We have been here twice and have loved it both times! There is SO much to do. So many floors and…read morethemed rooms of fun for all ages (bubble room, craft room, trains, grocery store, sound and light, tea room, etc). This is also a great value! Admission was affordable and was part of our "GetOut" austin passes. The only tricky thing may be parking. There are a lot of spaces, but each time we've gone it's been a full lot. Would definitely recommend this place for kiddos!

We were thoroughly surprised by the Mayborn Museum. It looks small but it offers so much for kids…read more The first floor is the museum and the second floor is interactive and mainly for kids. We spent the whole day here except going out for lunch as they offer re-entry. Check out the Design Lab and Lights and Sounds areas. We had the most fun there. Also, there are scavenger hunts all over the museum so keep your eyes open for those.

This place has a lot history and fact that most people don't know. It is well laid out. There is a…read morefew interactive things to do. So Big and Small children don't get bored.

Having watched the CW's "Walker" featuring Jared Padalecki, I've been itching to check out the…read moreTexas Ranger Museum! If you're thinking it's a museum for the baseball team like Tracy P. thought, uhm, it's not. Haha. Texas Rangers have an illustrious history. Surprisingly, not all TR's were good, but for the most part they were lawmen. Do watch the 45-minute film before touring the museum which helped me appreciate the exhibits as it ties the TRs with almost every aspect of Texas history. There are interactive exhibits so you can pick up and feel the weight of a TR gun. And there are somber reminders of the most famous Waco incident. Expect to spend a decent couple of hours here and stop by the gift shop for a memorabilia. Only $10.50 per adult admission. Enjoyed it! Closed on Thanksgiving, Christmas and NY.

All sports fanatics! This is a self-paced experience. Very informative about the legends who made…read moreheadway. Covers everything from football, tennis, and boxing in pro, college & everything in between. The South West Conference exhibits were really good. The Tom Landry Theater was nice. Great Visit.

We visited the Texas Sports Hall of Fame today and had a fantastic time! William, who was working…read moreduring our visit, was incredibly warm and welcoming, which made us feel right at home from the start. My family enjoyed exploring all of the exhibits, starting with the fun showcase of college fight songs that got everyone in the spirit. We wrapped up our visit at the Southwest Conference (SWC) display, which has something for fans of every university. The sports simulators were a big hit with our whole family -- especially trying to throw amazing pitches in the baseball game and shooting baskets into the space station-themed basketball hoop. It was the perfect blend of history, hands-on fun, and Texas sports pride. Highly recommend for families, sports fans, and anyone looking for something unique to do in Waco!

Came into town to visit family and they brought me here. Played mini golf while having a drink-…read morethat was fun! Though it was 90° while I was there and they needed to turn the AC up for this Washingtonian girl. Would go back but probably not on such a hot day....

The mini golf course is awesome and challenging, the arcade games are a ton of fun, and I've always…read morehad a great time every time I go. Love this place.

We are a great experience at Mayborn Science Theater. We brought our 3 young boys. The ticket…read moreprices are very reasonable. We loved learned about space. It isn't traditional, as you have to buy tickets in person. There are no food or drinks aloud in the theater. And you want to sit near the top, or in the last three rows for the best views. The 360 degree theater was a fun, educational, and memorable outing.

We did the Queen laser light show! It was fun! We really enjoy the show! I plan on returning…read moreagain.

Saw this drive-in a while back when in Gatesville so we thought we'd give it a try for a Saturday…read morenight date-night. What a great place. We had so much fun. It is like stepping back in time except they no longer have those speakers you hang from your window. A friend said he came here when he was stationed at Fort Hood in the 90s. The concession stand is also like stepping back in time. Lots of candy, hot dogs, pizza, sodas. We also got nachos but I wasn't a fan of them - chips and some melted cheese with not much taste. Love this place. We'll be back.

This little theater is right of the 80s-90s with simple, but comfortable seating, and prices. Last…read moretime I was here was over 10 years ago for the drive in and my friends and I always enjoyed the experience. Returning now with my family for a matinee, I was surprised to see they have maintained the charm and affordability of this theater. It was $10.50 for the three of us plus another $10 for sodas and popcorn. Seating was comfortable and the sound and temperature were perfect. There are a few single seat bathrooms, inside, so recommend you don't come on a full bladder, but I give this five out of five for providing families and affordable movie experience with new releases. I will certainly return next time I'm in the area.

First time playing bingo but it was a blast. The regulars are all awesome and helped us out a lot…read more Employees were also vet helpful and really nice!

We used Once Upon a Pony for our granddaughter's 4th birthday and I couldn't have asked for more…read more The horses, ponies, and even the donkey were all great with the kids. The owners thought of everything and were very professional. The kids also loved feeding the chickens. The Southerlys clearly love kids AND animals. The booking process was so easy and Denise was so accommodating. Our little princess had the best unicorn birthday ever!