I was able to visit the International Bowling Hall of Fame on a Friday afternoon. The woman…read moreworking the reception desk was extremely friendly and helpful. When I visited, I was the only person in the museum (around 1PM on a Friday in late June). I worked in a bowling alley for eight years and bowled for over 30 years so this was a very nice experience for me. You are able to search bowlers who threw a sanctioned 300 game (including myself) which was a fun trip down memory lane (no pun intended). You can easily spend 60-90 minutes here. You don't have to be a bowler to appreciate the experience. I'm glad I was able to visit.

If you are a bowler or not. You will learn a lot about the history of bowling. As I walked through…read morethis museum, I learned so much about a sport I love so much. But to see folks that come here that take the sport of bowling as a pastime fun is what makes this place so unique. This museum is people of all ages to enjoy. I will definitely be back again.

It is a great place to throw a 4 year olds birthday party. The kids, up to the age of 9, loved it…read more And no clean up for the parents.

We went to PlayStreet on a Thursday morning for a mini birthday play date with my 4 yr old daughter…read moreand 3 of her friends. Ruby was on staff and was pleasant and helpful. She made sure our experience was a great one. She was very efficient in checking us in and made sure things that were unused stayed picked up. They have a tarantula and asked if we wanted her to bring him out to show the kids and was very patient is showing him to us and answering all of our questions. As far as the play place- cute and lots of pretend play so it's good for my younger kids but I probably wouldn't bring my 7 year old. They had lots of activities set up at the tables-ramen sorting, tooth brushing, arts, and crafts/slime (available for purchase). We'll be back soon and hope that we see the gem of an employee, Ruby.

This was an awesome experience!!! My children enjoyed our evening here. The cocktails were fun, and…read morethe staff was excellent.

As far as Halloween activities for the family, this place falls second only to YesterLand Farms…read more It was our first year visiting and honestly we went in with no clue on what to expect. We were unprepared. We waited in our car in line for almost three ours to get to the starting point. Three hours! We were out of snack within 20 minutes and we hadn't had dinner yet so I was really about to lose it. Also we were almost on E. If you have a car you can deck out in Halloween go for it. Most ppl here had lights and music and even inflatables in their cars. That part was a little entertaining to see the passing cars how they go all out, I mean all out!! Okay now to what this is. This is basically a campsite park. And the people that are staying there decorate their sites. But this isn't just some twinkly lights and spider web, nooooooo. These people are creative. Some even come up to scare the people in the cars oh it is so fun. I love to see their individual styles come together in such a fun way. The drive through the displays doesn't take very long. Actually it's pretty quick. The majority of your time there will be in line waiting to get to the campsite areas. So gas up, take plenty of things to entertain your kids in the car.. take snacks maybe a meal. I'd take wipes bc there's mostly port- a potties . Once you get in, there is a restroom but I heard that's way more scary than the Halloween stuff.. yikes! The website did say not trailers with the hayride seats but I did see people loaded up in the beds of pickup trucks, the trailers with ppl on hay bales, even golf carts many golf carts.

Been here twice in the last month because the experience is just so nice! I drive 45 minutes to get…read moreto this theater. The food is fantastic, not overpriced at all, and the service is amazing. The seats are comfortable and screen quality is on point!

We've been coming here a couple years now and we don't go to any other theater. We absolutely love…read morethis place and the service. Popcorn has free refills! I would suggest trying to ask for a refill in advance of being empty as occasionally it can take a little while for a refill. Beers are great! Try to nebula for sure! All beers are yummy tho! Occasionally have movie themed drinks and it's always fun to order those. Always above and beyond employees!

