice. Lots of information. Lots to see behind the scenes. Our tour guide was ples and Tameka (I think that's her name). Wonderful ladies. Very informative and helpful. I was in a scooter and they made it easy to accommodate me needs. Only issue is there was no food to purchase. Only liquor and maybe water. Upon talking to someone they think it was due to the game being Monday night football. So just be aware that could be a possibility. They did say they usually have food for sale.

This stadium is the hottest!!! As a Redskins fan, I am in awe with Jerry's world. Not a bad view anywhere in the house. The artwork to the food venues and suites are amazing. A must see!!

The Fort Worth Water Gardens are a unique spot with some stunning features, like the beautiful trees, striking rock wall “mountains,” and the impressive fountains. The active water features are mesmerizing to watch and really set the gardens apart. That said, it can get pretty crowded, which makes it harder to fully enjoy the space, and there’s a bit of an odor near the first pool when you walk down the steps. The gardens can also feel a little less inviting at night, as there are often homeless individuals around. Overall, it’s worth visiting during the day to appreciate the fountains, design, and natural beauty.

It is absolutely beautiful but a good portion of the fountain was not working. You can you see my pictures a lot of the white portions are just staining on the rocks not actual water coming down. Kind of ruined the aesthetic. :/ hopefully they get it fixed soon because it is a very relaxing and calming environment. They don't want you climbing on all of the features that don't have water, even though it's impossible to keep kids off, of but the portion with a scary descent with no handrails into the water feature is encouraged. Confused:/

I’ve only been here once before, years ago, and decided to stop by again while showing friends around Fort Worth. It’s still such a cool and peaceful spot right in the middle of the city. A few of the water features weren’t working this time, which was kind of a bummer, but it’s still worth a quick visit. You can walk through and see everything in about 20 minutes. Definitely a unique place to bring out-of-town guests or just take a little break from the city noise.

We had planned to go there many days ago, but couldn't manage our time. Finally, when we did visit, the mesmerizing view of the fantastic water garden was a source of mental peace. Many people were there, enjoying the beauty of the waterfall, the calm garden, and the small artificial mountains. We truly loved our time there.

This place is breathtaking and fun because you can actually walk all the way down into the big one! We definitely had a great time and would highly recommend it!

They were pretty cool. Hadn't been there since I was a kid. It's free to check out except you have to pay for parking. I only put like a dollar on the meter and that was about 20 minutes longer than we needed.

Absolutely stunning attraction in the heart of downtown! Love the different pools that create different atmospheres and transform you to a different place away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

The Kimbell Museum in Fort Worth made a strong impression on me. The atmosphere is cozy and peaceful, and it makes you want to stay longer and simply enjoy the art. I was especially amazed to see original works by Caravaggio, Michelangelo, and other great masters. It’s a rare chance to experience world-famous masterpieces in person. The exhibition is beautifully curated, everything is high-quality and thoughtfully arranged. This place truly inspires and leaves a pleasant aftertaste. Highly recommend it for a cultural escape

Went for the Myth and Marble rotating exhibit. Also, walked around to see their permanent art collections. Overall, very nice and interesting. Lots of French artists but still some good variety. Preferred the sculptures and pottery over the paintings. Definitely a fun and quick thing to do on an outing. May not recommend bringing young children as the museum staff enforce “quiet and pleasant” atmosphere. Also, not allowed to get too close to each piece not all are roped off with preferred distance for viewing but there is quite a bit of staff stationed in each area. Myth and Marble exhibit was interesting but not as good as I was expecting. A lot of statues not in their original design or were renovated with modern materials to reflect the idea of what it would have looked like when first being made.

A true Louis Kahn masterpiece. I love that the museum features works by Picasso, Alma-Tadema, and Tintoretto—and the best part: admission is free! You can fully enjoy both the stunning architecture and the remarkable art collection.

I recently visited the ancient Roman sculpture exhibit, and it was a captivating experience! The collection was not only fascinating but also beautifully curated, allowing each piece to shine. I found myself completely engrossed in the artistry and stories behind the sculptures. It was a wonderful day.

Very fun and cool, the children's place have lots of toys and books. The museum have plenty of collections which impressed me a lot! I love the Chinese collections and was amazed by the Maya art collection. Hope I will go there another day!

