We recently joined The Epic, switching from another local gym, for the indoor swimming & kids…read moreactivities. Our only complaints, some staff are unable to answer our questions & point us to the website, which wasn't able to answer our question to start with... for example, one of the main reasons we joined, after visiting in person, was the summer camp. We went home to join & register online, as was suggested by staff (versus registering in person at the facility), to find out the summer camps were already full. You can't tell that the camps are full online, until you've already purchased a membership. Staff should have had knowledge of camps being at full capacity & been able to tell us that information during our tour of the facility. A plus for us, the family swim hours, swim lessons, & family changing areas. We also love the indoor walking track.

Being members since their inaugural year means we've been through their growing pains like during…read moreCOVID, their budget deficits, and more. I overall recommend this place especially for the group fit. While the selection isn't very diverse, consistently I can expect yoga, Pilates, and CrossFit. From time to time there's other classes, but having group fit is something I really enjoy. The kids programs are overall great. The staff that oversee it are friendly and I can tell they actually enjoy kids. I don't see staff on their phones, and they typically know my kids' names before I sign them in. They're going through more changes with their kids stuff, but overall after myself and other parents voiced our concerns they seemed to take our opinion into consideration after much debate. Overall, it's a good facility and I hope they continue to find ways to be inclusive of all their members, and not just the gym bros.

This is the worst country club you can visit everyone is mean the green is awful and the staff is…read moreawful and the drinks are also awful

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.

Bad customer service, ever since the new manager Carson and Greg came in, they don't want the moms…read moreinside the recreation center, they were very rude, chasing them all away, they left all the girls and boys without extra curricular dance activities. It is intolerant to block the dance dreams that girls and boys have. I hope the city can do something about it. They also chased away all the teachers. After three years being there quietly. So I don't recommend attending here. The staff was also very rude.

Can speak about the arena. Coached my indoor soccer team here. It's not your traditional indoor…read morearena. Not turf grass. It's all hard court and much bigger. I felt like the staff there were usually always friendly and willing to help you. Most of the staff is younger. Overall if you're looking to put your kid into trying indoor soccer, this is a good place to start recreationally.

I've been going to Forum Bowling Lanes - FBL - for 3- months. Fantastic "bowling alley" menu. The…read moreatmosphere is inviting. Nice and clean well- maintained lanes, which do present some challenges. Not sure if bowling was a "thing" for me, on my first visit I used a house ball and rented shoes. Due to my experiences at FBL, I've developed a deep passion for the sport of bowling. I now own two custom-made bowling balls and two pairs of bowling shoes. I've learned I have a lot to learn. My intentions are to develop my game at FBL. There is a great pro-shop on the premises. Don't let the size of the shop fool you. The crew, eager to help, is really nice and easy- going. In closing. I consider Forum Bowling Lanes, my "home lanes."

My friends in Arlington took me here on a Saturday afternoon. A tournament had been underway at the…read moretime but half of the lanes (about 45 total) were still vacant at the time. They looked spotless and the seating area felt acceptably clean. I didn't use the provided balls, but they looked like the standard casual-player ones that don't spin easily. Their usual prices are also okay for a Saturday before 6pm -- $20 per lane per hour and $5 for shoe rentals. Check their Facebook for occasional deals. I recommend grabbing 3 of your buddies to split the cost. All in all, a solid bowling alley. It gets the job done for a fun night out.

Super fan axe throwing spot! They even have cute stars you can throw! I spent my Friday evening…read morehere and was surprised at how empty it was! Seems like a good location bc there are lots of things nearby. In addition to the axe throwing, there is shuffleboard, darts, large connect four, jenga, etc. they even have a small bar with drinks. A few sodas for those who dont drink. You pay by the hour and can make your reservations easily on their website.

First off, Chuck is amazing and he makes the best drinks. I'm not sure what I ordered but it has be…read morefeeling real good after just one... so I ordered 2. We went on a Sunday evening and it was empty so we pretended like we rented out the whole space lol. Customer service was on point and we had a very cute date night throwing axes on the wall. I'm not good at all but I highly recommend this activity for a date night. I will be back for sure.

My family and I came for a private birthday/going away party and the entire staff was great and…read moreextremely helpful. They taught us all how to throw the axe and my 15 year old daughter loved every second of being there. They had many other arcade games like the boxing game to test your punching strength and it became a competition amongst family & friends. The entire group enjoyed themselves. Guaranteed to return!!!!

Garrett at the Grand Prairie location was great to work with. He patiently instructed us on ax…read morethrowing techniques. Highly recommend for people of all ages!

The family and I had a great time. The business and staff were accommodating. Even though our party…read morewas small there were lots of other groups there. The rental markers and gear were great. Markers shot paint all day with no hiccups or jams. Make sure to opt for the vests if you have younger players. Lots of fields to play on which kept it fun and entertaining. We packed in a lunches but they had grills on site. Not sure if they are available for customer use. Staff was very responsive over e-mail so there were no hiccups when we showed up to play. We'll for sure be back.

This place is pretty cool. What you see is what you get. This is best experience with a group…read more Plenty of parking but not many eateries around.

There are so many things to love about this place. First of all it is indoors which is great in the…read morewinter months. Also it seems to never be crowded so you don't have to wait on an open lane. The lanes are $25 an hour. The pitching machine gets you 20 pitches for a $1. You will not find a better deal anywhere. This is a quick, convenient way for you to get practice in. It looks like a warehouse so it not easy to find. Just look for the sign.

Some of the reviews here are from previous ownership. Current ownership has turned this place into…read moremore than just batting cages. Cover All Bases is now a true baseball training facility. There is a reason professional players migrate to Arlington, Texas in the off-season to train here. There are adequate cages that can be used by individuals or rented by teams. In addition, they have added 2 training areas and a weight room where they offer classes, workshops, private lessons, and more. The pros not only work with kids, but they work out with the kids. Brian, Cameron, Aidan, and Tom have created a culture that makes kids and families feel like they belong. Love this place!!!!