We were there for a private event with a group that included a rodeo and a BBQ and whiskey tasting…read more Staff were great. The food was good and the rodeo super fun. All the more interesting is how close this was to the downtown of Austin. Felt like we were in a typical suburb rather than on a ranch. Although we did not do this we noticed they have trap shooting, ATV Guided Tours, kayaking and horse riding of course. All worth checking out if you are in the area.

Had the best time at Lone Star Ranch!!! We have been coming to Texas for a while and never been…read morehorse back riding. I went for my birthday and it was the perfect day, so much fun on the horse trails. Our guide, Savannah knew so much about horses, the owner Tina was so nice, and Maddie was super sweet. We will be coming back!

Visited COTA Karting in Austin -- a fun spot for high-speed go-kart racing…read more Great for both casual visitors looking for a thrill and competitive racers wanting to push their limits. Definitely a must-try for adrenaline seekers in the Austin area. Safety video is ~2 minutes and the race comes with a helmet rental (but you can bring your own). It is rather pricey for one 10-minute race. The cars are gas and it MATTERS how heavy you are. You will be on track with experienced and inexperienced drivers.

Drove down from Round Rock with my daughter only to be told we needed reservations. It would've…read morebeen helpful if the website stated that before we drive 45 minutes.

Absolutely PHENOMENAL! We spontaneously booked this magic show and we were not disappointed. It's a…read morefamily owned business and the museum was a storybook of life, history, and the art of magic. We had such a blast. The show was well curated and engaging. I was in shock and awe the whole time. Loved every minute and hopefully we can come back soon!!

FANTASTIC performance! We were honored to sit right by the table and we're amazed at the slight of…read morehand tricks. The history of the various items used was intriguing. The museum has an impressive collection of magicians, mentalists, and escape artists memorabilia including the milk can from Houdini's early 1900 performances. We highly recommend going!

This is a great place to bring your kids, but for adults it's not as entertaining, it feels kinda…read moresmall and overpriced. I wish they had more stuff to look at/interact with, I thought the place would be bigger. On the bright side they can be somewhat flexible with scheduling tickets, they say they aren't refundable but if you're running late they can push the time for you if you call.

Overall, I felt the price didn't justify the experience. I paid $72.20 for two adults, and the…read moremuseum was about the size of a small store. I would have been comfortable paying around $10 per person at most. The website claims the experience takes about one hour, but we walked through the entire facility in 10-15 minutes. It was very short-lived and left us disappointed. Unfortunately, I wouldn't recommend visiting at the current price.

Horrible experience/management They allow us to buy cancelled tickets. The way we found out it was…read morecancelled was by showing up at showtime. Gate closed to a dark lot. SMH Ive called and email for a refund and still no feed back. NEVER AGAIN. Update: i did receive a refund. I had called them the following day at 12pm and was told they didn't have time to call me back. I don't recommend, they shown lack of accountability & respect.

Our first experience was for the UFC fight and we enjoyed ourselves. We had some questions when it…read morecame to purchasing the ticket so we called the office. Chandra and her husband were extremely helpful. Everyone who worked there was friendly, wore masks, and reminded us to follow COVID safety measures. We felt safe the entire time. The porter potties were clean and loved the motion sensor lights - definitely appreciated the hand washing station, too. We also brought our own food without a hassle. It's refreshing to go out and not have to worry during the pandemic.

This is the best, most Authentic hula group this side of Hawaii. It's definitely Ohana here …read more.. Keito is very accommodating and can do any scenario from a couple dancers for a kids birthday party to a full blown Hawaiian luau with a full Hawaiian band, your old standard Don Ho type singer, traditional hula dancers, modern Hollywood style hula dancers and Tahitian drum sets and Tahitian hula dancers and fire dancers. They will even do catering for authentic luau food and activities like lei making stations for the kids and vendor tents with authentic island merchandise. So if you are looking for entertainment for a small gathering or a huge corporate event, you found the right place... y'all are awesome! Aloha and Mahalo

Keito, the "teacher", sits in the back of the room while his mom sits in front showing hand motions…read moreand trying to explain. He rarely demonstrates the footwork and everything combined together. He hangs out back there not fully engaged in what's going on. The dancers yell at him to show the moves but he just uses his voice and occasional arm movements. He's told other dancers to show me instead of doing it himself. Keito and his mom argue about what moves should come next. It's all very disorganized and frustrating. Dancers looking to each other a lot of the time. When bringing this to him he said I'm not a fast learner (even though him and his mom said I was) and he became very defensive. This is not the Hālau for you if you'd like the "teacher" to lead the class by demonstration as well. Getting this kind of help is like pulling teeth. Keito showed his true colors when I told him I wasn't returning. Very sad.

Thinkery, dickory, dock, the Lil kiddos ran around the block! This place was such a treat. Highly…read morerecommend for anyone with kids under 5 (maybe 6). It's a nice facility with plenty of activities for the little ones. A majority of the space is outdoors, but they installed several sun shades which helps keep the kids out of direct sunlight. Keep in mind, Del Valle only offers general admission hours on Friday from 5:30 - 7:30 PM and Saturday from 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM.

This is Thinkery's new location on the Del Valle School campus…read more Currently, only one area is open to the public and you can reserve 2-hour slots through their website. They have different play scapes for toddlers and young kids as well as small bikes, trikes, water toys and painting supplies. It's a nice way for kids to spend a couple of hours here doing various activities but it's nowhere near as big or engaging as the original Thinkery at Mueller.

So so so fun. I highly recommend if you are solo, with a friend, on a date, with a parent... it is…read moreseriously fun for anyone who enjoys Harry Potter, interesting scenery/lights/sounds, or honestly someone who just wants to get outdoors and see something new. When you first enter, you walk through a signature walk-way that leads to a few food/drink stores, a gift shop, an area for marshmallow roasting, and the start of the trail. The trail lasted about 75 minutes and had so many cool attractions. Some are physical structures, some are animated on screens, and a few are user-driven by casting a spell! A few of the 'bigger' stops also have staff working who can provide wands for your to do the activity/spell. Once you finish the trail, you exit through the gift shop which I actually really liked because I was able to browse/pick up a few souvenirs without having to go out of my way. All around I had a great time and would absolutely go back with a few friends. I got there a bit late (8:30) and it closes at 10, but I would have liked to spend a few more hours just hanging out and maybe walking the trail again. Awesome stuff!!!

It is a fantastic experience that is not to be missed. We went here as a group and arrived at the…read moredesignated location. Getting to the parking lot was a bit confusing as they had changed the traffic flow on the highway that leads you there. But once you turned onto the property, it was smooth sailing. The parking attendants followed a straightforward process to line up all the cars and park them in the right spots. Having the gate attendants scan our QR codes for entrance was easy. Walking in, we were immediately taken to a different world. From the lights and aesthetics to the sounds and smells, we quickly forgot we were in Texas. There are several food and drink stalls where you can order bites and drinks. They have different hot chocolates based on which character house you identify with. They also had butter beer, but we didn't enjoy it as much as the original found in Universal Studios. I wasn't expecting this to be a walking experience, but I was pleasantly surprised as we entered the Forbidden Forest. We also wanted to meet the cast here, but there are different areas with highlights within each one. Some unique features are interactive, while others are simply interpretations of characters in the series. A wand isn't necessary but adds to the overall enjoyment. There are some places where you can do spells with your wand. But if you want to, you could wave your hand. The trail is well-lit, so you know where you need to go. The trail is also one-way, so there's no chance of getting lost in the forest. All in all, we had a wonderful time. Make sure to take lots of pictures to preserve your memories of this once-in-a-lifetime experience!