My wife suggested that we go to the Grapevine Vintage Railroad, and took the short ride which is…read morethe Grapevine Bear Creek Short Line which took about approximately an hour or so. They had this young lady who called herself a cowgirl and lead the group on a sing-along and we truly enjoyed it. The first class seats are actually more comfortable that the economy seats, and my wife and I and two other ladies were the only ones on the first class car. Would I go again.....can't say that I won't and can't say that I well. The young man working our area, Nick was a really nice young man, and was very knowledgeable when it came to trains. My wife had a snack on the train which consisted of, a candy bar, small bag of chips, and two soda pops total $7.00 and of course the picture was to commemorate the trip was $15.00 and they take case only for the picture. Regardless of all this, we truly enjoyed it.

Dino train excursion is not worth it. Spent 1.5 hours on the train, felt like most of the time was…read morespent waiting for other trains to use the track. Dino aspect of the train ride was sorely lacking. Two people in dinosaur blowup costumes! A fake fossil that was made of plaster. Save your money.....

Came here with the kids during spring break. Really cool place, they have some fun rides for kids…read moreand adults. We enjoyed the roller coaster, playing games and exploring the place. Overall we all had an amazing time here. I did spend $20 on the Skittles machine, which is expensive but made the kids happy. Check them out!

We went on a Friday from 11-1:30. We took 20 special needs adults and 5 employees. This had been…read moreplanned for over a month. Cards were quickly handed out. The package we received $10 in video games (no prize games) and unlimited attractions: golf, rides, laser tag, go carts There were 2 attendants that appeared to be working. One stayed at the cars -it was the most popular-possibly because there was an attendant there so it looked operational. All other attractions we had to go find an attendant and that was quite difficult. Plenty of employees walking around but none working attractions. We finally found one person and she seemed responsible for all of them. So only one ride at a time could be operated. That is ridiculous since we paid for unlimited and only one closed at a time. Pizza was supposed to be ready at 11:45 -we had 1 sorcerer for more than 30 people! Too much for one person. Pizzas were not delivered until 12:10 and only 2 at a time and were served 2 slices at a time by waitress. We then had to wait to get 2 more pizzas. So we spent A LOT of time waiting for rides and food and very little time participating in the activities. Pizza was terrible -think kid pizza. Not one participant asked for seconds. Worse than Main Event pizza It could be improved with staff! And better food

So fun for all children so big we played hide and seek so fun . Me and my friends loved it so much .read more

From the owner: Experience the ultimate adventure at The World’s Biggest Bounce Park! Spanning 25,000 square feet,…read moreour larger-than-life park is packed with thrilling attractions and zones guaranteed to ignite your imagination. From epic hide-and-seek matches to towering 23-foot drops, challenge yourself on obstacle courses, ninja challenges, and battle beams. With wipeout-inspired games and a giant bounce house featuring a DJ, there's fun for everyone. Don't miss out on creating unforgettable memories with family and friends – visit us for a limited time only!

Make sure you try to purchase these tickets at least 2 days in advance otherwise it's always sold…read moreout. And for the love of God, make sure you purchase pre-paid parking online or you're looking at a $5-$20 up-charge for parking. Mornings and nights are the cheapest but I recommend going in the earlier mornings (9am-10am) time slots so it's not as crowded and you can spend more time taking photos. Tickets per person are a tad cheaper ($46 vs $52). Personally I think the ICE! shows aren't as good as they used to be. The displays are shorter, the jackets are worn out, and you no longer get mittens. AND i got a rash after wearing the jackets. A photo package costs $60 and each additional photo with the Gaylord Frame costs $15. Enjoy the holiday madness!

