My whole family went. A total of 9 of us. For our first time doing a family trip it was nice but would I be back? Honestly no. The lines are entirely to long and if you truly waited for them all you would never even get through the whole park let alone half the park within the time frame they are open. It is WAY overcrowded. We end buying the speed passes for the kids because they would have never gotten on anything if they didn’t. The lights are beautiful and we bought funnel cakes but kept it all minimal due to prices on everything. For the amount spent just to go and actually ride I think it is all a bit much. We don’t have a desire to go back.

Pretty crowded but worth it. Must try the hay ride and tubing ride. They had a snow playground for free and the kids loved it. The funnel cake tasted excellent. Live music in front of the campfire was relaxing and interesting for the kids. For the Parking ticket buy ahead but you might need to walk a bit to enter the event. Staff guided us to get a spot to park. Friendly customer service kudos to their work.

This is our third year coming in a row and it’s our favorite thing! My teenage daughter and I look forward to it! Going on thanksgiving is great for us as it’s not as crowded. We buy the fast pass every year and it saves so much time. It’s totally worth it! Lights are always wonderful, snow ball fights, ice skating and the workers are always so pleasant. . Like we were lost one year and asked someone for help and he didn’t just point to the direction, he walked us over himself. We were so grateful. Only minor complaint I have from this year was the pictures you can buy on the snowball are taken just a few seconds too early.. when you buy the print they frame it but the pictures aren’t within the frame. So you pay 16$ for a picture that just looks really odd. But a small thing in comparison to all the good.

As a mom of a busy toddler, I can't say enough about our magical experience at Santa's Wonderland, a Christmas light-themed park! From the moment we arrived, it felt like we had stepped into a winter wonderland. The twinkling lights were absolutely stunning, and my little one was mesmerized by all the colors and displays. The hayride was a huge hit! (Be prepared to be in line for about an hour if you go within the first two hours of arrival from opening). My toddler loved bouncing along while spotting reindeer and Christmas characters hidden in the light displays. The cheerful holiday music playing along the way added an extra festive touch that kept us both smiling. In total, it was about a 20 minute ride. The snow hills were absolute toddler paradise! My little one giggled endlessly--the hill size was just right for her to feel adventurous but still safe. I loved how they had smaller hills for younger kids—it made the experience so inclusive. While the ice skating rink looked like a lot of fun, my toddler was just a bit too small for it. But honestly, we didn’t feel like we missed out because there was so much else to do. We ended the evening near the bonfire, watching the band, which was the perfect way to wind down with some cocoa and coffee. This was the kind of experience that creates lasting memories for families, and I can’t wait to go back next year when my toddler’s big enough to try ice skating! Highly recommend this for anyone with young kids looking for a magical holiday outing.

We come here every year and it's always been great. I would recommend parking in Rudolph so you're closer and the enterance is right in the middle. This year we did different parking and regretted it. We also showed up at 2 since that's when our parking was and didn't realize the place didn't open til 3 so we got stuck standing at the gate for an hour. The kids enjoy playing in the snow and ice skating. I will say however, I wish they'd flatten the snow out more instead of it being a mountain like it is. It makes it harder for the smaller kids to get up there to play and you not have to worry about them rolling back down. The lights were pretty and the kids enjoyed the bounce platforms.

This place is beautiful. Most staff is friendly and welcoming plus place is very well kept. However, the food here, is priced pretty good like every other festival type of place. But not good for the price. We ordered a burger at one of their burger spots. The meat was the only warm thing and barely. Cheese wasn’t even melted bun was stiff and cold. Not good. The bbq spot, food is good. Not delicious but not bad. Another thing, the cold is understandable, you’re out in the woods temperature is obviously going to be lower than Houston (where we are from) but for the price, some heaters on the pathways or some more lit fires around would make it more comfortable for people especially the little ones. Is it really just one hay ride? The lines are flat out outrageous.

Great experience. Glad I decided to take that drive from Houston. Had our first hayride and it provided some great views. If we had it, I would’ve definitely paid for the express pass for the hayride. Riding the tube down the slope was cool; my 4 year old was able to tune down by herself. The kids really enjoyed the area with the snow where they were able to have snowball fights. The only bad part was the long line to get in the parking lot and the long walk from/to our parking spot.

