We had a great experience at Xtreme Action Park thanks to Kelly Greene! She took the time to walk…read moreus through how the go-karting worked and made sure we understood everything before we got out on the track. She was friendly, patient, and made the whole experience feel welcoming from the start. It's easy to tell when someone genuinely cares about making sure guests have a good time, and Kelly did exactly that. Thanks to her, our visit was smooth and a lot of fun. Highly recommend asking for her if you're heading there!

This place is huge! There's bowling, laser tag, speakeasy, trampoline, obstacle course, mini golf,…read moreroller skating, arcade games, and more. We needed help with loading our game card and when we asked for help the staff seemed annoyed to help. We also ate at the food court they have. We split the chicken quesadilla. The taste was okay. Our waiter was not attentive and seemed overwhelmed. Some of the machines weren't working and there was a long line to get our card redeemed for the tokens the machines took from us. It was also so hot inside.

Great local festival! With businesses from the Town Center and surrounding area, dancers and bands…read morefrom around Weston too. Lots of food and alcohol tents as well as home improvement, cell phone, and mortgage companies too. Dogs are welcome and the people are friendly. A perfect alternative to the over crowded and priced coconut grove arts festival that has become more corporate and less small town creative over the years. The only negatives (why I'm giving it 4 stars, not 5) about the Weston festival, is that parking was tough, and many of the tables closed down early. Some around 4 after running out of food or products. Still a beautiful outing for a first experience.

Nice, chilling atmosphere! Not bad for a festival that has been around 4-5 years!…read more The Good - there was a good amount of booths from all the local Weston businesses, including mortages, spas, impact windows, etc. Practically all of the food I sampled was delicious, but the pasta that looked like small purses that was stuffed with pear, pancetta and a gorgonzola cream sauce was particularly delicious. I got chair massages from one of the spa booths, which was very nice. I did a sampling of several wines and other spirits including a few Bourbons! The nitrogen ice creams were great! The Could-be-Better - if I am paying for a 2-6pm event, I would hope that the booths are equipped to serve until about 6:00pm. Some of the booths that were serving foodstuffs were already down by about 4:00pm, which left me wondering what they had to offer. If it would have been just one booth, it would have been okay, but it was about 4-6 of them, so I feel like I missed out. Also, we were wearing wristbands that identified us as customers and one of the ladies still did not want to serve us the wine sample because it was not in the cup that was given to us in the front, even though we had our wristbands and at least two viable cups. That was a downer. Otherwise, excellent event. Looking forward to doing it again sometime!

Flamingo Gardens is one of our favorite places in South Florida. Honestly, I'd even call it a…read morepeacock garden because there are so many of them wandering freely throughout the property. I especially love visiting during the winter months when the weather is cooler. It's the perfect time to slow down, enjoy the beautiful scenery, and have a little picnic with the kids. There are plenty of peaceful spots to sit, relax, and watch the peacocks walking around. The grounds are always clean, and the staff is friendly and welcoming. When you buy your tickets, you can also purchase bird food. We fed both the flamingos and the peacocks, and while it was a fun experience, here's my little tip--don't feed the peacocks from your hand unless you're ready for a pretty strong peck! I learned that one the hard way. There is also a small café, guided tram tours, and on weekends they often have live music, especially in the evenings or during holiday events. Around Christmas, the gardens are beautifully decorated with lights, making the whole place feel even more magical. If you're looking for a relaxing day surrounded by nature, Flamingo Gardens is definitely worth a visit.

Hoping I can offer a yoga or soundbath class here one day !!! Crossing fingers…read more Flamingo Gardens is such a beautiful hidden gem The gardens are gorgeous, the animals are amazing, and there's so much to see beyond just the flamingos. I especially loved seeing the peacocks roaming around, the wildlife, and taking the tram through the gardens. It's a peaceful, family-friendly experience and also a great place to visit if you just want to spend a few hours surrounded by nature. I really appreciated the educational aspect and learning more about the animals and the sanctuary.

Despite having lived next door to the Bergeron Rodeo for several years back in the 90's this was my…read morefirst visit. I won't go to a rodeo because I don't find abusing animals entertaining but a craft show on the other hand is right up my alley. This is an annual event sponsored by the town of Davie. The event was advertised as having 100 vendors. I don't think there were quite that many but they had a lot. Admission and parking were free. The tents filled the rodeo arena and outside it as well. People were selling plants, floral arrangements, zombie soup mix, jewelry, lights in alcohol bottles, soap, dream catchers, a tiny fairy garden, woodwork, stained glass, baked goods, clothes, bags, and a myriad of other hand made goods. They also had food and drink vendors and bounce houses and kids corner activities for children . The grounds were perfect for the craft show. There were plenty of clean bathrooms. The weather was gorgeous, the vendors were varied, and with the upcoming holidays it was the perfect time to shop. It is good to support the local arts community. This is a nice hometown event perfect for kids and adults.

