What an improvement! The park was cleaner, felt safer, there was more staff and everyone seemed…read moremuch friendlier. Prices haven't changed much which was shocking considering the cost of everything else on the planet has gone up. We had an amazing time. The wave pool didn't seem to be working but it was one small hiccup in an otherwise great day. Two areas it would be great to see more improvement: I do wish they'd offer free ice and/or the ability to bring in more water or that they'd offer water stations. Water gets too hot, too fast and people shouldn't have to pay for that over and over. I also wish they would require everyone in the lazy river to be on tubes. There were people walking through it? Kids were wildly chasing each other, swimming under people, jumping off tubes. It just wasn't safe. We will be back and it was great to see things better at TT!

BAD customer service They treated me trash and told me bad things but I'll say the cleanness was…read moreokay I wouldn't say bad or good but is in the middle, food was amazing , and the water park was fun for my family to have fun especially if you like getting sun burn, I'll kinda recommend this water park but it just needs improvement of workers.

We went here on a Monday when our district didn't have school. It was a little bit more crowded…read morethan I thought it would be. We got there around 1pm. It did clear out around 3pm. The workers varied from really nice and helpful to grumpy and appearing to hate their jobs. The place in general is a money pit, but I think you know that going into it. We happened to get in on a BOGO special. Otherwise the price seems crazy high. The roller coaster was one activity that seemed to be running very inefficient. It took forever for them to load the carts. They did jump workers around to different activities so everything isn't always open and the times posted didn't actually match up to when they were open.

After dinner, my buddy and I decided to go into Tom Foolery just to check out their arcade game…read moreselection. That's when we found out that for $30 you could get one hour of free play on non ticketed games. We bought one card and were able to play the Walking Dead rail shooter, the entire campaign of the Halo rail shooter, and some Cruisin' to wrap up the night. It was a Friday night, so they were pretty busy but it's such a huge arcade that it really never is a problem. The staff were all super nice and made me feel welcomed. There is a pretty great selection of games at Tom Foolery. I do wish they had an NBA Jam style arcade machine or more "mature" games like Halo and Walking Dead, but beggars can't be choosers. If you've ever wanted to just be a guy and run through full arcade game campaigns, the Tom's Power Hour deal is absolutely worth it. I will be back one day to beat the Jurassic Park campaign. RIYL: Arcades

Staff is friendly however the bowling lanes in the private room by the door are iffy. Twice now…read morewe've gotten the 2 lanes and there is no reset button. Once it got locked, we requested service which took plenty of time off our play time (NOT FAIR when you're paying by the hour!!). The other time, a ball was just rolled down which reset but unsure how it affected the score. Bumpers popped up unexpectedly for one player. Had to request they be taken down. The food is meh..... sliders, fried pickles (which are speared), egg rolls, wings, mozzarella sticks. Prizes aren't anything to play over. Variety of games to play though (similar to many other game venues). Do recommend laser tag! The set up is good. Two stories, high and low walls to hide behind. Tables can be cleaned more often but fairly clean overall.

I used to love coming here to bowl but the staff does nothing about disruptive bowlers. The last 3…read moretimes I have come here, there has been neighboring lanes with kids running around my lane and screaming the entire time. Every time I talk to the staff, they have an attitude and act like there is nothing they can do. Today, the customer rep (red and black spilt hair), shut me down the second I asked if anything could be done. I had to go back and forth getting a ton of attitude until they ask if I wanted to talk to them. Please see the video

I truly don't understand why this place doesn't have a solid 5 star rating. We have been 3x…read morerecently (both on slooow days and when it's so busy the entire city seems to be there) and their device is always 100% on point. Their packages are a great deal, you can eat and drink all day (great for the kids to pop in and get a drink or snack when needed and go back out. The salad bar alone is enough reason for me to go back to eat there. Everything was fresh and crisp on the salad bar. The pizzas and other food were replenish non-stop and it was always hot and fresh. They always had cups, ice, and drinks available. I am serious. I'm picky and I can't think of something to complain about here. The rides are always a hit with the kids. Mine will spend 8 or 9 hours there - happily. My husband joked that it should be a place for summer camps. 4 of our group didn't want the buffet and got burgers and taquitos from the restaurant. my husband is quite the food snob and said that the burger was awesome and gave me a bite. I agreed. The bacon was like a thick cut slab of pork belly. If I didn't enjoy the salad bar so much I would definitely get the burger, but I can have the best of both worlds and eat some of his next time. Their inside arcade has so many options and the games all work. I'm just so grateful that this place exists. Austin's management - you're doing an incredible job. We are fans!

This was an event organized by my boyfriend's employer, so we didn't pay to attend. And based on…read morewhat I've seen I wouldn't want to spend any money here. We had tickets for one attraction each but couldn't even use them. There was virtually no staff present at most areas such as pull tables, mini golf, even nobody at the gift shop/prize shop. The food at the buffet was also very sad. Mac&cheese was tasteless; all pizza options had huge bubbles of dough, meaning it was not cooked properly, also pretty much flavorless. We skipped salad bar and desserts. We didn't spend much time there and left in less than an hour.