I stop by today with a mission. Thinking about donating some of my fathers W W 2 items. I'm glad I did. Very impressed with the equipment they have. I will stop by again.

Pros: lots of interesting artifacts from various eras, helpful & knowledgeable staff/volunteers, great gift shop, plenty of parking Cons: none Very cool little museum if you're interested in anything military. They have fun events every so often too. It's not tiny, but it's not enormous either, so you'll probably spend 1.5-2hrs here if you want to really learn about everything on display.

Definitely recommend visiting the Museum of the American GI if in Bryan/College Station! They have a large collection of restored and functional military vehicles, with which they do demonstrations and reenactments a few times a year. There are many military uniforms from different eras, often from local veterans, and a great amount of women’s uniforms as well. I especially enjoyed the military nurse exhibit and the museum’s huge collection of wartime posters. Parking was ample when we visited on a Saturday. It took us a little over an hour to go through the museum. There are several ticket discounts available, including for active military and veterans, seniors, and students.

This is a wonderfully & thoughtfully put-together museum! Definitely worth the trip. Such a large selection of military uniforms - one of the biggest collections we've seen. The items on display are not just generally collected items, like from all over the world ... it is also about Texas and A&M - recognizing Texas & local heros & displaying their treasured keepsakes. They have a staff member that is exceptional and I'd like to give a shout-out to Annie ... she made the experience unforgettable! She's so sweet and friendly and she likes her tummy rubbed & will let you know that you are NOT finished. She's the museum's Corgi and she is such a sweet addition! ♥️ The other (human) staff members are all wonderful as well, of course! It is extremely wheelchair & walker friendly - very spacious and the elevator is right when you walk in (so there's no searching for it). There's plenty of parking as well.

Great place to go to on the weekend! They all kinds of restored army gear, not limited to things like the MA01 Abrams tank used in WWII, an ontos gun carriage, and a bell AH-1 cobra helicopter.(apologies if i butchered the terminology) i just went there with some friends and it was a cool Saturday, to say the least. And the cool thing is that all the machines function- they get them out every niceness and ride them around and shoot the cannons. Would taste higher than 5 if I could.

Attended the living history weekend today and it did not disappoint! Well organized, great collection of vehicles and the skirmish/battles were amazing.

What a hidden treasure! For years I have passed by this place on my trips between Houston and College Station and never thought to stop and visit. Finally decided to stop one day and check it out and it really is a neat place and so close to see so many different historical Treasures. We ended up finding the date of their living history weekend and attended and it was so much fun. Highly recommend this as a family outing look on their website for dates for their historical weekend which should definitely not be missed. The attached photos are a few from the historical weekend.

A semi-greenery covered and open area trail experience that has multiple loops that go into itself and isn't easy to lose yourself into. Nothing but flat dirt or rock covered trail paths to walk on, and there was one path trail called Yaupon Loop that did have more sand to walk upon. Overall, it's the best trail you're going to get out here in the area that isn't a local park experience.

Nice little park of old growth woods. Paths are well marked. Nature center has native plants around it that are labeled.

It was fun to visit, the staff were very friendly and answered all of my son's and my questions thoroughly. I think the guy we spoke to was named Eugene and he had a broad variety of knowledge on the area. We explored one of the shorter trails but will be back to check out the others. Easy mile long walk.

This park is a great getaway from the city. Very peaceful and the park is different throughout. The paths are well kept, some are paved with gravel and some with not. Some trails can be a challenge depending on weather but you can bike ride and horse ride thesentrails too.

I’d give zero stars if possible. This park has the only ONLY off leash dog trail (trail not park) in the city. The on leash entry to the park looks nice and well maintained but, go a short walk past the visitor center and the trail changes. The trail is rough and rutted. The off leash part is a full half mile on leash walk before getting to the off leash section. The off leash section started off gravel but the degraded into an overgrown muddy walk. The mud became so bad that I had to turn around and leave the red clay swamp. If this is the best the city leadership can do for providing a long distance dog trail, WE NEED BETTER CITY LEADERSHIP.

Awesome place to take photos, go for a stroll, see nature, take your kids, really nice neighborhood, really quiet

Very nice park. Lots of trails which are well marked.

