Went to Toyota Stadium for an FC Dallas game and had a great experience. One thing I really liked…read morewas that there's plenty of parking available around the stadium, which made getting in and out pretty easy. The food inside was good, although the options were a little limited when I went since they're currently doing construction to add more seats and shaded areas. Even with that going on, the stadium still has a great vibe. It's a smaller, more intimate stadium. I'm excited to come back and see how everything looks once the renovations are finished!

This is an intimate venue, the seats are wide enough to sit comfortably. Plenty of food and drink…read more options. Plenty of bathrooms. Lines were reasonable. They are in the process of updating because you can tell things need to be updated. Seats section 123 are hot to sit in sun blasting on you. Parking was easy and it's around nice area to do additional eating and drinking or stay the night.

Easy to find parking. That's a plus, even though I do feel $20 per car is a little bit pricey…read more I went to take my son to watch Jiu Jitsu World League and we have to pay entrance fees too. But there are a lot of attendants available, especially the lobby area. Restroom was not really clean but it could be because of the crowd at that time of the day, not necessarily a reflection of the venue. But there are restrooms spread out all over the facility. So that's a smart move. The hockey and ice-skating area are still there. Good crowd is always present there.

Came to see Greg Gutfeld and the line to get into the parking garage was horrible and Frisco PD…read moreshould have been posted to direct traffic as their was grid lock in major traffic intersections.

We were in the area when there was a sudden downpour of rain and there were few things that were…read moreopen. We found this gallery and were able to call in and get an appointment to go inside. This is a smaller gallery located in an older house. There are several display cases full of plates, vases, and other standard porcelain items. There are some unique ones with the octopus and this flower sculpture from porcelain which I really liked. There is a section where you can see an old kiln and the process of painting porcelain plates too. The curator was friendly and nice to talk to as well. If I recall they do have some classes and teachers that come by and some new kilns in the back room. If you love to learn about older art forms check this place out.

Super cool! Every 1st Saturday they have a star watching party where you can drive over here and…read more watch stars with the telescopes that they have. Its 5 dollar admission and cash only! Its super great to take children but just be careful because it is really dark so you will need to watch out! Make sure to bring some bug spray to spray on your legs and arms to avoid any bug bites too. Bringing a mat to sit on the floor and look at the stars is also another great idea!!

Had an amazing experience here. The event is extremely fan-centric with concerts and "garage"…read moreaccess. The staff and volunteers are friendly and informative. Overall a great time

I enjoyed driving through the speedway to see the Christmas lights. They had several themes. But we…read morereally enjoyed the Grinch. I just wish they had more lights to enjoy.

Out door stadium I advise you to wear sunglasses and sunscreen. It gets hot in the summer, but…read moresunsets help's it cool down the chairs. Drinks are expensive Bathrooms are all around easy to find.

Dr Pepper Ballpark is now Riders Field. I'll need to submit a request to Yelp. Now, without further…read moreado, onto the review: I absolutely love these smaller, charming ballparks, and Riders Field was no exception. Home of the Frisco RoughRiders, this place was clean, easy to navigate, and genuinely fun from start to finish. Parking was a breeze, entry into the ballpark was quick and painless, and there were plenty of giveaways and activities happening throughout the evening. Sadly, I did not get my big Jumbotron moment this time around (heartbreaking, honestly) but I still had a great time with friends old and new walking around the ballpark before the game and during innings taking in the atmosphere, even if we didn't get to go into the lazy river! The game was, a baseball game - "Yay, Baseball!" The RoughRiders ended up winning which didn't hurt the experience :) One thing I was slightly confused by was the timing of the Friday night post-game fireworks. I assumed they'd begin shortly after the final out but there was a long delay while families and attendees were allowed onto the field. By the time the fireworks finally started, we had already started heading out and only caught a few bursts from the parking lot. Not a huge deal, but something to keep in mind if fireworks are a big part of your evening plans. Also worth mentioning: the gift shop had some fantastic merchandise, especially shirts featuring my favorite president. Prices were definitely steep though - but wow I was tempted! I believe one of my friends was persuaded to make a purchase, even if it was after the fact. All in all, Riders Field delivered exactly the kind of fun, relaxed baseball experience I remembered and was hoping for. Might I dare say, minor league baseball could be one of life's underrated joys ;)

This is a very attractive and comfortable sewing retreat venue. The lighting is good, the chairs…read moreare comfortable and adjustable, the layout gives lots of working space and the design walls are abundant. I have retreated here 7 times, and wish I could go back.

This was our first time attending and despite it being the middle of summer, it felt very well…read moreorganized and truly family friendly. Yes, the parking situation was crappy but Melissa is a developing town and the infrastructure (roads, sidewalks, parking lots, etc.) is also being built out at the moment. But there were plenty of neighboring lots that allowed anyone not arriving right at opening (8 am) to find parking! Small walk over to the Walmart lot where the event was so no big deal. The weather really showed up and was overcast with a breeze so the heat didn't feel quite as glaring as it could've! There were special edition hot wheels toy cars for sale, with a purchase of Mobil 1 oil. There was also a gazebo with hot wheels toys set up for the little ones to enjoy. Arizona tea was one of the vendors there. Plenty of photo ops for former hot wheels cars, an F1 car or two, and local cars that were signed up to show. Highly recommend for car enthusiasts, families looking for a morning activity to occupy the kids up until lunch, and anyone with dogs because we brought our pup! They didn't have bathrooms but the Walmart is fairly new still and they have actual bathrooms (way better than if port-a-potties were rented IMO. The event is free to enter and stroll around, so definitely worth the drive up from Dallas or anywhere in the DFW area really.