This was a wonderful experience. You have to call Nana to reserve a spot to visit, this is only by…read moreappointment only. The website doesn't let you open it on your phone only on a computer or tablet. The price for this experience was $5 per person and upon entering, you are greeted by Tom and Nana. Tom provided us information about Alpacas. Then he gave us a tour of the farm. He gave us food to feed the alpacas but this is not a petting session. Regardless the experience was great. Overall i definitely recommend it.

Sweet family farm. Thorough tour, very educational. A cute shop is set up in a trailer as well, to…read morepurchase items made from the wool! Would visit again!

Had my sons 4th birthday party here with his friends from school. It was hands down the easiest…read morebirthday party I've ever planned. They handle everything for you. We just showed up with the cake and partied!

I bought my granddaughter there. I paid with a credit card and at that time it asked for a…read moretip.....for what I had not even gotten in yet. The cabinets in the hospital and firehouse were empty, what was there was old and broken in the hospital, the cars were not charged. The kitchen area was a disaster...and we were the only ones there. The worker never left the desk for the 1.5 hours we were there. Thank goodness for the bounce house and climbing house. A great concept but needs a lot of cleaning up and restocking

My daughters have loved this place for the last 16 years. Doreen always finds an amazing team to…read morelead the camps my daughters have been part of. Birthday parties have been amazing, too. Love, love this place and their mission.

Called about individual lessons was given a quote and told i would get a call back in 1-2 days…read more zero call back VERY UNPROFESSIONAL

FunBox is touted as the "World's Biggest Bounce Park." It boasts 25,000 square feet and 10…read moredifferent play zones (including an obstacle course and giant slides), "creating the ultimate inflatable park experience." FunBox was a limited time pop-up event and we visited in November 2023. At that time, it was open on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. General admission rates varied according to the day of attendance, with Fridays being cheaper. Everyone is required to have a paid ticket to enter. Luckily, I was able to find a promo code for 30% off. - Admission: $47.73 for 3 (including taxes, fees and 30% discount) for 90 min (sessions end 10-15 min early for cleaning) - Parking: Free - Socks must be worn and were available for purchase For those wondering, yes, there is an area for small kids/toddlers. Check out the tons of pix and vids I posted. Highly recommended! Fun for kids AND adults!

Place is good but they will charge for parents, seniors and anyone else whether you youlll stay…read moreoutside or inside. For kids there are bunch or bouncing options which they will surely love.

We had a blast! My 4.5 and 2 yr olds tried the skye tykes. I love how they still suited them up in…read morea harness and made them feel like it was the real deal. My two year old was scared once he got on it and the attendant was so patient getting him down amidst his meltdown.

Suppose you've been at the indoor water park at Great Wolf Lodge for 2 full days and you are ready…read morefor a different, less soggy activity. The weather outside is a gorgeous, sunny, breezy 65 degrees. You don't mind spending $13 per person to balance on tightropes 5 stories up in the air. Now is the perfect time to conquer Howler's Peak. Our group of 3 went out around 2pm on a fall weekday when most kids are in school, so we had no wait at all. The staff quickly helped us get harnessed up, then we were attached to the safety track snaking throughout the course and set free to roam at will. From the ground, it doesn't seem too tough. You can see that many of the paths look like sturdy wooden-looking ladders on their sides, with plenty of stable foot landings and hand-holds for your crossing. However, once you climb up the stairs to each level, you realize that many paths you must cross are only rope, or with large breaks between tiny foot holds, and few or no handholds. The wind feels stronger up there, balancing takes more effort, and everything seems to sway a bit. Even though you know that there is no way the safety harness can let you fall, it is quite a feat to overcome your brain's message to your body, "Hey, dummy, you're about to plummet to your death!" After going around the 2nd and 3rd stories, including 2 thrilling zip line paths, my 8 year old had had enough. He was ready to get his feet back down on the ground, but I knew it was my duty to continue on. I had to show him (and myself) that even though I was nervous, I was not going to quit until I reached the top. From 30 feet to 40 feet to 50 feet I climbed, as a crisscrossed my way around the course. My goal was the top southwest corner of the structure, where I'd jump down to the ground. I've never been interested in bungee jumping elsewhere, as I question the safety & maintenance of the equipment & training of the staff at most of those tourist trap, beach town places. However, the staff & equipment at this attraction made me feel that risk was minimal. Once I made it to the prep station, my harness was transferred to the pulley system and throrough safety check was done. At that point, I just had to make my legs walk off the end of the platform. Wheeeeeeeeee! I'm probably not going to start base jumping any time soon, but man, that was fun. I'll definitely be coming back to do this again the next time I'm visiting Great Wolf. By the way, even if you aren't a guest of the hotel, you can experience Howler's Peak for $25. Closed-toe shoes are required, and I recommend that long hair be secured and sunglasses worn if it's daytime. For little kids under 48 inches, there is a smaller version of the course on the ground, with a smaller fee and no harness required.

