It's beautiful and easy to visualize life in the 1900's. View the video of the 1900 Hurricane ay…read moreRosenberg Library then come and tour the Moody Mansion! There is so much to see and if you have an imagination, thinking what it was like to be this rich and living with such opulence especially after the city was destroyed by the hurricane.

Bobbie was incredibly helpful. We learned a lot from her. The audio tour didn't work.in a rare turn…read moreof events., we met the curator. There was so much history and information, it was overwhelming. We even got to see the cars and all.

This place feels like home as soon as you walk in! Friendly staff and customers! I always feel safe…read morehere!

smoke and more smoke DUMP. everybody smokes even the bartenders. wash clothes 3 times still smoke!read more

It's the famous pier with great views of the Galveston Channel, Battleship Texas, and the…read morewaterfront. You'll see all kinds of seabirds sunbathing on rocks, as well as dolphins frolicking around the ships. They also have dolphin and scenic boat tours that leave from here as well. There are many photo opportunities including the whimsical "High Tide" sculpture by Charles Parks. It's very uplifting. This is also where you can find the 1877 Tall Ship Elissa Museum and the Ocean Star Oil Drilling Rig Museum. Many people stay at the Harbor House Hotel on the waterfront so that they can walk to the Strand Historic District. There are many good restaurants on the pier including Katie's Seafood House where you'll see the mosquito fleet of shrimp boats. We mainly enjoyed watching the wildlife while walking along the pier. It was a cool & breezy day. It was fun seeing the birds carrying around their fresh catch of the day. I totally recommend stopping here at some point while you're in town. It's a great start or end to a day of touring Galveston.

Very cool and a safe space for a stroll There are some restaurants and a hotel near by. There is a…read morecool public art piece here. A young man reaching upward toward a flock of seagulls. By artist: Charles Parks. Not much to see here honestly.

While visiting family in Lumberton, we went to Galveston for a day on our way to Houston. We…read morevisited the Galveston Naval Museum. Upon arrival, we had to pay-to-park, which I thought was weird, especially since you've got to pay an entrance fee, as well! On the flip side, it wasn't very busy that day, so wasn't difficult to find parking! It was very interesting to explore the WWII USS Cavalla Submarine & the Destroyer escort USS Stewart. With few visitors on site while we were, we made it through both vessels quickly, even taking numerous photos! A couple of notable issues include the fact that the museum was undergoing renovation and the only restrooms were 'FRU-FRY' port-o-lets at the absolute end of the tour, adjacent to the gift store. The gift store was a small one-room (10x10) air-conditioned building, (picture a portable storage unit) that had very few mediocre Knick-knacks to choose from (stickers, toys, post cards (who collects post cards anymore???) The choices in the gift store insinuate that children would enjoy the museum. The current generation of individuals is most definitely NOT interested in military armamentarium.

This is a small naval museum on a quiet little island with a fishing pier and park. Touring the…read moresubmarine and battleship was very cool, historic, and in need of restoration. I'm guessing that's why admission runs on the higher side. Still, we had a good, educational hour exploring everything. Just note there's an extra charge for parking.

Brought the grandkids here on a rainy Sunday. They had a ball. I was very impressed with the…read morecleanliness of the place. The did trampoline and laser tag. Of course they checked out the arcade games as well. The kiddos need grips on the bottom of their socks for the trampolines. If you don't have any they are available for about 8$. The price wasn't too bad considering all there is for them to do. I think it was worth every penny.

So for the most part this was a super fun experience, we came for a kids birthday party & there was…read moreone dedicated employee to our party that did amazing. We honestly had so much fun it really is an awesome concept and the food was amazing. The only things I would critique would be the staff seems very unsure of what they're doing , & there was a group of staff just playing soccer and kicking a ball around while people were clearly waiting for instructions (this happened over and over again) & the other thing would be that although the bathrooms were beautiful and clearly newly renovated the toilets were all disgusting & none of the doors locked. Other than that it's hard not to have fun here I just think they could use some improvement in those areas.

We come in town for a small get away from Dallas and this is our second time to go here. The first…read moretime we had fun but no luck. This time we win twice! And their payouts are really high! The employees are very helpful and fun and the locals couldn't be more accommodating. Really fun place to spend an evening (and your money)

I've been going here for YEARS and I absolutely love it…read more There was a time I'd go weekly and spend about 100 bucks a week but in 3 months i won like 2500. Not normal, but I never get machines. they never work for me. Always good paper! :) Staff is great too.

We went to hear the live music , I had never been there before - it was a nice evening- thanksread more

Great place to find Good service, full bar, Live music. Location is Walking distance to all bars &…read morefood. Outside benches available. I appreciate the Clean restrooms!

The callers call way too fast!…read more We told the counter our situation - it was my husband and I with our 3 kids. She gave us all 2 sheets which was just way too much , specially with the fast calling. Definitely not my fav bingo place by far.

Never even knew a place like this existed! It takes a little bit of patience to figure out how…read moreeverything works, but the staff there is very helpful and nice and will explain how to play the multitude of different games they offer. The atmosphere is so much fun and they have food and drinks available. I went with my son and a friend and we all had a great time. Even if you don't win, you feel like you won by having a night out with other like minded people that are all friendly.