I just wanted to give a big shout out to Eric at the Flowmaster. He was really really cool. He had…read moregood conversation unlike the other person that was there four hours earlier. He was really chill and cool.

An outstanding experience!…read more My family and I came for a birthday celebration and had an AMAZING time! Check-in was easy and effortless with the kiosk. Even our bracelets printed at the same time from the kiosk. The room was spacious and clean, located halfway down the hallway, which we loved because we avoided the elevator traffic noise. The food was very pricey and pretty basic. Once we ate, we headed to the park, which was an experience! The lazy river was a nice pace and the temperature was perfect. The rides were lots of fun and the lines weren't long at all. We also explored the adults only area, which was the cherry on top. It was quiet and the drinks were excellent. Overall we LOVED our experience and can't wait to return.

This place is adorable to bring your little kids. They have an outside playground that you can have…read moreyour kids on. They have dozens of picnic tables that you can have a snack on, and for only four bucks for a ten minute train, maybe fifteen minute train ride, it is a steal. I love the fact that they're trained their playground and their picnic tables are all on their trees. So you're not in the sun at all during the summer, when you come out next to a park that has soccer about basketballs, tennis goals.All kinds of stuff to do around you. We will definitely be bringing our daughter out for the years to come

Cute little train for a few bucks a person. Credit cards accepted…read more Trains depart at :15 and :45 each hour. Get there a bit early to buy a ticket and snag your seat. After you're done, there is a playground for the kids and a nice "western town" area for photos. There are more attractions like a little train for kids but it was shut down so I don't know if they're working on it or what. Don't get your expectations up for the sights on the train ride - it's not much. A soccer field and then it's just dry brush / trees. One of the most disappointing elements was that there was no info given on the ride (saw speakers so the conductor could have talked). According to their website, the train takes you through the hideout of Sam Bass (outlaw that died in Round Rock) so that would have been cool to hear about. Overall, kids love trains so this is a good way to entertain them.

I truly don't understand why this place doesn't have a solid 5 star rating. We have been 3x…read morerecently (both on slooow days and when it's so busy the entire city seems to be there) and their device is always 100% on point. Their packages are a great deal, you can eat and drink all day (great for the kids to pop in and get a drink or snack when needed and go back out. The salad bar alone is enough reason for me to go back to eat there. Everything was fresh and crisp on the salad bar. The pizzas and other food were replenish non-stop and it was always hot and fresh. They always had cups, ice, and drinks available. I am serious. I'm picky and I can't think of something to complain about here. The rides are always a hit with the kids. Mine will spend 8 or 9 hours there - happily. My husband joked that it should be a place for summer camps. 4 of our group didn't want the buffet and got burgers and taquitos from the restaurant. my husband is quite the food snob and said that the burger was awesome and gave me a bite. I agreed. The bacon was like a thick cut slab of pork belly. If I didn't enjoy the salad bar so much I would definitely get the burger, but I can have the best of both worlds and eat some of his next time. Their inside arcade has so many options and the games all work. I'm just so grateful that this place exists. Austin's management - you're doing an incredible job. We are fans!

This was an event organized by my boyfriend's employer, so we didn't pay to attend. And based on…read morewhat I've seen I wouldn't want to spend any money here. We had tickets for one attraction each but couldn't even use them. There was virtually no staff present at most areas such as pull tables, mini golf, even nobody at the gift shop/prize shop. The food at the buffet was also very sad. Mac&cheese was tasteless; all pizza options had huge bubbles of dough, meaning it was not cooked properly, also pretty much flavorless. We skipped salad bar and desserts. We didn't spend much time there and left in less than an hour.

We had an amazing time at Lake Travis Zipline Adventures! The entire experience was well organized,…read moreexciting, and so much fun from start to finish. There were multiple zip lines, each with incredible views and plenty of thrills. A huge shoutout to our guides, Kylie and Travis! They were friendly, knowledgeable, and made everyone feel safe while keeping the experience fun and entertaining. One thing I really appreciated was the cold water available at each stop. It was a hot day, and having water throughout the course made a big difference. If you're looking for a fun adventure in the Austin area, I highly recommend Lake Travis Zipline Adventures. We'd definitely do it again!

