One of our kiddos has been going here all year. They are super accommodating and I love the…read morefishbowl setup where parents can watch their kids swimming! Super nice waiting area and as a plus it's also got a tumbling gym so I'm sure you can get 2 kids busy if you have them! I also love how they make it easy to make up classes if you miss one with other options. The instructors are friendly and the ratio of kids to teachers is always reasonable. All in all a good spot to send your kiddos for some swim lessons!

Pick somewhere else! Enrolled our kids here for 10 months so they could learn swim safety and not…read morejust drown in a pool. After month 4 we wondered why they didn't move up a level, were reassured it was normal, so we waited more months, still no testing to even see if they were ready. Then the instructors kept changing and we realized they were teaching our kids the same stuff they learned on day one every time they changed instructors for the class. Turns out they "weren't keeping track" of what the kids knew and after 10 months and $3,500, our kids still can't tread water on their own and were never tested to move up to level 2. They told us the kids "lacked confidence in the skills" when they've had 20 hours of swim time now and just weren't even taught the basics of basics here. They only let you unenroll via text that they ignore you on and then demand 30 days to unenroll you which is another $340. This place is a mess of mismanagement and poor safety. After 10 months my kids should know something.

The best facility out of all the Dallas county recreational center. Great price for renting as…read morewell! You have to call the Dallas park department for scheduling and to reserve a room. I love this place and will have my party here!

Recently upgraded! Lovely park, which also backs up to Santa Fe Trails. Beautiful community, always…read moreclean and fun to be here.

This is one of my favorite parks that I visit with my daughter during the week. There are several…read moreareas that kids enjoy, and the expanse of the park can be viewed safely (with a few rules) from the picnic pavilion, which provides the kids with a 'free range' experience that is hard to come by these days. The only downside is the lack of any restroom facilities at all, which is not that big of a deal with some planning.

We go here every weekend, the wife signed the little one up on a subscription and she loves it. It…read moreis age appropriate and a lot of fun for kids and adults. The little one says "I'm excited" when we say we are going to Little Gym and she looks forward to it. There are lots of activities that teach motor skills and also expend their energy (the most important part!). A great experience and a wonderful way to fill the day.

I'll make this really simple: - disgusting sanitation…read morepractices- they don't clean after each class and there's food and god knows what else all over the mats and floor - oversubscribed classes- kids everywhere and no caution taken for 1) safety or 2) any type of hygiene - rude and unapologetic management - no actual guidance in class- you're essentially paying for your kids to go and jump on mats which doesn't spark any type of creativity or learning to me - no control over sick attendance i.e kids attending with runny noses, coughing, sneezing etc and its all good! Surprised that post-covid these are the measures taken at an establishment that is meant for young babies. Dont risk it.

Porter Park has lot of nice open field for strolling but it also has beautiful trees surrounding it…read morefor scenery. The park is not that large by any means but it is nice to visit if you are near the area. It is next to an elementary school so you should be aware of the times and hours you visit. There are lots of things to choose from when coming here. Things this park has include a small basketball court, a tennis court, a small disc golf course and some picnic tables. The recommendation: While is not anything grand or spectacular... it is a nice and peaceful park for all ages.

The park is really nice and is in a good area, but if you're looking for a park to play basketball…read moreat this isn't the park for you. The Court is split in half because there's a tennis area in the middle of both of them so if you wanted to play full Courts it's definitely not possible. The rims are bad and there's no gate around the Courts so if you miss you gotta run a mile just to go get the ball. I would recommend if you're looking for a park to bring kids, play football, Tennis, and they even have a Frisbee golf area!

I recently moved from North Dallas to Mesquite. I put off getting out and looking for my…read moreneighborhood Planet Fitness for months, because my son told me it wasn't in a safe area. But weeks later, his stepson told me it was a fine area, no worries! So off I went to check it out. Nice clean parking lot and many places to park right in front. The attendant wasn't very attentive when I walked in, didn't acknowledge me. But I stopped instead of simply showing my barcode and told him, "This is my first time here. Where is the ladies locker room?" He pointed it out to me and I bought a water. He told me to have a good workout. I surveyed the place as I walked thru. Nice, very organized and machines in good shape. Good lighting, the music was just right. Plenty of machines, also. And my favorite - the 30 minute circuit. All machines are in good condition there, also. If I ever can get back into my routine, I will make this spot my go-to spot!

Great place. Clean. Lots of equipment. Friendly staff. Been member for several monthsread more

Normally this park would only be getting about 3 stars. However they played it well with the…read morelimited amount of space they were given. You might have to pay to park but I found street parking around the corner. The park is all artificial turf so the ball is going to jump and run when hit on the ground. Also this park is very small. Ill bet the outfield was only about 170 feet and netting is used to catch the HR hit. They do have nice bleachers for fans and the dug outs are cute and cozy. The food shack has typical stuff like hot dogs, popcorn, candy. Nice little park given the compact nature of it. The boys loved playing here.

"Mavs Ballpark" ....This is truly a hidden jewel when it comes to youth baseball fields…read more I've been here a few times for a Mavs event, it's the perfect place to host an event. It's one of the finest youth baseball parks you're going to find in the Metroplex maybe in the country. The field is TURF!! It's located off Harry Hines in downtown Dallas walking distance from the American Airlines Center. It has a park lot of about 25 spaces.

I love this pool. It has a chiller so water stays cool all summer long.Dressing rooms are available…read moreand well maintained. Staff is very kind and friendly. Never have had an issue at all.

If I could give this place, zero stars, I absolutely would…read more The general manager of "12 years" was the most unprofessional, mean woman I've ever met. A group of friends and I went to the pool and not even being there for 10 minutes this woman came over to us and insisted that we were being offensive towards others for our bathing suits. Mind you we passed this woman walking in and she didn't give us a rundown on the rules or anything. She clearly saw what we wearing when we were walked in. The level of unprofessionalism is astounding. She then proceeded to embarrass my whole friend group, and basically sexualized us by saying that we all were in "thongs", and NEEDED to cover up. None of us were in revealing clothing or thongs so we were all very confused. After being sexualized, yelled at & disrespected we decided to pack up and leave. While leaving I tried to have a mature conversation with her, she then put her hand in my face and yelled at me saying, "you have a lot to say for someone who is in a thong" and that I need to leave. I'm a grown adult, so the comment was a little bit funny. I'm fully aware that rules are rules, but to go about it in this way as a manager when your number one skill is to be able to de-escalate, was unnecessary. Do better and get a new general manager. As for the general manager, please seek happiness. Trying to come for young adults makes you bitter and sad.