The Game of Thrones exhibit is very fun. Loved getting to sit in the iron throne at the end. The…read morepricing for entry and parking seemed rather steep for what it was, but worth a visit for your GOT enthusiasts. Parking was $10. Adult admission is $25 and military was $22 or $23.

5/5 stars for the MC Escher exhibit. Ultimately, this is why I was here and I thoroughly enjoyed…read moreit. I have been a fan since I was in middle school and they had a very large collection that was well curated. Why three stars then? The actual atmosphere of the museum sucks. It takes up half of what used to be the exhibition hall at the Old Arlington convention center. And it looks like it. It also sounds like it. When we were here the other half of the area was being used for the Smurfs experience. Which I totally support and there were lots of young people having a blast. And you could hear all of them. A long with sounds from their experience. I love museums, but they have a certain type of atmosphere for a reason. They were in the old JC Penny building in downtown Arlington for ages. It was old and rather worn, but it didn't feel like you were in a convention hall, I preferred it. Also, parking is $10. Didn't see that on their website, and it would be helpful when you were looking up the location that they mention they are inside the esports arena or the old convention center. It isn't obvious.

nice little nature center. If you don't pay for the extra room, there isn't much to see inside the…read morenature center building. The walking trails are nice, and there is a nice pond as well. The interior of the building is kinda bare, not a lot of glass containers of animals, and the ones they have are typically reptiles and or spiders. I don't know if there were more walking trails, but i didn't see too many trails. I walked by the one where there is a creek running through. They also have different exhibits going on. I think they had in insect where they teach kids all about them.

When looking for an inexpensive activity for my kids I came upon this place. It's a beautiful…read moreoutdoor nature park with a few inside elements. They have a room with a few interactive games that my kids liked. For my 2 kids and I it was $11 to go in that room. Honestly it wasn't really necessary, and we wouldn't have missed out if we didn't go in there. But I didn't mind since everything else was free. We only stayed for about an hour. It was nice to just enjoy the outdoors. There weren't any animals outdoors to view. But it was still super pleasant. I would say skip the special room unless you want to just donate to the center.

In town for the horse races so decided to have some fun and this place does not disappoint!…read more Everyone is so nice and helpful. So, there are different sections and you lay according to what you want to do which, I think, is ridiculous! But we tried them all! We expected about 90 minutes based on the website information and ended up there for 3 hours! Obviously they have a gift shop but very unique and popular where kids line up is the hand wax molding they do. Kids love it as they dip their hands in wax and the employees are very skilled at doing them. Keep in mind, we came with no kids, just 4 adults and it was, not only, interesting, but quite fun! In order of my favorites: By far the "moving theater" was exhilaration and fun. You sit in simulators with 3 D glasses on and have attached hand guns you use like in an arcade. Object is to shoot as many werewolf's as possible for points and the one with most points wins. The guy heading it was also helpful as well as fun and even offered to take a group photo for us. The chairs move and fans blow wind, it was my favorite! -House of Fear- another excellent experience, you walk through and see different types of menacing creatures typically found in horror flicks, very fun and somewhat interactive as you walk through, loved it -wax museum was next fave, so cool all the genres and time pieces, they weren't too lifelike but close enough to be amazed! -the regular Ripley's museum takes the longest only because so so many things to read about, the displays had very bizarre things and people, a little on the twisted side. -my least favorite was the house of mirrors. I just didn't like it, I went in and quickly turned around only to exit out of the entrance! However, this was my mom's favorite!! All in all, a very fun experience, it wasn't too crowded at all and they were a bit understaffed, but a nice experience for the family

Well it was a little weird but every other one is the wax museum was so real at least it looked…read morelike it was real and the actual museum was pretty cool but we didn't finish the wax museum because a little kid told us it was scary so we exited to the gift shop thank you for that kid

This was a great experience. We visited in Feb 2024…read more The Ruth Paine house was restored by and is run by the city of Irving. We made reservations online ($12 per person) and met our tour guide at the house. Our group was alone on the tour, which was really nice. We could take our time and our guide answered all our questions.

Kevin was an amazing tour guide. The city of Irving has outdone itself with this historic place…read more Definitely a gem off the beaten path. Kevin was professional, considerate, and fun with his presentation. The house itself is walking into a time portal. Amazing. Can't say enough about this memorable place.

I do not recommend this car lot to anyone they sold me a car with bad break and with a month it…read morestarted falling apart . They only care about money .In less than 60 day after having the car I spent over 3,000 in repair . I don't car how bad you need a car please go some where else I wouldn't send a blind person there or my enemy at all and they don't deserve a star I just put it bc you have to in order to post reviews this was the worst experience ever in life and if I could I would be on here everyday posting a bad review with this company then they tell you to refer 8 people and the car will be paid off .. NOT

Worst service ever. They kept my original car keys, even after I paid the car off. I'm in the…read moreprocess of reporting them to the better business bureau. Erika the receptionist and Mike the supervisor over at corporate office gave me the worst customer service ever. Avoid this company at all cost if you expect your original car keys back.

This business receives 1 star and they really deserve 0 stars. They sold us a sign and…read moresubsequently installed it in the wrong place on the exterior wall of our business and then we have had problems (from the install) of it not lighting up during non-business hours which has really hurt our location visibility. Do not work with this company!!!

