The floor is not a wood floor. When you ride on the floor that they have a square tiles and they go…read moreclank clank clank clank clank as you ride across them, the tiles are also loose. It's not what I'm looking for. I like those wood floors to skate on.

Called to confirm they were open and the young lady who answered the phone said they were . Arrived…read morethe doors were locked. Called again the young landy transferred us to a rude man who said he was the only one Who answers the phones and they were closed. Tried to explain to him we were told you were open that's why we are here. This man has anger issues. With employees like this I would completely avoid this place.

It's a rodeo arena. What can you say. It's dirt int he middle and metal stands around it. It's in…read morethe middle of nowhere and looks more like a barn on a ranch, so at first it's hard to believe that this is a venue for anything, but it was ok. We saw a little circus in it and the ring was put up with extra stands around it in the middle. Altogether a nice experience, but nothing special.

We are from Arizona, in town for a Fallon Taylor clinic held at The New Daimond T Arena, and WOW…read morewhat a great facility!! Well maintained, big fans above arena, great spectator seating, the accomidations are endless! Everyone is so nice and the ground is awesome!! Nice sized indoor stalls with Windows, many out door covered stalls with RV hookup. I HIGHLY Recommend visiting this place!! You will fall in love with it!!

Great stadium. All the seating is very close to the field…read moreso you can really see the action. It is bench seating, so if you have back problems, you may want to bring one of those portable stadium seats. The pyrotechnics were very cool. They shot off fireworks throughout the game. Loved seeing the band at half-time. The dance squad and the cheerleaders put on good shows. My only complaint is the concessions. We unfortunately experienced lackluster pretzels and sausages. The pretzel honestly tasted like a white bun out of the package that you'd buy at the store for hamburgers. They didn't upkeep the condiments stations, they were messy. By the 3rd quarter, they ran out of napkins and the only condiments available were ketchup and mustard. We did buy merchandise at the gift shop. Shirts ran around $30-$40, as expected for a sport team venue. I appreciated the many stalls available in the bathrooms, which were kept clean. We plan on returning for more games.

I went Homecoming I had a blast. NORTH TEXAS v UTEP…read more GO MEAN GREEN The alumni association did an outstanding job. The tail gating was on point the food was good as well as the fellowship and renewed friendships. The game was started off slow but them dogon EAGLES did what they were suppose to do.... WIN!!! 45-10

Go Mean Green! The seats were easily accessible and comfortably padded. The snack bar had the…read morebasic fare- hot dogs, popcorn and nachos.

Great place to go and host events also first to review on yelp. Yay also good food. And also a good…read moreplace to study etc.

Beautiful arena there are no bad seats, all seats in the arena has a good view and easy access to…read moreget to different levels. Was there for my relative's graduation

Maybe I just happened to be there on an off day or maybe it's just what it is and no one ever…read morecomplains about it. Either way, my experience here was awful and I'm not looking to coming back any time soon. I attended kids day with my godson and granted there was a lot of kids however it seemed like the issue was behind the counter. After waiting more than 15 minutes in line, I finally place my order - nachos, pretzel and candy - pay for my order to be told that they are out of pretzels although there is one is the case. I was told that someone had paid for that one already and they would need to refund my money. Then as I'm waiting for my nachos, I'm told that they are out of cheese so they would need to refund my money for that as well. Then I was told that I could go to the other concession stand and see if they had the items. I make my way down to the other concession stand and they inform me that they do have the items however at the other location they poured cheese all over the chips and gave a cup of cheese with the pretzel (I was told that would be an extra dollar - apparently we all aren't selling the same way). When I make it back to my seat, the pretzel is cold and hard. They was nothing that could be done to even make it good (I tried dipping it in the nacho cheese). The nachos chips were cold, salty and just not good. I tried to get the kiddo to eat it but he turned up his nose at it. I tried to eat a few as I had a hard time with wasting my money, however I just couldn't do it and ended up wasting them. Should we EVER come back for another event, we will eat before or after, no money will be wasted at the concession stand.

