It was really easy and fun to play. We only got to play the first course because it started…read moreraining, but we still had fun. The employees were really nice.

My family and I had a lot of good post-dinner moments at Treasure Island Golf & Games in Corpus…read moreChristi, TX. Right away my people said "challenge" course over the "adventure." I paid $76.89 for 3 kids, 4 adults, 2 cold bottled waters, and a Gatorade. We could only have maximum 4 per group, so my brother got talked into playing with the kids. Hallelujah! Lol. We laughed hysterically. Had a sudden torrential downpour of rain fall on us. It lasted maybe 2 minutes. Played the entire course with no more issues and most of the slow pokes ahead of us seemed to move on or skipped ahead. There were hardly any flags placed in the holes. Do folks not know what to do? The youngsters running the place on 6.20.2025 were nice and respectful. The main downfall for me were the lone women's restroom - they just weren't all that clean and needed remodeling.

We had a great time! Would definitely love to do it again on our next trip down here. Our guide was…read moregreat the kids and so were the horses.

The horses were absolutely beautiful and clearly well cared for, and the scenery made for a…read morememorable 25th birthday experience. From an animal and setting standpoint, everything looked great. Unfortunately, the guide's demeanor took away from what should have been a fun and relaxing ride. When we arrived and paid (nearly $300 for two people), she made a comment about having "seen crumpled one-dollar bills before but never hundreds," which felt unnecessary and unprofessional. Throughout the ride, she micromanaged constantly despite us following instructions and staying behind her horse the entire time. At the end of the ride, when I said thank you, she commented that it looked like my shorts were undone. They were slightly baggy Levi shorts -- that's the style -- and they were clearly not undone. When I calmly said, "No, they're just baggy," she turned to the other attendants as we were walking out and asked them to look and confirm. At that point, we simply left. Making personal comments about a guest's clothing and involving other people was unnecessary and inappropriate. For the price paid, I expected professionalism and a welcoming atmosphere -- especially for a birthday celebration. The horses were wonderful, but the overall experience felt overly critical and oddly personal at times. For guests celebrating special occasions, a more professional and welcoming tone would have made a big difference.

I haven't been here in 10 years and love seeing all the improvements. I should start off with the…read moresaying that each ticket is $50 a person now. We stayed for about 3 hours and watched the Dolphin and shark shows. There's a lot of things to see and love all the interactions! It was so cool to be up close and personal with the flamingos! The dolphin show was really cute! Parking was $7 and we went early to park in the lot. We had a great family visit!

TLDR: Large aquarium with a lot to see (incl. a small water park) but very high entrance fees. $50…read morepp (13+) and $37 for kids (3-12). 2 and under are free. Whether it's worth it depends on your kids ages' and how long you can spend there. Parking: $7 at official lots; $5 at unofficial ones. VALUE: The entrance fee for this aquarium is very high. $50 a person (13 and up) and $37 for kids (3-12). Thankfully 2 and under are free. I get it -- it's a giant building with a lot of different exhibits. There is a large dolphin zone with daily shows. There are a variety of interactive exhibits where you can touch stingrays and so on. Plus there's a small water park outside! I understand that an operation of this magnitude requires a lot of maintenance and labor and this costs a lot of money. But here's the thing -- if you're bringing small children -- it might be hard to justify the price tag because toddlers get tired, restless, or bored relatively fast. My kids (3.5YO and 2YO) started losing interest and getting cranky after two hours. I sort of wish they had a separate fee category for 3 and 4 year olds since $37 feels like a lot. At that age, they can still get tired and cranky pretty fast. For older kids, it's great. You can spend a lot of time here, including at the water park. PARKING: As far as parking goes, it's $7 to park in their official lots. The closest one is right in front of the building. We couldn't find parking there. We didn't check any other official lots since we found an unofficial lot nearby (next to the restaurant on the water). It was $5 payable by Venmo -- I've never done that before but we talked to a few others at the lot and it seemed fine. CROWDS/STROLLERS: This place is busy. We came on a Friday afternoon and it was pretty busy already. I can't even imagine how it looks on a weekend. Especially with strollers and such. I'd avoid bringing a stroller, if your kid can handle it. Easier to baby wear the little ones and just have your toddler walk (they'll be getting out constantly to see exhibits anyway). The stroller would just make it harder to navigate the exhibits plus the elevator takes a while. Ultimately, if you have toddlers (especially over 3, which requires a substantial fee), decide whether it's worth spending over $100 on admission alone. Your kids may get tired fast and you might feel compelled to leave earlier than anticipated. I definitely felt like I was pushing my kids to experience as much as possible to justify the price tag.

