So this place is a little bed on the expensive side. But honestly, I think it's a pretty cool…read moreexperience. There are some add on packages, but I don't particularly feel like it's worth it if you go to the dollar tree and pick up some flashing glow sticks or some hologram glasses for the lights that you could buy and reuse over and over again. Anyway, this is a drive through parking lot type of situation. I usually recommend the whole plot about thirty minutes to be able to go through the line and go through the viewing of the lights.

What a fun way to start getting into the spirit of the holidays…read more When you get in you have the choice of going through a long windy lit up path (I forget what they called it but you go right for that LONG path when you enter) or you can go left with "Dashers path" which is a straight shot to get into the park. When you get to the giant tent is where the hyping up begins and you can get all the things- popcorn, lemonade, all the glowing fun stuff. Originally I just bought the light park pass just to see lights but we ended up buying popcorn so I would suggest purchasing a package because popcorn alone was $11 Regardless though the lights were beautiful!!! Loved that they have a radio station set so you can listen to the music that the lights connect with. Definitely take your time driving though and just enjoy the ride.

I have been coming here for years. I mean decades. If you, your partner, your family, your friends…read moreare looking for something cool to do that you don't get to do everyday. You should come to TRF. At the very least, this is the largest Renaissance festival in the US if not elsewhere as well. I highly suggest getting in early because the lines to get in throughout the day get longer. This place can get pretty packed, both at the gate and in the food and drink lines. They have a ginormous parking lot, it's dirt and grass. And it can bottleneck quite a bit at the entry point. Once you're in, they have hundreds of stalls of food, merchant selling different things, people putting on different types of shows, be it skill, craft, or comedy/drama. There's plenty of activities. The park itself is sectioned off into different themed areas, both the food and activities follow suit. They have tons of shows around the different areas in addition to the Central stage where you can see the king, jousting, sword fighting and the whole lot. Highly suggest going to the restroom before you leave, because you will likely be stuck in some traffic on the way out and you don't want to hold it. Trust me. In the last couple years I've taken to camping on their campgrounds. This requires an extra pass for camping, in addition to your entry. If you do things in groups it costs a lot less with a discount. They have porta potties throughout the campgrounds, and also a brick and mortar shower and restroom at the front of the campgrounds. The campgrounds are separated into two areas, the family the zone, which is closer to the main gate, and the non-family zone which is a mixed bag depending on what weekend you go closer to the festival area. This place gets pretty rowdy, and they are up late. If you intend to camp, this is the social area where a lot of things go. If you want a more relaxed, in civil area, stick to the family zone ( I don't). Highly recommend arriving early on the Friday before you're going in, as the camping area is first come first serve. We go in a pretty big group so we try to stake out enough space for all of our people. It's quite an experience, we really enjoy all of the people working there in character. They do a great job, and make it a great experience! Whether you're there with the family out for drinking or interested in shows and merchandise, there's something for everybody here. And the amount of different kinds of food is crazy.

Everything about it was amazing amazing amazing amazing I love Texas renfest trf trf trf trf Texasread more

Best crawfish I've ever had! Dog friendly! Kids have a blast & great food!!!! Check it out today,…read moreyou won't be disappointed!

We thoroughly enjoyed our time here yesterday with our border collie. The crawfish was perfect and…read morethe staff were friendly faces that were as happy to be there as we were. Can not wait to bring the grandkids to play bocce ball and corn hole.

After a very sugary daddy date with my two youngest boys, we were wondering where we would head off…read moreto next. Then I remembered: there's a train depot out here in Tomball! Sure enough, I looked it up on my trusty Yelp app and found the Tomball Railroad Depot Plaza. I had thought it was connected to one of the local parks. Little did I know that their railroad depot is a small museum, and there is a red Caboose parked nearby from the Tomball and Walden Railway that houses a model railroad. Apparently, the Railroad Depot had been under renovation for several months, and we happened to come on the first day of its re-opening! The kiddos were so excited to se the trains in action! It had several 0 scale locomotives, including one from the 1950's. There are several scenes depicting the Tomball and Walden railway and also Tomball in the early 20th century. It was amazing to me how much time has been poured out on the maintenance of these trains. The volunteer dozier was incredibly enthusiastic about his trains. He also had a lot of knowledge about other model railroaders and train museums in the Houston area. One thing to note is that this caboose was equipped with a special air whistle in the rear, that was formed through the releasing of the air brake. We didn't get to go inside the Tomball Depot, but would really recommend it. They have done an incredible job in building out a new platform, updating the Depot with new wood exterior, and getting it to its former glory. Check it out! And prepare to pull out those model trains or Thomas trains after your visit.=)

A friend of mine got married in Tomball and I made a weekend out of it and stayed at a hotel in the…read morearea. The day after the wedding, I did a little exploring in Tomball. The Tomball Railroad Depot Plaza was my favorite place I visited in town and 30 minutes or so well spent. A former railroad depot, there are some cool things to check out. There's a railway train and several statues all encompassed in a park. It's a pretty park with a water fountain and more. While it isn't large, it's a nice spot to take a stroll or play with your kids. There are also some restaurants within walking distance. Right across the street.

"Peace. Love. Rainbow." is the theme of 2019…read more The Woodlands Pride Festival has becoming more popular since the inaugural year. It attracted more vendors, community organizations, entertainers and festival-goers than last year. I am very happy to visit Town Green Park again. I loved the non-stop entertainment for 6 hours on the stage. I know this because I was here all day helping at my company's booth. The organizer made a smart move by positioning the stage facing west. They placed VIP lounge right across from the stage which provided uninterrupted view of the entertainers. Watch my video to see the open space for audience to enjoy the festival better. Correction to my previous review. Attendance count was incorrectly reported due to the timing of inquiry. But I could fairly say, The Woodlands Pride Festival is definitely bigger and more impactful this year. My favorite part of this pride festival is the opportunity to meet the LGBT Diversity and Inclusion group from other companies. The D&I groups are great way to engage their employees to learn about this unique cultural identity. Moreover, I wish to see more companies bring out their employee resource group to participate at all pride events.

Awesome small town festival! Wrist bands were $25 in advance for all you can eat crawfish. BYOB.read more

We attended the Lilo & Stitch movie event at this pavilion. It was our first time here & kinda spur…read moreif the moment so i didn't know about the clear bag rule lol. FRUSTRATING but not their fault. The event was very busy so we def plan on arriving EARLYYYYY to secure better parking & to actually enjoy the kids activities. Lines for concessions moved quickly! Overall we had fun once seated despite the heat. only wish is that they'd crank those big fans above pavilion seating to highest speed! lol we'll be back and better prepared for the next event!

Free movie (princess bride) with Houston symphony accompaniment. One of the few perks of living…read moreway out here in the burbs. No popcorn drink combos so a large popcorn and soda will set you back $22 pre tip. Refillable 1x only. Line wasn't horrible and each serves the same stuff even though the name above each cashier is different. No fast line for refills. Popcorn had just enough of that dry aged al dente chew to make that nostalgic staleness of working in the college football concession stands stick out. Park in any of four lots for free and walk over. Gates open an hour before showtime and parking is half and hour before the gates open (1.5 hours before showtime).

Last nights tour was awesome! 10/10 already planning on going again! Our tour guide Michael was so…read moremuch fun and made this experience the best yet! We learned so much about Old Town Spring and its haunts, I even got a spook on camera!

It was cool, an experience to remember with goosebumps on... We went to the latest one, the…read morescariest;)