The Kimbell Art Museum is an exceptionally clean, well-organized, and beautifully maintained facility. The collection features a wide range of artwork spanning various time periods, with a strong emphasis on European, Central, and South Asian pieces. I visited on a weekday, and the museum was pleasantly quiet, making for a peaceful and immersive experience. I also enjoyed a glass of white wine at the museum café, which added a nice touch of relaxation to my visit. Overall, it was a wonderful cultural experience, and I highly recommend it to both art lovers and casual visitors alike.

I love visiting! They have wonderful exhibits and their permanent collection is beautiful. Staff is always friendly and very helpful. I don't mind the srive from Dallas, a visit to the Kimball is always a good day.

Absolutely incredible place to visit. The Ft. Worth Botanical Gardens are worth the trip. We didn't get to cover half of the property but spent a solid 3 hours on the first half. Bring water and snacks and plan to spend some time exploring. It has something for all ages and overall just a wonderful place. Highly recommend!

Absolutely beautiful and refreshing gardens. We went while they had the musical swings, which were so fun! They’re taking them out December 7th, so definitely visit before! I visited around 9AM-11AM on Sunday, perfect time to go. Not too hot outside/in the conservatory and not too many people/no crowds

We love this place! It’s our favorite place to go on family walks. Right now they have the musical swings which are fun for any age! I love how we can feed the giant fishes and see all the gorgeous plants. Every time we come there is something new to see! This time of year beware you might see some creepy crawlers. Perfect for Halloween! 🕷️🕸️

A great place to go when you have a family gathering and you want to do some special activities outdoors or just pack a lunch and go sit on the nice big lawn and watch all the beautiful insects go by sometimes butterflies but definitely fall is not the best place here unless you like the Christmas lights for the Christmas light show. I use the gardens when they were in full bloom for weddings in June and I've attached one that I did long time ago but it gives you an idea just how pretty the place is when it's full of color.

This is a fantastic garden and is one of the oldest in the entire state! You can explore over 20 themed spaces across 100+ acres. There are native plants and exotic plants that have been selected to thrive in the central Texas climate.

This is a wonderful place to visit—perfect for studying, enjoying a peaceful walk, spending time with friends and family, or simply unwinding in nature. The area is beautiful, tranquil, and filled with scenic views. If you get thirsty or a bit hungry, there’s a small spot nearby where you can grab a quick bite. There are plenty of places to sit and relax, and the walking trails offer a great way to explore the surroundings. Highly recommended for anyone looking to connect with nature in a serene setting.

Even though on our walk through the garden it rained we still enjoyed our time. Had the opportunity to see flowers I have not seen before and take in all the beauty of the botanical garden. Highly recommend getting the $4 bag of fish food for the fish and turtles. Such a peaceful and calming place to visit.

Wow this zoo was amazing and clean, we spent 5 hours walking around looking at all the animals. Very well kept and maintained. Food choices are okay and prices are good. Loved seeing how many animals were out. Price for admission is right on in my opinion. There is plenty of shade and lots of places to sit and relax along the way.

I have been to zoos across America and this by far is the best I’ve been to. Clean, thoughtfully laid out with misting and covered areas that blend in with the environment for you to view the animals. The food was really good and not expensive. So many options also. Now let’s talk animals. Other zoos I’ve been to have their animals in small spaces and you can tell they’re under distress. The animals here are vibrant and healthy! They are so fun to watch. The babies are adorable 🥰 My son and I had the best time here yesterday. I live 2 hours away but am going to get a membership because it’s just that great of a place. Well done to the owners!

This zoo is worth visiting. It has a lot to offer. The theming throughout the zoo makes it really nice. It is clean with lots of paths and lots of plants. We live in Dallas, but it is really worth the drive all the way across time. We really enjoyed the barn play area as well. It has a nice slide and lots of entertaining activities. One thing to keep in mind is that if you go on the weekend parking is absolutely crazy. We actually parked outside the zoo and walked to the zoo. We will definitely be back soon

As someone who hasn't been to the zoo or aquarium in decades this was a fun experience to be able to visit. Much better zoo than the Los Angeles zoo I went to when I was a kid not knocking the other one. Great prices for food and entry very shaded almost didn't need sunblock. Bring your kids bring your wife Heck bring your girlfriend just not both at the same time it'll be fun.

The Fort Worth Zoo is one of the best zoos we have been to. We were very impressed with the enclosures and habitats the animals have. The facility is clean and well maintained. Staff were friendly. Lots of animals to see. We also loved seeing all the improvements they are making to better the environment for the animals. Will definitely be back!

