Went there with my daughter hoping to have some fun. It seemed like all the games were broken. No…read moreone was paying attention to what was going on. The bowling lanes were not working. No one was there to take our food order. I will not be going back to this place it is a waste of time.

Went here for a birthday party. It was fun with a good atmosphere. The food was okay. I would like…read morea vegan option. The service was great. One bowling alley occasionally had malfunctions, but the others were fine.

We ordered a cheese pizza they brought out pepperoni pizza, we told them we ordered cheese pizza…read more They picked the pepperoni's off and brought it right back. When we told them that they responded with the cheese pizza was not ready that was it just handed us the pepperoni pizza without the pepperoni.

When I was growing up, we went to the town pool. It had diving boards and a slide. There was a…read morekiddie pool and that was about it. Today's "town" pools are much better. Lost Kingdom is themed and has four water slides, a small lazy river, rock climbing wall, food court, and water basketball courts. The kiddie pool is great, shaded and has a few little things for the kids. Apparently they do special events for adults too. There isn't a lot of shade, unless you purchase the cabanas for like $100. They also charge a $20 cooler fee. Lots of parking, you can spend a few hours here.

Desert Strike is the Army's biggest bowling center. It's got 50 lanes, is clean and has plenty of…read morespace for get togethers. and we paid $4 for shoes and got them immediately, and $3.50/game. We were set up and got to bowling on lane 4. Look, it was fun. Each lane is set up for automatic bumpers that go up and down no just on the lane, but between players if you want. Noah had a lot of fun, so much so... he wanted another game. As a gathering place it's not a bad venue. They have an big adult only room, with a bar, a huge TV and a pool table. There is a small arcade. When we were having our own event using 4 lanes, there was a group of about 20 folks for a birthday party split between two lanes happy as they could be. Ms. Sonya is always straight, but she warms up after a few interactions. The rest of the team were also friendly. It's clean, it's safe, and it's fun. No outside food is allowed, and there is a diner there... we ordered the pizza and a few pitchers of soda, so we kept it simple for our group. Some of our party ordered their own club sandwiches and they looked good, too. Our SFRG does an annual event, and we will continue to do so.

Employees are extremely rude. They sit there and stare you down, watching your every move waiting…read morefor something they can nag you on. It's extremely uncomfortable, and clearly we aren't the first to feel this way. Across several platforms I have seen multiple reviews about Sonya, and the long haired weirdo. I'd say hopefully management would handle this, but clearly they haven't. She's the assistant manager and everyone seems scared of her. Which Is hilarious, but that's aside the point. Maybe the GM would like to hear about this? I'll make sure to have them check out both yelp, and google, so they can see this isn't an isolated problem. The nicest employee there is the guy at the food stand, dudes a mvp give him a raise.

Great food! Great fun for kids of all ages! It's the perfect place for birthday parties, and the…read morepizzas are delicious!

This location is better than others for sure! Their selection of games is much larger and most of…read moretheir machines actually work and are not out of order. They are taking the necessary precautions with covid and my kids had a great time! My only complaint is machines were down/cards were not reading when we visited so my kids were not able to use their tickets they have saved.

The Aquatic Training Center is open to Military members and their families…read more There is a fee for families. Active Duty Soldiers are free $2 for 13 and over $1 for 12 and under, that's including babies and infants $1 for seniors 55 and over $3 for guests It's not necessarily open to the public, military members and their dependents can bring in guest but can only bring in 2 per military ID, as long as the person signing them in is 18 years and older. Make sure you always have your Military ID with you. You can pay with Cash or Card. Make sure to bring your own locks and towels.

Two huge awesome pools under the same roof! We decided to visit the family pool first and on this…read moreday, this one was the busiest. The water was a little on the warmer side and there were three lifeguards on duty. This pool offers a huge rock climbing rock you can throw yourself off from and it had a basketball hoop.. It also has a toddler area and a regular swimming area. We decided to try the other pool out. This pool has three sections. One being the diving board area, where there are two small diving boards and one big one you can jump from. The middle section has lanes, and you can only be here if your going to actually be swimming the lanes. The last pool section, is the section that can be used to play around in and or if you have kids that just want to swim in an open area. This pool was COLD. Really cold.. Being a dependent I paid two dollars to get in. Kids 12 and younger pay $1 and 12 and older pay $2. Every Monday and Wednesday they close from 1 to 3:30 for soldiers use.

Our kids had a 3 on 3 basketball tournament here today. It was a fun event and absolutely free. The…read morekids got to play and even received basketballs or gift cards at the conclusion of the tournament depending on what place they finished in. They have a concession stand with very good reasonably priced food and drinks. Great place to check out for the kids if you're on Fort Bliss.

I have so many wonderful memories here. You meet so many people and they have a great after school…read moreprogram. I'm still friends with those people to this day. I played basketball, hung out at the skate park, and had so much fun in the summer camps. They combine middle school & high school but they have so many things to do so it's an amazing program. Also, this is one of the largest youth centers on an Army post I've been to.

Not bad. It's good for the kids. Not much to say. Bets El Paso parks. I don't know what to sayread more

Biggs Park is located directly adjacent to the USASMA out on "East Bliss". It's a very large park…read morewith everything you can imagine. Basketball courts Playgrounds and playground equipment Restrooms 10 (approx) covered pavilions with tables BBQ pits Baseball field Large open grass areas Horseshoe pits Air assault tower Small water playground for children This place is also fence to fence grass, which is rather nice for a desert like west Texas. It's really a huge park, and only about a block away from Biggs Shoppette on the corner of Sgt Major BLVD and Luke. So you can grab whatever snacks forgot. Parking plentiful, but the bigger the event the further you'll have to park and walk lol. Normal stuff though for a Army instillation. This is a park that hosts many events. Gun shows, parties, the most recent "Pop Goes the Fort" 4th of July celebration. It's quite popular for large events do to its size etc. I like it. Straight down Sgt Maj, directly across from USASMA (the academy). If you're coming from east bliss and you hit the Biggs shoppette at the Luke intersection... You went about a block to far. Coming from main post or otherwise, Sgt Maj road opened up to 3 lanes... You went a tad to far. Check ft bliss mwr FB page for upcoming events held here at the park. There's always something going on... If not, just come let the kids run around or come get some exercise in on the basketball court. Das it Mayne

My mom reserved a party here for my son who was turning 2. Upon entering the establishment the…read moremickey mouse themed decor was cute and looked nice. My family and I began setting up our drinks and a few additional decor items when we all noticed how hot it was in there. We had to place the cake directly under a vent hoping that would help keep the cake from melting. The party was from 6 to 10 and it did not cool off much at all. The kids were running around sweating like crazy and the adults were sitting around fanning themselves. The electricity in the kitchen where food was being warmed up kept shutting off making it difficult to keep the food warm. The young man that was assigned to help us was very kind and helpful as well as assisted us any way he could. I wouldn't recommend having a party here when it's as hot as it has been but if you have fall or winter babies maybe even spring it may be worth it. I recommend getting a good air conditioning system which would make this place 10 times better. I'm giving 3 stars because the young man helping was pretty awesome if it wasn't for him I would give it a lower score.