Thanks-Giving Square is a non-denominational space that is world class in so many ways. It' was…read moredesigned by Philip Johnson- truly one of the behemoths of modern architecture, and the real deal when it comes to evoking a sense of timelessness. Set in the middle of downtown Dallas, Thanks-Giving Square is a place that feels very calming despite being in the middle of a busy business district. There are fountains, some works of art like "The Golden Rule" by Norman Rockwell and a glorious non-denominational chapel where you can sit in silent contemplation and admire the beauty. Inside the chapel is an incredible spiral ceiling that is mesmerizing. The whole site is wonderful, and I highly recommend spending some time looking at the site from different perspectives and admiring the architecture from varied angles to get a true appreciation of the brilliance of this design. Thanks-Giving Square is truly a gift to the city of Dallas, and one of my fave places to be. So glad this is in my city. You never really hear much about this place, but I think it's a true gem.

How absolutely wonderful to stumble across this as a break from the concrete and steel jungle of…read moredowntown Dallas. Sitting at a table next to the water feature, it completely drowned out the sounds of honking horns and screaming ambulances and everything else. I spent about a half hour relaxing here and allowing my senses to reset. It is quiet, it is calm, it is peace. I opted not to visit the chapel. [Review 778 of 2024 - 535 in Texas - 21809 overall]

Great place to have your event. The venue is stunning. The staff members are excellent to work…read morewith. The Dallas skyline off the deck is amazing!!

Great venue right in the middle of DE area. It was perfect for the event I attended. Great balcony…read moreoverseeing the skyline except for that big billboard sign covering parts of it. It would be more awesome if the city will get rid of that. Other than that I had a great time here

Decided to stop by here to check out their driving range. You normally need to schedule online but…read moreif you go early enough they let you walk in. They have bar foods and drinks available as well. The price is quite expensive though, $50 for an hour. It is nice though especially if going with Roger's as they have a couch and chairs you can sit on while the other is swinging.

Indoor golf league is a lot of fun and a nice break after work. My friend and I have been coming…read morehere for 2 years and they are always accommodating

This quaint historical location is tucked away off University Drive and is easily accesible through…read moreTrinity Park. Under the auspices of the Log Cabin Village, it is well maintained. I believe there are tours available on Saturdays, but it was closed upon my excursion. After walking around, taking in the historical aura, I walked into Trinity Park as well as paid a visit to the Will Rogers area. I was so impressed with the informational markers on site, I willl make it a point to come back for a tour. Maybe the guides will be dressed in era appropriate attire. Anyway, don't miss out on learning one of the pillars of Fort Worth.

As a full-service Dallas-based wedding planner at The Wildflowers, we cannot recommend Absolute…read moreEntertainment enough. We recently produced and designed a wedding where they provided not only the entertainment for ceremony, cocktail hour, dinner, AND reception, but also the audio and lighting equipment. With so many moving part (the ceremony itself had an officiant, solo singer, gospel choir, and a string trio!), we couldn't have done it without Shay, Dave, Stacie, and the rest of their professional team. This team goes above and beyond to ensure that everything is perfect with a smile on their face. I look forward to recommending them to all of our clients!

Knapp Heritage Park was a quiet little step back in time. A few old cabins, a schoolhouse, and some…read moreshady spots to wander through--felt like I accidentally time-traveled to early Texas. Not a big place, but peaceful and worth a quick stroll if you're nearby.

Knapp Heritage Park, dedicated in 2004, contains three of the oldest Arlington structures. This…read morecultural and heritage facility is available for school tours, rentals, private tours, and is open to the general public. The Jopling-Melear and Watson cabins, which date to the mid-1800s, along with a 1910 one-room schoolhouse are also located within the park. The Bardin blacksmith barn is also onsite, along with a general store located in James Knapp's law office. The park is open every Saturday and Sunday from 1-4pm, but I was here at 11am and it was closed up. Still, you can see quite a bit by pressing your nose up against the gate. This is some of the earliest history of the DFW metroplex and it's worth checking out. There is street parking and a city parking lot across the street. [Review 16088 overall - 268 in Texas - 1593 of 2021.]

***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!

Attended a pop culture convention and met Parker Posey. The…read morecenter is large, modern and clean. Bathrooms are extremely clean. Employees are very helpful and friendly. Easy to navigate convention. Signage everywhere. Didn't feel smashed in or congested as some other centers can be for high-impact events.

The facility itself is a great venue. The staff help make it that way. Road signage could be…read morebetter around it, especially as it pertains to vendors. We drove around for a long time trying to figure out where exactly our load in was supposed to be. Once inside the place is really nice. Well-maintained is an understatement. For as much that happens here, the place is spotless and there is a tireless crew that makes that happen.