The venue is well maintained and convenient to get to. The staff is super sweet and helpful! The…read morecafé lobby restaurant has really good food for good prices! The shows are amazing! I have seen two so far and both were excellent! An additional bonus is the seats have cupholders! I have been to venues all over the Dallas Fort Worth area, and none have cupholders! As an older woman traveling alone, I felt completely safe in the parking area of which there is a reasonable amount of parking and in the venue. If you like plays, then this is a wonderful opportunity to enjoy one!

Best eats in any theater in Fort Worth. This is especially nice because it's in a restaurant desert…read morethat is getting better but still is a long way on vickery. The melted brie appetizer is enough for four. The Montecristo sandwich. And the side salad is enough for two if you don't want to fill up before a show.

We enjoyed a family day at Mainstay Farm today. We drove an hour to come visit…read more Pro's: Although parking lot was packed to the brim, there is plenty of parking with an extended lot just a little down the drive. The farm is spread out in a way that we never felt crowded or overwhelmed. Loved that they had plenty of restrooms available with handwashing stations! I expected porta potties and was pleasantly surprised to have real bathrooms! If you have a family with younger children, this place has a LOT to do. There are swings, playgrounds, jumping pad, you can feed animals, tricycle ride/race, hay ride, train ride, Ferris wheel, flower picking, pumpkin choosing, and much more. While it was a warm day, there is plenty of spaces to stand in the shade and fans to gain relief from. For older kids - like my teen boys, there wasn't that much to do however, they enjoyed the paintball guns and the apple shooters. We also rode the little train ride. Con's: It's expensive! Everything is expensive. Entry is expensive. Picking 7 flowers and 3 sunflowers was $25. For 3 tiny tacos, $15. Train ride was $6 per person and $3 for your dog. I was disappointed in the "petting zoo." You could buy feed but it was hard to feed the very limited animals and was only goats and one donkey. The donkey was hilarious and moping around like Eeyore. There were some free things to do so you could still enjoy the farm without spending too much. With all that said, cost brought down a star BUT having the day to spend with my husband and 2 teen boys is truly priceless. I went in knowing it would be higher priced and also thankful for the time with my boys so we had a wonderful time. It'll be what you make it! Just be prepared for cost and you'll enjoy it. We are hoping to make a return visit for Christmas!

The best time! So worth it. Get there early because the parking fills up fast and the line to get…read morein gets long but moves quickly. So much to do and see. We browsed the pumpkins and brought a few home with us, rode the train and picked flowers from the garden. That was only a fraction of the things to do. I can't wait to make this an annual tradition.

Great service from Genie! Despite a mishap on another end with the Dallas Symphony, Genie remained…read morevery kind during the whole process to resolve matters. Decent pricing and A+ customer service.

Very shady business practices. Same company as Event Tickets Center. They'll charge you processing…read moreand "other fees" not listed on their website, greatly inflating the price of tickets after you purchase them. Avoid this ticket reseller at all cost. Use legitimate companies like StubHub or Ticketmaster. Any positive reviews of this company are obviously from people connected to the business.

This museum is more of a place to take your kids or get some cool pictures. I certainly got mine -…read moreI recommend everyone going here at least once. They have a lot of fun brain teasers and educational pieces that upset your understanding of reality. A must go!

It's kinda cool - my son enjoyed it . I thought the staff was very friendly and would go out of…read morethere way to help -prolly best I've seen with the staff - I did think it was alittle pricy but I guess this is what they do to Keep the riff-raff out. I'm Okay with this over all - a solid 4 stars for the staff

Fillaseat has morphed into SeatJunky. And the name fits the service. Junky Seats or no seat at…read moreall. I'm not renewing my membership and here is my letter to them explaining why: Just some feedback from someone who really liked the Fillaseat business model. I was able to see some quality shows (Kalita Humphries at SMU and shows at the Annette Strauss pavilion). But, this year, when I've looked at your site I've seen nothing of real interest. What gives? Is anyone really working the Metroplex area to fill empty seats? Or are you just filling your pocketbooks on promises of concerts and events that never make it to your website? I guess the last sentence was a little much......no hard feelings....but no hard cash from me, either. Thanks.....for..................

Last May, I had mentioned that I have been a member of FillASeat, first in Austin and then in…read moreDallas. See http://www.yelp.com/topi... I received tickets to the House of Blues from FillASeat for a recent Molly Ringwalds (80s cover band) concert and mentioned that in my review of the House of Blues thinking that I was reinforcing my positive comments in the thread above. Apparently, FillASeat did not agree, as I received the following email from them today: "We have a Major problem with a review you posted on Yelp. The house of blues ( live nation) Has contacted us that they are very upset you broke the rules by listed you got free tickets from us to their event. This breaks the agreement you made when becoming a member. We have deactivated your account till you remove the post. Please remove the post right away. It look us 2 years to get the HOB to let our Dallas members in and now we risk losing them. Also it shows you have an Austin address in the system. Are you a DFW resident as well? Please help us make this right and keep our relationship. Management Team Dallas FillASeat" My response: "I did not realize I had broken the agreement I made when becoming a FillASeat Dallas member. My mistake, do what you feel is right. Your "Major problem" has been corrected, as I have edited out the comment from my Yelp review of the House of Blues (Live Nation) that mentioned I had received free tickets for the event from FillASeat Dallas. As an FYI, the only reason I had put that line in was to reinforce my posts in defense of FillASeat Dallas on the Dallas Yelp Talk threads; there was a thread a while ago in which a number of Yelpers stated that there is no visible value of being a FillASeat member and I had posted in that thread that I had received value in the past from the membership. Apparently, I had valued FillASeat to a greater extent than you value my membership. Feel free to keep my account deactivated and discontinue my membership permanently. I was a member of FillASeat Austin until I moved from Austin to Dallas on January 18, 2013. Apparently, your record keeping is in line with the accusatory tone you take with members. Well done. You are now in a position to make your relationship with HOB right, so congratulations. I'm sure in the scheme of things losing one little Yelper versus keeping your 2 years-in-the-making relationship with a venue that has more to worry about than letting people know that they are one of the reasons to purchase a FillASeat Dallas membership is a great trade-off. I'm also sure you won't mind my updating my fellow Yelpers on "Chapter 2" of my FillASeat Dallas experience. Regards, Rob"

