Smite World Championship! Good venue with clear stage, the lights can sometimes get in your eyes…read moretho, wish it didn't shine at the crowds. Good audio, plenty of parking which is $10 per day btw. Vendors are as you'd expect. Hyped crowds, good room.

Overwatch 2 Live!…read more Lots of energy and excitement from both teams! Love the clarity and the light show of the stream on stage!

We ate at the Scratch Kitchen while waiting for our go-kart time. Corn ribs were the best thing we…read morehad--100% get those. Buffalo chicken dip had good flavor, but the cheese on top hardened into a layer you had to peel off to actually get to the dip. Chicken sandwich was pretty juice and hearty. We sat at the bar and service was quicker there after originally sitting at a table with no help for a bit. Options are generally bar type foods, but the quality was definitely better than expected. Service was great! The bartender even held on to our leftover to-go box until we were ready to leave.

We had an amazing time here watching the kids play games and compete against each other! We were…read morevisiting from out of state and wanted to do something fun with the family we were visiting. We loaded a few game cards and the kids stayed busy playing the arcade games. However, there were quite a bit of games that were out of order. The kids moved on to different games they could find that were actually working. We didn't get to do the karting. It was just way too expensive for 11 of us. Maybe next time...

I had to write about this soon before I forget the experience! I wish I could go again just to take…read moremy time. His actual artwork wasn't there, but the visual effects in the exhibition were definitely sensory triggered; leaving mental images. This alone describes exactly what Van Gogh's art does - leave an image and even a lasting impression on the viewer. Along the tour there are QR codes that provide a link to more information about the artist and his particular works of art. You'll be able to keep and share the information. Example: vangogh.panel.015 and vangogh.panel.007. These will come up differently on your smartphone. Download the app according to your location: Van Gogh Immersive + (city name). There are hands-on activities for children and big kids too like coloring ;) My favorite part of the exhibition was the VR story of what inspired his works. They covered looking up, down, to the sides, behind, and all around. I enjoyed that immensely! This immersion was an interesting way to see and learn about the artist from the exhibit displays, hologram effects and virtual experience of this modern-day museum. Side notes: Being that our original date was cancelled in August from their delayed equipment transport due to the pandemic, we got a free VIP upgrade from the ticket vendor, Fever. Also, the location in Dallas is in Globe Life Park. Expect to climb quite a bit of stairs, which may not be easy for elderly, pregnant women, or babies in strollers. Ask the greeter for elevator access. Lastly, don't skip any exhibits. Take your time to enjoy in wonder and awe!

*The Arlington Van Gogh experience is not affiliated in anyway to the Van Gogh experience in…read moreDallas* My friend and I bought our tickets to to see this Immersive Experience back in March. That is how far booked out they were. We rolled up on a Sunday night; paid $10 to park, and went inside the old Rangers Stadium. I didn't think the signage was all that great, but look for the Diamond Club entrance, and there you are. You get to spend as much time as you want going through the small exhibit, and you can come and go out of the immersion room. The music and imagery are on a 30 minute loop. The room is super neat. Very relaxing. There are a bunch of benches and bean bags to sit, or you can sit on the floor. I am not sure if we just picked a good time to go (Sunday at 7:30) or the crowds are not large because there were not many people there. The two times we went inside the room we found seating right away. My favorite part of this experience was paying the $5 for the virtual reality. You sit in a chair and put the VR machine over your head and you start off in Van Gogh's room and descend down the stairs into a field. I have never done VR before, but now I want to do again. You can look every which way and see the scenes that Van Gogh probably saw when he created his paintings. A man's voice talks to you and describes all the scenery. You're in a field/farm area and then go through a little town with he big moon and stars, and then cruise towards to the sea and then you're back in VG's bedroom to end it. It was really cool to feel like you are floating in a painting. I highly recommend this event.

Had an amazing time on live fight night. Great crowd cheering for the fighters and just having…read morefun. One of a kind set up with ring/stage and huge wall screen were Impressive. We played pool while waiting for food. Burnt end nacho stack and duck wings were really really good. This will definitely be my group hangout place.

Didn't like the $50 pre-charge on my credit card. And they've changed names now. Let me know that…read moretheir concept isn't working.

In town for the horse races so decided to have some fun and this place does not disappoint!…read more Everyone is so nice and helpful. So, there are different sections and you lay according to what you want to do which, I think, is ridiculous! But we tried them all! We expected about 90 minutes based on the website information and ended up there for 3 hours! Obviously they have a gift shop but very unique and popular where kids line up is the hand wax molding they do. Kids love it as they dip their hands in wax and the employees are very skilled at doing them. Keep in mind, we came with no kids, just 4 adults and it was, not only, interesting, but quite fun! In order of my favorites: By far the "moving theater" was exhilaration and fun. You sit in simulators with 3 D glasses on and have attached hand guns you use like in an arcade. Object is to shoot as many werewolf's as possible for points and the one with most points wins. The guy heading it was also helpful as well as fun and even offered to take a group photo for us. The chairs move and fans blow wind, it was my favorite! -House of Fear- another excellent experience, you walk through and see different types of menacing creatures typically found in horror flicks, very fun and somewhat interactive as you walk through, loved it -wax museum was next fave, so cool all the genres and time pieces, they weren't too lifelike but close enough to be amazed! -the regular Ripley's museum takes the longest only because so so many things to read about, the displays had very bizarre things and people, a little on the twisted side. -my least favorite was the house of mirrors. I just didn't like it, I went in and quickly turned around only to exit out of the entrance! However, this was my mom's favorite!! All in all, a very fun experience, it wasn't too crowded at all and they were a bit understaffed, but a nice experience for the family

This place is so cool! My two kids, ages 8 and 15, both had a great time here! My husband and I…read morehadn't been since the 90's and it is even better now than we remembered! There are a few parts that might be scary/intense for young kids, but I love that they have a bypass option for those so everyone can still have a great time. The staff was super friendly and the place was clean! My kids are already asking if we can go back for winter break!

