I saw them in Fredricksburg, TX last weekend and they were the best. The music was diverse, and the…read morecrowd loved them. I danced all night and had a great time, I'd see them again if I had the opportunity.

Caboose easily entertained our 600 guests at the Soiree in February 2019. The event was held at…read morethe Sheraton Georgetown where Caboose rocked the ballroom with great sound and fun all evening. Many positive comments were heard about the event which included the fabulous entertainment. Thank you Caboose!

If you saw viral videos of this, and thought, "Oh man that looks fun."…read more Bingo. But you don't know that half of it. We went when my nephew was in town for Spring Break. I've been DYING to go back ever sense. I don't think I can even explain to you how addictive and all consuming the joy of playing these games are. Bonus, it's for sure a work out. If I lived closer I would would be at this joint two or three times a week, and in the best shape of my life. The games are all fast paced and high energy, but does it feel like a workout? Not at all, until you realize when you are so SHWEATY. It's like burst sprints mixed with body weights and maybe some yoga? I just know that I loved it in a way that I haven't loved physical activity since I was in my teens. The staff was all super friendly too. The perfect kind of friendly as well. Polite, informative, but not all fake high energy/chatty like your at a kids camp. It was nothing but good vibes. It was fairly busy when we went, which means we had to cycle through rooms pretty fast, but there are so many rooms! You can always go back for your favorites again later, and some of the ones that "looked" boring were actually the most fun for me. I was practically BEGGING them to give me a membership, but they don't do those... Yet? There was some discussion of some locations offering memberships as a trial run, and that it might become a thing nationwide. *fingers crossed* GO!

Activate is extremely interactive and it's fun for both kids and adults!! The first time we came…read morehere, I only let the kids play. Now, there's no way that I only let the kids play! We be all up in Activate letting our inner kid out. It is a little pricey per person, but I'd say it's worth it. I would suggest booking online before going, but it's not a requirement, you may just have to wait a little if the time slots are unavailable.

I took my 11-year old son here as a fun day with dad, and we had a blast!…read more The staff was really nice, and they proactively offered the bundled pricing since we were buying 3 experiences. Not everyone wore name tags, so I can't call everyone out who helped us, but Joey, Clinton, and Brandon were all helpful! The manager was great to chat with, too! My son said, "I think the staff was really nice." Full disclosure: They gave him a free snack because it was his birthday. We were there for almost 4 hours, and we leisurely completed 3 activities, and we spent $142 in total for 2 of us: $57 Life Chronicles - This is a 45-minute immersive expedition that took us on a historical tour of the Earth, allowing us to be in the action from 3.5 billion years ago to 500 million years ago to 300 million years ago to 67 (yep...I got to hear THAT in VR) million years ago and then a few more until we made it home! The kid loved this, and this was his favorite. My son said, "I think it was cool that the machine guided us and kept us from running into walls. And, I think it's cool that the machine scans the walls and floors to know where you are...that was really cool." They said it lasted 45 minutes. $28 Space 3D Hologram Zoo - This is interesting...this one is AR (augmented reality), not VR. You walk along a holographic wall where we could see planets and space stations. There is 1 longer section, then 3 small sections. The longer section was really worthwhile to me. Even though it's not immersive, I still enjoyed the experience (it felt like the 3d-element worked better here). I even learned that Europa may have ice volcanos! My son said, "That was amazing, really cool, crazy cool. I liked that there was more than one projectors in the first room, so it looked like asteroids were really floating. I also liked the folding 3-D papers they gave out." $57 Space-Themed VR Escape Room - With only 2 of us in there, we didn't escape...ok, we only completed 56%. BUT, he chose it as a surprise to me! It was fun, but getting used to manipulating the environment without actually touching things was challenging. Plus, he's shorter, so there were parts he couldn't reach. This one had a technical problem that caused us to sit in the headgear for at least 15 minutes before they could get us going. My son said, "I really like that we could open and close our hands (and make them double-jointed) and that we could throw things." If you're on the fence, I thought this was much better than just going to play video games at one of the usual destinations.

