Show Love to the Denton, Texas, A-Train, a tip of the hat to Jazz Legend, Dave Brubeck's hit "Take…read morethe A - Train.." The train eventually feeds into the Dallas DART systems, which has a connection with the Fort Worth system that serves the whole community corridors of the greater Denton, Dallas, and Cowtown, Fort Worth. It's a route that some cities have shied away from fully funding. It's a very good debate about the future of our major political cities: Washington, D.C., New York Connecticut, New England, but there is still plenty of time for earth to be made as safe as possible for us responsible Taxpaying Voting Citizens who wondered what happened to common sense in governance. It's imperative that we keep our veterans and their families together and strong. God Bless the U.S.A.

Great alternative transportation! You don't have to spend a lot of money on gas to get around…read moredowntown Denton. The trains and buses are usually clean, and the service is excellent.

Long story short, card exp on file, they input the wrong phone number so they can't contact me…read more Have an email on file which I had to verify, they did not contact me that way letting me know i was past due. Spoke to the manager Stephanie who was rude and unwilling to listen to me. Been paid in full every month until this one incident when they can't even contact me and let me know. Very unhappy and will not be using them after my service is up. Very unprofessional and rude.

Even though the area is rapidly growing, nothing really stands out that is not available a little…read moresouth, i.e. in Dallas. Obviously, UNT has the big presence. We were in town for work, and no eating place really wowed us. Worst part of the trip was the police's speed traps all over when the road goes down the hill, and you can almost guarantee there's one hidden at the bottom. Yup, caught after exiting I-35. That's my contribution to whatever fund to improve the city.

Great stadium. All the seating is very close to the field…read moreso you can really see the action. It is bench seating, so if you have back problems, you may want to bring one of those portable stadium seats. The pyrotechnics were very cool. They shot off fireworks throughout the game. Loved seeing the band at half-time. The dance squad and the cheerleaders put on good shows. My only complaint is the concessions. We unfortunately experienced lackluster pretzels and sausages. The pretzel honestly tasted like a white bun out of the package that you'd buy at the store for hamburgers. They didn't upkeep the condiments stations, they were messy. By the 3rd quarter, they ran out of napkins and the only condiments available were ketchup and mustard. We did buy merchandise at the gift shop. Shirts ran around $30-$40, as expected for a sport team venue. I appreciated the many stalls available in the bathrooms, which were kept clean. We plan on returning for more games.

I went Homecoming I had a blast. NORTH TEXAS v UTEP…read more GO MEAN GREEN The alumni association did an outstanding job. The tail gating was on point the food was good as well as the fellowship and renewed friendships. The game was started off slow but them dogon EAGLES did what they were suppose to do.... WIN!!! 45-10

I called them and they are open 24/7 for visitors…read more The University cops said they only have paid visitor parking (no free parking) per hour. Download the app or use a kiosk and pay per hour. The other thing: Emily, the lady who answered the phone at the Library, said that they have computers for visitors but no wifi available for guests (non students). Just so you know before you get there :)

Lots of people go to the library to study, duh. Well I actually work here and I just wanted to let…read moreyou guys in on some secrets. -Want a quiet place to study? Go to the 2,3,or 4th floor. The first floor is normally used for hanging out and loud people. -Need coffee? We have a cyber cafe that's got lots of caffeine options. -Can't find a book? Well we probably can't either. The thing is people take books off of shelves and move them around or leave them places so there's a good chance it could be awhile before it makes it back to it's place on the shelf. -For the love of god this is a library so don't walk in yelling on your cellphone you dumba$$.

We bought a mattress and the extra warranty. the mattress started to sag and get lumpy. We…read morecontacted rooms to go and after fighting with them about 6 months they sent someone out to inspect the mattress. Rooms to go then offered us a replacement mattress. We were to go to the store, pick out another mattress to exchange with the bad one. We went to the store in Denton two different times within the 30-day deadline. Each time the employee we talked to did not want or did not know how to deal with a replacement. Both times the employee went to get a manager, and both times no manager came out to talk to us. The last time we waited over 30 minutes and no one came out to talk to us, neither the employee or manager. You can have your mattress back and refund our money so we don't have to deal the constant disrespect from the Denton's store employees and management.

This shopping center is still relatively new, but is also rapidly expanding on both sides of…read moreUniversity. I recently came across their online map of the plans, which helped me realize it is all the same marketplace, and I see this will include more apartment complexes, hotels and doctors offices, in addition to the theatre. In the meantime your grocery needs can be met with Walmart, Sam's (and their gas pumps) and Winco, which is a good selection for cheap prices. Though, it's not technically part of the plot, and just next to it, I'm looking forward to the HEB! There is a great Race Trac right on the edge of it and it is close to the highway, making it convenient to get to both sides of the marketplace going to or from I35. They currently have a minor emergency and several medical offices, including dentists. I'm not sure what the future medical offices will include, but other such shopping centers in nearby towns have an extensive selection. From the plans, it looks like it may eventually become a one stop medical complex as they've dedicated the space. Shopping is varied with a Kohls, Academy, Guitar Center, JoAnns, Petco and smaller retail stores. The T-Mobile here is the one I prefer, so it adds to my reasons to be over here despite my aversion to crowds. There are multiple places to purchase mattresses and furniture, with a Rooms To Go coming soon. There are additional services like banking, hair cuts and salon services that will include the Massage Envy opening next year. They are also adding educational and entertainment options as well. The restaurants are varied from fast food to fast casual to sit down. The Raising Canes and In N Out are quite popular, but I see the crowds flocking to Chilis and Freebirds frequently... and of course the Starbucks! The Kung Fu Tea is a newer addition that adds to the diversity. I feel the selection is good for different moods, though not necessarily outstanding quality to choose from at this time. They are continuing to add new restaurants, so that might change. I do miss Cheddars, and look forward to one being in Denton soon. The original side of the marketplace has very skinny parking spaces and the lots are very crowded. It may be too early to tell, but as of now it looks like they are trying to remedy across the street. Both sides have multiple entrances and exits and that does help in managing the traffic. I know many of us are sick of construction and it has tapered off quite a bit in the last few months, but it appears it isn't done yet. When all is said and done though, some of us may not need to travel for retail needs in a year or two. In any case, this shopping center has a lot of momentum, and I look forward to seeing the developments.

Clean and modern but freezing cold when doing jury duty. Bring a jacket. I'd love to see some…read morecoffee vending there as one gets sleepy waiting to be selected for a jury pool. All of that to say, the people here are very nice and patient. They also accommodate a great deal more than anywhere else I've ever been for jury duty.

Mark White, deputy bailiff 467th made jury duty easy. He was informative and fun! Thank you Mark.read more

Since it was built in the 1970s, The Golden Triangle has served our Denton, Texas Community as the…read moreCrossroads of people representing a veritable cross's section of th General Public, the creation of a major means for building and maintains a clean, organized indoor Public Safr Space, even as our current atmospheric weather condition freeze over. Macy's represents a Crown Jewel in Little d's Crown. CCheers, Mark C. Fearing, Ph.D.

mall is not very busy. selection of stores is pretty limited overall. is kept pretty clean.read more