We stumbled across this hidden gem just by driving by, and we're so glad we stopped!…read more Admission was $17 per child. They don't offer a military discount or multiple kid discount, but you can often find great deals on Groupon. Everyone is required to wear socks, which they sale for $3.75. Hot food isn't allowed inside, but you can bring in chips and other packaged snacks. The facility was very clean, and the staff was incredibly friendly and welcoming. There were plenty of snacks and drinks available for purchase, lots of seating for parents, and I especially liked the party rooms and arcade area. One thing that really stood out was the toddler section. It had seating for parents and a nearby bathroom, which made it much more convenient for families with little ones. We arrived around 1:00 p.m. and stayed until 3:00 p.m., and the kids were still having a blast when it was time to leave! It's a great place to let kids burn off energy in a safe, clean environment.

We had our first visit this weekend, and our daughter enjoyed it very much. We like the fact it…read morewas not overcrowded, very clean, and welcoming. Their prices for admission is comparable to other play gyms for kids, but they do offer packages if you intend to go more than once. The staff were really nice and welcoming as well. They had two separate play areas - one for littles and one for bigger kids - which both included chairs for parents to sit and watch. We like that they had a hand washing station in the play area and promoted cleanliness for all attendees. We would definitely take our daughter back if we are in the area.

My grandson had his 9th birthday there and all the kids had a great time. The party assistant was…read morevery friendly and energetic with the kids. Im a face painter/entertainment agency owner so I deal with a LOT of venues and party assistants. She is definitely one of the best.

I just attended a beginners teen/adult class at this location with my wife. The equipment was all…read morefunctional and in good condition. Our instructors Aaron and Brandon did a good job advising us on how to do each obstacle. We will likely come back for another class. They also have dipping dots for sale if you like those.

Windmill and the staff is awesome! I've come from other…read morebarns which have been pretty sketchy but windmill was totally different! it's easy to see the staff, volunteers, and students have a passion for the horses. its a really great environment with a awesome barn full of horses with tons of personality, each different. While at windmill I've improved so much as a rider and with my horsemanship. Especially Jaycie (best trainer ever), she really is awesome and I love having her as my trainer! Windmill has also allowed me to connect with other people with shared interests and it's just a great place to be! definitely recommend

My son Bear has been taking lessons for several months. We have loved working with Jaycie and Kate!…read moreThey are very patient and skilled at working with kids. He has learned so much about horsemanship and safety - plus the kid can actually ride a bit now!! The stables are kept clean and the vibe is welcoming.

Flour Power may be designed for kids, but they're open to hosting adults too! Our team had such a…read moregreat time learning how to make pasta at this studio for our annual team retreat. We had a kitchen all to ourselves and the teacher's undivided attention at 5pm on a weeknight. . We started off by whisking an egg into a cup of flour. After much kneading, we each had our homemade pasta dough balls which we let rest. Then, we got started on the pasta sauce. We made both a white and red sauce. In between, we had sips of the rose we brought because they're BYOB! Once we got the sauce going, we rolled out our pasta and cut them into strips of fettuccine using a couple of pasta makers. Finally, we chopped up some fresh garlic for garlic bread. I've forgotten her name, but the teacher was very friendly and knowledgeable. She even taught us a cool trick to turn parmesan rinds into delicate crisps. We wrapped up the session by digging into our pasta dishes and snapping some photos to capture the moment! I can't wait to make my own pasta at home.

Oh my gosh! This was such a great class. The food coma is setting in…read more.. First off, I want to high five the amazing team who worked so well and patiently with the kids as they took turns and worked together to make the very fun recipes in store for the class. Secondly, I was so impressed with how organized it was and how there was an age-appropriate job for each of the kids who attended. Parent were able to help, but most of us were taking pictures of our kids cooking because how often do we see that?? The space was so clean and well put together, and the energy was just as fun as the process. We cannot wait to go back for another cooking class with friends!

Very bad customer service. They never call back when you call them! What is the reason to have…read morephone number for contact? please don't setup auto payment .. once they charge they wont refund the money back.. your only option is continue lessons for that season.

