This is a great place. My granddaughter had her birthday party there on May 4. We had a 6 year…read moreold who jumped into the pool without a float. Let me mention there are plentyof life jacket there. The 6 year old was drowning. We didn'tnotice her with so many childrenin the pool, but there was one female life guard that noticed her. I didn'tget her name but I'm glad she was on duty. We wouldhave had a different story if not for her. Thank you.

A ROACH IN THE POOL. It was gross and then a lifeguard came and killed i with his bare hands!read more

While swimming at the mini water park, certainly n low height water sprays would squirt various…read morewater onto kids in the shallow pool area, AND they could stand up and me take a look at some big kids riding a few horses from a nearby barn.That big equ Syrian barn teaches English jumping and western trail riding, and students are allowed a short trail ride to check out the water park and its big field to trot around! And

We've been going out there for about 10 years now and it is the greatest place you could ever take…read moreyour children mommy's can take the babies out there there's little areas for babies to go through sprinklers and an area that is shallow and fun for the little ones teenagers can have a lot of fun if they want to learn to dive or just jump off the diving board it is a sweet place good people work there I can't wait till the next time I get to go

Mira Lagos is a nice community not too far from Joe Pool Lake. I'm not a resident but I have…read morevisited this pool a couple of times to take an Aqua Zumba class from Nicole. The pool is really nice and a good size to accommodate many individuals. We had an Aqua Zumba class that took up about half the pool and the other half of the pool was full of families and kids swimming and lounging in the water. The only drawback is that some of the residents are kind of rude, which is to be expected in a community like Mira Lagos. The Aqua Zumba class is open to the public but you get the third degree before anyone will let you in the pool. Some residents also complain about noise and it appears that they don't want certain people at the pool having fun. But hey, it's a nice community pool so just put some earplugs in and ignore the meanies.

I really wanted to like this place, but sadly it didn't meet expectations. We chose this place to…read morecelebrate my grandfather's 100th birthday. The ambiance seemed great upon first impression -- the ballroom overlooks the driving range, and golf is his favorite pastime. My aunts did a menu tasting before the event and they said the food was great. They chose the following options: steak wedge salad, chicken florentine, and salmon and rice. However the day of the event was such a disappointment. The steaks were super inconsistent-- some of us had rare, some of us had medium rare, and I had a well done piece. What seemed strange about my steak is that it tasted...like organ meat?! I thought I was going crazy. My family tried it and they agreed something was extremely off about the taste. My cousin was struggling to cut his chicken florentine because it was so dry. The biggest offender was the salmon and rice... everyone who ordered this option received UNDERCOOKED RICE! Rice is one of the hardest things to mess up, especially if you use a rice cooker... The bread and butter that was served was dry and unmemorable. It's sad when the appetizers outshine the main dishes. The fruit plate upon seating was well presented. The Beef Wellington (A+ chef's kiss) and coconut shrimp were the saving grace of the event. The pork potstickers were just okay. We had paid drinks as an option, but I don't drink so I asked for a club soda. It came in a plastic bottle and it tasted like plastic. Outside of food, the ballroom provided us a projector. The AV team didn't seem super knowledgeable as it took 30 minutes to get the video AND audio up and going. Overall it wasn't the best in terms of food and the projector, but the room itself was great and the appetizers provided something to remember. Nonetheless, I'm grateful we had a place to create memories for my grandfather's 100th. Highly would not recommend this place for a wedding though unless you're looking to be disappointed.

Service was amazing from Gracie and Meredith!! Drinks--perfect! Dessert--delicious!! One of our…read morefavorite places to enjoy an evening.

If you are looking for a place to do your water therapy...this is a great place to use... The…read moreswimming pool is well kept and the atmosphere is serene and calming. Coach Jaime is so helpful and very knowledgeable about the activities that are offer. She is dedicated to making your experience at the natatorium a wonderful experience as well as having well trained life guards on duty (Kenneth). FIVE STARS!!

It all kicked off when Bryan from the Life Time's Aurora team reached out to check in on me. After…read moreI explained my absence, he filled me in on the latest club activities and gave me the push I needed to get back into the routine. That one call was a total game-changer. Since then, I've been hitting the gym four to five days a week and the results speak for themselves: I've dropped a dress size, two pant sizes, and lost countless inches. Beyond the scale, I'm sleeping better and feeling my body get stronger every day. I'm so grateful for that follow-up and for the incredible trainers and staff at the Mansfield Life Time location who keep me motivated!

Enough is Enough…read more I've been a member here for about 10 years, and the outdoor hot tub is CONSTANTLY broken or closed. And guess what? They never bother to update the app when it's shut down. You show up, pay their ever-increasing fees, and the amenities you came for are just... unavailable. And suddendlty the hot top ( when is working) is closed at sunset... since when? I've complained to the front desk multiple times, and absolutely nothing changes. It feels like they don't fix things until people blast it publicly. For a gym this expensive, this level of upkeep and communication is ridiculous.

Third time was truly the charm for us, as Aqua-Tots was the 3rd swim school my kiddo had attended…read moreover two years. And maybe coming in with some knowledge of (and resignation to) swim class played a part in her success. Maybe it was also the right-sized ear plugs, swim cap, and goggles that muted the rude sensation of water in her ears and eyes. But Aqua Tots' instructors, the program, and the policies they have in place undoubtedly contributed to an effective learning environment for my 3yo. She came to them as a student who refused to scoot slowly into shallow water, but by Week 8, she was cannon-balling into 5ft pools. This is easily the best $560 we've spent on pre-payment for one 30-min lesson each week, over 6 months. And now, she can enjoy the pool with the rest of our family this summer! Aqua Tots has an app that helps with (re)scheduling classes, keeping track of your swimmer's progress, and tells you what they need work on. Negatives: - No private showers - No practice pool - There's a glare from the window that makes it difficult to see your child during daytime classes - BYO Towel That being said, I still recommend Aqua-Tots for kids of all ages and abilities, all year long.

My child enjoys her swim lessons. All of the staff is knowledgeable and easy to communicate with. I…read morelove that they greet each child by name as they walk in the door.

This is a community pool that is serviced by the City of Dallas & has life guards on duty. It cost…read more$2 for adults and $1 for kids 12 & under. You are REQUIRED to have proper swim wear to enter (no gym shorts, cut off jeans, etc). So I've been coming to this pool for years. I even brought my godson here for swimming lessons a couple of years ago. However the staff every year changes and with that you don't know what the swim season will be like until you get there to see who is working. There is a small slide for the kids in the shallow end. The life guards are usually don't allow people into the deep end however today was a different experience as there were more kids in the deep end than I've ever seen. The pool is usually open from 1-6p m-th, 12-8 Friday & Sunday - however today we were informed that they were closing early as they had to go teach lessons elsewhere. It's a decent pool however be warned that there are a lot of unsupervised children at the pool and daycares also bring groups.