Space was nice - we visited for a private event. The room was small but well set up with tables and…read morea long buffet area (bar in the middle). Staff was really friendly - much friendly than at some clubs that I've visited. Parking was relatively nearby but signage wasn't great for one new to visiting. I ended up driving all the way down before realizing I had to turn around (and should have made a turn well prior). Spaces looked inviting - and the food was tasty. Seems like a nice spot for an event. I didn't see the course so I cannot comment on that but from what I've heard it's nice.

Would not recommend for a number of reasons. Lack of customer service, impolite staff, and overall,…read morenot the best experience.

What a great experience! It was my first time at The Star and it didn't disappoint (except the…read moreCowboys lost). I was there for a company event and everything from the food to the service was top notch. Watching the Cowboys game overlooking their indoor practice field was really neat. I couldn't have asked for a better experience and would definitely be back.

Do you love being around top-tier sports vibes? Well the Star in Frisco is an absolute gem…read more The area surrounding it is super cool. It's a lively plaza surrounded by tons of restaurants, shops, and hotels. Families, kids, and fans can actually play on the field central to the plaza. Watch Jensen go! Fun!

i began going for the gym a week ago, it's moderate size, prices are extremely fair, building is…read morequiet, they've got game rooms, a pool, a basketball gym, and an exercise gym with a pretty good selection of equipment. it's never wildly crowded, pretty much quiet, cold (the best part ) and staff is friendly

Great place to work out and play table tennis. Some of the best table tennis players in Plano play…read morehere. The hours are M/W 5:45-9:45 for open play and Saturday 1:00-4pm. Just check with the website before venturing out. The facilities here are pretty good. It's not as big as the other recreation centers in plano but if you get a good deal nonetheless. If you're not a member like me it's about 5 dollars per day.

I bumped into this gem by accident when I was trying to get to Jumping World. I came on a Monday…read moreafternoon during a school holiday. The place is really clean, doesn't smell, and very spacious. Unlike Urban Air where you may be upcharged for certain activities, everything is included in the price and they offer military discount. I brought 3 kids (15, 13 and 13) for two hours and spent ~$90. The facility has a variety of sections - arcade, huge toddler area with ball pit and hamster wheel, climbing walls, slides with inflatable donuts, trampolines, basketball court, soccer court, foam pits, rope courts and so much more! I was really surprised at how much they have. They have tons of cubbies for shoes, however I didn't notice any lockers. They also have water fountains by the bathrooms. I was surprised to see massage chairs. You do have to pay for them and they can get a little annoying. If you sit in them without paying, they beep endlessly. Tons of seating available- chairs, benches, picnic tables. The toddler area has many couches. Staff is friendly and not overly strict. Music was great and Kids had a lot of fun! Will definitely come back!

It had only been open two months when we visited, so it's still in its "new car smell meets…read morelearning curve" phase. There are definitely some pros and cons. Parking: A bit of a sport itself. Just keep circling the lot like you're in the Indy 500 and eventually you'll find a spot. Check-in: Surprisingly smooth. Scan the QR code, sign the waiver, boom--you're in. The front desk had plenty of staff and the line moved quickly. It has everything: Trampolines Obstacle Course Basketball Area Soccer Area Ball Pits Arcade Games Cons: A lot of these areas didn't seem to have supervision. The kids were thrilled because they were doing things that other trampoline parks would shut down. Think: running, vaping and adults launching themselves off platforms like an Olympic trial. The obstacle course got backed up--six kids stranded, waiting for an employee like they were stuck in an escape room that nobody was supervising. When the employee finally showed up, he had the enthusiasm of someone who just got asked to work a double shift. There are pay massage chairs, but people were sitting without paying, so they beep constantly. Not a gentle beep--more like a smoke detector on steroids. It definitely adds to the overall eardrum assault. The party rooms are a little tight. They worked, but four (9 year olds) kids had to stand because the bench seating was doing its best but it wasn't quite enough. Price: $24 for 1.5 hours. Not terrible, but our group will give it a few months to work out the kinks before we go back and attempt Round 2.

SO MUCH FUN!!!. This place has multiple courses. 7 to be exact - you won't get bored. They are…read morethemed too - some even have forts. They are very family focused. They also take safety very very very seriously!! I have been to other paintball field in the area and I can say for sure they are the most family focused out of all of them. You go in, pay, get your Wrist Band & paintballs (you can always get more if you run out). They sell water and soda at a reasonable price.The paint is washable, so no worries. Next you move out to the gun counter where you pick up your mask and gun. From there, you go on down toward staging and a ref explains the rules. Each group has around 20 to 30 people with average 10 to 15 people to each team. One team starts off on one end of the course, the other team on the opposite side...then advance. Last team standing wins. You typically play 2 games before you take a break if you don't shoot all your paint in the first game. You than leave the courses to refuel, etc. before going back in to play some more. I have been out several times in the last year and each time they have been making improvements. Just in the last month they have added 1 new fields and re-designed another one to keep things fresh.

[Something I forgot to add in my past review...] The field's still great. 1 major downfall is…read moreplayer attendance. I don't know if it's because of the location or people don't know the field exists but, depending on the day, you could have a bunch of people playing or it could be just you and 1 other person. I arrived mid-afternoon on a Sunday, joined a group and we played 5v5. Within 15mins, that went down to only 6 players. After 30mins or so, it was just me at the field. I ended up leaving about an hour after I arrive (I usually play for at least 3 hours to put things into perspective) because there was no one around to play. Like I said, it's a great field but player attendance is make or break.

It's really roomy and lots of space to sit as an adult. It's got pretend play, a big ball pit and 2…read moreslides. You can also bring your outside food and drink! It's very nice and fun.

Bring your baseball and softball players and you will not be disappointed. This family-owned…read morebusiness is what youth baseball looks like. The coaches are knowledgeable, the front staff is friendly and unlike with large franchise facilities, they learn who you are and create sports development plans specific to your players unique needs. Just about all of my select baseball team takes weekly lessons with their coaches and we owe much of our boy's success and development to them.

I brought my 5U team here for some batting practice. Great place to get some practice in when it's…read moreraining outside. Kids enjoyed themselves. I recommend coming here at least once before the season starts and when the fields are too wet to practice on. My experience here was positive, great customer service, and good baseball exposure for the kids. Rented a cage for one hour. For my team of 7. I called ahead to reserve.

Retro skate place from the 1970s at least - my wife has been coming here since then!…read more $10 skating session and $2 to watch! Come for the fun!

Like walking back in time. Seriously. The best kind of nostalgia…read more Everything about this place screams 1980's to me - maybe even 1970's. Not nice or modern, but not crappy and run-down either. The surrounding area is kind of run down and not nice, but this place is a gem. Check it out!!