We went here before the park opened and waited for 30 minutes to rid the ride, but then they ended…read moreup saying it was closed. Anyways the ride itself was just okay as I was not expecting too much. It was dark but you can sort of see where you are going and you go around and around the loop. The decor outside was really side. I probably ride it again, but it is not a ride of the I have to ride sort of a deal.

Runaway Mountain is a great mild to moderate roller coaster to cool down after a long hot summer…read moreday in Texas. One of the charms about this ride is that it is located indoors, and is air-conditioned, so you will love this ride. Something that will surprise you is that it IS pitch black inside. My friend thought something malfunctioned, but that is the intent of the ride, so you do not see what is coming your way. It overall isn't too intense, except the fact you can't see anything in front of you. I thought it was pretty fun, and the ride itself isn't too long or too short because a roller coaster IS in the building so you can't see anything.

Call them before you come because all courts were closed except for two. The staffs rotate around…read moreopening the courts so if they're short staffed then less courts open. You have a to pay for their socks $2 a pair. i would recommend going on a weekday-less people. you pay by the hour but check groupon before going!

For one they allow children 6 and under to run rampage like they're at a zoo. Some might be on…read moregallons of sugar and parents are no where around I know I've moved all over this place following my grandchildren who've almost gotten runned over by these children around 6 -12 acting and screaming like completely unsupervised kids. Never returning ever never. A ONE AND DONE.if I could I'd give them ZERO stars !!!! I will be calling Corporate

Came here with my children ages 11, 13, 17. Loved the open floor plan so you can see your children…read morefrom most seating areas. Check in was easy and they didn't force me to buy new socks bc we brought our own. They were priced by the hour and didnt have crazy gimmicks to lock you in for a year. (Yes I'm still mad Urbanair) They had different areas to play in: (I'm totally making some names up) Trampoline areas for little ones Basketball Ninja course Dodgeball Zip line Wall climbing Jump over the bar thing Rope ladder Gladiator Eating area Massage chairs for adults Overall I loved it. I could work here at a table while my kids played. Good for all ages, but we did see a lot of little ones here on a Tuesday night. Not a lot of teens trying to run little ones over. O Group of 10 kids birthday parties for $250 1 hr was $13-16 with socks 2 hr was $20-23 with socks All day $23-26 with socks

This place is out of control. Security, cleanliness,…read morecustomer service, .......etc. They had a line at the front desk and one person was helping people. Two other workers were just sitting down behind the counter doing nothing other than being on their phones and chatting together. My kids and I just bypassed the front desk and went straight to the floor and no one said anything because they are not paying attention. THEY DON'T CARE!!!!! No management on the floor to talk to. We are canceling our twins's membership and going elsewhere. Good luck!

This was a great idea! We did the advanced lazer tag and both kids and adults had a great time!…read more Even did it at night and it was AWESOME! Had an issue with a couple of the guns but someone was on call to walk us through rebooting them. Will definitely do again and Freedom Fun USA always called us back and worked on getting us a price that was in our budget! It was a win win!

This was a great experience. I wish they had volley balls, but they showed up early and played…read moremusic. I would definitely recommend it.

Damn ... why such a low aggregate score for this place?…read more I'm reading a lot of these negative reviews and it seems like there are some common, reoccurring themes I'm noticing: 1. Ppl who purchased multiple races and having to wait upwards of 1.5+ hrs in between races (but being passed up if others tipped the operators??) 2. Mechanically broken karts 3. Bad flag waver / intentional slow down of karts 4. Bad customer service My brother, dad and I were in town for a weekend for a cowboys vs ravens game (dad is a diehard fan). On the monday, which was our last day in town, we had a chunk of time after lunch to do something before catching our flight. We decided to hit this place up as it was near our hotel. Maybe because it was a workday and we were the only customers (there was 1 other family there) but we didn't experience many of the negative things I listed above so our experience was VASTLY different than what other customers are reporting. It seemed like all karts were operational, there was no flag waver for our races and we did NOT have to wait at all in between races. I DO think they did turn up the kart speeds at the halfway lap mark and also dialed them back down near the end but I'm just going off of personal feel. We experienced very good customer service! The lady (manager I'm assuming) that helped us at the front desk was quite pleasant and the two gentlemen manning the track for the day were nice too. We did 3 races and I managed to place 1st in one of them (the dad from the other family was an absolute beast). I noticed that this K1 Speed is a lil different from the one back home in the racing format. Here it was personal time trial. Each person was trying to see who could have the fastest personal lap and at the end the best personal lap times were ranked. While this was an interesting format, I prefer the traditional placement format more, where your final rank is based on who finished the race first, physically. I'm wondering if this could be changed/adjusted if you spoke to the staff or if it's an unchangeable, default racing format? Anyways, had a lot of fun. It's definitely pricey as some have pointed out (because of the baked in membership fee), but I guess coming on a workday was a good idea as opposed to a weekend day? Fun, memorable activity before flying back to Toronto!

What a truly long wait to finally race for just a few mins. I brought my oldest boy to get it on!…read moreTime to prove out the old man still has got it. But when we signed up they said it would just be a slight wait... over an hour and a half later we finally got called up. If you have never been to a K1 course before you need to know it is all about speed... these carts can fly! But coming in first does not mean a thing... it is fastest lap and overall course speed. The corse is a wicked inside track with hair pin turns and thin lines.. it is an adrenaline rush! We got set and then seriously ate this course up! My son and I were bumping and scraping the whole way but in the end ... he beat me. Yep race one... he beat me. However in race two I crushed him. What a great time! We had a blast!! My sone is a heck of a racer... I loved getting beat by him... and liked breaking even. So much fun!

