I came here last month to attend a Christian women's conference named Share The Arrows. The venue…read moreis big and get a bit chilly indoors. The employees were helpful and friendly during the process to get into the event center and to find my seats. Share the Arrows was a beautiful, uplifting and inspriring experience. The praise and worship by Francesca Battistelli was beautiful. I am so grateful I was able to attend and my friend had a wonderful time as well. The attendees were some of the kindest people I have met. We enjoyed getting to meet women from all over America. I love that this event had numerous panels ranging from apologetics to motherhood. There were plenty of vendors throughout the venue. We enjoyed getting to talk to the various business owners and purchased a couple of items. I look forward to attending Share the Arrows next year.

Went here for the first time to see a concert. Really liked how the parking garage is right across…read morethe entrance and is free. They're also employees directing traffic, although they weren't the best, it was nice to have someone there help out with all the pedestrians crossing. We got to park pretty easily in about 5 to 10 minutes so it wasn't too much of a weight. The venue itself is pretty small usually just like 100 sections and then the floor as well as a few box suites right above the 100 sections. So it felt like a pretty intimate venue. We have floor tickets so it was pretty crowded, but also people were pretty respectful. We kind of stood towards the back. The audio was pretty good overall and I really like how they had to really large video screens on the left and right side above the stage. The employees were pretty efficient and nice overall too. Didn't end up buying any drinks or food since it was a pretty late concert and the prices were kind of pricey We left pretty early so that we wouldn't have to fight the parking garage traffic, anyway we left in the middle of the second to last song. Definitely would recommend this as we were out of the garage in less than two minutes.

Oh boy, what a night. A place can only be as good as its people and such is the case of John Clark…read moreStadium. Let me start out by saying John Clark Stadium is really more of a sports complex than it is just a stadium. There are a few fields (football and baseball) The complex is owned and operated by the Plano Independent School District and like I said, they could do much better than the attitudes presented by the people who work here. I have never been treated or talked to so rudely as me, my wife, and my 90 year old mother were when we came here for the Richardson Eagles/Plano Wildcats game. Without going publicly into details, let's just say we were all taken aback by how we were spoken to and by how some of the students who were trying to attend the game were spoken to as well. Even my mom, who usually rolls with the punches, made a comment about their attitudes indicating perhaps they needed a new job that they were happier with. A couple of suggestions for PISD in case anyone reads this that is in a position to help your district impove: 1) When you have more than one event taking place in more than one of the fields at the complex, clearly mark what events are taking place on what field. Do it in the parking area so you can actually park closest to the event you are trying to attend. 2) Remind the security personnel you have hired that they are a reflection of the PISD and the Plano community at large, and that treated people badly or disrespectfully is not a good look. 3) Perhaps do what other districts do and hire police officers from the community to work the front gate security. They tend to have a calmer and more professional demeanor (game security is far from the worst thing they encounter, so they bring a calming presence to the game rather than high strung, unprofessional security guards.

need better seats our 6 broke in section 111, plus another behind us. Clean and organized…read more Concession staff was excellent.

Every seat is a good seat. We were close to the ice and the game was awesome…read more Been there before for other sports but never a hockey game. It was a night date night and good prices for family night as well.

Lots to do in this park while you are waiting on your kids at Allen High school…read more It's pretty and covers some distance so walkers/runners can get in a few miles plus it connects to another trail. Many people come here for family photos on the little bridge. Very quaint. There are ball fields here too. Plus some Pokémon Go can be played. Several gyms and stops. It's not bad for trainers. Several parking areas make it easy to access. And it has several access points as well. Abuts the high school.

