Beautiful grass fields with shaded bleachers make this site great place to play ball. They have a…read moregreat snack bar with lots of food and drinks. They have pizza, hotdogs, nachos, popcorn and sometime chic fila sandwiches. ULL is the best organization we have ever been a part of.

ULL is the best place to play youth baseball in Fort Worth. From PeeWee age 4.5 playing on a micro…read morefield to age 14 juniors playing on full 90' bases, this organization was a large part of our sports life for over 8 years and 13 seasons plus 6 all star teams. My son progressed and learned the game and learned sportsmanship here. I learned to coach and helped run his division when he was older. The volunteers, the staff and the parents here are all passionate about baseball, about teaching life lessons and building community. Many players leave to go play select or travel ball, but there are enough that remain that the older divisions are still fun and competitive with the other leagues we play against. The introduction of 50-70 "intermediate" baseball for those aged 12-13 is a great transition from the LL field to full sized High School field. This level and the "Junior" program play against Arlington and Fossil Creek teams and so you get some minor travel and some weekend doubleheaders. Overall a fantastic experience, and all are welcome. Scholarships are available like all LL. They even have an incredible Challenger league for special needs kids age 4-17. Having volunteered to run that division and work with the players was one of the most rewarding things I've ever done.

Outstanding! The initial welcome was exceptionally cordial and professional. The first group class…read moreexceeded any expectation I could have had, and it surpassed all experiences I have had in dance schools coast-to-coast across the United States. Group classes are held for the International Latin style dances, and individual programs (private lessons, dancesport preparation, wedding lessons) may be tailored for one's dance goals. I could not be happier with my experiences with and at GS Ballroom! The studio stands out for a number of notable reasons. The opulent decor, comfortable lounge and preparation areas, and the large dance floor are equal in magnitude and dignity to the dance and instructional talents of Shorena, Gocha, and all faculty members, all of whom showcase their extensive, internationally renowned and highly decorated careers in the global dancesport community. With their own roots and life-journeys in traditional dance schools and competitive ballroom dance, Shorena and Gocha have brought the elegance and fire of dancesport to Dallas, Texas. While a number of starts and stops have punctuated my own dance journey, I have been a competitive ballroom dancer for over two decades, and as a new-to-Dallas transplant, my heart and feet are perfectly elated to have found this high-carat gem, and certainly moreover to know both are where they belong, GS Ballroom.

One of a kind and truly a unique experience. Amazing coaching. Great for casual instruction and…read morein-depth learning as well. Includes social dances such as salsa, cha cha, tango, swing and waltz. Great vibe and culture.

Still are pretty much a failure of an organization these days. Mark Cuban I didn't really think…read morewould sell the team but it was a deal I am sure that he received. Anthony "Street Clothes" Davis is still there but probably for not much longer. Months later than expected, Nico the GM did get fired and I am sure most Dallas fans still want to beat his ass for trading Luka.

Feeling pretty conflicted here as a long time fan of your team. You are an underdog team, and…read morealways have been. You got to the finals with one of your better players, and then this season you dropped him mid-season, cause some higher up didn't want to negotiate a continued contract with him. That stung. Could have at least let him play til the team got edged out in the playoffs this Spring. I don't think I need to be spending any more money on tickets to your games. Y'all stink, and it's just gonna get worse now. Have fun never getting another championship, Dallas! You do you. I hope you realize that 2011 was a long time ago!

My compadres and I play indoor soccer here once a week and it does the job. I can't comment on the…read moreother activities they host here. The place is pretty old and run down, but we only come for the indoor soccer field. They have the main field and another smaller field you can rent to practice or scrimmage with your team/friends. The building is large and has plenty of room for families and large groups. There is a "restaurant" on the first floor that extends up to a second level so you can buy a bucket of beer and hangout or watch the games going on. The staff is pretty complacent, but it's an indoor soccer arena so who cares. Also, there's plenty of parking in front and out back.

Had a fun time at the Fort Worth Junior League's Christmas in Cowtown shopping event. 250 vendors…read moreoffered mom & pop and boutique experience. Funds also support multiple local charities. Tickets for entry are $15 at the door. Parking is $12 right by the coliseum and is so convenient. Staff was helpful and friendly. A really enjoyable experience!

Always come here for the stock show. Might start catching some horse shows throughout the year…read more Plenty of parking around and definitely spacious.

Incredible location to hold big sporting events. Well organized clean neat and spectator friendly…read more When it's full it's a cool environment wherethe athletes can compete.

This is a very nice basketball facility for Fort Worth ISD , and have been here many times. What…read moregets me is why they charge for parking during basketball playoffs. They already raise ticket prices to cover any extra staff they may need to add. It's not like there are a lot more cars in the lot. It seems awful greedy to me. Don't we already pay school taxes. Shouldn't this cover school property? It's always about the money.

This was my first time going to a college football game, I really enjoyed myself and definitely…read morecould tell you that TCU has a huge fan base. Everyone was in TCU spirit and enjoyed themselves, stadium was nice and clean even the restrooms were easy to get in and out of during breaks.

Great stadium to watch some awesome TCU baseball players! Get some general admission seats and…read morebring your chairs and kids bring their gloves for foul balls and homeruns. When the sun is out, it's hot so bring sunscreen. Also they have a clear bag policy, so remember that! Also GO TCU!!

Well laid out stadium. Food and drink are easy to find pretty much wherever you are. Seats were…read moregood and of course the crowd is wild. Parking was easy on us but we have a pass. You might find yourself parking in the neighborhoods $20 - $40 depending on the yard. Safe and easy walk to the stadium whoever you park. Normal protocols at the gate...no food or drink except for a off the shelve water bottle. Heavy police presence as you can imagine.

Didn't catch a game, but walking around TCU's football stadium was a treat on its own. The place…read morehas this clean, modern charm mixed with Texas-sized pride. You can feel the Horned Frog spirit in the stonework and the skyline views from the stands. It's not just a stadium--it's a statement. Quiet when empty, but you can tell it roars come game day. A great stop if you're in Fort Worth and love college football culture.