This is my 2nd time attending the Toy Run at Markham park. A great event to raise money for…read morecharity and to donate toys for kids! The time before, they had a big name band perform, Styx. And it was a huge turnout. This time they had 5 local bands that performed which were all pretty good. Mr. Nice Guy, Southbound Hwy 41, Big Rock Band, Majesty of Rock & Tony Stevens Original Foghat. There was also a variety of food trucks, A playground area for kids, a Harley Davidson tent for shopping, Raffles, Exotic Car show, Bounce houses, Rock climbing Wall, and visits by Santa, Elmo & Baby Shark. The weather & temperature was fantastic for a fun filled day for all ages!!! And a lot of people dressed in their holiday gear as well.

This event has been going on now for 29 years. Better know as just the toy run, its main purpose…read moreis to collect toys for Children who would other wise get nothing during the holiday season. Admission is $1.50 per person at the gate (Broward County), and then its $10.00 and an unwrapped toy or $20.00 per person. Along with thousands of motor cycles and rides there is quit a bit of thing to do. There's a classic car show, live performances on two stages, lots of motor cycles, related shops, some of the friendliest people, and of course lots of food and alcohol. This was my first time going to the event, although I have seen the motorcycle parade many times over the years. I took my daughter with me today, so I didn't get to stay as long as I wanted. I would have like to been there to see Dee Snider from Twisted Sister preform. If you here in South Florida you should give this a chance. To me its like the renaissance festive only with motorcycles, better people and food.

It's a great place to go with your friends. It has kid and adult trails has glow kids or…read morenecklace glow sticks when I went the guy was super scary and was afraid to walk past him lol. Yet the line was long. It was 100% worth it in the parking is OK too. Also has great food if you want some churros then that's the place to go.

Cool little haunt located in a huge park. Super family friendly with food trucks serving thing like…read moregyros, ice cream, tacos, and ceviche. Refreshments and beer is also available for purchase and kid snacks. There are different trails. One family friendly trail and one in the evening that has definitely more of a scare factor. It was a family evening so we went through the family friendly trail. In the beginning your greeted by a scary dude who tells you the story of the witch and all the people she's possessed and to be prepared for all encounters. The atmosphere was perfect having to actually walk through the forest section of the park. At night theres the flashing lights that makes things look really creepy..it was perfect. After escaping the witch and her possessed it was nice to just hang still in the park. Music is played and lots of open space for the kids to play. It's the perfect spooky treat for all.

I've been here many times to walk my dogs. I'm not sure if I intended to write a review or it…read moredisappeared. Either way, this is a small park with a few pavilions. Some evenings they have AA meetings and the parking lot gets full. I try to go here in the morning. Often I see goats along B the fence line from the neighboring property. The best is when there are horses in the park and I can tell that my dogs are thinking, what is that? It's a simple park but a nice place to walk and it's quiet. There are restrooms but not much other amenities.

Great Park for the kids! Beautifully themed barn and tractor playgrounds with a lot of open space…read moreand enclosed with white fencing and has large picnic table!

Another carnival in town. Our friends invited us to this so we rounded up our kids and scoped out…read morethe scene. This carnival was located in Pembroke Pines at St. Maximilian Kolbe Catholic Church. The carnival takes place all weekend long from Thursday through Sunday. We went on a Friday night and arrived around 6:30pm. This carnival seems bigger than the last one we went to at St. David Catholic Church and not super busy. Everyone says it will gets busy on Sat and Sun. I suggest getting the unlimited rides wristband for $35 if you know you'll be at the carnival for a few hours and the kids will take advantage of unlimited rides. Worth it. Otherwise, each ride is about 4-6 tickets and tickets cost around $1.25 per ticket. Or you can do 40 tickets for $40. You do the math. Lol. There are food vendors lined up with the games. Then the church has a food tent where the money goes to the church. But you have to buy food/drink tickets. No cash or cards taken at food tent other than the food/drink tickets. Tickets are $1 each ticket and there is a minimum ticket purchase of $20. Of course. We got wings which came out super hot and fresh and crispy. But a tad salty. Also got guava empanadas and chicken empanadas which were tasty. We let our friends use the rest of our food tickets. All in all, we had a good time and nice that it wasn't overcrowded or super busy. Carnivals remind me of my childhood. Happy to see our kids enjoying the carnival with their friends too.