Allen Station Park is a Beautiful Park that celebrates the history of when this was a watering…read morestation for the old steam locomotives coming through Allen, TX . It is within eyesight of the Allen Eagle Stadium. There are beautiful, walking trails and bicycling paths. Much of the length of some of the trails runs along the creek. Today the park also pays host to sporting events, though it's homage to yesteryear is not lost. This 125 acre park offers a variety of activities for people. There is a BMX track and skate park, baseball/softball diamonds, hiking & biking trails, grill and picnic table, a playground, and more. I was just here for a stroll. I had been at the dam site on the other side of Exchange Parkway, and there was a trail connecting the two areas that I walked. It was a nice paved trail that is protected by surveillance cameras. It's always good to feel safe! Review #2110

Fantastic technical school serving Collin County. In my line of work I am exposed to a lot of…read moreschools and I am privileged to behind the scenes knowledge of what they are doing for their students to prepare them for real world experience. The instructors, staff, and faculty all are passionate about what they are doing and creating innovative ways to prepare their students. For example, they have partnered with industry partners who underwrite part of the setting up educational programs and costs in order to provide the school with great resources and in exchange the school creates programs that are immediately needed and employable in the job market. It is a win/win! This particular campus provides educational opportunities in Automotive Technology, Collision Technology, Welding, HVAC, Construction, Nursing, IT, and more. Being a technical college the per hour tuition is a fraction of other colleges and universities. To me that seems like a win for the students and a win for the community!

I would not recommend coming here for a correspondence exam or using this testing center. As a…read morestudent at an online university, I needed a testing center to take an exam. The supervisor I spoke with multiple times while trying to schedule my test was very unfriendly and unwelcoming. After finally getting the exam scheduled, I paid $30 for the appointment. When I arrived, I spent about 20 minutes going through an extremely uncomfortable check-in process. I was asked to lift my hair, show parts of my skin, pat myself down, empty my pockets, and spit out my gum before being allowed to take the exam. The man checking me in even had to "check with his supervisor" to see if I was allowed scratch paper and pencil for an ALGEBRA exam... I understand the importance of preventing cheating, but with cameras everywhere and a full staff present, the level of screening felt excessive and unnecessary. To make matters worse, the testing center does not clearly communicate all of their rules and procedures ahead of time. In the end, I wasn't even able to take my exam because they would not allow the lockdown browser required by my university. While I understand there may have been complications on my school's side, the interactions I had with the supervisor were unpleasant and unhelpful throughout the process. Overall, the experience was frustrating and a waste of time and money. I would strongly suggest students look for another testing center if possible.

My son and I went today and we had so much fun. Father and…read moreson just opened it--- go support them!

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I love this farm. The people here really make you feel like you're part of everything. They take…read morethe time to teach you how to grow your own food, raise poultry, and most importantly they care about who you are as an individual. They get to know you and look forward to seeing you on volunteer days. The community at the farm provides a safe space for you to focus on yourself and take part in something beautiful, feeding those who need our help. Their main focus is feeding those struggling and hungry in our community and are always looking for opportunities to help people. If you're looking to take part in something life changing, you should check out The Giving Garden At Jacobs Reward Farm.

non-gmo, soy free farm eggs. a friend of mine told me about this farm and the lady who owns it,…read morecindy (and her husband but i didn't get to meet him). she used to let her chickens roam free but the coyotes started eating too many of chickens so she now keeps them in a large coop. she feeds them non-gmo, soy free feed. she sells them $5/doz or you can purchase a $45 punch card up front which will get you 10 doz eggs. she also sells duck eggs at $8/doz. the farm itself is really neat. along with her chickens she also raises alpacas. as i drove up, her and her husband were out on the farm fixing something and interacting with the animals. it was a really neat setup. cindy is really friendly and will answer all your questions you may have about her animals and how they are responsibly raised.

We had a wonderful experience at the splatter me experience that my husband planned for my…read morebirthday. The service was friendly and helpful, the space was fun and comfortable, the splatter option was unique and enjoyable. It's byob and I do recommend the larger canvas.

I found this place online and thought it would be a great date night idea for my husband and I. I…read morebooked online and chose the date night for two splatter paint. It was around $80 I believe. Getting there; it's still in the Willow Bend mall; easiest way to find it is to enter through the main doors between Knife Steakhouse and the Mexican Bar Company and go straight. Super cute set up; they offer painting classes they even have a shop set up. The girls who greeted us were kind. They sent our host over to us to explain everything. He was a sweet boy but wasn't the greatest host personality wise and was a tad unclear with explaining what was going to happen especially with it being our first time. We were left in the tiny splatter room twice with just no direction. Overall we had a decent experience. Wasn't a whole lot to it.