Had really high hopes for this bc it really is an interesting concept. Booked a "zoo" tour and a…read moreroom as a family package for 2 kids (7 and 10) and 2 adults. The venue is built in the open warehouse-like area with short sectioned areas. So the arcade is one of the first things you see, then two of the VR games areas, with the rooms in the back and the zoo to the side. We opted to do the dinosaur zoo tour, which was actually pretty cool. Remember, this is a holographic concept so don't expect AI quality graphics. The zoo consists of you going through a walking circular maze which is divided into 3 sections. So after 1 section, you round the corner to the next and then have to wait for the screen to count down telling you to go into the next section (mainly so you don't interrupt the group in front of you). Wait times vary from 80 secs to 10 secs which weren't too bad. We definitely all agreed that we liked the dinosaur zoo. After, we had to wait about 8-10 min before we could get into our room bc the main guy was helping set up the VR people. So the kid sent us to the Photo Booth area which prompted you through multiple photo scenes and how to pose for them, as well as short video shots (think running away from T-Rex). Very cute photo concept and definitely a great opportunity to capture a fun photo. We of course stuck with the Dino theme for our photos but you had about 5-6 themes. Skip the private holographic room. It was only a half room and you have to swap glasses with each other to complete tasks. The kids were immediately bored with this and the experience wasn't great for the adults either. Before leaving, we opted to buy the kids some gaming credits. They offer a variety of options ($10=40 credits, $20=90, etc.) and the games vary in credit costs between 3-6 credits for arcade games and up to 8 credits for the claw games. Definitley more expensive than other local arcade places so would def skip this too. We didn't do the VR but I'm also glad we didn't. We (the adults) have done a VR experience (around the Domain) and they had theirs set up into sectioned off rooms for more privacy. Zoocade's VR rooms are out in the open and feel less private. I imagine they can definitely get distracting with all the noise from the zoo tour videos and the arcade area. Spending over $150 for this experience was not worth it and was more disappointing than exciting. If you're going to try it out, then I'd recommend only doing the zoo portion (dinosaur or under the sea). Really, really wanted to like this place but unfortunately, it didn't live up to our kids, or our expectations.

I'm a big fan of IPIC Theaters, it's a great little theater in The Domain and one I really enjoy…read more It's feels very inclusive to me because of its wheelchair accessibility. It's always clean and the people working there are so nice and it makes a difference in the whole vibe of the place. They have a good drinks menu and food too. The recliners are comfortable, but they do run a little short. My feet hang off the end and I'm only 5'7". Thankfully they offer cozy blankets, which I love and definitely helps. Service is easy and convenient. You can push a button if you need something or just order from your phone without missing anything. The lobby is also a nice place to hang out before or after your movie with a full bar, a pool table, and plenty of family games to play. Prices are pretty comparable to other theaters of the kind, so it doesn't feel like a big splurge. Just a really enjoyable spot for a movie night.

This was my first visit and to be fair, I was a little confused when I walked in and didn't…read moreimmediately see my friends seated as I didn't know the seats were cubbies of two. By the time I found my seat, the lights went out right as I settled in. From there, it was much harder than it needed to be to just order a cup of coffee. Three stars is for the design. I could not use my phone to scan the QR code to order the coffee because it was dark. I pressed the button and waited forever for someone to come and take my order. Then my friend arrived and went through the exact same thing. Even when I did finally get a menu on my phone, it was overcomplicated to order. Seems like something that should be easy by now. Considering the number of other theaters that do in seat ordering. I'd go back and perhaps have a better time now that I know the lay the land.

It's hard to do better than this happy hour in the Domain. $5-6 drinks, $5-7 eats, abundant free…read moreparking in covered garages nearby, half priced games and more deals for unlimited play, karaoke, prompt service, and always space for a crowd? Tell me who else can match this nearby. There are plenty of healthy-ish or vegan-able items in addition to the usual fried and comfort foods. Spicy edamame are solid, chips and guac (no cheese) won't do you wrong. It's a great place for a mixed group, date, or solo night out. In a day and age where everything is overprice, it's worth the cost of admission.

Punch Bowl Social at The Domain was the perfect spot for our Beef Team retreat! The venue had such…read morea fun and energetic atmosphere with plenty of space for our group to eat, socialize, and play games. The venue offers a dynamic space where we enjoyed a variety of experiences all under one roof including bowling and classic arcade games. The food spread was impressive, featuring a mix of comfort food with a modern twist. Highlights for me were the Slow-Cooked Braised Short Ribs with crispy onion strings, Beef Medallions with Balsamic cream sauce, Mac and cheese, fresh salad with Iceberg and romaine lettuce, cucumber, tomatoes, red onions, crostini with tangy lemon vinaigrette and buttermilk ranch dressing and crispy Brussels sprouts with Hoisin sauce, Fresno chiles, cilantro. They also had an amazing dessert assortment with classic French macarons, petite cheesecake bites, and mini cupcakes that disappeared fast. The open bar kept the energy going, with an assortment of expertly mixed cocktails, craft beers, and a curated selection of wines. I ordered the margarita with Lunazul tequila, Bols triple sec, lime, Tres Agaves agave nectar, chili-lime salt and added strawberry and a tajin rim. The bowling plus the arcade-style games made it a great team bonding experience. I enjoyed the skiball and basketball game options. Definitely a fun group event venue in The Domain if you want good food, drinks, and entertainment all in one place.