To the grandmother who made the baklava (which is like $100 a tray, seriously, but worth it):…read moreplease introduce me to one your grand-daughters. I need to marry into your family so I can get more baklava. Hey Dallas! Skip the Dallas version and drive over to Euless for the Mid-Cities event. I've been to both and Euless has you beat. St John's/Euless has better food. Their sampler platter was full of chicken and rice. The dolmathes were minty and warm. But the take-the-cake was the octopus: freshly grilled squid (not fried), a cup and oil and whole lemon?! Awesome. Mid-cities has TREES for shade b/c October is still hot in Texas. Mid-cities has better parking you don't have to pay for. St. John's had more of a family, local feel to it. More tents and less booths selling stuff, kids everywhere, and tables and chairs. It almost felt like a huge family party. Finally, if you've never had it, get the ouzo, just don't yell Oopah! you tourist (unless you are Greek).

Saganaki is the bees knees. I just ate it for the first time today because I was feeling brave. oh…read moremy. Its Greek cheese they fry golden brown on a skillet and then douse with ouzo and light on fire for a few seconds. Then you eat the greatness on pita bread. mmmmmmmmm Gyro top notch. Greek festival is fun. If you're Catholic or Orthodox and need coloring books for kiddoes to learn their sacraments and bible stories, oh yes, they have them. a pop up book of David and Goliath? yep yep, I am the good aunt of a 4 year old and we have a long running family joke nothing says you care like a pop up card *or in this case book* Need an icon on a key chain because your old key chain broke? Might as well. need painted icon Christmas cards? yeah, I bought two packs. and Olive oil soap from Greece. and a tin of dolmathes from Greece that the ladies swear are almost as good as homemade (that goes in Dad's Christmas stocking), homemade Greek salad dressing? yes. Super friendly volunteers, one of whom was horrified to find out my parents go to a monster of a huge catholic church in Houston. She tracked down her daughter's laptop and then found me later with an address written on a napkin for a "Good Byzantine church" for my parents to go visit. HA! they will too. Good for kids. They have a craft tent that costs a dollar to participate and a petting zoo. Did I mention the gyros are great? I got a second one to take home for dinner. It only lasted in the wrapper 30 minutes before I ate it. Church cookbooks of Greek recipes are $15. I love Greek festival but its a good thing its only once a year or I'd never fit in my pants.

This was the worst service ever. His equipment is a bunch of broken junk and he ripped us off. Dont…read moreever use this service.

Starlight productions really help our organization learn how to efficiently put up the big screen a…read morelong with some tips for showing movies. David Fancher really helped, cutting our set up time by almost and hour

So fun such a steal! I'm glad this gem is close by. There are cheaper frozen margaritas here and a…read morefew beer and ciders on tap. Plus canned beers and ciders too. $12 for ayc play - both old and new games. I'd come again! If you come more than once you can get $20 pass that lets you come as many times that month as you want!

Old school games, drinks, mixed crowd (older/younger) depending on when you go. Didn't eat here,…read morebut looks like basic stuff that's easily cooked/reheated/microwaved. Nice place for us old heads to relive the golden years of simpler games that you play for fun. Obviously, the games are just a way to sell drinks and food, but pretty fun.

5/5 stars for the MC Escher exhibit. Ultimately, this is why I was here and I thoroughly enjoyed…read moreit. I have been a fan since I was in middle school and they had a very large collection that was well curated. Why three stars then? The actual atmosphere of the museum sucks. It takes up half of what used to be the exhibition hall at the Old Arlington convention center. And it looks like it. It also sounds like it. When we were here the other half of the area was being used for the Smurfs experience. Which I totally support and there were lots of young people having a blast. And you could hear all of them. A long with sounds from their experience. I love museums, but they have a certain type of atmosphere for a reason. They were in the old JC Penny building in downtown Arlington for ages. It was old and rather worn, but it didn't feel like you were in a convention hall, I preferred it. Also, parking is $10. Didn't see that on their website, and it would be helpful when you were looking up the location that they mention they are inside the esports arena or the old convention center. It isn't obvious.

The Game of Thrones exhibit is very fun. Loved getting to sit in the iron throne at the end. The…read morepricing for entry and parking seemed rather steep for what it was, but worth a visit for your GOT enthusiasts. Parking was $10. Adult admission is $25 and military was $22 or $23.