I've been here for a couple of weeks now. The first couple of week were horrible but this place is…read morestarting to grow on me. Didn't grow much though...There were rocks everywhere but I see they have cleaned up some. Bf cut his toe on one of the rocks during a game. The sand is not beach sand. It's construction sand...Sometimes it can get dirty with cigaret butts everywhere, empty beer bottles, dog poop, and random trash. I still have a couple of complaints: Their refs are not all on the same page. Some things are counted off and some are getting by with other refs. The blonde ref does not pay attention when she is working. She texts and drinks beer...not looking at the game. The bald ref counts EVERYTHING! if your hand is not completely together hitting a serve ball, you are done, son! he stops the game all the time and it gets annoying because we just want to play. We are not pros!!!! Another complaint is customer service: I ordered four burgers with my groupon. It took him 45 mins to bring them out. Ordered at 5:30pm, came out at 6:15pm. My game was at 6:15pm. I inhaled my burger in 30 seconds because I had a game. Instead of putting in my order when he was suppose to, he chose to eat his first before putting my orders in. Then forgot about it and came back out to ask me again. I told two different guys the same order three different times. I told him twice and once more to the guy in the back. The burgers were salty when they came out! I asked him about my order after 30 mins past. He told me it'll be ready when it's ready. That's really awesome customer service, guys....NOT!

Decent sand volleyball courts, and there are water misters between most courts. Like everyone else,…read moreI dislike - and find it irresponsible - that they do not make free tap water available. Biggest bone to pick with Bahama Beach is they sometimes close without notice (such as the day after rain) without so much as a note on the door or an updated answering machine message. Today is such a day; I'll be taking my group across the street to Yucatan instead.

Lindy is a great baseball man, the real deal. And he is there about every day and still works with…read morethe kids. He has a lot of good baseball people working hard to help kids get better. This is the club to come and join if you are new in town or looking for a place for your kid to improve and grow. They have multiple teams and excellent coaching. They also have great practice facilities at JP II and the centerfield academy. Highly recommend checking it out.

Good for practice or learning. My sons team comes here for hitting and pitching practice. I like…read morethe atmosphere, feels like a lot of baseball within the walls. Price is better than most in the area and it's super easy to get here

Great place to skate, if you can. They have hockey leagues of different ages...yes, adults, too…read more Also leagues of different skill levels. A large plethora of options to suit your life. The StarCenter has multiple locations across the great state of Texas, but this one is in Farmers Branch, outside of Dallas. Friendly people. Multiple rinks. Just select the one you're there for and pop a squat. This center is easy to get to, as it's right on Stemmons. No pay parking. Great bargain - can't beat that! Leagues are decently priced, and think of all the new friends you'll meet. Meet up with friends to play or just watch. Come on out!

The place is very nice and I felt like a millionaire hanging out with the Stars alumni association…read moreand being the charity event they chose to raise money for. The food is great too and very 5 star.

There's 2 rinks, a viewing area in between, and a decent little food court. Beer available…read more The rink is smaller in size and quite cold. The large park next door is a nice option if it isn't hot out. Lots of parking.

What a fun place! I came out to the Star Center to watch some friends play ice hockey on a men's…read moreadult league. Easy access to the center and lots of parking. Do not bring food or drinks - there is a concession stand inside. They have two full rinks inside. I'm sure there was a lot more to see, but I was busy cheering for The Fury! Friendly staff on-site. Remember to bring a jacket!

Who doesn't love a sparkling new facility?! Opened March 2026. 6 mins from a Bucc-ees?! Bathrooms…read moreare always clean. Plenty of parking. Gorgeous volleyball and basketball courts as well as outdoor pickle ball. Snack bar has beer, snacks, fresh popcorn, candy, etc. Reasonable prices. Shark Club entry is not connected to the facility but there's a side rink entry so you can get drinks from the bar to go. Definitely puffer jacket cold. The viewing area is between the two ice rinks and is not as cold. It's a nice option but you really can't hear and be part of the game. Smells like fresh paint and a lot of parents were commenting about headaches. Is it the epoxy or was there fresh paint done? Only issue with the facility.

This is a fantastic gym. The owner and the coaches are all very dedicated and professional, yet…read morestill very laid back and fun! Great location! Awesome Friday night open gym at a reasonable cost for Date Night!

We had my 11 year old daughter's birthday here last weekend and it was such a great experience. The…read morestaff were kind and helpful! They are tumbling instructors and were able to help spot a couple of the girls in walk overs that they hadn't done in a while! Having the open gym for a few hours to play was so much fun! The girls left beaming and saying it was the best party they've been to! Highly recommended.

Haggard park is a nice little park in Plano TX. There is ample parking and it is located close to…read morethe train stop as well. There is a bathroom and drinking fountain. There are picnic tables, benches, and an artificial pond with some water features. There are some trees for shade too. There is also a playground with some things for kids to climb on. Located close by is a train monument / museum that has a train car too. There are some other things to check out as well. Check out my photos.

Nice park in Plano. They hosted the Otsukimi Japanese Moon Viewing Festival last weekend. Very cool…read moreevent with lots of different performances and vendors. It did get very packed. Food lines were so long and taking an hour to get through. Definitely need more food vendors for festivals here at this park. Very popular area. Easy parking near park!

I attended the opening season of the Lone Star Assassination City Roller derby at Thunderbird in…read morePlano. You bring your own chairs and drinks and are seated right next to the action. The concession stand is open throughout the night. I was impressed with the professionalism of the sports league. There were four teams featured at the event. There was a good crowd in attendance. There was overflow parking available next to the rink. Being new to the sport, I appreciated the pamphlet given at registration which outlined the team information, rules and schedule. T-shirts were for sale and there were opportunities to meet your favorite athletes for an autograph.

Just a quick follow up... Assassination City now plays at the Fair Park Coliseum. You do have to…read morepay for parking, and it's no longer BYOB, but the venue is much better and there's not a problem with being able to get a ticket since that place must hold several thousand people. The halftime bands sound better, too, because the acoustics are better. I've sat in both floor (VIP) seats and the general (stadium) seats, and they're both good. The way the coliseum is set up, there's not a bad seat in the house. It's also on the DART light rail line, but I always drive and just pay the $10 to park. I guess you could park by one of the restaurants or bars by Exposition Park and walk over but I don't. Check their website for bout details and tickets. It's usually cheaper to get them ahead of time, which is what I do.