Fort aquatics and fort gymnastics are housed in the same building. The gymnastics side has open gym…read moretwice a week for 2h which is a great option for kids to get out and have open play. They charge hourly (recent increase to $7/h) so you can choose your time spent. They have a full size shallow foam pit, tumble track, slides, mats, bars, and a few other fun things. It is probably best for kids under age five as the space is smaller and the gear is right sized for those preschool age kids. They could improve the cleanliness of the gym as there are big dust bunnies found occasionally. Overall I don't mind spending an hour or so here on a rainy day to get kids energy out.

A wonderful camp that really knows how to do it right! My daughter loved Amercian Girl Doll and…read moreJunior Scientist Camp this summer in Dallas! Wow! Thank you for doing such an amazing job! We appreciate it.

My son went to camp for the first time to Lego WeDo Robotics. He is 8 and had the BEST time. The…read morecamp counselors greeted us with a smile at drop off/pick up & my son always shared how great they were throughout the day as well. I felt confident leaving my son there for the day. We will for sure be back! The Garland location was super convenient for us. The next one we are going to is all the way out in North Dallas so that drive won't be easy for us, but for this camp I do think it will be worth it. Grateful to have camp options like SciKidz!

Overall this place is good. Customer seri cue is good, it's clean and the kids love it…read more My only complaint would be to maintain the machines more often.

I had a session with Jason today and it was wonderful. Love the game but when I was little (many…read moreyears ago) there was not softball for girls. I wanted to cross hitting a baseball off my bucket list. The price on the internet was $ 55.00 dollars for a session. I thought that was fair because I wanted to accomplish this even if I'm a senior. Jason was wonderful to me. My only and biggest complaint is the pricing. I was fully prepared to pay the $ 55 for the half hour when I booked the online appointment. When I arrived today, I was told it was $60.00. Not a big difference but you should have honored the price on the web site. I told the young man about the pricing difference but my complaints fell on deaf ears. I feel this is wrong and cheated. I would give Jason a 5 star rating but your customer service one star. Update 3/31/24. D Bat has done the right thing and refunded the 5 dollars to my credit card

This is a well run business. They really care about the children, and you can tell the owner has…read moredecades of experience in child care. The staff are incredibly kind, and the kids always seem happy. What I liked most about the property is there isn't an abundance of technology around ... the kids are just being kids, and there is lots of socializing and face to face interaction.

My granddaughters attend summer camp at Willow Bend. They have had a blast and teachers have gone…read moreabove and beyond to help kids have a super summer.

I was at the YMCA in Plano during the early morning hours on September 1, 2026, and my interaction…read morewith an employee named Paul was unnecessarily rude and completely unprofessional. While Paul was changing the wipes, I walked past him and simply said, "Excuse me," because I needed to get a wipe. Instead of asking what I needed, he abruptly responded, "If I needed help, I would have asked." I was so caught off guard by the hostility that I initially just walked away. After finishing on my machine and having a moment to process the interaction, I approached him to clear up what was obviously a misunderstanding. I calmly explained that I wasn't offering to help him--I had simply said "excuse me" because I needed a wipe. Rather than acknowledging the misunderstanding or offering even the most basic apology, he again rudely exclaimed, "I don't need help." Sir. Nobody was trying to help you. I was trying to get a WIPE. Two hostile responses to a customer politely saying "excuse me" is ridiculous. I shouldn't have to carefully select my words at 5-6 in the morning to avoid irritating an employee while I'm simply trying to work out. I enjoy coming to the YMCA, but customer service during the 5-6 AM hour clearly isn't Paul's strong suit. If politely saying "excuse me" results in being snapped at--not once, but twice--perhaps a customer-facing role during the early shift isn't the best fit. A simple "Oh, I'm sorry, I misunderstood you" would have ended the entire interaction. Instead, he doubled down on being rude. YMCA, please do better. Your members deserve basic courtesy regardless of what time they choose to work out.

Local Community Center and Gym: Settled in North Plano is…read morethe city's YMCA. This location offers fitness classes, Childcare, weights and machines, a basketball area and more. My go-to are the Les Mills classes - BodyPump, Body Combat. I enjoy that there is a community of folks who want to get and stay healthy and they are always willing to help and guide. Parking is easy, but with the location being in the neighborhood and baseball/soccer fields, you'll see locals walking to this location. All that is missing is a pool - in which all Collin County locations could use for exercise. The Y also offers personal training and community events.