Well. Let me start out by saying this is a really cool experience and the technique of these…read moreartists is truly something to admire. Everything else I have to say is bad. I purchased tickets on sale and it was about $60 for both of us. It mentioned parking was not included but never in my life did I expect it to be $40 plus tax to park and I feel that should have been more transparent. Additionally, the signage at the Gaylord grounds is terrible and unclear, especially at night. We drove around in circles to eventually find the parking lot where there was no indication of handicap parking location anywhere either. All the entrances are automated boxes so you can't find anyone to ask. We had a slot at 7:15 and the line was forever.. we were in line longer than we were in the event. I'm not a fan of cold but I came prepared with a down jacket, sweater, gloves, Ugg boots, and hat and I only started feeling cold on my hands towards the end where the slides are. The jackets they provide do NOT have pockets so keep that in mind as you are required to wear it. We finally got out and I was excited to check out the little market stores (Kendra Scott!) but they had all just closed at ~8:30. Very disappointing.

It was so fun if you buy a season pass, you get hurricane Harbour as well it was awesome. All eyes…read morewere open. They are opening a new giga dive so fun five star.

I always struggle reviewing businesses and separating the people working (who were great), from the…read morerides (which were sparse) and the location (which was abysmal since it could take over 2 hours to leave the parking lot). So with that said I'd like to level set what you should expect. The park is clean, reasonably priced, and has about 4 rides you'll write home about. The park is mainly limited by space since it's in the greater Dallas area. It was fun and you'll make memories. But it's best to take this park for what it is and not compare it to other parks. It's great for 4-7 hours.

Such a fun place for an afternoon activity with small kids in DFW!…read more My friend and I brought my niece for the afternoon to the Peppa Pig Theme Park. Parking was easy (around $6) and all of the staff were incredibly welcoming and friendly! The park is pretty small, but easy to navigate and pretty clean. There's about 5 rides, a playground, and a splash zone. We did all the rides and some time in the playground, which took around 2ish hours. They also do free shows with Peppa that were fun and covered from the heat! I took one star off due to the price. The ticket was expensive ($30ish) for such a small park and the food/drinks were expensive too. Luckily, you can bring your own food and drinks, which is what we did!

Cute theme park for babies & toddlers (especially the toddlers)! Majority of the rides are open for…read more34-36 inch (with adult rider). There is also a big playground area, splash pad area, and indoor area to "ride" bikes. Overall, my 3-year-old loved it! You can bring your own food, but there is a diner area inside too with pizza, nuggets, mac&cheese, hamburgers, and chips. Only negitive was the park opened at 9am, but the splash pad area didn't open until 10:30am due to short staffing. While I get the short staffing issue, when we asked why the area was still closed and when to expect it to be running, the 3 workers standing at the splash pad entrance were really rude and would tell us anything useful. We eventually asked a manager and they kindly gave us the answers we needed.

I've taken my 12-year-old daughter to Bolder Adventure Park several times over the last six months,…read moreand every visit has been a blast. She's full of energy, so the variety of activities--more than 15 attractions--keeps her entertained for hours. I love that I can either join in on the adventures by purchasing a pass or relax and watch her have fun. It's a win-win either way. I highly recommend Bolder Adventure Park to anyone in the DFW area, whether you're a local or just visiting.

As long as you know what this is, you will be fine!…read more It's an adventure park type setup with varying levels of access based on how much you want to spend. They don't take cash so plan ahead (they do have e a machine that will convert your cash to a card if you need). We got the basic package (blue) for my ten year old and 13 of his friends for a birthday. We only stayed about 2 hours and for the blue pass that seemed like plenty. The kids got to do bumper cars, the battle area (like laser tag but with foam balls), the slides, the ball pit, the jumping area, and a few others I'm sure I'm forgetting. All in all the spot is clean, staffed well and a fun kids entertainment spot. We didn't do the zip lining or ropes courses but we didn't feel like we missed out on anything either.

The spectacular runaway mountain brings your senses to a grinding halt. You and thrust into a room…read morefilled with great void. Soon you are whirling in calm, orderly fashion. Short. Sweet. Enjoyable, and a great ride for any new enthusiast.

We went here before the park opened and waited for 30 minutes to rid the ride, but then they ended…read moreup saying it was closed. Anyways the ride itself was just okay as I was not expecting too much. It was dark but you can sort of see where you are going and you go around and around the loop. The decor outside was really side. I probably ride it again, but it is not a ride of the I have to ride sort of a deal.