What a great museum and I cannot believe I had never been here before. The Frisco Heritage Center…read moreis a great example of preserving and honoring our past while remaining relevant to our current times. They have a great selection of exhibits from Frisco's rich heritage, along with writings from current authors, including the critically acclaimed Dallas Texas Children's Author Cindy J. Vanous. In addition to the exhibit including Vanous' work, there was also a soccer exhibit that kept up with contemporary times as well. One thing that I thought was really cool was that on the day we were there, the Swedish Men's World Cup Soccer Team was visiting the museum as well.

Today I discovered a charming and well crafted museum in Frisco - the Frisco Heritage Museum…read more Honestly, it was a treat! A young girl painted the western wall when you first walk in and it is quite impressive. There are model T cars and dummy models dressed up from the different eras - they were fabulous. There is a whole display about the Pullman Rail Road cars - loved seeing and learning about this one. There's a section for athletes, western stars from the early 20s, and special exhibits that are displayed until the end of September. Around the museum are old homes decked out with beautiful flowers. To enter them is every other weekend and today was not the day, so we will come back to walk into the homes. The whole experience is free. And there are many wonderful opportunities for selfies/pictures. This is a place you should come to visit if you're in the Frisco area. It's definitely worth it!

Very nice tour of the rail cars and engines. The tour was great too! It was nice to learn the…read morehistory of the railroad and the different engines.

This is a really neat model train display place in Frisco discovery center. There is a tour option,…read morebut that wasn't an option when we finally had gotten to try it out. It is for sure for someone in your life that loves trains and train models. It can be a quick little visit if not doing the larger tour of things outside and inside, we stayed about 30/40 minutes. They give you a little clipboard with a scavenger hunt, kids and adults, that really helps kids especially take more time to look at all of the things in the display. The folks working, along with the two or three other customers that were train people, there were very informative, helpful & nice to my youngest as he was the only kid there. Plus, for me make a day out of it and plan on going to the video game museum and/or the little learning play area in the same center. Especially based on the amount of time we spent there and the length of time we had taken to make the drive out there, so with our visit we did the video game museum cause my youngest loves both things. There is also a performance space there if there happens to be a show the same day, but the day that we went there was some sort of recital for a school or possibly a stringed instrument players contest.

Beautiful views in suburban Dallas at the grandscape with the ferris wheel! It's stable and has AC…read morein it - I did not expect how far ferris wheels have changed overtime. Very nice experience in a convenient location!

I enjoyed the ferris wheel because this was very nostalgic. I don't like heights, but we were in…read morethe area for a friend's birthday and she insisted we go up! The ride is pricier than I'd imagine at around $20 with about 10-15 minutes going around. Our box had air conditioning so all was well. Still a fun time to enjoy the view of Grandscape!

There are so many glowing reviews. So mine isn't needed because they're all true!…read more I've been wanting to haul the boys out here for some time but it's quite a trek from the north Dallas area. We finally made it and to say it was worth the trip is an understatement. It's not just that there's so many pristine vintage and modern vehicles to appreciate, but every single person that we encountered who was working there was kind and welcoming. Yes, there's no admission. And most important above all else, yes you can bring your dog(s) here. It's so difficult to find places that are truly dog friendly (allow dogs indoors). Which is understandable, so when we find a place that does, we take full advantage to patronize. The front desk attendants even made our pup feel welcome. He walked around but also took turns with the human little one in the stroller. We didn't end up staying too long but everyone had a good time. My husband, the car fanatic and connoisseur, said that the monthly fee to store a car was really good. And he had plenty of cars and cycles to admire. But even as someone who isn't a car person, myself, it's a great outing for the entire family. Thank you to Ron and his entire team for creating and opening up such a family, and canine, friendly treasure for this whole DFW metroplex!