This was such a fun experience! I brought my sister and we will be coming back. As you're arriving…read moreyou start going through hills in Austin and it wasn't hard to find. Customer service is very friendly and helpful with any questions. It was a bit cloudy but thankfully no rain, it was a perfect day and such a fun time. I was surprised how big these zip lines are, they are high up and it isn't just 1, there are a few different distances. Family friendly, safe, and definitely worth experiencing if you haven't yet!

Really great unsolicited recommendations for urban airs new facelift…read more 1. Make all the floor a type of floor is lava game so there's like little islands and things. The kids can jump on and worked their way around all of urban air. 2. Get rid of all those games that give you a tiny prize. If you can like put a key through like a tiny keyhole or the claw game throw them all out what parents actually want our games where four people can play because when we have a birthday party, they all wanna play together so why not put in killer queen or halo or anything that multiple kids can play all at once. And while you're throwing stuff away, throw that tornado simulator away too it doesn't work. 3. It'd be great if you could somehow enhance the birthday rooms I don't know. Have a switch in there that lowers a disco ball and goes into disco party mode because every birthday I've ever been to is just a bunch of parents sitting in the corners, watching their phone while kids eat pizza I mean it's all right but ultimately it's pretty boring. 4. Kids love it when you can shoot those little tiny extremely soft white balls that you have in your ball pit if there's like a gun that can shoot them kids love that kind of stuff when we go to catch Air. It's the number one hit there.

Urban air has a lot of fun activities and a huge playscape. It's more chaotic than other indoor…read moreplay areas we have been to though. Probably a good place for older kids especially ones who can get on the indoor zip line and can handle the noise levels.

The Balloon Museum in Austin was a decent experience, but it didn't leave a huge impression on me…read more Some of the art installations were creative and visually striking, and it's definitely a great spot for families. There were a lot of interactive exhibits that kids seemed to love. The museum spans a couple of stories, starting on the upper level, with plenty of colorful and immersive spaces that make for great Instagram photos. It's very hands-on, though, so if germs are a concern, this might not be the best pick. Parking was somewhat limited. There's a small one-level garage and some outdoor parking behind the building. The staff were friendly and welcoming, which I appreciated. Admission felt a bit pricey for what you get. It might have been worth it to me if I had children in my group.

Overall good experience. Parking is limited however seems like spots open pretty frequently. Just…read moregive yourself extra time. Entry is kept to the time listed on your ticket. Bought mine online and they do sell them at the venue as well. Once inside there are three maybe four flights of stairs (elevator available too) as you start on the top floor then walk back down. The museum provided some interactive picture spots and stuff for kids. The main ball pit with the light show was pretty fun too. Be careful as the shoe covers make it slippery! They do have traction strips, just take large strides. The VR was my favorite thing, with the last part with the bubbles as second. Took me about 50 minutes to go through and again helped spend the day out of the house. I could see if you had kiddos this would be gunner.

Amelia was very awesome, had plenty of interesting fun facts , the anti gravity house and the farm…read morewas plenty of fun, family friendly and all around had a great time

We really enjoyed the cave tour and our guide Mattie was awesome. She shared so many fun facts…read moreabout the cave and pointed out many interesting details. Thanks Mattie!

Pros: multiple water rides, multiple areas (wave pool, lazy river, obstacle course, kid area, baby…read moresplash pad, changing room, quiet zone), nicely kept, lifeguards everywhere, plenty of parking Cons: you can't bring your own food not even a water bottle just an unopened one, & they open at 11am You can however, leave the park and come back. I saw many people eating in their cars and returning inside. Will definitely be back but only when they have ticket sales. Tickets at regular price for $$$

Very fun, nice, conveniently located waterpark in Round Rock! Excellent place to kick off summer…read moreand enjoy a day out with the family. Friendly for kids of all ages with different sections offering slides, a lazy river, wave pool, and experiences for all age groups. My daughters (ages 7 and 3) particularly loved the kids slide section and the wave pool. I did see quite a few dead bugs and leaves in the lazy river and wave pool which was a little off putting. They have lockers to store belongings, as well as clean bathrooms and changing rooms onsite. They also offer a variety of food choices which are pretty good & reasonably priced. Very few crowds if you arrive right at opening time. I was happy to see there were no lines at all for the slides. They open a half hour early for season pass members; general admission is 11am. Definitely worth checking out for a day of family fun in the hot TX summer!