I know there are a lot of people who don't like zoos because they think that animals are mistreated or that they were taken out of their natural habitat. I respect that. But within that perspective of people, the animals look very clean, the area is clean, the water of the elephants is spectacular, and I would like to recommend it. I Love it!!

Not the biggest zoo I have been to but it is always a great experience. They have a wide variety of animals with great themed exhibits. For the kids you have a petting zoo, train ride, carousal, and can feed the giraffes. Every time I go my kids and I have a ton of fun. The average time is spend there is 3 to 5 hours. I would definitely recommend it the families or people who love seeing animals.

I’ve been a loyal guest at Hawaiian Falls for years and have never had issues—until now. During our recent visit, the park was in poor condition: trash everywhere, filthy restrooms, and an overall unsanitary environment. It was so bad we left within two hours. When I raised my concerns, my family and I felt singled out and disrespected. Although management initially responded, I was only offered a season pass transfer or VIP experience—no refund, despite the seriousness of the situation. I’m leaving this review not out of spite, but in hopes that Hawaiian Falls will take feedback seriously and improve conditions.

The waterpark itself is fun, but most of the staff is very young, customer service here lacks, and you can tell. For example, they sell Pretzels With Cheese... They make you get the Cheese from the Sharkey's Bar, which is a separate line and is normally very long. Then, after you get the Cheese from Sharkey's, you have to go back and stand in line again at Surfside Snack Shack to buy the Pretzel. Why not just pre fill a bunch of cheese containers and keep them in the small warmer with the Churros AT THE SURFSIDE SNACK SHACK. NO ONE WANTS TO GO STAND IN A SEPARATE LINE WHILE THE ICE IN THE DRINKS MELT. Do better Hawaiian Falls.

We brought our daughter here and was pleasantly surprised by how much bigger it was than we thought it would be. I was expecting a tiny little local "neighborhood" feel but this place is actually pretty big. It's like a smaller version of hurricane harbor. My daughter had a lot of fun and we did as well. The blue and yellow big slide was a lot of fun. My only disappointment was the wave pool. We sat in it for about 25 minutes because when the "waves" would start, we assumed those weren't the actual waves considering they were barely noticeable. I mean, literally you can hardly tell there's waves coming, I kept thinking those waves just meant the machines were starting up and the bigger ones were coming soon, but it never happened. I guess with it being a more smaller-kid focused park, it's understandable though.

This place is Amazing It has so many big and small waterslides the lazy River Is so Relaxing and this is the best Theme park I have ever been to and my kid loved it And you can take videos Id you have a Water proof phone cover but one problem Because the Bathrooms are dirty But 5 Stars

Great way to spend quality time with your kids... Really great play areas for little kids. I have never had to wait to get in. We like to go early and the wait for the big slides is minimal. The only downside is that if you want to buy lunch there, it always takes forever.

Took incredibly long to ride any rides. Learned later that you could speed up ride time slightly by renting a tube. There are not enough tubes on any of the rides. One ride near wave pool have a deflated tube. I guess if i were to return, I would rent a tube to at least skip the wait on the free tube.

Had a blast! Not crowded so we barely waited for any of the slides, had fresh food, friendly staff and it was very clean :)

This is hidden gem. We came for the tour and stayed for a few glasses of their great wines. Wonderful tour, great property and most importantly, great people. We were lucky enough to sit down with the founder, Gene Estes, for a great conversation. He is a wonderful person. Do yourself a favor and visit this great place, you’ll be happy you did.

I visited Lost Oak Winery with a friend last year and had the most amazing time!! First, we took a tour of their property, and we got to learn SO MUCH about the grapes and vines, and how they maintain their health and growth during the off season. We also learned about which grapes they hand pick and how those are processed, in comparison with which they purchase and then remove debris, etc. We also got to see where they ferment the wine and store the barrels. The room of barrels smelt AMAZING! The tour was absolutely awesome and we had a great time. We never felt talked down to and felt like we could always contribute and ask questions! Additionally, the grounds as a whole are BEAUTIFUL. There is a lake and a bridge, there are outdoor tables, and there is a stream! We found it to be beautiful! We also got to do a wine tasting after the tour, and this was also super fun and fascinating. The selected wines were great choices, as they all tapped into different flavor profiles and styles. I ended up leaving with three bottles because of how much I enjoyed the wines. The sangiovese specifically was one of my all-time favorite sangiovese bottles I’ve ever had. I highly recommend this one! Please check out Lost Oak Winery!! It is very much worth the time!

