Dinner plans? Don't head home just yet! Right in the same…read moreshopping plaza, ClawCityplano is the perfect after-dinner stop. Test your skills, chase some plushie prizes, and see who in your group has the best claw machine luck. Whether you're out with family, friends, or on a date night, it's a fun way to keep the evening going and make a few memories and maybe take home a prize or two!

My daughter had a great time at Claw City -- the staff were amazing and so friendly. Cute prizes…read moreand the trade-up option for bigger stuffies is awesome. We'll definitely be back! Parking is easy and it's near plenty of restaurants so it's perfect for some playtime before or after dinner.

It's summer in Dallas, so we're staring at 94 degrees with 65% humidity. As much as I'd love to go…read morefor a hike or a bike ride that just isn't in the cards so what should we do? That is fun for the whole family? Activate! I can't believe how much fun my parents and nieces and nephew all had here the games were incredibly accessible, highly competitive, and so much fun. The staff was friendly, welcoming and helpful and 90 minutes is the perfect amount of time we worked up a good sweat, and every game was tons of fun.

My first trip to Activate was for a corporate team building exercise, so we came with a pretty…read morelarge group. At check in it took us a little while to get signed up, but after that we were good to go. The staff provided a great walk through of how all the games worked, and how to check our scores in the central area. Then we all spent a wonderful hour playing some cardio intense games in the various rooms. My favorite was probably the giant grid. The climbing wall room was also super fun. I was so worn out by the end of our session, but many of us talked about going again at some point. We even looked up other locations in the various cities we're from.

This place did just open up, and by the looks of it they are still building on to what they…read morecurrently have soaks sure you check the social media pages and their website. Most of the prizes that they can be traded in for bigger prizes. Because they do have a few arcade games where you can win points and they go straight onto the card. Any prizes you win from the crane games can be traded into points. Example 1 plush = 400 points. The place was clean and organized. They had a wide variety of things to do, they had party packages available as well for their crafting side. The employees were nice and explained how some of the games worked and were helpful whenever we needed assistance with getting a prize and when we were trading in for the bigger prizes.

Honestly, we were here for a matcha of pop up, the matcha was eh, but the matcha will not affect my…read morereview as they have different matcha pop ups every week. They have fun games and cute prizes. Good place if you are in the area. It feels more like a round1 vs a dave n busters. Looks to be a fun pottery place connected next door as-well. The reason I am giving jt 4 instead of 5 is that it feels like something is missing. Maybe the lack of food.

this place was so much fun! we went to the restaurant up stairs and our waiter Pauline, was the…read morebest waitress we've had ever !!

did the squid game activation! you get put into groups of around 25 people and go through 4-5 rooms…read morewith different activities inspired by the show. they definitely try to make it feel like squid game - you have a game host that acts the part. at the very end, the winner of the group gets a price~ lols my boyfriend's dad won. it is very family friendly! i think the element of surprise makes the experience worth it! but not something you can do again once you know what to expect. they'll probably need to change things up or add new activations to keep people coming back!! either way this is a great indoor activity in dallas to get out of the summer heat! :)

I bumped into this gem by accident when I was trying to get to Jumping World. I came on a Monday…read moreafternoon during a school holiday. The place is really clean, doesn't smell, and very spacious. Unlike Urban Air where you may be upcharged for certain activities, everything is included in the price and they offer military discount. I brought 3 kids (15, 13 and 13) for two hours and spent ~$90. The facility has a variety of sections - arcade, huge toddler area with ball pit and hamster wheel, climbing walls, slides with inflatable donuts, trampolines, basketball court, soccer court, foam pits, rope courts and so much more! I was really surprised at how much they have. They have tons of cubbies for shoes, however I didn't notice any lockers. They also have water fountains by the bathrooms. I was surprised to see massage chairs. You do have to pay for them and they can get a little annoying. If you sit in them without paying, they beep endlessly. Tons of seating available- chairs, benches, picnic tables. The toddler area has many couches. Staff is friendly and not overly strict. Music was great and Kids had a lot of fun! Will definitely come back!

It had only been open two months when we visited, so it's still in its "new car smell meets…read morelearning curve" phase. There are definitely some pros and cons. Parking: A bit of a sport itself. Just keep circling the lot like you're in the Indy 500 and eventually you'll find a spot. Check-in: Surprisingly smooth. Scan the QR code, sign the waiver, boom--you're in. The front desk had plenty of staff and the line moved quickly. It has everything: Trampolines Obstacle Course Basketball Area Soccer Area Ball Pits Arcade Games Cons: A lot of these areas didn't seem to have supervision. The kids were thrilled because they were doing things that other trampoline parks would shut down. Think: running, vaping and adults launching themselves off platforms like an Olympic trial. The obstacle course got backed up--six kids stranded, waiting for an employee like they were stuck in an escape room that nobody was supervising. When the employee finally showed up, he had the enthusiasm of someone who just got asked to work a double shift. There are pay massage chairs, but people were sitting without paying, so they beep constantly. Not a gentle beep--more like a smoke detector on steroids. It definitely adds to the overall eardrum assault. The party rooms are a little tight. They worked, but four (9 year olds) kids had to stand because the bench seating was doing its best but it wasn't quite enough. Price: $24 for 1.5 hours. Not terrible, but our group will give it a few months to work out the kinks before we go back and attempt Round 2.

A very cute little gachapon place! The prices were fair and the prizes were all very good. They…read morealso have new rhythm arcade games that are in excellent condition! I only have two issues, one being the size vS the walkway area. It's difficult to move in there when more than five folks are about. The other is more serious - when you have a cardio game like DDR it's a bit dangerous to not have any fans/ventilation or any place for people to rest. Especially considering the heat, I highly recommend a fan and at least a stool be placed nearby so nobody has any health issues!

Super fun, great interactions where you take your time exploring each room at your speed. The photo…read moreops were especially fun. Best to do with a group. The whole experience from checking in wirh the front desk clerk, to the bell hop and to check out, the cast stays in character with great humor.

From the beginning, everyone was in character and remained in character. Every room was spectacular…read morewith not a detail missed. The work that was done to create the perfect 100 yr old hotel was obvious. Bring a good attitude and ready to be silly in pictures. All the pictures they take of You, you get to take with you. The pictures are included in the ticket price. Read papers and walls, details are fun. GO GO GO GO and tell all your fun friends! We loved it

Husband and I swung by today to check out it since we were in the area. Way more of a third space…read morefor board game lovers than a cafe. However, we completely enjoyed our stuffed pretzel and tea. Vanilla Mint unsweetened was a lovely combination. We'll have to make it out for trivia night soon!

When you're in England, visit pubs If you don't like thin…read morepeople, date chubs And when we're down in Plano We never can say no To lemonade fresh made at Dubs I don't like subtitles. Especially when I'm in Plano. If I'm watching a movie in Plano and it's not in English, then I want Dubs. This is a very unique and different kind of place, which basically sells all kinds of nice lemonades. Barbi like several of the flavours - such as the watermelon. We tried a lot of different stuff, and they were the friendliest people imaginable. Honestly I'm not really into American style lemonade anymore because it's a little too sweet, but if I was, this would be my favourite place in Dallas. So I guess I would give it more of a 4-star rating because it's local and its innovative, except that it has some of the friendliest service in Dallas, especially considering they were 5 minutes away from closing and still wanted to give us samples of "Everything Under the Sun" (figuratively). So bearing that in mind, I most definitely have to give them a very handsome 5-star rating.