This is a nice place to visit with the kids, especially if they like a hands on experience with…read morehistory and trains. There aren't any tours on a regular basis, I'm not even sure they offer that. It is more on your own to explore the opportunities they have. Our favorite is ringing the bell on the old steam locomotive. The price is right for a Saturday with a little time to spare. The hours are a little short or sometimes they could be closed. This is acceptable to me, the staff is volunteer. I recommend to maybe call ahead if travelling a linger distance.

I went out with my fiancée and our friend to see the production of Anastasia, being the first time…read moreI had ever been to a musical. We were having a good time. Before it started and during intermission we were chatting and catching up with our friend, reminiscing about the movie version of the story and talking about Disney and other movies from childhood, along with lighthearted teasing of our friend's hairstyle, some risqué chatter we kept vague in case anyone was eavesdropping (plus there were kids). In general we were having fun and laughing, but this was at the intermission. Our friend said that it was nice and refreshing to see heavier performers (as the three of us are all heavier set women ourselves). We all really enjoyed the production overall and we had fun, but the issue came when it was over. We were standing outside the theater by our friends car, chatting about future musicals we wanted to see and seeing about making plans. Thats when 2 men approached us, one of them claiming to be the owner. He honed in on our friend and told her that someone there with 2 teens had complained that there was disrespectful behavior, body shaming of performers, and vulgarity. Our friend tried to tell him her side, that there wasn't body shaming (again, we were all heavy ourselves so how does that make sense??), and even told him twice that my fiancée and I were there with her but this man ignored my fiancée and I as if we weren't even there. He continued to berate our friend about it being a family establishment and if we can't 'behave ourselves' that we aren't allowed back. Absolutely nothing that was said between us was anything bad, explicit, or even malicious toward the actors. To the woman who complained about us and lied about what she overheard and misconstrued it: mind your own business! If your TEENS are that fragile, keep them out of the public school system as they definitely hear much worse there. I'm sorry people having a good time and laughing was so triggering. You could have turned around and asked us to chill with our noise (again, during intermission?), but instead you had to pull a cowardly Karen and whine to the theater owner. It was our first and last time coming to this establishment, an extremely positive experience was completely ruined by these uncalled for and unfounded accusations. We will also warn everyone we know against going to this theatre. With behavior like this from an owner who can't be bothered to hear out both sides of the story and drive away new customers, it's no wonder the place can't afford to clean the dust and grime from the ceiling nor fix the multiple cracks it contains.

This recent trip to The Hunchback of Notre Dame is quite literally the first time I ever attended…read morethe Wichita Falls Theater in Wichita Falls, Texas. I must say that I was quite impressed with the orderly service and clean facilities in addition to the wide spaces inside the main lobby and the seating area. The chairs weren't that soft though. The food was equally pricy too. There was plenty of parking though around the surrounding areas.

Wonderful place! The ladies there are very informative and very kind, full of great information…read more The place itself is a jail on one side and a sheriff's house on the other. Each room is filled with amazing stories and artifacts of the county and how people lived back then.

Absolutely hysterical production of The Play That Goes Wrong! This is comedy at its best. Great…read morecast, witty script and the atmosphere of a beautifully preserved old theater. The audience had a blast and so did the actors. Don't miss it!

My wife and I travelled all the way from Arizona to be here for the opening weekend of "The Little…read moreMermaid," only to learn that the entire weekend had been cancelled due to a faulty air conditioning system. Needless to say, we are extremely disappointed! We feel sure that the current condition was due to some poor management decisions, and that the system could have been repaired in a timely manner, should the proper people have decided to do so. Whatever happened to the mantra that "the show must go on?" This is a "black eye" for the reputation of the theater, and one that will not soon be forgotten.

Food very good service good polite friendly.. easy to miss from the outside. Each time I've eaten…read morethere food has always been good . It's humble in its surroundings.. don't let that stop you

The food is excellent!!!! The service was great and just an all around nice place to eat and…read morerelax....

Everything is bigger in Texas but here we have the World's Shortest Skyscraper (or World's Littlest…read moreif that helps Yelp search). It is only four stories tall and it's quite skinny. It turns out that the City of Wichita Falls got duped by a charlatan. They thought they were getting a 480 foot tall building but instead got this one that is only 480 inches. And for our metric friends, they thought they were getting a 146 meter tall building but instead got this one that is only 12 meters. Technically named the McMahon Building, it is built from red brick. When the shop at the ground level is open, you can climb the stairs to the top. They sell some Shortest Skyscraper souvenirs and some other home decor items in their antique shop. The building is at the corner of La Salle and 7th Street. You can't miss it. [Review 16125 overall - 304 in Texas - 1630 of 2021.]

Built in 1919 at 480 inches, a developer scammed investors out of the modern equivalent 3.5 million…read moredollars believing the "skyscraper" would be 480 feet tall. Hilarious. It's listed in the Texas registry of historical places. Named by Ripley's Believe It or Not as the "World's Littlest Skyscraper".

Everything great people boats and space. Best deal in Texas. Everyone can sail and have a good timeread more

Misrepresented as a sail club. More of a boat storage. No activities. Needs new management and…read moreupkeep.

Amazing experience !! It was our first time here and Loved the service and atmosphere. Courtney was…read morekind enough to serve us and help us find the wine to our liking. Definitely recommend !

They have the best wine. They have items to choose from.To snack on the cheese plate is wonderful…read more The pretzel is delicious. I highly recommend them. You won't regret it. Great relaxation and scenery.