Evers Park is basically a 30 Acre Baseball park that is run by the City of Denton. In addition to…read moreseveral baseball diamonds, the park has a playground and some picnic tables, and walking trails. There is also a snack shack and pavilion that is open at busy times. But make no mistake, the main thing happening here is baseball! There is a very large parking lot, but when all the diamonds are being used, you will likely have to park at the elementary school that adjoins the park. I drove around for about 10 minutes before I gave up and parked there and walked. It is not a horrible walk as long as you are able to walk a 5 minute distance.

I went there today (end of July) and all the peaches were gone. But I'll know better next year. The…read morefolks there said their yield wasn't their normal. But I had a nice time just walking around, looking at the trees. There were a few raspberries to be picked, but you have to really look. I was also told there were blueberries and tomatoes but they weren't evident to me. It's a nice place. The folks were very welcoming.Theres a little area to the side where you can sit in the shade. You're just in the open field and that's it. There's also some plastic cups that they give you to put your flowers and you can pick/cut your own flowers. 12 or $10. Just a caution if you are not sure footed be careful because it's a little unsteady as you're walking from one area to the next. Wear long pants because as you go through the bushes looking for raspberries, it can get a little scratchy around the ankles. And since it's outdoors, it's extremely hot so make sure you wear a hat, sunscreen, and everything else to be comfortable in this type of weather. I would not recommend bringing any pets because the area is not wide open as you're looking at the roses on the above ground beds or looking for the fruits in the bushes. But I do recommend this place during the high season. Easy to locate. Off the main road and there it is. I would recommend calling before going out there. But yeah I'm glad I went and people were coming in looking for peaches.

Great peaches if you know when to harvest them. I could not…read morefind a website. My fault maybe.

Attended my daughter's family graduation and was very pleased with the celebration. The school…read moreacknowledged these new graduates and their children in a very special way. Very heart warming.

Don't go here. Literally will scam you out of time and money the phone operators act genuinely so…read morestuck up it's insane.

I need to start this review by saying Trinity Presbyterian Church (TPC) of Denton, Texas, is my…read morefamily church 1960s, when we Fearings moved here from Houston. We bought a house a very short distance away, on Roberts St., and often walked across a bramble + blackberry field a couple of blocks away. I grew up in the church and have watched it morph over time, seeing families come, grow older and unfortunately die or move on to greener pastures, learning so much from each member along the way. I've always been impressed by this church's music, Christian education, and enriching summer school (Vacation Bible School) programs. The current pastor, Rev. Dr. Craig Hunter cannot be beat: he has overseas experience in Israel and Europe, and is passionately committed to the local Community, bringing in ties from African American and Muslim churches in our community and forging ties with First Presbyterian, St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church and First Methodist Churches. The Music is phenomenal each Sunday and it has been my privilege to enjoy the great talent we have performing each Sunday under the esteemed direction of the Dr. Lenora McCrosky. The pastor's teachings are spot-on and the fellowship is second to none. I love my TPC family! Come worship online or in person, barring governmental shutdown. Go to www.trintypresdenton.org.

I have not been to this location in a very long time, but used to try the karaoke and have beers…read morewith veterans and their families. I have never served in the military, but come from a family of men who have served in Iraq and Afghanistan, in the Marines. It's nice and spacious, with nooks for actually enjoying the show; put your name on the list and sing your best. Cheers to all who serve in the United States military, past, present and future. Mark F.

The VFW post 2205 is a great place to hang out. You don't have to be a veteran to come in! It's…read moreyour neighborhood bar where everybody knows your name. There's karaoke Thursday's, bands Friday and Saturday nights. Cheap beer and drinks. $1 drafts during the Cowboys games. Pool tournaments. There's event space where you can have meetings, weddings, receptions, and even a pool. All of which you can rent out for about $100! Can't beat that! The bartenders are awesome. Stop in for a cold one!