Good soccer complex located on Richland College's campus. There are 10 fields with 6 having lights…read morefor night games. All are well kept. This is where the classic soccer league is hosted.

This was a quaint neighborhood city park. Most people might say there wasn't much to this park,…read morebut they didn't look hard enough. What I enjoyed the most was the plaque behind the baseball fence commemorating the friendship of two young boys who died at an early age. Wow! I could tell this park gets a lot of use as there was a family out there enjoying what their park had to offer. I also enjoyed my time out here as well. This park is tucked away a little bit, but once you find this hidden treasure you will enjoy it too. Check it out!

This is a nice little park for a picnic. We picked up some food from Whole Foods around the corner…read moreand wanted to have a picnic. This little place has a few covered tables for you to eat at, water fountains, and a nice clean bathroom. Lots of trash cans and recycling bins. The playground is very small but did the trick for us for about an hour. It's a pretty nice playground, just small. There are a ton of soccer fields. While we were there there were a few guys practicing, but other than that all the fields were empty. If you want to go play some soccer this is a great place to do it because there are nice goals always there and not busy.

City Futsal is AWESOME! The staff is phenomenal and the facility is five star. In terms of…read moredeveloping technique and skill improvment City Futsal really takes it to the next level. I cannot emphasize how stellar the staff is at City Futsal. Their philosophy on the game has such a important impact on how the kids view and play the sport. City Futsal is top notch and I would highly recommend to any and all soccer fanatics.

Watched a game here on a week day evening. The turfs and tables are pretty clean, and the entire…read morefacility is well maintained. Plenty of space to sit to watch the games going on. I also like that there was a seating area that was fenced off from the field. Everyone was nice and calm. Parking was the only issue, as it was hard to find a spot nearby. I wish there was a lot, but makes sense given the limited space in downtown Dallas. Would definitely come back to this place!

The Dallas Marathon Health & Fitness Expo is located in Kay Bailey Hutchinson Convention center in…read moreDecember for the BWM Dallas Marathon, Half, and Friday night lights offering tons of freebies in an all-around fun environment! I arrived early in the morning to beat all the foot traffic and was able to snag all the goodies without waiting in long massive lines. I would say the longest line I waited in was for the glass BMW water bottle and it was totally worth it! The expo was well organized and had ample staff to assist you in any possible way you needed. The packet BIB pickup was completed in seconds as to where you simply go to the packet pick up and tell the staff your name and they easily locate your BIB number and hand it to you along with your shirt. They also supply a clear bag for race day for all your belongings that you don't want to bring with you on the run you can check in and they will hold it for you. As for the vendors they had everything from the latest and newest shoes to gels and clothing items and much more. This Expo was truly one of the best I have ever attended due to the organization and the friendly staff that made this happen for all the runners in the community!

This is one of my favorite marathon packet pick up expos I go to all year. It's very organized,…read morethere's a ton of runner swag and free samples, and you could pretty much stay in there all day (although, if you're running 26.2 the very next day I do not recommend it). Often times they will sell runner essentials at a discounted rate, and you can pick up your energy gels/last minute race stuff like socks, etc there. Plenty of parking at the convention center and it's easy to get in and out. A+ on a job well done, Dallas Marathon!

Nice courts. Seating arrangements could be better as the volleyball courts and basketball courtsare…read moretight against each other with limited viewing area and no room between volleyball and basketball courts (separated by a net). One gets the feeling they are trying to maximize profits by squeezing as many games/courts as humanly possible. They also try to insist that you buy all of your food and drink from their little food window. As if bringing your own preferred Gatorade flavor there will break their bank. Pffftt.

I get the pleasure of watching my 7 year old nephew's rec games here every now and then. For this…read morereason alone, the memories will always be cherished. Note, parking here on Saturdays can be a bit disastrous. Rushing parents trying to get their kids in the gym can cause a bit of anxiety. There's also tons of construction on the Valley View mall area so no surprises there. Overall just thankful for a good facility.

My son and I have been attending this Baptist church for the past two weeks. The worship service is…read morewonderful, and the pastor delivers fantastic sermons. We plan on increasing our attendance this year and possibly becoming more involved in the church community. We are grateful for the prayers and blessings received.

Love the cleanliness, courteousness and facilities to host. We had to be mindful of the pigeons…read morethat were nesting. We were limited in using the fields and sand volleyball court while there. Not sure why. Great spot that offers nice size grills and conversing from the brutal heat.

Kudos to the Competitor Group for another well-organized event. As a Tour Pass Unlimited member, I…read moredecided to make Dallas one of my stops this year. I flew in on Friday and headed to the convention center for the expo. Packet pickup on Friday was a breeze (it was on Saturday, too, when I returned with my running partner, but more crowded). This expo seemed smaller than some of the others and some of my fave vendors were absent (Sparkly Soul, ProCompression, Nuun), but plenty of local vendors, which is great for those who live in North Texas. 5K On Saturday, I participated in the inaugural 5K, which was organized in Fair Park. 2 of the 3 miles were through the park, but one mile was on an out and back on a road leading to one of the entrances (not so interesting). Even with this short distance, there was a water stop, which is nice. Finish line was well-staffed with volunteers handing out medals, bananas, water, etc. A live band was playing at the end, too. Corrals were self-seeded based on estimated pace (6/7/8/9/10 minute miles).Compared to other 5Ks, RNR definitely offers more amenities. Half Marathon Sunday was part two for those of us doing the remix challenge (running the Saturday and Sunday events). For the longer events, RNR seeds corrals based on estimated finish time, though they are not enforced. This was obvious over the first few miles when we encountered plenty of walkers (which for people with my corral would not involve much walking). 2015 brought a new course, but since I'd never run this one before, I can't compare. It was continuously hilly, and heavily on concrete streets (which I really felt later in the race), many of which were in poor condition, which meant I spent a lot of the race looking down to avoid tripping hazards. For a RNR event, this course seemed to be light on the entertainment. There were a handful of bands, which were really good, but then long stretches with no music and a few spots where there were speakers hooked up to a sound system. Kudos to the volunteers along the course and at the finish line. You are so appreciated!! As far as scenery, I loved running over the new bridge and near the turtle creek park. We finished at the American Airlines Center. Crowd support was great when we came across it, but again, long stretches without. Not my favorite event, but always well organized by the Competitor Group.

This was my 5th year running this race. The series has races all over the world and this is one…read morestop of many. I will be running RnR San Diego in June and totally looking forward to it! It's a great way to see the city. This race is always very organized with bag/gear check, and the volunteers and spectators are always awesome. The expo where you pick up your race packet was stocked with swag and goodies. I love getting my drawstring bag every year as well as the dri fit shirt. The medal was great this year too! It's a pricey race but you do get a bang for your buck so it's worth it. My only issue with the shirts would be that they would make them more gender specific. Other than that I very much enjoy this race and will definitely be back next year! Up next San Diego!!