This ride is AMAZING. I'm a child and went on it alone. It was very intense but not scary. My…read morebrother and dad were to scared to go on it, but I thought they'd be fine. My only problem was the sheer amount of g-forces that are on this ride. Just before the vehicle went into the tunnel, my head shot forward. My other complaint is that the chain lift gave my watch a decibel warning of 90db. Overall, the Ride is one of my favorites out of the park, and the Ride is pretty short most days.

While I did love the Titan, I did feel that it was a bit too intense for me. It is an amazing ride…read moreand a must-ride if you are a thrill seeker, but there was one point in the ride where I blacked out because of the g-force and I did get a little lightheaded after the ride. Nevertheless, Titan is a masterpiece over at Six Flags over Texas, and is definitely worth checking out. Being nearly 250 feet high and reaching speeds as fast as 90 mph, this hyper coaster beats Goliath in SFOG, and is one of the flagship rides of the park. Though because of the intensity, I don't know if I can ride more than once in one sitting... Maybe I am just getting old.

Not my favorite ride but I get on here because this is the only ride my sister will get on without…read morecrying (mind you she is 21!). There is always a long line but most of the time it goes by quick! The ride itself is not scary at all so I say is a good 'beginner' coaster to ease on to the big ones. What i like is that at the end of the coaster you have the saloon you go through and depending on the holiday the employees dress up the mannequins. From my understanding, this was the first tubular roller coaster in the park. There is a historical plaque right by the entrance that details the history of the roller coaster.

I think this ride is okay for an oldie but it can be rough around the edges as it can be janky on…read morethe corners. I just ride this just to ride this. I do like the cool theming on some of the parts. But I sometimes ride it because the line is pretty short. It does go by pretty quick though and operations are good.

We love the races! They have converted and uncovered parking. Just around $12 per person to get in…read more They have a food truck. You can take your own alcohol and food and I've seen people take your dogs. You can also take your children.

Fun! Easy place to get to & had fun coming here, they do have food stands and restrooms also.read more

This I had a friend visiting Dallas, and we were looking for a fun indoor activity, so we decided…read moreto check out SENSAS. Overall, it was a really unique experience and something different from the usual activities. Only one class can go in at a time, so there is a waiting area in the front while you wait for your group to begin. The lady at the front was super nice, welcoming, and helpful, which made a great first impression. Each room focuses on a different sense, which made the experience interesting and kept things fun. Groups are put together randomly unless you come with your own group. One thing to keep in mind is to bring socks and tennis shoes because you'll need them for some of the activities. Lockers are also provided for personal items. I didn't really care for the room with the balls. I felt like that section needed to be cleaned better. However, I enjoyed all of the other activity rooms and thought the overall experience was a lot of fun. I'd definitely like to return and try some of the other group options. It's a great indoor activity if you're looking for something different to do in Dallas!

Such a fun and unique experience!…read more Myself and my four skate sisters came to Sensas to celebrate one of our birthdays, and we had an absolute blast! From the moment we walked in, the energy was right, fun, engaging, and something totally different from the usual birthday outing. The activities were exciting, interactive, and had us laughing the entire time. It was the perfect mix of challenge, teamwork, and pure fun, which made the experience even better as a group. We loved how it pushed us out of our comfort zones while still being lighthearted and entertaining. Xy was our tour guide and she absolutely amazing and down to earth. If you're looking for a creative, memorable way to celebrate a birthday or just do something different with friends, Sensas is definitely the place. We're already talking about coming back again! Highly recommend, 10/10 experience!

Pretty pricey compared to other trampoline parks at $30/2 hours. They do let you bring in your own…read moretrampoline socks which is great bc who want to buy more of those ugly socks. But this one by far is the most unique. So many different types of things here for a decent age range- maybe around 3-10. Their obstacle course and the ball pit is the most creative and unique I've seen. My kids really liked it a lot. Also cool they have a screen that you throw balls for a game. The wall art is also so good.

This is one of the largest spots I've ever seen as far as indoor play places. There is sooo much…read morevariety and it is good for ages ranging from 2-15 even, perfect for families with lots of kids. The play "sand" pit is actually made of no - mess plastic "sand" but felt super realistic, I've never seen that and it was sooo cool not to worry about the mess. The only down side is that the weekend crowd was INSANE. It is new, so maybe the hype will die down, but I will opt for a morning or a weekday in the future. It did take away a bit from the experience and I'll update my review, but long lines, new staff that still seemed to be working out tech issues, and poor monitoring of spaces (we played in the LEGO area and there wasn't a single monitor - kids are fighting, throwing blocks, and knowing down decorative pieces so parents had to step in) unfortunately are the reasons I can't give 5 starts just yet. A lot of potential and may be a totally different experience on a less busy day. Would never go back on a weekend evening.