Celebrated and catered my friends baby shower here and it was an amazing venue. The space was open and no one felt crowded. The staff who were there showcased amazing hospitality towards us and were very helpful. The outdoor space is lovely overlooking the water and the grounds were very nicely up-kept. If you’re looking for a beautiful, not so expensive venue to host your next event I would certainly look into this place! We came from Florida to provide the catering and charcuterie setup and would do my best to partner with this space if I was a local.

We took a tour with Ashley, it was so much fun. We got to see where they grow their grapes, the place they produce the wine and got to look around the beautiful property. Afterwards got to try 4 amazing wines. Ashley was so sweet and helpful. We stayed for live music and more wine. It was an amazing experience and we can’t wait to go back. 🍷❤️

The Tour was great! The Pairing was wonderful! We enjoyed the wine, the people, and the host Riley. If you can request a tour or pairing with her you won’t be disappointed.

If you do not have sweet wine available to complete a flight, then do not sell the flight to a customer. We were in from out of town, stopped in, and had a server say I was spoiled for preferring a good sweet wine. We will not be returning. Too busy and only 2 staff to try and serve....

We love this winery!!!! Ashley was the best Tour Guide ever as she walked us all through the grounds and buildings!!! She shared with us the history from its beginnings to present day with insights of the founders lives as they became master Texas wine makers!!!! Treat yourself to a great day there and enjoy the delicious wine and food offerings!!!!!

Came here to fill a child’s passport application. The office was organized and friendly. Took about 15 minutes because we had all our documents. We came on 4/25, paid for expedited, the passport arrived today on 5/7. You will need originals and copies of originals front and back. Also you will need a money order for the passport and pay a separate fee for the application (for the application fee you can pay with your debit). Hope this helps. Lastly, their hours are from 8am - 2pm, not 3 as stated in google.

Had a passport appointment today. The ladies in the passport department were very nice, courteous, and patient. They made the process seamless and quick. We were early and rather than making us wait they also started our appointment early. We appreciate them for their hard work and dedication.

Went in for passports and my experience was amazing, the lady explain and guide me through the application, recommended places for the pictures and money orders. I was out in less than an hour. Kuddos to Miriam she’s amazing!!

I had a great experience, i went to get my marriage license everyone was so nice and helpful!! Everything went so smooth and quick!

They require you to call for an appointment, but don't answer the phone when you do. Great, I'll just leave a message, as requested. No callback though. And I'm required to pay $35 per application for their "service", if and when I'm ever able to get an appointment?

Went in to get a birth certificate and they were super quick and nice!! Both people I talked to were super welcoming and helpful, only took about 10 minutes to get the document.

Not friendly. They tell you just what you need to know, nothing helpful. Bring a bank check for passport fee, they don't take cash or credit. BUT they do take credit for their fee and charge you $2 to use! She could have told us this when we had to run to the bank. Also tou have to make copies of your license, any change and old passport- @25cents each. Really.🤨

It was a 5 star for me until recently. Something changed and I hoped to get in touch through their website but seems like most every other company it has become virtually impossible. So I will leave my complaint and review here. When I first tasted Revolver Brewing Blood and Honey many years back, I became an instant fan. However, my last purchase some days back, my favorite beer wasn't available in bottles. So I purchased the available 12 pack in cans. The taste and flavor from this packaging has been the worst ever. Horrible! It is not the Blood and Honey I've grown to enjoy so much. Please don't do away with glass bottles and DUMP the cans. Thank you. J A G

Everything there was good and a great price, product and atmosphere, except for the older white haired guy that worked at the outdoor pavilion was a jerk. It was 10 minutes before closing, but said the bar was closed. My husband said it's not 430. He said, I don't care what they said inside ....We don't have any CO2. He did have canned beer that he could have given us. But just didn't give a crap. Another guy at the bar committed on how the sam guy had a bad attitude earlier when he asked if he could taste something and told him no you just get it and gave him a full beer and took a ticket.