The Dallas Arboretum always does fall beautifully, but Harvest Hues is such a fun and creative take…read moreon their famous pumpkin displays! Instead of a traditional pumpkin village, this year the entire experience blends fall with modern and contemporary art. The six Pumpkin Houses are inspired by iconic artists, and more than 100,000 pumpkins, gourds and squash are used throughout the displays. Some of the details are seriously impressive - you really have to stop and look closely to appreciate how much went into it. I especially loved how different every area feels. There are bold colors, unusual patterns, sculptures, optical effects and endless little artistic details mixed into the fall scenery. It's also incredibly photogenic, so expect to take LOTS of pictures. If you're visiting Dallas this fall or looking for something seasonal to do in DFW, Harvest Hues is definitely worth experiencing in person. It runs through November 1, 2026, so don't wait too long!

We visited Tuesday, beautiful fall day. They have a great on-line system for tickets & parking. We…read moreonly got to see a fraction or the acres of gardens and art. Pumkin Village was our focus, it was Spectacular! Great enviroment for families and especially KIDS, plenty of room to run around. The visit would have been 5 stars had we considered our mobility issues and the size of the arboretum. There were mobility scooters for rent at a reasonable cost $20 for 4 hours. But that day one was unavailable. Perhaps an on-line reservation system would help. Lesson learned.

I've been to this theater many times to see many different shows over the years- Rocky Horror…read morePicture Show, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, the Adventures of Huck Finn, Sister Act, and more! The actors and actresses are always impressive and entertaining. It's small and cozy, and all of the seats seem to be good seats, and they're comfortable. The shows have always been great, and it's the perfect location downtown Denton. It's easy to walk to grab a drink or a meal before or after any show. They sell snacks, drinks, and wine before shows and during intermission, and you can take anything you buy into the theater. The tickets are also reasonably priced. I love having this nearby for some theater once in a while!

My husband and I enjoyed the production of Jesus Christ SuperStar. Wonderful community production…read morewith an extremely talented cast! We also loved the historical theater and the vintage vibe. Free parking was easier to find than we expected!

Cheer leaders did well and game so I have no complaints so thank you cowgirls bye guysread more

I'm embarrassed to say you all are my team of choice. The Head Coach is . The Defensive Coordinator…read moreand the Defensive Players are . The General Manager is clueless. We want better from you guys. Well there's the season

I would say Stereo Live Dallas is one of the more unique venues in the area. I really like that…read morethere are two stories to view the show from. I always end up going to the second floor here. The tickets were super affordable, parking was only 10$ during this event. Overall a great experience, it was not super crowded (despite how the photos look, I was never squished).

I had a 3-star experience but have empathy for people who had 1-star experiences and am going to…read moresay that the execution and attention to customer experience on the venue's part are such that the worse experiences are to be expected here. First, I think it's very predatory to charge as much as they do for things at the bar. $13 for a can of Dos Equis? $8 for a La Croix? $7 for a bottle of water? Say what you want about scarcity and economics but this is just a miserable way to treat people. Pregame, bring a flask, do whatever you have to do. Cocktails are $18 and served in a small plastic cup and are mostly ice. Just unbelievably bad value there. The Aoki show had an absolutely miserable parking and traffic management situation. Abysmal. But the worst was the complete lack of line management. The line wrapped all the way around the building. It was raining. There was no covering of any sort so anyone who was standing in line was just getting soaked. What if it had started completely pouring? Again just a terrible lack of planning or concern for the customer experience. And it WAS pouring a little before we got there. Why wouldn't they have something figured out for this? You don't care if your patrons are standing out in the rain? They did not have anyone monitoring the line. It would have moved much faster if someone had been walking the line reminding people to have their IDs and tickets at the ready. Furthermore, there were actually 2 lines, and one of them was wrapped around the building while the other was right next to it and at one point was being fed by the same wraparound but then started to have people bypassing the long line and walking straight up. Staff had no signage and no way to make this clear. If anyone who works here ever bothered to attend a concert like a regular patron does, they would probably see these things pretty easily. Once inside we did not have any problems but I avoided getting ripped off at the bar and went upstairs where it was less crowded. It would be nice to have some venues that care a little bit more.