So much fun! But I do wish they had a designated area for toddlers. It can get very digested at…read moretimes and I feel an expansion would make sense for how many members attend.

Fun, FREE indoor play area located inside of Gateway Church Southlake campus. It's geared toward a…read moreyounger crowd (2-4yrs) but a 6-7 year old may still find it fun for a short bit. (PRO TIP: for the 4-10 age range, check out The Tubes at Irving Bible Church). It looked and smelled clean and had comfortable bench seating on the outside for parents. The hours are a bit tricky - I saw a variety of hours posted online and when I tried to call and confirm no one answered. My impression is that they are open at least the same hours as the cafe, which according to their website is Tu/We 9am-2pm, but they may be open other times as well. I was there on a Thursday morning and it was open. If I ever find a concrete answer I'll come back here and update my review. UPDATE: Hours are: Saturday 9a-8p Sunday ?-3:00pm Monday & Friday CLOSED Tues-Thurs 9a-9p

I've been to huge aquariums before, but this one is the perfect size for my little toddler. He was…read morevery enthusiastic, walking around and looking at every tank, then quickly tired out. I love the round tanks because that allows for multiple families to see the same fishes without having to wait for each other. We saw sharks, turtles, pufferfishes, lionfishes, eels, seahorses, jellyfishes, and much more. Our favorite part was the fish tunnels - you can see fishes swimming all around you, including at the bottom of your feet. They kept the glass pretty clean, so you can see everything clearly. FYI: There's no opportunity to pet any of the marine creatures. They have hand sanitizer dispensers throughout to promote hand hygiene. The place is located in the mall next to Legoland. I would purchase tickets ahead of time to save money. It can get pretty stuffy and crowded on the weekends, so timing matters if you're looking for a more comfortable experience.

So from the outside this place doesn't look like much, but I do think it was worth a view…read more I don't know if I would pay twenty dollars however, we did do a ten dollar upgrade after going to lego land and that's why I felt like it was worth it even more. Parking, so this is in the mall so you're gonna expect to find the same parking.You're going to find with mall parking. What to see: so this place is deceiving when we first walked in. I kind of thought it was going to be a scamp and I was pleased to see that there was multiple different fish tanks and they seemed like they were all in good repair. There was a turtle area as well. That I thought was pretty cool but only half worked. Anyway, we were having a good time and it was not very crowded.But there was one family that just allowed three screaming.Children to go through and we had to wait in order to let them get far enough ahead because of how disruptive they were. The one gripe I would say is the staff didn't seem to care even though the signs on all the fish tanks indicate to be quiet and not do flashes with cameras... Facilities: they had a gift shop which wasn't too expensive.But we did not end up buying anything, and we did need to use the bathroom upstairs.They were kind enough to let us back in when my son realized a second that we walked outside that he had to go potty. Anyway overall I'm glad that we went.

Trinket lovers! You have to stop by to see the trinket locker. They have new drops every week. This…read moreis a place to be inspired, create community, volunteer, and become who you SHINE as you discover what your contribution to the world is, and why it matters! Loooove this place!

I recently came to House of Shine to attend a junk journaling class. The environment was friendly,…read moreinviting and the space was beautiful. Before the class starts, one of the staff will discuss the vision behind House of Shine and ways to get involved. They have a yearly rotating exhibit with interactive activities throughout the space. Amanda the founder of DFW Junk Journaling Club was our instructor. Amanda provided information on junk journaling, showed examples through her own journals, provided supplies and answered any questions we had. The journaling classes are low cost ($10) and they have ample parking available on site. We were encouraged to bring our own supplies for junk journaling which includes receipts, stickers, pictures, cards etc. The class was casual and you could come and go as you pleased. There are meetups throughout the year for those interested in junk journaling discussed on their Instagram page or on linktree. I left the class inspired and look forward to expanding my creativity through journaling. I look forward to attending another journaling class in May.

Clean place and the owner is always around making sure everything is in order…read more Kids had a lot of fun here - we'll definitely be back!

LOVE THIS PLACE! Initially wanted to try for a birthday party. Was invited for somebody else's and…read morehad a blast. Came back and brought my kids and became a favorite that we came to at least once a month. The owner is amazing, super sweet along with his neighbor and their family. Great place for the community.

My son loves this park and so do we. I guess it's biased since we live so close by and we can stop…read moreby any time. Regardless, I think it's a great park for kids of all ages. There are activities for kids of all ages. It's clean and nicely maintained. Parking is not a problem and there are also benches and a nice shaded patio for people to bring food to eat here. This park is also next to tennis courts or pickleball courts and a water park. Only downside of this place is that it's next to the main street, so it can get noisy at times.

This park is for children of all ages and capabilities. Something for everyone. Today was pretty…read morehot but there are some shaded spaces to hide in and a covered patio with picnic tables to enjoy some lunch. Zip line, swings and climbing structures are a just a few features to list to for you child(ren) to enjoy. Take some time to check it out! Happy Yelping!