Decided to give this a try as an outing with some friends from work. I was very skeptical at first…read morebut curious because I had seen the movie escape room that had recently come out in the movies a couple of months ago. The entry fee was $25 per person upon arrival they make you sign a waiver and they explain to you the rules and instructions really well. They also ask the level of difficulty you prefer and what entails each level. They divide you up evenly depending on the room. There are four rooms: Outbreak, Mission Moscow, TAKEN and cell block X. Some rooms you start off blindfolded but we decided not to do that lol and went with Cell block X: Scenario was this: The year is 1954. You've been wrongfully accused of a crime, and sentenced to execution by the electric chair. While you wait on death row you start to find clues in your cell of previous wrongfully accused victims. Turns out the warden has been executing innocent people for the last few years. Can you escape before he puts you down like the other inmates? It was so thrilling and exciting we lost a lot of time on the first couple of rooms and the person that worked there did give us a couple of clues. However we didn't escape lol BUT it was extremely fun! I would highly recommend it! Definitely planning on going again! Staff member said they are working on doing other rooms! :)

We went last night as a surprise birthday for my son. Our host was so nice and accommodating. We…read morehad a blast. We did the Omega. Can't wait to book again.

We got there around 7:45 and we get the tickets and wait on line, the line was advancing really…read moreslow. They were offering $10 fast pass, if in case you didn't want a wait longer. But we wait until 9:30 . So almost two hours after we get in to the house.. Been there they gave you the glasses 3D, they were all dirty (no bueno).. they were useful in some of the rooms but most of the time not. And also they make you feel dizzy. It took us like 5-10 min to finish the whole tour of 27 rooms. It's worth it if you get free tickets or from Groupon a better price. But for the wait.. not worth it.

This place is ridiculous got here at 8 when they opened. We've waited 2hrs to get inside. The staff…read moremore concerned with having you staying off sidewalk than getting people in and out of the place. They let people go in one or two at a time which makes it worse. Then, people pay for vip so if you don't come up with extra cash then you will literally stand in line all day. Don't come.

We went for a work gathering and had a blast. One of the best times I had in a long time!! Staff…read morewas awesome and friendly. The had I believe 3 different fields with great cover and lots of hiding spots. Overall great experience for a first time. They also rent equipment there if you do not have.

Fireman's Park is connected to the 2nd St (McColl) Bike and Walkway. It goes from 83 to a half mile…read morepast Trenton! We've been walking and recently running this every day since March when we moved to McAllen. Everyone that we chat with is so friendly. The dogs have become regulars with their green LED collars, everyone can see them! With the number of bikes on the trail, it keeps them safe at night when we run. There are water fountains along the route and almost all of them have low fountains for dogs. There are many parking places along the route as well, including several parks with playgrounds (from Trenton to Dallas Street)! This is really a hidden gem in McAllen. Most local people don't even know it's here because most of it is hidden front the steer by the canal. But come check it out early in the morning or once the sun goes down and it cools off. During the day they rent paddle boats and they offer fishing classes, and yes, people actually fish here every day. It really is quite a great spot!

Great park! Just exploring around McAllen and this is a stop you should definitely make while…read moreyou're out here. There are boat rentals that you can get to go out on the lake and gigantic swan boats too. Get here early so it's not as hot out and the experience will be even better! I was here on a Saturday morning at 8am and it was already busy with families, running clubs and fisherman by the lake.

My girl and I attended the First Day Hike to start off our 2019 outdoors and boy did we have a…read moregreat time. Ranger Javier was in charge of our 2hour/2mile hike and he was a super friendly and easy person to like. He had tons of knowledge and allowed our group to enjoy our stops even though we kept a pretty good pace from location to location. The entire park is pretty darn awesome. The land it sits on has been painstakingly converted into the marshlands that originally encompassed this area before irrigation amd development changed how the Rio Grande flowed. Apparently, this area is a bird lovers dream and many hard to find species call this area home. We were lucky to spot some very cool and beautiful birdies as well as one very illusive crocodile that Javier quickly spotted in crocodile pond. The entry fee is only $5 and there is an information area at the ticket office. They are getting very good about having events such as the first day of the year hike and you can even sign up for a Texas Parks newsletter that tells you of upcoming events. You can bring leashed doggies as well as your bike to use on the bike trails! All in all, a great RGV Texas State Park to bring your whole family. Try a guided tour and you will see even more than you expect!

This State park is located on South International Blvd. (S. Farm to Market 1015) in Weslaco and…read morenorth of Progreso, TX. It boasts some hiking trails, small lakes, and wetlands where many water birds come as well as the regular South Texas avian residents and migratory birds. Many bird watching enthusiasts love this park. From the parking lot, follow the signs and make your way to the Visitors Center where you can pay the modest entry fee. The Visitors Center has a small gift shop, and there is a large covered porch overlooking one of the wetland areas where you can watch for birds. There are also restrooms available. The park is well maintained, and looks like it recently went through some improvements with new boardwalks. I did not have time to walk all the trails, so I did not get to see the alligators at Alligator Lake. However, I did see ibis, whistling ducks, red winged blackbird, hummingbirds, and some others I could not identify. Some have reported sightings of cranes, herons, spoonbills, and much more. I'd like to return when I have opportunity to see what else I can see. There were family groups walking, enjoying the park, and quite a few Winter Texans equipped with binoculars. There is usually someone, a more experienced bird watcher willing to share their tips. Besides the fauna, I enjoyed seeing some of the native flora such as the Palo Verde which was in full bloom the day I went. Espero Llano Grande State Park is a great place for family outings, bird watchers, or hiking enthusiasts. I recommend it.

Absolutely a must see when you're in the RGV. This is one of the most beautiful parks I've ever…read morebeen in! I was initially drawn to check out the cool suspension bridge amongst the trees (costa rica vibes) and there was even more the park offered! We were greeted by two very friendly and knowledgeable workers at the visitors center, they were able to show us some recommended routes and things to look out for. The visitor center itself was so enjoyable to look around since it was like a mini museum with a bunch of history and information about the nature and wildlife. We took the Chachalaca Trail to the Tower Trail as recommended to get to the suspension bridge. Along the way you pass by a beautiful lake with many bird species and find a bunch of Spanish moss trees. When you get to the suspension bridge you take a tall spiral staircase and it's literally the coolest thing walking on the bridge. It was wobbly but very sturdy even when my friends were jumping on it! There was a lookout tower next to the bridge you take a separate staircase for and see a gorgeous overlook above all the trees. We later took the Pintail Lakes Trail to see the Rio Grande River outlook where you see the river and Mexico on the other side! After that we went up towards all the Pintail Lakes and took in all the gorgeous flora, birds, and scenery. The coolest thing we saw was a hawk carrying a snake!! We finished walking through it all in about 2ish hours. Can't recommend this place enough!

Beautiful hike and lots of cool wildlife and nature in the area. We saw a lot of very colorful…read morebirds also. The rope bridge was a fun addition as well

I took a class with Nicole and it was one of the most fun flows I have taken! The studio is so…read morecute, the mats and equipment are super high quality, and the music is poppin! This was one of those classes that was so fun you forgot you were getting a workout! I remembered the class the next day however! I highly reccommend this studio!

A great place to go with family. Different opportunities for kids to get some of that extra energy…read moreout of

Great courts, but I pay to hit there, and is not cheap, then they say I can only have 6 balls at a…read moretime on the court and I had a few friends hitting with them and came up and told me I couldn't give lessons. This isn't about them, its about my experience and having fun with friends and helping them to being a better player. There coaches don't coach, just young kids feeding people balls. To bad.