Several old school video games and the staff was very friendly. The drink prices are great and…read morethey also have specials for happy hour

Fun place. Nice to see places like these. As I travel across the US, I look for these type of…read moreplaces to get my pinball fix. I really wish whoever maintains the pinball machines does it more frequently. Location machines are always a challenge to upkeep though and understand the challenges with allocating parts, especially for the older machines. Some machines had bad flippers, unresponsive targets, and overly touchy tilt. That I can understand and deal with. My main gripe is that nearly every machine was setup in a hard lean and out of level. I don't know if this is intentional or out of inexperience with pinball machines. Some of the pinball machine legs weren't touching the floor on some games. Super fun atmosphere though. I can see this being a prime spot for northern Texas pinball tournaments if the owner spends some TLC on them. The bartender was super sweet and social to make sure you feel welcomed. I'd recommend for a fun date night but wouldn't go if you're really into pinball. The arcades on the other hand were kept super clean with no sticky buttons. The pool tables have plenty of room to play without stepping over other groups. Bathrooms were also very clean! All machines and pool tables take US quarters along with top notch coin changers available.

Drive in theaters in general are so much fun and a completely different experience from indoor…read moretheaters. Love that Amarillo has a drive in, this one is fun and well maintined and had good prices if I remember correctly.

Just to let everyone know, it is CASH ONLY. We waited in line and got to the front and read it was…read morecash only. Had to get out of line and find an ATM, and come back and get in line again. Not sure how the movie sounds or looks yet. We have not made it in the drive in yet. I wish the web site would have said that it was cash only, we looked before we drove this way.... didn't say anything about not taking cards. BTW, $8 for everyone over 10 years old. Kind of expensive for a drive in movie. I hope this is worth it.

What a beautiful spot to stop and enjoy the moment! The space is predominantly stroller friendly,…read moreand definitely kid friendly. It was hard to not spend all day exploring the different installments! The best part was hands down the jungle like green house. Pro tip- bring bug spray, and don't be too upset if it's too hot for the Koi to be excited to eat the bags of fish food they sell at the entrance.

Really sweet little gardens that pack a punch. All the space is well utilized - tons of beautiful…read moreflowers and plants - even a vegetable garden. And a Japanese garden too!

Words of warning to anyone that is a current season ticket holder, or considering to be one. I was…read morelooking over my bank account and noticed a $600 charge from the Sod Poodles. I reached out to my season ticket rep and he started spouting off "fees this and cancellation charges that" at which point I tell him that I have no idea what he is talking about. He proceeds to discuss an old contract that I am no longer under and how they "could have" charged me more but did me a favor and charged me less. When I go to point out that the current contract I am in doesn't state anything about these fees, I am ghosted for a few days. Then I get an email from Jeff Turner, assistant gm, that starts talking more about an old contract and how they are giving me benefits of loyalty by not charging me all the money they "could have" charged me. Regardless of any of that, I point out that in my current contract, the very last line (which is bolded and larger than the standard font) actually says that they WILL NOT charge my bank account any additional fees other than those that are listed on said contract. Well that $600 is no where on that contract. After I sent that email, I have received ZERO response from Mr. Turner, and that was almost 2 weeks ago. I have sent numerous emails asking for follow-up and I even reached out to my rep and all I got back was "Mr. Turner has had a busy week" and that he would "personally go check" with Mr. Turner and make sure I hear something back. Well that still hasn't happened. So only thing I can do now is to keep attempting to contact them, perhaps put in a fraudulant charge claim with my bank and also warn all of you guys too. I guess the way they figured they can start paying off the stadium more is to randomly/secretly charge people unknown fees and then just ignore customers when they call about them. So, like I said, check those bank accounts for any fraudulant charges from the Sod Poodles and make sure to warn you family/friends if they are considering getting season tickets.

Ridiculous! You cannot have access in the gate with a purse or diaper bag. Seriously- emptied my…read morepurse, but since there was no "prescription medication in a bottle" I needed to leave my purse in the car to be broken into & stolen, to go into the game. Left- only game I was attending this year & was a little excited. Won't EVER WASTE MY MNEY ON TICKETS AGAIN!

It was beautiful, and the way they teach the kids is just marvelous! Highly recommend for theater…read morekids

Always a good time! One of the best places in Amarillo for the arts…read more Perfect for a girls night out or a date with your main squeeze. We have been to several shows & are never disappointed.

We went here as part of a bus tour to PALO DURO, and it was a good stop…read more Expect to see: - RV's of every type - race cars - motorcycles - antiques The tour is self guided and interactive. You are allowed to go inside the RV's.

Hard to find! GPS will take you to the back. Look for landmarks in my photos to find place. It's a…read morecool place but need better directions! The ac on the day we went was out, only had large fans going. It was hot and muggy in there, but getting to go in the rvs was fun and worth it. The rv use in the Robin Williams movie was cool to see. We eventually want an event so it was cool to see how it has evolved over the years. Worth a stop if you have time, hopefully with ac when you go!

Small museum with some very interesting artifacts. Main building has many implements of life circa…read more1900s. The dugout house is partial leaving me to wonder how a family could live in it or even a full dugout! The Pokey was also interesting. It would be a strong deterrent to not be a bad guy. One room of the red building contained displays of stuffed fauna native and non native to the area. Is there great blue herons in Panhandle? Another room had a display of some beautiful quilts and interesting historical facts. Have the kids try the rotary style phones. It took us no more then an hour to tour. It's free, but I would suggest a donation to keep it available for future generations.

Should you find yourself in the wide open prairies of the Texas pand-handle, be certain to take…read morethis side shoot off of Amarillo to visit a really nice little museum. Pandhandle itself is a bit of a ghost town. You're lucky to see 1-2 vehicles traveling through. There are a couple different buildings that intertwine this museum. There's a larger brown brick building, which has some local artworks, and some really interesting exhibits in regards to Native American culture, and late 1800's - early 1900's panhandle life. All exhibits are complete with creepy mannequins in ensembles. Across the street is a white house with more exhibits inside. The ground contains an example of a dugout used in pioneer times and even during the dustbowl & through tornados, before the era of basements, I suppose. There's a train car, a outdoor jail cell (that can be transported), and a secondary building contains a taxidermy exhibit. They've started incorporating photos from families in the area, which really puts a personal touch from the area to the exhibits. It's really a nice little road-stop, and you get to understand a little bit how rough it was in such a desolate space of American during the turn of the century.

They had an excellent large display of hot rods stock old cars from the 30s in the front showroom…read more In the back they had more 50s 60s 70s muscle cars and the lake. The guide was very informative and showed us some pretty cool things like tail lights that move out of the way to reveal a gas tank on some models. Let's relax atmosphere fun time. Reasonable cost for entry.

There may be 100 cars in both showrooms however they are crammed together so tightly that it's…read moresometimes hard to get close to each one. Additionally, there is a gentleman who meets you at the door and takes your $12 entrance fee and then follows you around to be sure that you don't steal anything. There's nothing here that you haven't seen in other car auto museums and I was disappointed and somewhat annoyed by having "Tex" follow me all over the place as if I was a common thief. Additionally, he complained because we were taking too long and he had not yet had his lunch even though it was not yet noon. You might want to pass on this one.