If you're in the DFW area and haven't been to the DFW Toy and Car Museum yet, you're seriously…read moremissing out. This place is an absolute gem. From the moment you walk in, it feels like stepping into a time capsule of nostalgia and craftsmanship -- row after row of beautifully preserved classic cars paired with an incredible collection of vintage toys that instantly transport you back to childhood. The car collection is stunning -- everything from rare classics to iconic models you grew up seeing -- all meticulously maintained and displayed. And the toy exhibits? Equally impressive. It's not just a few shelves... it's a thoughtfully curated experience that sparks memories for every generation. What makes this museum special is how personal and passionate it feels. You can tell it was built by people who truly love automotive history and the joy of toys, and that energy comes through in every detail. Perfect for families, date days, or anyone who appreciates design, history, and a little nostalgia. Plan to spend more time than you expect -- there's so much to take in. Highly recommend adding this to your must-visit list in North Texas.

Really fun stop overall! The National Game Museum was such a cool experience -- tons to see, tons…read moreto geek out over. We were on a major time crunch, so I couldn't dive in as much as I wanted, but even a quick visit still felt worth it. Definitely a spot I'd come back to when I can actually slow down and enjoy everything.

Id lve to love to give this place a good review. Ive tried to bring my grandkids several times…read morelast summer but it was Closed every time. And it wasn't a day they were 'closed'. They were closed for daycare centers to attend. Twice that I drove 45 minutes to bring my grand kids. So I took the day off work and we drove up today! When I got there it was only open to 'members'! And to add I salt to the wound the gentleman working the desk was very rude! Telling me they are closed open Tuesday four members only! Nowhere on their website Does it say that? I don't want to become a member considering I live 45 minutes away and won't come regularly! Very upset and very upset kids!

I can't express the fun I had here. All the beautiful cars and nice people, I couldn't have asked…read morefor more. It is a shame teenagers with auto zone body kits showed up and were dough bags to the staff. I will miss coming out and having fun while also helping to support local non profits. I am saddened to hear that this next show, December 1st 2018, will be the last.

This is said to be the largest Cars and Coffee in the country. It is not just the largest but there…read moreis a wide variety from exotic supercars to custom Jeeps and trucks. Lots of great exhaust notes too!

Dinner plans? Don't head home just yet! Right in the same…read moreshopping plaza, ClawCityplano is the perfect after-dinner stop. Test your skills, chase some plushie prizes, and see who in your group has the best claw machine luck. Whether you're out with family, friends, or on a date night, it's a fun way to keep the evening going and make a few memories and maybe take home a prize or two!

So fun!! Our Kids love coming here to play and win the claw machine!!!! We keep coming back!read more

Out door stadium I advise you to wear sunglasses and sunscreen. It gets hot in the summer, but…read moresunsets help's it cool down the chairs. Drinks are expensive Bathrooms are all around easy to find.

Dr Pepper Ballpark is now Riders Field. I'll need to submit a request to Yelp. Now, without further…read moreado, onto the review: I absolutely love these smaller, charming ballparks, and Riders Field was no exception. Home of the Frisco RoughRiders, this place was clean, easy to navigate, and genuinely fun from start to finish. Parking was a breeze, entry into the ballpark was quick and painless, and there were plenty of giveaways and activities happening throughout the evening. Sadly, I did not get my big Jumbotron moment this time around (heartbreaking, honestly) but I still had a great time with friends old and new walking around the ballpark before the game and during innings taking in the atmosphere, even if we didn't get to go into the lazy river! The game was, a baseball game - "Yay, Baseball!" The RoughRiders ended up winning which didn't hurt the experience :) One thing I was slightly confused by was the timing of the Friday night post-game fireworks. I assumed they'd begin shortly after the final out but there was a long delay while families and attendees were allowed onto the field. By the time the fireworks finally started, we had already started heading out and only caught a few bursts from the parking lot. Not a huge deal, but something to keep in mind if fireworks are a big part of your evening plans. Also worth mentioning: the gift shop had some fantastic merchandise, especially shirts featuring my favorite president. Prices were definitely steep though - but wow I was tempted! I believe one of my friends was persuaded to make a purchase, even if it was after the fact. All in all, Riders Field delivered exactly the kind of fun, relaxed baseball experience I remembered and was hoping for. Might I dare say, minor league baseball could be one of life's underrated joys ;)