Dance With Me Austin caught our attention because they offer dance lessons for wheelchair users…read more They're located inside The Domain, and when we arrived, the first thing I noticed was the wall of glass windows. You can see everything from the outside, and I'll be honest, I felt a little awkward knowing people could watch us. Once inside, I noticed several couples dancing with different instructors and had a moment of nervousness, wondering if there would be enough space for us. Then we met our instructor, Johnny, and all of that disappeared. He is an absolute delight. From the start, he made us feel comfortable, relaxed, and completely at ease. I quickly forgot about the windows and the other dancers. We had plenty of room, and that's entirely thanks to how Johnny guided the lesson. Even though we were doing a shorter intro session, he managed to teach us all the basics to the song we chose. Somehow, it felt incredibly intimate and personal, even in such a large, open space. We had so much fun that we've decided to continue our lessons. Highly recommend, especially if you're looking for an inclusive, welcoming place with truly wonderful instructors.

Dance With Me Austin has truly become like a second home to me. From the very first class, I felt…read morenot just welcomed but genuinely cared for. The instructors are beyond talented, but what makes them so special is their kindness, patience, and the way they believe in you even when you doubt yourself. They meet you where you are, and then somehow bring out the very best in you every single time. Over the course of my journey here, I've not only learned how to dance with more skill and grace, but I've also found a community filled with joy, encouragement, and laughter. Every lesson feels like a celebration, and I always leave lighter and happier than when I came in. Dance With Me isn't just a studio it's a place where confidence, artistry, and friendships grow. I'm forever grateful for the love, passion, and family I've found here

I'm an AMC A-List member and have been going to AMC theaters for a long time. I've never…read moreexperienced anything like this before. I purchased movie tickets through my account as a gift for my brother and his girlfriend to celebrate something special. When they arrived, they were stopped at the concession stand and accused of committing fraud because the tickets were purchased on someone else's account. To be clear, I bought the tickets myself and sent them to them. There was absolutely nothing fraudulent about it. The employee who confronted them handled the situation in a very aggressive and unnecessary way. As an A-List member, I've never been questioned or harassed like this at the front concession stand. It felt like the situation was blown completely out of proportion. Instead of focusing on real issues, my family members were put in an uncomfortable and embarrassing position over tickets that were legitimately purchased. They did speak with the manager, Miguel, who was polite and tried to help, and I appreciate that. However, the situation still wasn't fully resolved and the tickets were not refunded despite the negative experience. AMC needs to make sure employees understand that tickets purchased through an account can be shared with friends or family. Customers shouldn't be accused of fraud for using tickets that were legitimately purchased. This was very disappointing, especially as a loyal A-List member.

Got tickets a couple hours before and did enjoy the option to pre-order food items at time of…read moreticket purchase. Couldn't decide at time of ticket purchase and upon arriving to the theater you could place and order for it to be delivered to your seat. Ended up going with the classic popcorn, drink and candy. Theater has great comfy seats and the tables for your goodies was a bit small. Also the popcorn bucket almost blocked part of my view since I'm not the tallest person around. Overall the theater was great for image, sound and temperature. Not too hot or col. Ample parking as well.

This is a great place to bring your kids, but for adults it's not as entertaining, it feels kinda…read moresmall and overpriced. I wish they had more stuff to look at/interact with, I thought the place would be bigger. On the bright side they can be somewhat flexible with scheduling tickets, they say they aren't refundable but if you're running late they can push the time for you if you call.

the museum of illusions was a fun experience, but it only took us about 30 minutes to go through…read moreeverything, so i'm not sure it fully felt worth the ticket price. there are a lot of photo ops, though many of them felt a bit underwhelming. i wish the space was more immersive with larger rooms and installations. it was also pretty crowded for how small the space is, which made it harder to enjoy some of the exhibits. that said, the staff was very friendly and helped us take lots of pictures. it's a fun one-time visit kinda thing but a cute spot to take your kids!