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.

13 Games 1. DBL…read moreBingo, 4 Corners 2-4. English 5. DBL Postage Stamp 6. Triple F/B Wild 7. Six Pack No Free 8. 2 Across N's Free INTERMISSION 9. O/E Black Out $700 10. Kite and Tail 11. Triple 2 Wild #'s 12. Letter X 13. Black Out $700 Sketchy neighborhood but a good place to play.

Great food. I was pleasantly surprised by the pulled pork Mac and cheese. Will return soon.read more

English style. Slow call first half. FAST call second half....depending on the caller. Pull Tabs…read more Big pot Blackout after intermission.

Callers and other employees commicating to each other via cell-phones while an active session is in…read moreplay. I have also witnessed what I will refer to pre buying pull tabs for certain players if these certain players do not arrive on time the workers will pre-buy the pull tabs for and set them aside until these certain players arrive then they would distribute these prepaid pull tabs to these players. I have also witnessed on more than several occasions the caller and floor-workers calling out wrong serial numbers after the certain players call a win on a pull tab game I believe the bingo hall itself has a group of house players that are placed by the house in the facility to win the employees there are using pressure tactics persuasion tricks and manipulation of elderly players to pressure or manipulate them into making a purchase the management team are all related and employees are allowed to plan on their off days in which they always win I have also noticed the employees when being asked to sell cards have blatantly walk off I believe the facility and its employees are manipulating the outcome of the bingo games and pull tabs once a win is called on a pull-tab they are to show the winning serial number and winning pull tab clearly in the monitor or shown to another random player in the hall they have failed at doing so I have also witnessed ridicule and open verbal insults on elderly mentally ill players making fun and encouraging other players to laugh as well this is very unprofessional not only is it un- professional it is sad that they are treating elderly people in that manner workers having a strong smell of Marijuana smoke on their clothing and their behavior/actions are similar to that of an illegal substance abuser I believe they need to be investigated on the conduct of their facility manipulating the games there are consequences of dishonest unprofessional gaming at their charitable facility in Waco Texas in a supposed game of luck and chance I have witnessed the same certain players winning over and over not just for a week or two but for months on end while on the other hand there are people who play 6 - 7 times per week and never win the lack of professionalism is evident as employees bad mouth and insult elderly players management has failed to sincerely acknowledge the disappointment anger and frustration of formal complaints made by players illiegal use of charitable funds and self-dealing transactions and house players who win 90% or more of the games

DOMO is about 15 miles west of Belton/Temple. Awesome place to take your 4X4 for off roading. Of…read morecourse it is open to any motorized vehicle that is made to play in dirt or climb over rocks. Best to sign the waiver off their website before you arrive as it speeds up the checking-in process. The park is split into two parts. Trails behind the building (on the left) are primarily for motorbikes, UTVs and SxS, although they can also play with the big boys on the right side of the trails. The day I went was a day after two straight days of rain, and I wanted to get my Jeep dirty. But since we had been dry for so long all of the rain was quickly absorbed. However, there were quite of few puddles on some of the dirt trails and the two creek beds had low water flow. There's nothing quite like easing my Jeep into a muddy trail, feeling the tires search for traction while the suspension twists and flexes over rocks. Every obstacle is a challenge, every climb a test of machine and driver, and every successful ascent feels earned rather than given. In the driver's seat, it's controlled chaos. Your heart races not because you're out of control, but because you're constantly balancing risk, skill, and determination against the terrain. That's just a part of what DOMO offers to the off roading adventurer. I plan to return and keep testing my Jeep and hope to improve my driving skills. The one thing to consider is you will share the trails with other 4x4s and smaller vehicles like motocross bikes. UTVs and SxS. Courtesy goes a long way.