We went here for a birthday party. I can't say much about the value because we didn't pay but I…read moregathered that it's pretty pricey. The cost of a large pizza is around $40. It is large but sheesh! The pizza itself was fine... nothing to write home about. My kids really enjoyed the rides. The waits weren't too long. The thing that really got to me was the smell in the place. The chlorine smell is overwhelming and I started to get a big headache.

This is definitely a family friendly place. (Food, games, hotel). But it's overpriced. Especially…read morethe food and alcoholic drinks. We stayed here 3 nights. In room 4517. The AC unit was loud. Construction woke us up the first morning. We heard big trucks beeping and backing up constantly @8am. Then 830am a drilling that we had no idea where it was coming from. Us and other guests on floor 4 peeking were our heads out of our rooms trying to see the source of the disruption. The hallways of the hotel smelled musty, and stale. No complaints with our room smell, the staff serviced it when asked, and room service request were responded to promptly. The grotto for 21 and up was a nice vibe, but the drinks were watered down and overpriced. Each drink we got was around $24 and not a strong alcohol content, with a lot of ice. At the waterpark, you use your wristband to check out towels, and you turn them in at the end. And you get a text confirmation as to whether or not you have any outstanding towel returns. The drinks at the piano bar were pricy too, but tasted better than the drinks we had at any other area at the resort. There was a singer/pianist that was working for tips and taking song requests and that was a nice vibe There is a Starbucks downstairs, but the menu is different from the regular Starbucks and the drinks Do not taste the same (I believe they used Starbucks products, but I don't believe they were Starbucks trained baristas). If you're staying at the resort, the waterpark is included with your stay. Multiple full service restaurants on site, including a burger place, a Mexican place, and a buffet style breakfast place. You truly do not need to leave the resort once you are here, but be prepared to pay a lot of money if you get your food and drinks here

We went there for our Grandson's 6th Birthday Party on 8/10/24. We were all having a good time…read moreuntil a major fight broke out by the front doors inside. It was two groups of people fighting and bashing each other heads in. The security couldn't even break it up. So police was called. We had to sneak out where to bar was to get out safely. The Ambulances was called so someone must have gotten hurt. This is supposed to be a kid friendly and safe place to have a birthday party with family and friends. I can't believe that Austin Park & Pizza let this happen. We will never go back to Austin Park & Pizza again because it is not a safe place to be.

Extremely disappointed with this place. We had planned our trip for months. The day we are going to…read morethis place after getting into town we find out they randomly closed for the day! I would definitely recommend planning on going somewhere else since they do not keep their online schedule. Only reason we found out is because of getting directions. The closer was only posted 2 days prior to the day!

Your experience and enjoyment ENTIRELY depends on when you go. Visit right when they open, ideally…read moreearly in the season, and you'll avoid all the lines, headaches, and frustration. Yes, the price does add up quickly if you opt for snacks, drinks, 3D glasses, etc, but what else would you expect? The flat rate price per car is highly reasonable when it load it up with kids/adults/dogs/cats/emotional support iguanas that are just jazzed to see the show. Honestly, the technical aspect is really impressive. I cannot for the life of me understand how they can sync the lights to the music, broadcast through your car radio, to always perfectly line up no matter how long it takes to drive through. It's incredibly well orchestrated, no pun intended. As a jaded millennial, this brought out a child-like wonderment that I thought I had lost years ago... At least for 30 - 45 minutes. Well worth the visit for pure holiday joy.

Tonight, we discovered the Light Park near Dell Diamond. It is a drive-thru light show that…read morecombines music and lights into one unforgettable experience. The Light Park at Dell Diamond delivers a memorable light show that is ideal for families, date nights, or anyone enjoy lights of the holidays. It is a mile-long drive through millions of synchronized lights. You will drive through a long light tunnel, which is exciting and a little scary simultaneously. There are a number of installations that will delight you and absolutely captivate you. It might give you a bit of sensory overload, in a good way. Prices start at $29.99 per vehicle but can increase depending on the number of add-ons you choose. An unforgettable, delightful experience...

Took my daughter to her best friend's 7th birthday party here. Giant space, the buffet had lots of…read morepizza, pasta and salad options to choose from. Food wasn't of the best quality but kids enjoyed it nonetheless. Birthday parties are in dedicated party rooms for lunch and cake time, followed by arcade time. They played a Disney movie for the kids to enjoy while they had lunch. The party rooms are a little narrow and can get crowded depending on the number of guests. My daughter loved the bumper cars and the variety of arcade games offered. She had a blast with her friends.

When my granddaughter comes to Texas for a visit, she loves going to GattiTown and always has a…read moregreat time. They offer buffet-style food stations with drinks, a salad bar, pasta, pizza, and desserts. She especially enjoys eating her pizza while watching a movie on the big screen. I'm not a big fan of the food, but it works for her. After we eat, we head to the arcade, which is full of bright lights and loud sounds. To play the games, you use a swipe card that you load with money. I usually put $20 or $30 on it, and it lasts about 30 minutes to an hour. There's a good variety of games for most ages. Then it's time for prizes. Mostly cheap junk, but she loves it anyway. The buffet prices are low, and they offer discounts on certain weekdays along with combo deals. Overall, it's a fun couple of hours and a guaranteed hit with the littles.