It’s a drive from Dallas but worth it for a good Saturday. Whole experience was great. For 20 bucks you get a wristband for 6 pours of the many options of beers. Plenty plenty of space under the shade and out in the sun. Live singers when I was there. Very glad I finally made the trip out and see it for myself.

Although Revolver is more of a destination brewery for anyone living in DFW, it's worth Saturday afternoon visit. For $15, you get 6, 8 ounce pours of any of the 30 or so beers/selzers on tap. A lot of them you can't get in stores. You get to keep the glass. They have semi indoor and outdoor seating, with live music and a food truck. It was a fun time for my friends and myself.

So happy to finally have made it out to their brewery! Very Large property, nicely set up for visiting and great outdoor area with food truck , music stage and games. Beer of course was great and I had fun talking with the staff about the brewery. Looking forward to going back.

If you are looking for clear blue skies and a great place to drink Texas beer, look no further than Revolver Brewing in Granbury. They are only open to the public on Saturday afternoons, but it is worth the wait. Patrons over 21 pay $15 for a souvenir cup and 4 to 6 sample pours depending on the time of arrival. The beer is tasty and it is a fun atmosphere with live music. Several shaded pavilions available for large parties. Dogs are permitted in the outdoor areas.

Epically huge brewery, perfect for a family picnic. Every $10 glass to keep comes with four short pours of their best options - always Blood and Honey, but also plenty of brewery-only options. Way out there, so plan for a trip. Barbecue table was set up on a recent Saturday.

Great local theatre that offers a variety of opportunities to all ages to be involved in theatre arts including acting, dancing, and of course music. Also tech support available to learn and do hands on. Performances are stellar and definitely worth the price of admission!

We have attended several productions and always enjoy the drive to Cleburne. The plays have always been very entertaining and well worth the effort to attend. I highly recommend!

Went to see 101 dalmatians kids. What a great program. To see these young special needs children preform was amazing. Thanks to all the people that works with the children. Thanks to Bond family dentistry for all their support. The work you do is so wonderful. Thanks.

Their work with Harmony Connections special needs performers is outstanding.

Super fun intimate theater with amazing actors & shows. We saw 'Fiddler On The Roof' and it was so much fun. Definitely coming back again!

We love the Plaza! This theater is by far, the best around! Amazing talent - both singing and acting are good. Great seating, no matter where you sit. Not a bad seat in the whole theater! My husband and I have been season ticket holders for several years now and we look forward to the variety of shows. It's family friendly, so we even take our kids (ages 10, 8 and 5) with us to some of the shows. Would highly recommend the Plaza Theater.

Plaza Theater is AMAZING! The work they do with special needs kids is beyond words! So heart touching and fulfilling. Each actor/actress have put in so much work and it shows in a great way. Definitely will be going back to see another show!

Big Rocks Park in Glen Rose is a hidden gem for a laid-back family outing. The shallow river is perfect for kids to splash around, and the massive limestone rocks make it feel like nature’s playground. The sunset views were beautiful, and the whole area felt peaceful and relaxed. One thing to be aware of: we spotted a snake in the water, so stay alert, especially with young kids. Still, it felt safe overall, and the mix of water, rocks, and open space made it a memorable stop. A great spot for a picnic, photos, and cooling off on a hot day.

The water depth is very shallow. Too shallow to really swim in if an adult. Very rocky near the river. No shade anywhere. The rocks and sand are quite hot in the summer.

The park was a very beautiful area. Love the river rock bed.

Still like I remember from my childhood in the 80s.. The water was very low, but it's still. A beautiful place. No amenities available. Bring your own chairs.

​Big Rocks Park in Glen Rose, TX, is a scenic and family-friendly day trip destination known for the massive, smooth rocks lining the Paluxy River. ​The water is shallow and safe, making it ideal for younger kids to wade and play during the summer. It's also a great spot for dogs, provided they are strictly kept on a leash. ​Be aware that the parking lot is made of uneven stone, so wear appropriate shoes and drive carefully. ​Overall, this park is a beautiful, low-key, slice of nature perfect for a relaxed family outing.

Very beautiful Great view Great place to walk n clear your mind Amazing sunset

Fun stop in a small town. The rocks are giant boulders with a nice mileish trail near a rustic old downtown.