I had never visited this museum until today. The Main Street Arts Festival was well underway, and…read moreI figured what the heck? Found out the Sid Richardson Foundation ensures admission to this wonderful museum is always free. I didn't know that as I thought there was an entrance fee. Wow! Even though I wasn't particulary "dressed" for such a nice museum, the lady working the front desk made me feel very welcomed as if I was a regular contributing patron. As I perused the exhibits, one of the docents answered all the questions I had concerning the art work. Damn, all those years I worked and walked downtown and I never visited this museum. Talk about lost time! PLEASE VISIT THIS MUSEUM!! You won't regret it. I will definitely come back.

This is a small museum, with no more than a couple of rooms of exhibits. However, it is free (they…read moredid ask for some personal information to sign in). Upon learning of my non-Texan origins, someone escorted me to an exhibit by someone who had also worked at the National Gallery of Art in DC, a more typical haunt of mine. Some local pride here, I detected. The exhibition promised storytelling, and indeed it delivered an invigorating and complex view of life in the west before the U.S. expanded there. A school tour group was hanging out, allowing me to listen in on a bit of a tour guide talk, but I mostly worked around it to get to a less crowded part of the exhibit. It is easy to work a stop like this into a visit to downtown Fort Worth.

Gary is extremely knowledgeable and friendly! We wanted blinds for our new home that weren't the…read morestandard white ones. Gary helped us select beautiful blinds that look custom. He communicated with us throughout the process about any shipping delays. He was also flexible about installation dates and times. Overall I had a great experience with Blinds Unlimited and our home looks beautiful. Thanks Gary!

Terrible customer service. Does not show up or call to say he is not coming. This happened on…read morethree separate times. I would call him after late each time asking if he is coming to install. Every day a different excuse. No show again today. Called to check. Once again an excuse. Told him I no longer want the blinds.

I was treated by Dr Bianco & his team & my insurance approved surgery. Then he & his team went on…read morevacation & forgot about me! The office said they didn't receive the approval so I emailed my copy of it not just once but twice. There was no response after sending the approval so I called & emailed several times afterwards. His office said they were on a "much needed vacation" & would get back to me upon return. I followed up again multiple times after they came back from vacation but then was told they were going through their stack of files to catch up & would get back to me when they got to mine. I still never heard back from the Dr or his team. I continued to followup but they never responded so I finally gave up & am going to a different specialist. Long story short, this Dr & his team either forgot about me or decided they weren't going to make enough money off the insurance for the surgery. It's completely unacceptable for a Physician to forget about his patient in pain & need.

Dr. Bianco and his staff deserve less than a star. First He told me he could do the surgery…read moreminimally invasive but I woke up with a 6 inch scar on my lumbar back. He didn't tell me "oh there were complications and I had to do it open." No he told me he could have tried it but he can see better with open! What!!??? So because he can't get with the times, his patients have to suffer? It took me 6 months to get to a point where I felt my surgery pain was gone because of that open surgery decision. However that wasn't the worst part. He knew I was taking high doses of pain killers and had been for quite a few years. I never even thought to discuss it with him because I put my life in his hands. He is supposed to be the professional. I woke up from surgery and all I can remember is saying "help me!!" And I was screaming. I am not the type to scream. It turns out he was giving me less pain killer than what I was taking before surgery!! The nurses said they couldn't give me more, that I had to talk to the doctor. He comes to me and I'm in shock at this point and he says "this is not my area of expertise. I don't want to give you too much of something. I hope you feel better soon." and he left!! I couldn't believe it! I could feel like I was going to pass out and I did only to wake up a few minutes later in the same condition. I was like that for 2 days. It was horrible. It felt Like a lifetime. I was in shock and trying to do my best to stare at the tiles on the ceiling and meditate because that is all ai could think of to help me get through it. He finally came to me and said he was getting his "partner" to come look at me as a favor. She was a pain specialist. Thinking back all I can say is "why didn't he do that sooner?" She came and ordered Fentanyl and I had immediate relief. She ordered that and something else for breakthrough pain. Finally I felt like myself. The nurses couldn't believe the difference. I was a happy person. They hadn't seen that side of me before. However, there is one more thing that Dr. Bianco did to me that should be a warning to those reading this. I woke up from surgery with my legs and feet numb and tingling and hurting from the knees down. I would later learn that it was called peripheral neuropathy. I didn't have a leg problem when I went in for surgery. I can prove that with all records. When I asked Dr. Bianco why my legs felt like this he first tried to avoid the question. Then he shrugged and said "I could have cut a nerve but they should go back to normal in a few days. That was in 2013 and they are still the same now in 2019. I am in a wheelchair because of it. I can only walk short distances. Maybe 20 feet before my legs or my back will start to hurt very very bad. No amount of PT can fix this. He did something to me while in surgery for this to happen because I now have arachnoiditis. It's a permanent incurable spine disorder caused by several things one being back surgery or some kind of accidental injury to the arachnoid lining of the spinal canal. I think he accidentally punctured my spine and didn't admit it. Nothing can be done about me but I hope by writing this review I have stopped him from injuring someone else.