We didn't book our tickets online ahead of time since the decision was made on a whim. It was on a…read moreSaturday afternoon. Either we got lucky or the timing was right since we did not have anyone in line in front of us. They gathered us in a group with a guide to help everyone navigate through the experience. My son had a great time running around. I love how they kept it engaging for the kids, but some of the activities were too advanced for my toddler to follow. For example, he could not figure out how to find the blue styrofoam roll and place that on the puzzle board to unlock the village. There were also too many kids in the cage area, so it was hard to get him up there to throw the ball at Gargamel. At the end, he did not want to put on the VR goggles, so we went straight to the gift shop. Our favorite activity was the obstacle course. The kids had loads of fun climbing and running to and fro. I personally like the Smurf village, which was absolutely adorable with vibrant colors. You can also meet the Smurf characters for photo-op. It was definitely a fun experience that was not too congested with others. Entrance fee definitely on the pricey side though.

This was an amazing experience I definitely recommend trying it before the exhibition leaves. It's…read moreinteractive and fun for the whole family!

Not my favorite ride but I get on here because this is the only ride my sister will get on without…read morecrying (mind you she is 21!). There is always a long line but most of the time it goes by quick! The ride itself is not scary at all so I say is a good 'beginner' coaster to ease on to the big ones. What i like is that at the end of the coaster you have the saloon you go through and depending on the holiday the employees dress up the mannequins. From my understanding, this was the first tubular roller coaster in the park. There is a historical plaque right by the entrance that details the history of the roller coaster.

I am a huge fan of mine trains and Runaway Mine Train did just the job. This was one of my first…read moreroller coasters when we visited SFOT, and while everyone is always asking "Why are you riding a kids roller coaster?", it's important to think about the history and traditions these mine trains have. The layout is pretty similar to Dahlonega Mine Train back at SFOG, maybe not as intense, but I did like the scenery of the ride, as it looked like we were in some forest. It's a great way to start your day at the park -- of course, yes there are some jerks and turbulence, but that's the beauty of a mine train. If you are a true roller coaster fanatic, you will also appreciate the beauty of mine trains and I hope they will never go away.

Yall!!! Miguel is the reason why this location is still thriving! He is the epitome of amazing…read morecustomer service!!! He greeted us, rang us up, made sure what we liked in the buffet and offered if we didn't see what we liked to have it made, and when we were leaving he stopped what he was doing to tell us bye!!! He is the reason I'll be back! Dude deserves a raise and also could teach a thing or two to other employees!!! A+ customer service!!!!!

DO NOT ORDER OR DINE IN 4/19/26 Spoke with Manager Shannon…read more I finally was able to get a name after asking 5 times. Manager was as rude and disrespectful as her employees. Setting an example is where it starts. She said she doesn't give out her name due to scams ‍ and when I expressed my concerns she proceeded to ask - is there something else ? Is there something else? Repeating Uneducated poor woman The place is dirty and smelly Never going back or placing to go orders The place really needs to be inspected by the city many roaches. We left

A PARK BETWEEN PARKS One of many parks along Irving/Las…read moreColinas Campion Trail, this park is situated between Birds Fort Trail Park and Keenan Crossing Park - accessible via either park or a parking area at the far end of the City of Irving Police Department parking lot. AMENITIES This park includes a dirt equestrian/biking/hiking trail, the wide, paved Campion Trail, a wide footbridge across a river, a few trailside exercise machines, and a couple of sports fields. ALL SEASONS We've enjoyed this park and trail through many seasons. ***IMPORTANT NOTES*** FLOODING AND CLOSURES: This park is heavily prone to flooding. Closures are frequent following rainy days. DO YOU LIKE DINOSAURS!? One of our more interesting experiences here was happening upon an alligator snapping turtle - a prehistoric, dinosaur-esque turtle which can be quite dangers - can chomp off a finger/toe in one bite! It seemed to have gotten disoriented following recent flooding and was on the paved Campion trail headed away from the water. CHOMP CHOMP As a bike went by, the turtle threw it's neck out so quick and so far and assertively CHOMPED at the bike - it gave a few of us who were trying to safely encourage it back to the water (from some distance) quite a scare! LESSONS FROM WILDLIFE: Keep a safe and respectful distance from wildlife - especially gnarly, prehistoric looking alligator snapping turtles!

Trail park system located in Northwest Dallas. I went to the Campion Trailhead which was located…read morenext to the police station. I ran south about 2.4 miles and the trail ended. I thought the system was longer and joined together. I did like that the path was wide so it was easy to share with other runners and cyclists. I was disappointed there were no water fountains on the trail.

Just got started back up in the hobby after being out since 2011. Previously I was a reef keeper…read morefrom 2007 to 2011 and gave it up for a move. Got my tank started with recommendations from knowledgable folks here. Bought some PNS Deepcycle to get started and just started with their Margarita Mix and Pods.

Went in because I was looking to start my own tank. No one came and said a word to us for over 10…read moremins. Walked right past us multiple times and didn't say a word. They only acknowledged their regulars. By the time the lady FINALLY asked us what we needed, she couldn't even answer our questions because she kept stopping to talk to her regulars. Really made us feel unwelcome and like we were interrupting her social time. Additionally, we pointed out one tank where one of the fish was being incessantly bullied and another tank with a dead fish, and all she goes is "hmm yep looks like it" and then walks back to the front and continues talking to her regulars. Absolutely no help and her lack of concern for the fish conditions makes me wary about purchasing anything from there. Ended up going to another store that had incredible service and I now have a wonderful set up. Would NOT recommend this place and certainly wouldn't ever spend a dime here out of principle.