The lake is huge and has plenty of spots to park yourself and enjoy the views. If you are feeling adventurous, there are several areas where you can jump off the bluffs and enjoy the cool waters. There are designated boat ramps to enjoy the lake if you have water sports toys like jet-skis and boats. The are where we were at had restrooms but unfortunately it was locked. The area could definitely also use trash/ recycle bins as there were plenty of cans and bottles lying around. The terrain is rocky so it is best to wear water shoes to prevent any injuries.

The state park is a drive (20 minutes) from the highway. Park signs are not the best, so a camp map would be good to have. We reserved a spot on the waters edge. Spaces there are not level, even with blocks used. It is quiet, tree filled, and sunsets and morning sun do make it nice. Only water and power at site. The dump station is on the way out of park.

This is a great RV camping area for anyone. Be aware of the sticker bugs that will get in your dogs fur. That is my only negative and why I’m giving four stars instead of five. If going front the Dallas area the drive is great for a weekend adventure. I booked the last spot available for the 4th of July and got a pull through space#50. Full hookup. 20/30&50 amp. It has lots of room even for a large class A. Campers were not stacked on top of each other. Lots of room. Great privacy in the campsite #50 hiking trail. RV Seating setup faces the woods. The lake is a long walk from this campsite area. You will need a bike or golf cart if you don’t want to walk a mile. There are fantastic lake sites with beautiful views. There are great tent camping sites as well as really nice day use areas. East arrival processes. my only complaint and it’s a big one if you have a dog with lots of fur. There are extremely tiny sticker bugs everywhere. I spent every day picking them from my dogs, mouth area, her paws, her tail. Every time she takes a step or sniff the ground, lots of little tiny sticker bugs gets in her hair. They are not the normal size stickers in a park or Lawn. Which makes it even more annoying, and I had to cut some of them out. This is a good campground if you don’t have a furry dog. I probably wouldn’t go back just because of the stickers.

Always has been and always will be one of my favorite parks. Plenty of camping sites, always friendly staff, and the water... just... yeah... the water. My only real complaint is the lack of good hiking. There are only two trails and really only one (Two Bridges) is worth it (to me) as the other is more of a walk through a neighbor's field back home that could be found anywhere. The restroom areas are always clean, the park itself is wonderfully maintained, and the camp site areas vary enough that anyone will be able to find one that will fit their needs.

From a newbie tent camper: We stayed at the Horseshoe Loop 16 which was not far (maybe 1 block) from public restrooms, which were pretty clean (I didn’t use the showers though can’t speak to that). We had electricity with 2 regular plugs plus 2 other larger plugs (sorry, I don’t know the name, assuming they are for RVs). The water faucet was on our campsite which was a hose faucet (a lot of people brought water hoses, we did not); also there was a concrete picnic table. There is concrete parking spot for your vehicle, trees for shade above our tent and picnic table. Camp sites are somewhat close together…I would have preferred to be a little farther from our neighbors but not bad. It was quiet. Lots of little army ants but they didn’t bug us (pun intended) and lots of crickets to be heard at night as well as little acorns falling on the tent. Otherwise it was very quiet. The park has access to the beautiful Lake Whitney, maybe a mile from the horseshoe campsite. But there are campsites closer to the lake. There is an easy hiking trail thats a little less than a mile that’s perfect for kids or someone that needs an easy path. The path is shaded. Plenty of geocaching around and there was a gentleman there on Saturday who explained 101 geocaching to all park goers. It was a beautiful park. There was a fire ban but no bodies fault. We just brought an electric s’more maker. It’s a great state park!

I've been camping here since I was a kid. We go with the Scouts now and it's just a nice as it was back then. Its just fast enough from DFW to feel like you're getting away but closer enough to get there after work with enough time to get your tent set up before dark.

Pretty great camping trip with the family. Pretty views, lots of birds, close to town if you need it, and friendly staff. Enjoyed swimming and fishing, but would have liked to have been able to rent kayaks.

Waco Mammoth National Monument was a really cool and unexpected find. It’s not every day you get to see actual mammoth fossils still in the ground where they were discovered! The covered dig site is the highlight—climate-controlled and well laid out, with elevated walkways so you get a great view of the fossils without disturbing anything. We took the guided tour, which I highly recommend. Our guide was knowledgeable and made the history feel very alive, explaining how the mammoths likely ended up there and what makes the site so special. There's also a short nature trail and a small visitor center with some interesting displays and a gift shop. The only reason I'm giving four stars instead of five is the price. For a National Park Service site, it felt a little pricey, especially since the visit is on the shorter side—maybe an hour to 90 minutes total unless you linger. Still, it's a unique and educational stop that’s well worth it if you're in the Waco area. Great for families, history buffs, or anyone who just thinks mammoths are awesome (because they are!).

