Get the speed pass. Nice for a get out. Good rooms for haunts. The music is lively and the…read moreassociates try hard to lend you a great experience

Honestly, pretty underwhelming. There weren't enough scare actors inside the haunt rooms, and there…read morewas way too much dead space between scenes. Outside the houses, there weren't any roaming actors either, which is usually one of my favorite parts. The scariest things of the night ended up being the cockroaches flying around and landing on people. A few actors even warned us to watch out for copperheads and a rat... not exactly the spooky vibe I was hoping for. Overall, it was just meh more creepy crawlies than actual scares.

This place has some wonderful light displays. A great place for a family outing. There are so…read moremany frames and arches for family pictures and Christmas cards. I think my two favorites are the white crown and the carriage you can sit in. Both are lovely. Getting into and out of the parking lot is easy with multiple exits. We went on a Saturday and it was slightly crowded and there were some Lines to the best photo ops. Only about 8 families deep tho, so it probably went fast. We just went to the next photo place. Most impressive were the castle, mermaid, carriage and white crown. The alleyways with curved light features were very cute. I did not see the maze or space shuttle that were mentioned in other posts. It took us about 1 hour and 15 min to view all the lights. I got discounted tickets on Groupon before I got there.

we have attended magical winter lights for years now, and it truly gets better every year. the…read morechoice to move to the fort bend county fairgrounds in rosenberg was a good call. the venue is gigantic with plenting of parking, sooo many lights, a carnival, food and craft vendors, and acrobat performances. at ~$25 (cheaper on groupon), the entry fee is really worth the amount of attractions they offer, plenty entertaining for both adults and kids alike - the lights: very stunning and there are so many different themes. travel through an ice kingdom, stroll through dinosaurs, enter in outer space, and end up in the east! this year for the first time they have a cozy and festive mini train that takes you through the park for only $5. also don't miss the wishing tree and write your prayers and dreams to hang up for the new year :) - the acrobat performances: BESTTT part of the experience hands down. this alone is worth coming here for. these acrobats are insanely talented and showcase chinese culture so beautifully through classic stunts, beautiful clothing, traditional chinese dances, music choices, etc. the performances are different each year, but they last around 30-40 minutes and have 2 showings every night! - the vendors: i dont really care for them since they are overpriced (as expected), but its hard to resist a cup of hot chocolate or some elotes on a cold winter night. the crafts are pretty interesting and uniquely chinese, which is worth checking out at the very least. - the carnival: it seems like they just stuck this part on for people to do in case they are bored, but its nothing special. just an average carnival with typical games and pay-to-win prizes overall this is an amazing experience to get into the holiday season and in my honest opinion sooo much more worth than constellation field or surrounding light shows. some aspects of it definitely shine brighter than the others, but theres def plenty to do and see regardless!

My Grandsons Graduation was held here it was a very nice stadium, I was impressed with all the…read morepolice officers there, directing traffic and controlling the amount of people and very helpful towards the crowd. The field was well kept and the seats and bleachers were all clean. You could see that the parking lots were being circled around by the officers to make sure no one's car was broken into.

We participated in a MLK day parade and the route ended here…read more Plenty of parking, building was new and in good condition and they had plenty of seating outside. They hosted several food trucks and it made it so easy to be able to sit and eat. The inside was nicely designed too, great room for presentations and a couple of restrooms too.

My friends and I talked about going to a haunted house all year and when October hit, our schedules…read morejust didn't align. Luckily, Creepy Hollow stays open a little after Halloween which worked out perfect for us! Creepy Hollow has been on my radar for awhile. I heard it was the scariest around so I had to check it out. I live in Pearland, so getting here was easy. I'm sure it's a drive for most people. We got there early so parking was a breeze, but they do have people directing traffic as it does get busy during the Halloween season. We came on a discount weekend so it was 5 dollars off the 40 dollar price rage. Kinda steep you say? I think it's fair since you get 3 attractions and entertainment all throughout the grounds. You can also pay extra for speed passes to skip lines. On top of that, you can also pay extra if you don't want the actors to touch you. Yes you read that right, they do touch. None of us paid for extras, and for the most part, the touching wasn't over the top. Some were a little much, but nothing inappropriate, just rough. The scare factor was definitely there in all the attractions. They did a great job with the set ups and themes of the different houses. I definitely had a few scream moments even though I was supposed to be protecting the gals. They also have shows, shops, entertainment and food throughout the property. Overall, my peeps and I had a blast and are planning on coming back next year for our spooky fix!

Came here last night and I'm honestly super impressed by this haunted house. First things first,…read morethey DO TOUCH you here, not just a little light tap here and there - you do sign up for full on hair grabbing, neck touching, and expect to be grabbed on your head or body, etc. I'm a fan of haunts and have been looking for something to take it to the next level, so I was fully okay and enjoyed this part of the experience. I do understand that may be too intense for some people, so be aware. You can pay for a "No Touch" pass for $10. General admission was $40 plus taxes and online fees. You can also buy at the ticket booth when you arrive - CASH ONLY. Once you enter, you scan a QR code and join a virtual queue for the haunted houses. You'll get a text when it's your turn and the haunt starts at Dark Woods and is set up nicely to connect to the other haunted houses. I love that I did not have to wait in line the entire time I was there with the virtual queue. Honestly it's a very thoughtful touch and all haunted houses should have this option to help with long waits. While you wait, you can grab food from food trucks, watch their Freak Shows, shop at their gift shops, or just hang out with your friends. Every staff member was super nice and awesome to interact with. 10/10 and I can understand why they are the top haunted house in Texas!!