I love Stephen C. Beachy Central Park! It's such a clean and welcoming place, perfect for spending time with my family. I enjoy the walking trails, playgrounds, and sports facilities, and the holiday light display is magical. It's always a great spot for outdoor fun and relaxation!

A lot of facilities at this park, but I'm only able to speak to the kids playground and splash pad. Very nicely done and shaded, with A/C bathrooms and a covered pavilion. Really appreciate 🔒that the entire area is fenced 6' high, with double lock gates to enter/exit. Ideal for kids 2-10 y.o.

Nice place to bring the family. Lots of outdoor activities. They have a splash pass area that is enclosed, walking trails, and areas to fish. There are picnic areas and baseball fields as well.

Great gated and fenced splash pad with 3 separate but close playgrounds (within fence) and heated and cooled restrooms. Adequate seating for parents while kids play in splash area and picnic tables for taking breaks. Outside the fenced area is a nice walking path that includes a pond with ducks and geese.

Great time for the kids. The splash pad is great for all ages to cool off during the summer. Restrooms are climate controlled and decently clean.

A very nice experience! Went to the Christmas light show and it was very adorable. The park is a very nice size! The lights were really nice and the fact it was free makes it better. I love how large the bathrooms are and they're pretty clean. The only issue is the light trail towards the back, there wasn't really a very good indication of where it began because the lights starting it were off. It's not a big deal or anything but it might cause someone to trip because it was dark or the start was. But that doesn't really matter for us because we went in through the background entrance to the snowflake trail haha We enjoyed our time spending in the park looking at the lights.

Awesome park with lots to do in every season. We particularly enjoy the lights and activities for kids during the Christmas season. The City has done a great job of creating a fun family place to visit during the holidays. Altogether a fun place to take the kids. Recommend it.

Checked an Aggie game off my bucket list and it didn’t disappoint! Great energy at the stadium and there’s no bad seating. Tons of food trucks outside and plenty of places to grab a drink

Incredible experience! The crowd, the band, the cheers and chants, the traditions - loved every second of our experience at Kyle Field. Can't wait to come back!

Kyle Field, located in College Station, Texas, is one of the most iconic and electrifying stadiums in college football. Home to the Texas A&M Aggies, it boasts a capacity of over 100,000 fans, making it one of the largest stadiums in the country. The atmosphere is unmatched—when the “12th Man” stands and the crowd sways during the Aggie War Hymn, the energy is something every football fan should experience at least once. The facilities are modern and impressive, with great views from nearly every seat, and the game-day traditions create a sense of pride and community that’s truly special. Whether you’re an Aggie or just a visitor, Kyle Field delivers an unforgettable experience filled with spirit, passion, and Texas pride.

First timer and had a great experience. We shuttled from the Oak Mall and it was about a 15 minutes ride. All lines went fast. We had 400 level seats under the awning, but it was still a great view out of the sun. Food prices are cray. Eat before you go.

Absolutely incredible experience at Kyle Field! The energy is unmatched, you can truly feel the pride and tradition of Texas A&M everywhere. The “12th Man” spirit gives you goosebumps, and the crowd involvement is unlike any other stadium. The facility is clean, modern, and beautifully designed, with great views from nearly every seat. Parking can get hectic on game days, but it’s all worth it once you’re inside. Definitely a must-visit for any college football fan!

Texas A&M is the best place to watch a football game! The fighting Texas Aggie band performance will give you goosebumps! Class of ‘92!

Great experience and great field. Very well kept and maintained. Very clean and staff is very friendly. Highly recommended to visit.

literally every time i go here, they forget something from my order without fail. i ordered a sausage egg and cheese mcgriddle and they left out the most important part. the sausage. WHYYYYY

They charged me wrong and I didn’t say anything but they didn’t give me my burger plain AND it had hair in it. I returned it asked for a remake. And they gave me the wrong burger. I went back to get the right burger and I wasn’t gonna return the wrong burger they had given me. I ordered a triple cheeseburger and they had given me a double. They had the audacity to give me a SINGULAR PATTY to add to the triple cheeseburger. LIKE WHAT?! Thats just insane. I returned the double and they just put that cold patty they offered me inside. Ridiculous.