We stopped in with only 45 minutes of time available and managed to get in the full tour. The tour guide (John Proctor) did an outstanding job- much better than I was expecting. He was informative while also being entertaining. I appreciated his passion. The walk to the dig site is paved and smooth, mildly hilly. The dig site itself is inside an air conditioned building and is comfortable. There are no restrooms except at the welcome center. They do have a national park passport stamp station and a reasonably priced gift shop. Parking is free and the tour is only $6 for adults. Absolutely worth the stop! No need to buy tickets in advance.

This was such a neat experience. Until I visited, I never knew some of the animals I discovered lived in Texas. Staff were extremely knowledgeable. The tour, itself, took about 30 minutes. There are other small trails in the area but we didn't get to experience them because it had just rained, so in total, we spent about an hour there. Tours run about every 30 minutes to this active (covered and with ac) dig and preservation site. The best part is that because it's an active site, when you go, it might look a little different than when I went. You learn a little bit about what paleontologists believe happened to the creatures buried for thousands of years and how those thoughts have changed over the years. Places like this are why having national parks and monuments are so important and should be supported, not dismantled.

Super cool spot in Waco! The mammoth fossils are still in the ground, which makes it way more interesting than just looking at bones in a museum. The place isn’t huge, but the tour guides keep it fun and you actually learn a lot. Trails are easy, kid-friendly, and the whole site feels peaceful. Definitely worth a stop if you’re in Waco.

This place is very cool and one of a kind experience. You don't ever get to see an active dig site, so this was a very unique experience. The walk down is pleasent, the tour guides are very engaging, and the cost is very low to get in.

$6 for the tour. Really nice park. The female park ranger who gave the tour was amazing and I loved her little jokes. I'd love to come back in a couple years and see what more they have discovered. I loved that this was an active dig site and they have a full-time paleontologist.

It was a neat place to go. They have a guide talk to you about what they have found and they let you ask questions through out it. I just wait it was a little bit bigger. My kids loved it.

My husband and I have went to Austin Zoo and San Antonio Zoo, and although those 2 are good, the Waco zoo is BEST. The staff is nice, the atmosphere is great, clean and family friendly especially for kids. We saw animals we have never seen, and the bathrooms were clean and smelled great. We will definitely come back!

Not sure if it’s because it’s the dead of summer or if it’s because places like this aren’t frequented like they used to be but I was a little sad seeing all the animals hiding from the heat with little fresh water to be seen. Some of the enclosures were cleaner and well kept than others. With that being said the grounds are clean and the facilities are well kept. Staff seemed friendly but didn’t see many people working and staff was very minimal. The zoo is a decent size and is under renovation in many areas. Maybe when these are all done and things reopen it will be a better experience.

Éxcellent zoo experience! The zoo is a great size, we strolled the exhibits for about 3 hours with plenty of time to stop and look. Not too busy either on a Friday afternoon. The animals looked well kept and moderately active, the staff was kind and not invasive at all, and the layout has plenty of restrooms and indoor stops to take a break from the heat if the day. You can pay at the gate ($18/person) and bring your own food and drinks. I really don't have anything bad to say at all. Will be back again!

My primary reason for going to the Cameron Park Zoo was for the Penguin Encounter. It was super cute and our guide, Candice, was awesome. The zoo had some wonderful animals on display 😍 including a 49-year-old elephant in addition to a 31-year-old penguin. Plenty of places to sit & a small hiking trail. You could easily spend a couple hours at this gem.

Cameron Park Zoo is such a great place to visit! Super easy to walk through with tons of amazing animals and a wide variety of exhibits. It’s really toddler-friendly — smooth paths, shaded areas, and plenty to keep little ones entertained. We spent about 2–3 hours walking at a faster pace, and it was the perfect size — not huge, but big enough to wear out my 1.5-year-old! Easily one of my favorite zoos we’ve visited across the country.

The workers were super nice and very helpful! The only animals that weren’t there were the otters, or atleast they weren’t out at that time. All the animals look taken care of and healthy! The gift shop was kinda expensive considering the tickets were only $18. A magnet was $15..

