Not my favorite ride but I get on here because this is the only ride my sister will get on without…read morecrying (mind you she is 21!). There is always a long line but most of the time it goes by quick! The ride itself is not scary at all so I say is a good 'beginner' coaster to ease on to the big ones. What i like is that at the end of the coaster you have the saloon you go through and depending on the holiday the employees dress up the mannequins. From my understanding, this was the first tubular roller coaster in the park. There is a historical plaque right by the entrance that details the history of the roller coaster.

I think this ride is okay for an oldie but it can be rough around the edges as it can be janky on…read morethe corners. I just ride this just to ride this. I do like the cool theming on some of the parts. But I sometimes ride it because the line is pretty short. It does go by pretty quick though and operations are good.

This is the kiddie version of the Mine Ride. While we were in line for this one the actual Mine…read moreRide went down for maintenance so at least we got to do this one. For kids this one is really exciting! The drops are of course short but it speeds up when you are going straight and that was a lot of fun even for me. I'd totes ride this again even without kids and I saw plenty of teens and adults riding it as well.

Its a good ride for both kids and adults but it's really good for kids cause it's not a kiddie…read moreride. It's really fun and has everything an adult ride has, its just not as aggressive as adult rides.

My family loves this Waterpark for the ample shade! The free lounging chairs are under the shade…read moreand people are usually really friendly. On our most recent visit, we arrived not long after opening and it wasnt packed at all. We left around 1:30 and it was picking up just a little bit more, but still not bad at all. The restrooms and showers were cleaned, which was awesome! And the pools were so refreshing in the triple-digit heat!

Perfect place to have a family day or birthday party. If you need ice they can provide it for your…read morecoolers. Ours melted pretty quickly with this Texas heatwave. Give them a try your kids will be happy that you did!

Dig World is a genuinely fun concept and a nice change from the usual family activities. The whole…read moreplace is well put together and feels thoughtfully designed rather than like a typical indoor attraction. The construction theme makes it easy for kids to get into, and there's enough going on to keep them entertained without it feeling overwhelming. The equipment and activities were definitely the highlight. There's something satisfying about actually getting to operate the machines and interact with everything instead of just looking at them. The staff were friendly, the space was clean, and everything felt pretty organized even with a lot going on. It's one of those places that works well when you want to do something a little different for the day. We had a good time, and the overall experience felt worth it. Definitely a spot I'd keep in mind for a family outing or if you're looking for something that's actually going to keep the kids engaged for a few hours.

We took the grandkids to Dig World DFW- Grapevine this morning. We all LOVED IT!!…read more You can buy advance tickets online or at the walk up ticket booth. Price is the same. There are 2 different levels of admission- Crew Starter pass for $30 or Crew Premium pass for $50. I highly recommend the premium pass for the kids since it includes the crusher experience and a drink. The adults did a starter pass and we added a snack and drink combo deal for $10. You park across the street, at Grapevine Mills Mall and a Dig World crossing guard employee will walk you safely across the busy street. We arrived right at 9:00 am, right when they open and before it got too hot. They had fans with water misters all around and it was very refreshing to walk by those. We finished up at 11:30 and headed to lunch at the nearby ChikFilA. Every single employee there has an A+ attitude, so friendly and helpful and they really put safety first. We had several different employees offer to take a picture of our group and I just love that! The adults had as much fun as the kids!! So many fun experiences! After you enter, be sure to grab a Dig World park map found behind the entry windows. The map shows all of the attractions and also has a place to collect the stickers you receive after each game/experience. Once you have 10 different stickers, be sure to head to the Supply Shed or merchandise area to score a special, limited-edition prize! The highlight was "The Crusher" where you select a plastic toy and it is lined up in front of a pavement roller. A Dig World employee (best job ever!) rolls over it frontwards and back and then collects the resulting smashed vehicle into a plastic zip bag for you to take your souvenir home. We did this near the end so we didn't have to carry it around with us all morning. One of our grandkids chose a school bus to crush since she was secretly not looking forward to school starting next week! Our family had a great day and lots of fun memories were made!

We love the races! They have converted and uncovered parking. Just around $12 per person to get in…read more They have a food truck. You can take your own alcohol and food and I've seen people take your dogs. You can also take your children.

Fun! Easy place to get to & had fun coming here, they do have food stands and restrooms also.read more

Sigh . . . The City of Dallas is talking about closing down community pools are prides themselves…read moreabout this flagship water park. However the cost keeps going up, and the amenities keep going down. Now they charge $20 no matter the size of the cooler. You can't bring in your own float devices but at the same time, there's never enough tubes for the lazy river. This last visit, I want to say there were 10 and the life guard mentioned people taking them out the water to their tables & chairs. There were also lots of tubes deflated. The structure needs to be updated and walls are crumbling and falling apart. Seriously, this place needs a make over especially if we are closing the affordable community pools and pushing folks to these places.

This place is gross. We brought my toddler son here last Sunday. By Thursday, he was running a…read morefever and today his doctor confirmed he has hand, foot and mouth disease. He has not been exposed to any other kids since our visit to this Waterpark. My husband noticed the water in the Lagoon pool looked dirty. We shouldn't have gotten in the pool. Never going here again.