Almost a member for ten years and still inconsistency in food and service. Just had lunch with my…read morekids and we had to return the quesadillas and they charged me 50% of the returned plate. The other things that we ordered were not good at all.

I hosted an event here prior to COVID (April 2019) and throughly enjoyed my experience. The event…read morecoordinator was attentive and responsive. She sent me multiple options for room layouts, catering options, and even suggested a particular time of the week that allowed us to have a discounted price of the venue. Food and basic decor (chair covers, etc) was arranged through the venue. We elected to have our own photographer and florists. The view of the golf course and outdoor terrain was peaceful and serene. There were several areas with tall grassy fields as well as big oak trees in the background. It allowed for beautiful pictures with our photographer. The catered food from the venue (salmon and several other sides) was decent - not the absolute best, but not too bad. The venue decor itself was very traditional (patterned rug, heavy curtains, cloth chair covers). Overall, I had a great experience hosting my event at this venue and would recommend to others.

I came here with my siblings to continue celebrating my brother's birthday. There have been so many…read moreclaw machine spots popping up everywhere. We do enjoy it for the thrill of winning a ton of stuffed animals. My brother did trade in some of his stuffed animals for Pokémon cards and a toy car for my baby nephew. Overall, we had a great time.

Pretty self explanatory. All machines are crane/ claw type. Pretty easy to win . Most machines…read morerequire 2-3 tries to win. There are free plastic bags available to carry the stuffed animals while you play. At the end you are able to trade the small teddies for bigger stuffed animals or items. Most of the machines are 1 token. 1 token = $1.00 . My 10 yr old had a blast. Machines were fully restocked when we went.

After twenty years of saying "Hey, Wife, we need to do to the George Observatory and stargaze with…read morethe kids" we finally bought tickets about a month or so ago for last nights, 07June2025, experience. Thinking that we would have a hard time finding the Observatory, we left home earlier than we thought we should to be there for our 10pm seating. We were sooooo wrong about that. Not only was it easy to get there from The Woodlands, we got there early enough to be placed on the 9pm viewings wait list. Luckily enough, we did NOT make that list. Instead, we were able to take a long look at the displays in the waiting area as well as relax (thank goodness for Deep Woods Off) on one of the benches and count the firefly lights in the trees as well as just look at the sky with the MarkI eyeball for a taste of the infinite. The skeeters were ignoring the Deep Woods Off, so we moseyed into the atrium and visited with our fellow stargazers while the 10pm hour approached. The theater was cool and dim with a rerunning video on solar/universe sights displaying on the wall, making for a nice waiting area. At 10pm, our host began our stargazing experience. Since my Wife has issues with stairs (old injury and plain old time) we took the ramp to the pavilion that accesses the telescope entrances. That slope os gentle and meandered around the back of the Observatory under a massive oak tree and made for a nice stroll for us arm in arm. There were at least five additional mobile telescopes on the deck ranging from 4" to 16" in size. The images attached are from the 4" to give a reference of the quality scopes used. The instruments in the two smaller cupolas were 16" and 18" respectively with the 36" main dominating the deck of the pavilion. We were able to use the eyepieces on the 16 and 36 to directly view stellar formations well outside our solar system. The 18 was having issues, so it was not used last night. Staff and Volunteers were outstanding and let everyone take a peek in the eyepiece as long as they desired on each scope, even the 36 incher. Many of them were not astronomers but had a passion for stargazing as well as producing a cornucopia of knowledge for us to ingest about the equipment and the viewed object. Personally, I prefer planetary viewing, but the stellar items were a sight to behold. My Wife wants to go back in winter, during a New Moon to get a better view of the Milky Way and the Winter Sky series of constellations and I heartily agree with her. We will be back in Nov or Dec. The cost of tickets is reasonable and go to the upkeep of the Observatory, but access to Brazos Bend State Park is NOT included in the ticket fee. A per person fee will be assessed at the entrance by Park personnel. There is usually a few weeks of sold out sessions, so plan well ahead and get those slots early. Hope for clear skies and slather yourself with bug spray. Ciao, Darrell

Nice people, great classes. The observatory was awesome! The classes are about astronomy, come to…read morethis place if your kids like astronomy (space science/ outer space). Learning how to work in Mission Control and Space Ship. Astronomy classes as well. Mini Exhibits. Very great place! RECOMMEND FOR FUTURE STEM PROGRAMS, FEILD TRIPS, AND MORE!

A family friendly all Black rodeo event, Sweet Tooth Rodeo, presented by Sp5der, and the Bill…read morePicket Invitational Rodeo at the Monumental Plaza Garibaldi, 13700 Karalis Rd, Houston, TX 77047. Ample leg room, unassigned seating, and great views . Camera crew needed to focus more attention on entire arena on the jumbo tron. Instead, young ladies twerking in VIP. Rodeo tickets were $50. $30 parking fees 1/5 in large grass lot directed by attendants. Lots of police presence 5/5, several food vendors, great DJ, expensive merch that was flying, Photo Booth, and large tidy restroom. 5/5 Multiple rodeo announcers including Acynthia Villery featured on Great Day Houston, announcer trailblazer, cultural ambassador for Black rodeo life. Inducted into the Black Cowboy Museum Hall of Fame and 2 Presidential Lifetime Achievement Awards. Ladies Barrel racing, bulldogging aka steer wrestling created by Bill Picket, bull and horse riding. It was a fun event.

It was a great experience for our kids. They enjoy watching the bull riding show. It was hot but we…read moreknew in advance there's no a/c and we were ready for that. There's a lot of vendors to buy food and drinks.