This is one of my favorite zoos ever. The enrichment in the enclosures is great, and the keepers are always so kind and educational. Side note: The chicken tender combo from the cafe is fantastic! I didn't expect it to be as good as it was. Large portions, made fresh, and great quality.

I’ve been wanting to come here for many years to check it out, and never had been able to until today! The many exhibits of firearms from past and present Rangers are a big part of the Rangers history. They also had several items from the old Lone Ranger TV show , and even a few from Walker, Texas Ranger on display. If you are a fan of history, it’s a great place to come visit!

I loved it. I haven't visited in 20 years and was excited to take my grandchildren this time. It has expanded so much and the exhibits were really nice. The scavenger hunt was fun and kept the kids engaged.

We visited the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame as part of a homeschool outing and were truly impressed! The museum is much larger than it looks from the outside, with so much to see and learn. The exhibits are fascinating, and the introductory video was excellent—very informative and engaging. While we were part of a larger group (mostly from Fort Worth), we want to sincerely apologize for the rowdy and disrespectful behavior from many in that group. They were not part of our personal homeschool circle, and we were honestly embarrassed by the noise and lack of manners. Despite the challenges, our tour guide was incredibly patient and kind the entire time. She handled the situation with grace and continued the tour with professionalism and warmth. We really appreciated her and the whole experience. We also enjoyed browsing the gift shop and picked up some great items. We’re already planning to come back again next year on our own. Highly recommend for anyone interested in Texas history!

Great visit, takes an hour and a half easy. Could take 2 hours of you like to read everything. Very cool displays and lots of old guns, knives and swords

The Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum in Waco is a must-visit! The video presentation was outstanding—it didn’t shy away from sharing the good, bad, and ugly of Texas Ranger history, which made for an informative and engaging experience. The entire museum is exceptionally clean, well-organized, and easy to navigate. The exhibits are well done and packed with fascinating artifacts that bring history to life. It’s a fun and educational experience for the whole family. Whether you’re a history buff or just looking for something unique to do in Waco, I highly recommend stopping by!

Wonderful place to take your family. It’s always good to learn about the history of every place.

So much interesting information. One could easily spend 2 plus hours here, especially if you watch the documentary.

We visited as part of a conference held at the Waco Convention Center so we were not charged admission. But if we were charged admission, I would say that it is worth it. The museum tells the history of Dr. Pepper, including the original artesian well that provided the water for a time. Be sure to check out the gift shop for some really clever souvenirs. The soda shop has Dr. Pepper drinks for sale as well as U.S. history. Specifically, the shop has exhibits on the civil rights movement and sit-ins at lunch counters, as well as the history of women in the workplace. Both museums are really well done.

We had a great time visiting the Dr Pepper Museum! It was both fun and educational with lots of interesting history about one of America’s most iconic sodas. The exhibits were well put together and easy to follow with a nice mix of artifacts, photos, and interactive features. One of the best parts? We got a free soda at the end and it was delicious, ice cold, and made the experience even sweeter. If you’re a fan of soda history or just looking for a unique activity, this museum is definitely worth the visit.

It was fascinating to learn interesting facts about Dr Pepper. The experience was enjoyable for all ages, evoking nostalgia and featuring captivating vintage ads and bottles. As Dr Pepper enthusiasts, we found this experience to be highly engaging and culminating in an amazing Dr Pepper float.

Enjoyed every moment at the Extreme Dr Pepper Museum. Kevin, our Dr Pepper guide, was full of knowledge and a blast. Being from Hawaii, my wife is the most Pepper of us both. It was worth it all the way! 10/10 Kevin FTW! #BeAPepper

Ok so before you go realize that it is a museum about the local Waco culture and is not directly about the soda brand lol. We thought it was like still active but that's on us. It's really good and not super busy. Some of their things I highly highly recommend a week in advance get reservations because you can't do it with walking up.

You can't beat the price for this cute museum.It was totally fun to check out the history of the Dr. PEPPER- Alot of history... almost too much but, with a quick one hour experience- we didn't make our own soda, but we definitely got a float at the end and it free cup of Dr. Pepper. So it was a fun way to wrap up the experience and tons of picture opportunities between the 2 buildings.

My family and I absolutely loved it! We learned so much cool history, and getting to make our own sodas was such a fun experience. My husband is a huge Dr Pepper fan, and it was awesome to finally understand why 👀😂 everything just clicked!! definitely recommend a visit!