Short and sweet version of my experience: Long lines, poor…read moreorganization, rap music while you wait was nice. Some conflicting ideologies were presented as well. This is not a haunted house. It's a series of skits designed to scare Jesus into you. Throughout the trip I felt really uncomfortable and confused. Like really uncomfortable. It wasn't fun and I was RELIEVED when they let the atheists out first to get "t-boned." Honestly, the most horrifying thing about Hell House was all the brain-washing of young kids that seems to be going on here. Plus, I'm fairly certain they're violating some piracy laws by showing clips of the Passion of the Christ. My take away from all this: victims are to blame for all their problems. Everyone is going to hell unless they believe in Jesus. Also, rich white kids are horrible at channeling the complex social issues their poorer peers experience. It reminds me of how Marie Antoinette would dress up and play "peasant." Privileged children pretending to be sex abuse victims made me literally laugh out loud at some points. I almost felt like I was watching the Disney Channel. Go for a laugh though, it'll take awhile but it is worth it if you're drunk enough.

I am not a churchgoer. Organized religion works well for some people but I'm very much of the…read more"whatever floats your boat, just keep it to yourself" way of thinking. BUT Hell House is such a icon of crazy religiosity that when I realized it was only 30 minutes away, I had to check it out. There's a documentary streaming on Netflix if you want to learn a little about it. I've never been before but I do have to say, I was mildly disappointed. The preview on their website was bananas and while there was some WTF zaniness present last night, there wasn't near the amount of rape, incest, or drug abuse we expected. Lame! We thought there was going to be alot of waiting but we timed it just right that we barely had to wait at all. The waiting was also made more pleasant by the boozed up Limeades we had brought along. I would not recommend going into Hell House sans buzz.. There is an ominous hayride into the woods and then you wait a little outside a bunch of trailers. The first lame thing was that you could hear the fake gunshots from the line so you were like immune to it by the time you got in there. The shooting scenes were the least climactic parts, surprisingly. The concept is that each scene shows people being encouraged by demons to do bad, bad things like not be Christian, deal drugs, beat their wife, have an abortion, go to a party, etc. Another lame thing: the "death monitors" that usher you through the rooms are really annoying -they yell at you and are "mean" but in the silliest way possible. Ours kept telling us we walked slower than her grandma and "she's really old." Zing, Death Monitor! What wasn't lame was the abortion scenario -it was clearly the scene they put the most effort into. The girl who acted as the nurse demon was really funny and good at delivering her didactic, misguided anti-choice rhetoric. They pulled out some "baby chunks" and showed them around to the crowd and one of the death monitors said "Mmmmmm." And the fake abortion doctor's name was Dr. Tiller. Stay classy, Hell House. The nurse shouted to us as we left the room "November 2nd vote to keep me in office!" Nice touch. There was also a really odd scenario about human trafficking. It basically said that if you are a teenage girl who drinks and goes to a party to hook up with a guy you like you will be sex trafficked by him. Yeah. It gets really hot and stinky in Hell House cos it's mostly sweaty teens and tweens in there with you and when someone farts, it is very apparent. They cram you into a upright coffin and one point and it's pretty scary, mostly because there were four of us in there and it got a little intimate. Does Hell House encourage 4 person 7 Minutes in Heaven? Kind of. Except that you don't actually reach "heaven" until they finally let you out of the coffins and watch a video montage including (but not limited to) I Am Sam and a bootleg Passion of the Christ torture scene. Hell was surprisingly silly, just a dark room with a strobe light and some bandaged bloody demons running around growling at us. Then you go in a room and a pastor says something about how we might go to Mickey D's and die tonight and what if we aren't saved? We didn't get saved and we didn't go to McDonald's that night but we were entertained.

This was a really cute aquarium experience. There were lots of fish and several interactive…read morestations throughout. I especially loved the turtle stations I think kids around 6-10 would really enjoy that part. My toddler was fascinated by the jellyfish tank. The different lighting they used made the jellyfish look really beautiful and almost magical. The tunnel was definitely the star of the show and a great photo opportunity. Toward the end, you can even touch some starfish, which was a fun hands-on moment. The place was clean, the staff was friendly, and overall it was a great experience. It's conveniently located inside Grapevine Mills, which makes it easy to add to a shopping or family day out. We went on a weekday. Which was PERFECT no crowds at all. Overall, a fun outing especially for younger kids.

Visited this place while I was traveling solely because of the animal crossing exhibit that they…read morehad here. This was on the smaller size aquarium that is located inside a mall. There are plenty of parking outside and it's right by the entrance when you walk in. First impression of this aquarium was that everything felt like it was out of place. There were only a few exhibits and it feels like you could probably walk around this place within 10 minutes. Definitely great for kids and family to check out.

Amazing!!! Every living thing here was friendly - human and animal! We had an amazing time! Very…read moreclean and animals clearly well cared for! You get to go in a pen with alpacas, goats, and even a little pig. We will be back! Clean restrooms, easy parking, and even a little snack bar. P.S. Could you add a shoe cleaner at the exit please and thank you!

What a magical place. We went on a Thursday not too long after opening. The employees were all…read morevery nice and explained everything to us. We got a bundle and were able to do the pony ride and feed the animals. I loved that they gave us a brush so the children could brush the animals. We loved the different types of animals in the zoo. There were plenty of activities to do and they had snacks and snow cones at a good price. I will definitely come back for another visit.