Most everything is over priced. When you combine that with shitty attitudes of management and the…read morelanguage barriers of most employees, it's really a stressful experience. I enjoy a good fair. So u really wanted to write a good review. Despite all, there were moments that were enjoyable, but not because of anything Talley did to make for a positive experience. Mostly because they have a few good employees that understand families and just happen to be employed by this company. Bless their hearts. After being ushered on and off rides like livestock (and without instruction) we decided to give in and play some games. Got suckered into paying 3 rounds of popping balloons at 10 bucks each just to walk away with the crappiest little prize possible. Then a woman seen that we were dis pleased and asked us to give her game a chance, she said maybe she could change our mind about it being a total waste. I gave her the opportunity to prove me wrong. . . The outcome, she proved that this place IS INDEED a HUGE rip off, but that a great personality goes a long way. I would come back and play this girls game again and again, not because it was cheap or easy, but because it was enjoyable. That wasn't the fair, it was the person. When giving her game the chance to make up for a horrible experience, she said "she promised" it would be fun. That's a bold statement to an already aggravated customer. So she sold me on that promise. She then proceeded to talk me into every member of our party having to participate. (6 people at $6 each) Don't ask me how, but I was easily convinced. She even got my teenage daughter who dreaded being with us there in the 1st place to get into the game. Got the kids riled up in a competitive yet playful manner, and when we were ready she rang the bell and the race was on. Now, there is only a single winner every race. I had 3 kids with me that day. You better believe we played that game 3 times so they can each win whatever prize they wanted. The quality of the prizes at the higher level is much better than the original 30 bucks spent. All and all I spent over 100 bucks at that game alone, and if she would have accepted it, I would have tipped her well too. She single handedly turned what I saw as an expensive and horrible experience,into one of the coolest family moments we have had since the kids became tweens and teens. That is priceless. My point here is, this company sucks. The prices are ridiculous, and the food is mediocre at best... But one good soul can take the focus away from that and put in to perspective the reason we came in the first place... To make that joyous memory, one our kids will look back on when they bring their children to the carnival. What ever they are paying this employee, it should be doubled and then doubled again. Because without her, this fair is shit! Hope this is helpful, and shout out and thanks to the "monkey race" girl at the Jungle Chase and her sweet daughter at the water guns (We should have gotten their names but the gravity of the experience didn't fully settle until we were on our way home).

I wish I could leave -5 stars. This establishment is at the Grapefest in Grapevine TX 9/12/24. The…read moregames are played with credits or coupons which are placed on a game card. $1.00=1 credit. I tried to purchase 7 credits, the machine charged $17.00. Why is a card $10..... But the employees are the worst. Very nonchalant. I asked how many credits were needed to win an XL price, this man said if you have to ask, you don't have enough money. Most carnivals have a trade up system. If you don't have that system just say that....

Fun little open-air train that starts near the Fort Worth zoo and follows a 40 minute out and back…read moreroute along the trinity river and Trinity Park. Beautiful views and a pleasant ride, if you're willing to sacrifice a bit of comfort. My 6'1" husband's legs barely fit in the train and my butt was numb by the end, but it was a small price to pay for the joy of the ride. My kids thought it was the most fun thing they'd done in a while, and we do lots of fun things. Whether or not you consider this to be an expensive activity probably depends on how many kids you have. I read a few reviews that thought this was cheap fun, but we paid $37 for our family of 7. Ouch! FYI the current prices (as of Feb 2020 anyway) are $5 per kid and $6 per adults. CASH ONLY. FYI: I think there used to be two pick up stations but the day we went the train was only picking up from the zoo station. The train left every hour on the hour, with the last departure at 4pm. The train was definitely full to capacity, so I would advise arriving 15 min before departure so you can be there when the previous train arrives and snag your seats together.