Love this place. It's all about the kids. They have everything that's needed for your child of…read moreany age to explore their inner gymnast. Fully stocked with quality equipment that is taken care of. They have toddler time on Wednesday morning and my grandson thinks he is just hot stuff having no limits in a safe environment. My granddaughter is 5 and takes 2 gymnastics classes a week and loves it. The coach/gymnast ratio is big enough to teach individualality but still small enough to get attention to detail during instructions.

I take my boys to Toddler Time. They have so much fun all of the equipment. Staff and owner are…read morekind and helpful. The facility has a ton of equipment, and trophies.

The Oso Bay Wetlands Preserve has been a place of refuge for me over the years. A place I come to…read morepause, quiet the mind, and reflect. Why? Well, just look at some of the pictures, and you'll get the idea. It is the best and most well kept public nature spot in Corpus Christi, for sure. If you do not know, Oso Bay is where Oso Creek eventually spills out into the bay. It is a really great representation of the ecological beauty and complexity of the area. I can see why so many families and friends frequently come here in groups. In short, it is "Not Your Typical Park". If you are visiting Corpus, for whatever reason, I highly recommend going out of your way to visit this not so hidden treasure!

We stopped by here to check things out. It's free, not much to complain about that! The visitor's…read morecenter was closed but we chose to walk the trails anyway. I'm not sure if the last hurricane dried up these wetlands but things were very dry as of April 2022 and it wasn't much of a wetland at all. They have some really nice park features in the front. Trails are good but are not well marked as indicated by other reviewers but it's not difficult to figure out. There is little shade and the trees seem to really hold in the humidity so bring lots to drink, sunscreen, and maybe frequent in the am or when it's cooled down in the evening. Please pay attention to the rattlesnake signs and stay on the trails

We loved our trip to see the Hooks play the Arkansas Travelers at Whataburger Field. The seats were…read morecomfortable and had a great view. I had a beer in a souvenir cup and a foot long hot dog, which was quite yummy. We had a bit of sun on us in the home team side when we arrived at 6:30 on June 6. It didn't take long to be fully shaded. One of the teens in our group was able to do some practice pitches on the mound before the game and a woman in our group caught a ball that was used in the game and thrown over the net.

First time at Whataburger Field and in catching a Hooks game. From start to finish, I thoroughly…read moreenjoyed my time here. There was a lot of entertainment in between innings to keep us engaged in the ball game. Parking was easy! Passing through the metal detector and scanning our admission tickets were even easier. Other than paying for parking, the park has gone completely cashless. Once the game was over, I was surprised at how easy it was to head to the parking lot and leave the area. Attending the park and game was the highlight of my experience here on vacation in Corpus Christi.

These people are great! They got me in on short notice. Everything was explained really well…read more The jet skis are really nice. I enjoyed their enthusiasm for helping me get the experience I was looking for. The area they use is great. It's not just a square portion next to a beach. They run all over the place. I called a bunch of places that were a bit tough to schedule. This was as fast and easy as possible. I know you have 5 pages right now with 2 non-working numbers. Save yourself some time and call them up.

Julio and Ian provided wonderful service and vert attentive and helpful. Thank you again.read more

Basically just paid for seats and umbrella. Technically the people working will go get you drinks…read moreor food from the mobile bar and pizza food truck parked on the property, but you have to go up and ask them to do so, and at that point you might as well just go to the trucks yourself. But the beach was nice and pretty clean. There are also restrooms that are easy to access.