This McDonalds had one person in lobby and the place was a mess! Tables filthy, trash overflowing @3:30pm, floors filthy....all while three associates, along with their manager, stood behind the counter chatting away. Don’t come here if you want a sanitary place to eat.

Literally found a dead bug in my nuggets and they acted like it was my fault. Disgusting. Don’t eat here unless you like the extra protein of bugs in your food.

Holy slowness! Waited 5 mins or more in the drive though with only 1 car in front of us and there was no movement so finally drove around and went inside to pick up my mobile order. When I went inside there was 1 new girl getting showed what to do by a trainer or someone and two other guys just sitting at a table... maybe /hopefully just almost their employees on break???

Giving 2 stars because the food is always decent but the staff is horrible. The past few times I’ve gone I’ve had bad experiences with rude employees. I’m not a Karen and I don’t expect much from McDonald’s, but these employees are the lowest of low…. There’s only ONE lady that’s always nice. She has red hair and a southern accent. I wish I knew her name so I could shout her out, she’s great! The others… not so much. Just make the drive to the one on university. It’s SO much better.

I’m truly surprised this place has more than 3 stars. You could get better service at a shady gas station at 3 am in downtown atlanta than this McDonald’s. I can honestly say I have never had a pleasant experience here. It is always dirty, the staff is not only rude but also incompetent. It is surprising if your order is correct. There isn’t any kind of customer service here.

Food is okay. Owner should really fix this place. Wendy's is a great place and this one is like the employees don't speak English at all. Ignore you completely. And stare at you while your waiting at counter. Then the employees are laughing not even working. Had me so confused. I love Wendy's please fix this store. Even my kids noticed.

its been the same for 15 years now, tear it down or do what Arby's did and level up. the people here are always rude and the food is gross. mcdonald's has higher standards... do better

Disappointed by the “Meal of Misfortune” – and not in a fun way We were so excited to try the new Wendy’s x Wednesday “Meal of Misfortune” — the promos made it look like such a cool, creepy, and fun experience. Unfortunately, we ended up being the actual misfortunate ones. Our order didn’t come with any of the special Wednesday-themed items shown in the promo — no spooky packaging, no collectible items, just the “mystery dips.” The bag was ripped when we received it, and to make things worse, our food was cold and tasted stale. We had to ask multiple employees about the themed spoons for the Dark Cherry Frosty, and no one had any idea what we were talking about. It honestly felt like we got a regular order thrown together without care. If you’re going to market a special, limited-time collab like this, it should actually resemble what’s being advertised — especially when people are coming specifically for the themed experience. Very disappointing, and not at all what we expected.

Wendy’s needs to teach their cashiers better manners. We asked for the new Fuego meal and the cashier stated the fries weren’t available. We attempted to ask questions in order to find substitutions but he wouldn’t answer so we left.

I’m just saying without fail if that one lady that doesn’t speak english is working the speaker taking your order… it’s gonna be wrong😂. whether it’s the sauce or the drink or the entire order there will be something and it’s like 100000 times in a row now. Just check your bag before you leave…

I love Wendy’s… but this location was terrible. I had to wait outside the drive-through for 10 minutes for my food, they didn’t give me a straw for my drink, and they barely spoke any English. The guy who brought me my food didn’t even know what I ordered.

Ac is broken has been for over 6 months. And when you go through the drive through they hand you your frostys then pull you up for 10 minutes to wait on your food so they all melt. So annoying!

The service was exceptional and the atmosphere was very nice. We had a very good waiter take care of us and our experience all around was great. The food was good but I felt that the pizza had a little too much cheese and hardly any sauce. My wife's chicken was a little overcooked on the crust but she enjoyed it for the most part. The tiramisu and espresso though were divine and I will always say please try to save enough room to have that at the end of a meal. That will always be something that I will be expecting to have every time I come here from now on.