CORRECT ADDRESS: 1700 Colonial Parkway…read more CASH ONLY! My 2 year old loves this train! The train comes approx. every hour. They can close up if it gets too hot (100 degrees or more, or super cold/bad weather) you can call of you are unsure. Their website also provides the times/days they are open, seems to change every season. Even on hot days when the train is moving you usually get a nice breeze, you go over bridges and can count turtles in the eater, under bridges, through parks and wave at the people and bicyclists. It stops about halfway through and you can grab a drink, snacks or ice cream, they only stop for about 5 minutes though. DO NOT hold up the train, a lady was halfway in a train car waiting for the rest of her family and got yelled at in front of everyone by the conductor. They have a schedule to keep, be considerate!

Came here with the kids during spring break. Really cool place, they have some fun rides for kids…read moreand adults. We enjoyed the roller coaster, playing games and exploring the place. Overall we all had an amazing time here. I did spend $20 on the Skittles machine, which is expensive but made the kids happy. Check them out!

We went on a Friday from 11-1:30. We took 20 special needs adults and 5 employees. This had been…read moreplanned for over a month. Cards were quickly handed out. The package we received $10 in video games (no prize games) and unlimited attractions: golf, rides, laser tag, go carts There were 2 attendants that appeared to be working. One stayed at the cars -it was the most popular-possibly because there was an attendant there so it looked operational. All other attractions we had to go find an attendant and that was quite difficult. Plenty of employees walking around but none working attractions. We finally found one person and she seemed responsible for all of them. So only one ride at a time could be operated. That is ridiculous since we paid for unlimited and only one closed at a time. Pizza was supposed to be ready at 11:45 -we had 1 sorcerer for more than 30 people! Too much for one person. Pizzas were not delivered until 12:10 and only 2 at a time and were served 2 slices at a time by waitress. We then had to wait to get 2 more pizzas. So we spent A LOT of time waiting for rides and food and very little time participating in the activities. Pizza was terrible -think kid pizza. Not one participant asked for seconds. Worse than Main Event pizza It could be improved with staff! And better food

We went here before the park opened and waited for 30 minutes to rid the ride, but then they ended…read moreup saying it was closed. Anyways the ride itself was just okay as I was not expecting too much. It was dark but you can sort of see where you are going and you go around and around the loop. The decor outside was really side. I probably ride it again, but it is not a ride of the I have to ride sort of a deal.

Runaway Mountain is a great mild to moderate roller coaster to cool down after a long hot summer…read moreday in Texas. One of the charms about this ride is that it is located indoors, and is air-conditioned, so you will love this ride. Something that will surprise you is that it IS pitch black inside. My friend thought something malfunctioned, but that is the intent of the ride, so you do not see what is coming your way. It overall isn't too intense, except the fact you can't see anything in front of you. I thought it was pretty fun, and the ride itself isn't too long or too short because a roller coaster IS in the building so you can't see anything.

Park was great, pricing was okay. One employee on the Titan was not though. Told my sister and I…read more"Can you guys just go home?" when the line was long for fast lane. Also most rides only had one cart going at a time, so even spending extra money on Fast Lanes was iffy because the waits were still long. The same employee was dropping her measuring stick every 2 minutes, handing off her employee phone and stick to a guest waiting to get on the ride to put on her jacket, leaning over the wooden part and telling everyone she was tired and just wanted to go home. Not the energy someone wants to encounter after waiting almost an hour for Fast Lanes. On the same ride, they made everyone move down 2 rows to let a family that wasn't waiting in line pick where they wanted to sit. We were bummed out because we did not want to be in the back and got moved to the back without warning. I do believe this letting families jump the line and pick where they sit is not okay especially for the people who paid extra for fast lanes. After getting bumped to the back row we were disappointed because we'd been in the back row for every ride we had been on and that was our final ride of the day. Also, if you plan to use the app to navigate your day, be cautious of the wait times. Each ride had a different wait time than what we saw in the app, and we ended up waiting even longer than what the app said.