A wise band called the Eurythmics once said.. Everybody is looking for something.. Well.. if you…read moreare looking for a GOOD haunted house, worth the 45+ mile drive, for the love of God do NOT waste your time on the Texas Scaregrounds. Overall it was so crappy that I want to call the management and demand not only my ticket money back, but the five bucks we paid to park PLUS the gas money to drive way the hell out to Kennedale, TX. Who knows where that is, anyhow? First, like I said, it was a LONG drive out there. Google maps sucks, but that's another story. We drove out there, approached the haunted house and were a little surprised to see it was a bunch of warehouses. I mean, I've been to GOOD haunted houses that were warehouses... but based on the reviews, we expected a little more. So...We pulled in and were told it was five dollars to park. Okay. So we paid that, like the good little sheep that we are. Parked, waited in line for a good long while and bought our 25 dollar tickets (28 without the 3 dollar coupon you can print from their website). First we went to the Chaos haunted house. It was the best one at the Texas Scaregrounds by far. I, personally, am pretty wimpy, and easily startled, and it was okay. We enjoyed it well enough. Unfortunately, it all went downhill from there. We went to the Asylum next, and it was not as interesting or as startling. It was fairly dull. Then... we went on the haunted hayride. Okay, so the employees TOLD us that it was the most 'family friendly' attraction. But...really, what they meant that it was quite possibly the most pathetic thing I have ever experienced at a "haunted" attraction ever. We stood in line to RIDE the stupid hayride probably three times as long as we were actually ON it. I don't even know how to describe it other than incredibly boring, pathetic and a huge, huge waste of time. It was like a bad joke. Worse than a bad joke. Seriously. Painfully bad. Three people in masks following a trailer being pulled by a suburban does not really make a haunted hayride, sorry. After that pathetic experience, we figured we might as well try and squeeze out a little more for our wasted money and went to the "nightmares" haunted house. The only nightmare was the stupid line. It was really boring, and rather short. I can't even be bothered to write much about it. All I can REALLY say is we will NEVER waste our time going to Texas Scaregrounds again. I rather go to Screams and I am really not even impressed by Screams. Next year, hopefully we can find something to erase our sad memories of the WORST HAUNTED ATTRACTION EVER!

Texas Scaregrounds had their opening weekend this past weekend. As far as opening weekends go they…read morewere on their game! I have been to many haunts opening weekends and most are unorganized, poorly staffed, and just plain a waste of time. Chaos on the other hand was spot on!! The actors were well versed and on their marks. They had plenty of actors and more than enough scares to go around. It was only $18 to get in with the coupon from their website and parking is free this year!

Short and sweet version of my experience: Long lines, poor…read moreorganization, rap music while you wait was nice. Some conflicting ideologies were presented as well. This is not a haunted house. It's a series of skits designed to scare Jesus into you. Throughout the trip I felt really uncomfortable and confused. Like really uncomfortable. It wasn't fun and I was RELIEVED when they let the atheists out first to get "t-boned." Honestly, the most horrifying thing about Hell House was all the brain-washing of young kids that seems to be going on here. Plus, I'm fairly certain they're violating some piracy laws by showing clips of the Passion of the Christ. My take away from all this: victims are to blame for all their problems. Everyone is going to hell unless they believe in Jesus. Also, rich white kids are horrible at channeling the complex social issues their poorer peers experience. It reminds me of how Marie Antoinette would dress up and play "peasant." Privileged children pretending to be sex abuse victims made me literally laugh out loud at some points. I almost felt like I was watching the Disney Channel. Go for a laugh though, it'll take awhile but it is worth it if you're drunk enough.

I am not a churchgoer. Organized religion works well for some people but I'm very much of the…read more"whatever floats your boat, just keep it to yourself" way of thinking. BUT Hell House is such a icon of crazy religiosity that when I realized it was only 30 minutes away, I had to check it out. There's a documentary streaming on Netflix if you want to learn a little about it. I've never been before but I do have to say, I was mildly disappointed. The preview on their website was bananas and while there was some WTF zaniness present last night, there wasn't near the amount of rape, incest, or drug abuse we expected. Lame! We thought there was going to be alot of waiting but we timed it just right that we barely had to wait at all. The waiting was also made more pleasant by the boozed up Limeades we had brought along. I would not recommend going into Hell House sans buzz.. There is an ominous hayride into the woods and then you wait a little outside a bunch of trailers. The first lame thing was that you could hear the fake gunshots from the line so you were like immune to it by the time you got in there. The shooting scenes were the least climactic parts, surprisingly. The concept is that each scene shows people being encouraged by demons to do bad, bad things like not be Christian, deal drugs, beat their wife, have an abortion, go to a party, etc. Another lame thing: the "death monitors" that usher you through the rooms are really annoying -they yell at you and are "mean" but in the silliest way possible. Ours kept telling us we walked slower than her grandma and "she's really old." Zing, Death Monitor! What wasn't lame was the abortion scenario -it was clearly the scene they put the most effort into. The girl who acted as the nurse demon was really funny and good at delivering her didactic, misguided anti-choice rhetoric. They pulled out some "baby chunks" and showed them around to the crowd and one of the death monitors said "Mmmmmm." And the fake abortion doctor's name was Dr. Tiller. Stay classy, Hell House. The nurse shouted to us as we left the room "November 2nd vote to keep me in office!" Nice touch. There was also a really odd scenario about human trafficking. It basically said that if you are a teenage girl who drinks and goes to a party to hook up with a guy you like you will be sex trafficked by him. Yeah. It gets really hot and stinky in Hell House cos it's mostly sweaty teens and tweens in there with you and when someone farts, it is very apparent. They cram you into a upright coffin and one point and it's pretty scary, mostly because there were four of us in there and it got a little intimate. Does Hell House encourage 4 person 7 Minutes in Heaven? Kind of. Except that you don't actually reach "heaven" until they finally let you out of the coffins and watch a video montage including (but not limited to) I Am Sam and a bootleg Passion of the Christ torture scene. Hell was surprisingly silly, just a dark room with a strobe light and some bandaged bloody demons running around growling at us. Then you go in a room and a pastor says something about how we might go to Mickey D's and die tonight and what if we aren't saved? We didn't get saved and we didn't go to McDonald's that night but we were entertained.