Luigi's is a very nice, intimate dining experience. The clientele tends to be older because the prices are a little higher than many restaurants in the area, but for a special occasion, it's very nice. The food is outstanding. Our server sang us the daily special...it was sweet...her name was Sadie...she was outstanding;-)

Tried italian food for the first time here in college station for my wife's birthday dinner. We come from Fredericksburg, Boerne, and San Antonio. It was a busy night, but the staff was very friendly and we got a table relatively quickly. The restaurant was extremely loud, with lots of college/high-school age customers, as well as a live band with extra loud music. Put that aside, the food was way below average. I ordered the lasagna, but I've had better lasagna at home (homemade). The lasagna was basically tasteless. We also ordered a sangria, which tasted like sprite mixed with kool aid (I'm used to top notch sangrias like those served at Maggiano's in San Antonio). I've included a picture of the burnt toast they include for free if you request it. I've heard good things about this restaurant, so maybe it was an off night for them. I do not plan on going back or recommending this restaurant to anyone. For $88 it was definitely not worth the ride.

We just finished spending a birthday party here in the evening and we had a very large party but everyone was serviced very quickly by one waitress. the food was absolutely excellent, The desserts were amazing, and our waitress had such a wonderful attitude. She was very attentive and the checks got split correctly the first time amongst 11 people. We were very impressed and will 💯% return again!

Our server, Ty-Juan was outstanding. The food and ambiance were exquisite. Bonus was sitting next to talented jazz ensemble all evening. The icing on the cake were the desserts. You'll have to go to Luigi's and try everything for yourself. Thanks for a lovely time!

We came here for our anniversary and had such a great time! The staff were warm, polite, and genuinely friendly, which made us feel welcome right away. Our food (lasagna and bolognese) came out quickly and was absolutely delicious. We also had Messina wine that paired perfectly. The atmosphere is cozy and lively, with a really warm vibe that made the night special. The anniversary dessert was such a nice touch. Definitely recommend Luigi’s for both special occasions and a great night out!

Worth a visit! Best Italian food I have found in the area, and reasonably priced for the quality. The cannolis were outstanding. The decor was really charming and there was even live music. Will definitely be back for the pasta again.

I've been a Whataburger fan since I was a kid, but they mess up my order. All I want is a Whataburger with only bacon, lettuce, and tomato, but they add mustard on my burger. I had to make a taco out of it. For Whataburger employees, next time, read the damn order properly.

I love Whataburger food. But this location on South Hwy 6 in College Station NEVER gets our order correct. It doesn’t matter if it’s a hamburger or forgetting the cream gravy for my chicken fingers. And sometimes their chocolate shakes/malts taste more like they’re vanilla than chocolate. I hate to say it but I usually choose another fast food restaurant in the area over this Whataburger location. But when I give in and choose to get food from them they consistently mess up my order.

This whataburger by far has the best most efficient friendly staff I’ve ever encountered anywhere. At 5:15 on a Friday extremely busy store every employee I came in contact with was courteous, helpful and friendly and professional. Customer service does not go unnoticed

This location is busy during the lunch hours but the staff is spot on getting the food out quickly and correctly! They had several people walking around making sure customers had sauces and napkins. Dine-in customers didn't stay long because their food came out quick!! Great job!!

I took my kids here for the first time recently and they're STILL talking about it a week later. My kid has even started drawing the Whataburger logo for fun. I'm not sure if getting obsessive about Whataburger is a good thing but we will come back in moderation. I did enjoy the Whataburger as I always do. My kids for the chicken tenders and Whataburger Jr with fries. They ate everything! This is a great sign because they can be so picky sometimes. We also took advantage of a free Whataburger through the app sign up, and a free Whataburger Jr through a mailed-in coupon. Our total was around $15 because of the tenders, extra fries, and a drinks. Really not a bad deal to make us all happy. Thank you!

Three stars is a decent review. We had walked in on Sunday afternoon for lunch, reportedly after a huge rush. Ordered everything on the app, and food delivery was easily 10 to 15 minutes late. The common denominator for excuse is that they were just throttled, apparently, with lunch rush. No straws, no napkins, no towels in the women's bathroom. The floor was greasy, the food was good, but really not what you would expect at a Whataburger. Definitely was lacking, and I can tell you we have visited probably 50 plus Whataburgers all over the state of Texas. I thought this was going to be a solid place for us to stop for lunch, and had to apologize the 3 hours back to Fort Worth for recommending this place for lunch.

Amazing staff & food! It was our first visit to this establishment and we do not regret it! We will be coming back for sure! A major highlight to Mr. Jason V. 💕 thank you so much!