I've been going to Six Flags for over 15 years, and it's always been a mixed bag. On paper it…read moredoesn't make sense to wait 3 hours for a 2 minute ride, but sometimes it's still worth it because the rides are genuinely fun and you still get that adrenaline rush. The staff is hit or miss too. A lot of the time it looks like they don't want to be there, but then you'll run into some employees who are actually really nice and helpful. My biggest issue is the Flash Pass. I usually buy the 90% reduced wait time option and it's insanely expensive, but somehow I still end up waiting in long lines even with it, which defeats the whole point. That said, this place isn't all bad, and it's not a 1 star for a reason. The park feels more sanitary now and you can tell they're making improvements to try to make it better. One warning: do not get FanShield, they won't give you your money back. Also, I wouldn't recommend ordering tickets online, do it in person just in case.

So fun for all children so big we played hide and seek so fun . Me and my friends loved it so much .read more

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Such a fun place for an afternoon activity with small kids in DFW!…read more My friend and I brought my niece for the afternoon to the Peppa Pig Theme Park. Parking was easy (around $6) and all of the staff were incredibly welcoming and friendly! The park is pretty small, but easy to navigate and pretty clean. There's about 5 rides, a playground, and a splash zone. We did all the rides and some time in the playground, which took around 2ish hours. They also do free shows with Peppa that were fun and covered from the heat! I took one star off due to the price. The ticket was expensive ($30ish) for such a small park and the food/drinks were expensive too. Luckily, you can bring your own food and drinks, which is what we did!

Cute theme park for babies & toddlers (especially the toddlers)! Majority of the rides are open for…read more34-36 inch (with adult rider). There is also a big playground area, splash pad area, and indoor area to "ride" bikes. Overall, my 3-year-old loved it! You can bring your own food, but there is a diner area inside too with pizza, nuggets, mac&cheese, hamburgers, and chips. Only negitive was the park opened at 9am, but the splash pad area didn't open until 10:30am due to short staffing. While I get the short staffing issue, when we asked why the area was still closed and when to expect it to be running, the 3 workers standing at the splash pad entrance were really rude and would tell us anything useful. We eventually asked a manager and they kindly gave us the answers we needed.

Always a fun time to be had together. We try to come bowl possibly once a quarter. It is hard to…read moreget on the schedule sometimes. They do have military and senior discounts. The restaurant isn't bad, but they don't have an inclined ball ramp that some places have to make it easier if you don't use bumpers.

Fun and the prices are not to high it's 4.45 per game and the shoes are only 3.25 my boys had a…read moreblast will go back

***owner told me they will be moving to a larger location soon****…read more Walked by this place didn't understand what it was, so we went back to investigate. SO GLAD we did. This is FUN! The rides here were invented and built by real rodeo cowboys. The men who actually rode the bucking broncos and bulls. They have taken their experiences and now you can have a taste of what it's like, but in safety. You can take a quick ride and call it a day, or if you want to take lessons in a safe environment before you take on the real deal, they can do that for you too. The men here were awesome, true Southern Gentlemen and a joy to meet. My ride on the mechanical bull lasted only 40 seconds or so (my choice), but it was a wild wild ride. You forget you are on a machine the way it bucks and moves. Unlike most mechanical bulls, this one is on wheels and is controlled by remote control. The bull rolls around the area as it bucks and kicks, giving you a very realistic taste of the cowboy (girl) life. You are safely seat belted in and the gentleman at the controls will never let you fall. If bucking and kicking are too much for you, don't worry there are other rides to take advantage of. There's even a giant fish you can ride. Definitely worth stopping in here!!

My extended family and I had a terrific time at Rodeo Zone! We had a fairly large group and had…read moreplenty of space for everyone to eat and relax without feeling crowded. We felt the Owner took great pride in the facility and we were very comfortable the whole time. We have two small boys who STILL talk about that day and we will certainly be back!