Damn ... why such a low aggregate score for this place?…read more I'm reading a lot of these negative reviews and it seems like there are some common, reoccurring themes I'm noticing: 1. Ppl who purchased multiple races and having to wait upwards of 1.5+ hrs in between races (but being passed up if others tipped the operators??) 2. Mechanically broken karts 3. Bad flag waver / intentional slow down of karts 4. Bad customer service My brother, dad and I were in town for a weekend for a cowboys vs ravens game (dad is a diehard fan). On the monday, which was our last day in town, we had a chunk of time after lunch to do something before catching our flight. We decided to hit this place up as it was near our hotel. Maybe because it was a workday and we were the only customers (there was 1 other family there) but we didn't experience many of the negative things I listed above so our experience was VASTLY different than what other customers are reporting. It seemed like all karts were operational, there was no flag waver for our races and we did NOT have to wait at all in between races. I DO think they did turn up the kart speeds at the halfway lap mark and also dialed them back down near the end but I'm just going off of personal feel. We experienced very good customer service! The lady (manager I'm assuming) that helped us at the front desk was quite pleasant and the two gentlemen manning the track for the day were nice too. We did 3 races and I managed to place 1st in one of them (the dad from the other family was an absolute beast). I noticed that this K1 Speed is a lil different from the one back home in the racing format. Here it was personal time trial. Each person was trying to see who could have the fastest personal lap and at the end the best personal lap times were ranked. While this was an interesting format, I prefer the traditional placement format more, where your final rank is based on who finished the race first, physically. I'm wondering if this could be changed/adjusted if you spoke to the staff or if it's an unchangeable, default racing format? Anyways, had a lot of fun. It's definitely pricey as some have pointed out (because of the baked in membership fee), but I guess coming on a workday was a good idea as opposed to a weekend day? Fun, memorable activity before flying back to Toronto!

What a truly long wait to finally race for just a few mins. I brought my oldest boy to get it on!…read moreTime to prove out the old man still has got it. But when we signed up they said it would just be a slight wait... over an hour and a half later we finally got called up. If you have never been to a K1 course before you need to know it is all about speed... these carts can fly! But coming in first does not mean a thing... it is fastest lap and overall course speed. The corse is a wicked inside track with hair pin turns and thin lines.. it is an adrenaline rush! We got set and then seriously ate this course up! My son and I were bumping and scraping the whole way but in the end ... he beat me. Yep race one... he beat me. However in race two I crushed him. What a great time! We had a blast!! My sone is a heck of a racer... I loved getting beat by him... and liked breaking even. So much fun!

Small and less walking around for the hungry…read more I didn't eat at EVERY single trucks but I did eat from a good number of them...gosh! there goes my summer bikini body! I've been pigging out too much. Stop temping me after this! gym time errrday in May!!!! it's nice that they gather up all around you for once so you wouldnt have to drive around for different trucks. I really wanted Ssahm though! that is my favorite truck ever! they weren't there! sad days....:(. They had some of the trucks thats been around and some new I've never even heard of. I went on a Friday and there was not much to do. No music...just trucks. I can't possibly eat food from all those trucks ok? please find other entertainment! the chairs for the table could be better. They were so flimsy, I thought my badonkadonk butt was going to fall off. How embarrassing would that be? yikes!

Lots of trucks, lots of drinks..... What's not to like?…read moreThere were about 35 trucks out at the ballpark and for a 10$ donation to the American Cancer Society you can check out the trucks (food was, of course, not included in the ticket fee) I was impressed with the variety of trucks... Lots of sweet trucks (whatsdascoop, cup cakin', short and sweet) and even more savory ones. There we plenty of tables and chairs, as well as the area inside the Ballpark for seating. All in all I look forward to this annual event to help cancer and get my truck grub on.

I was able to visit the International Bowling Hall of Fame on a Friday afternoon. The woman…read moreworking the reception desk was extremely friendly and helpful. When I visited, I was the only person in the museum (around 1PM on a Friday in late June). I worked in a bowling alley for eight years and bowled for over 30 years so this was a very nice experience for me. You are able to search bowlers who threw a sanctioned 300 game (including myself) which was a fun trip down memory lane (no pun intended). You can easily spend 60-90 minutes here. You don't have to be a bowler to appreciate the experience. I'm glad I was able to visit.

If you are a bowler or not. You will learn a lot about the history of bowling. As I walked through…read morethis museum, I learned so much about a sport I love so much. But to see folks that come here that take the sport of bowling as a pastime fun is what makes this place so unique. This museum is people of all ages to enjoy. I will definitely be back again.