Drive in theaters in general are so much fun and a completely different experience from indoor…read moretheaters. Love that Amarillo has a drive in, this one is fun and well maintined and had good prices if I remember correctly.

Just to let everyone know, it is CASH ONLY. We waited in line and got to the front and read it was…read morecash only. Had to get out of line and find an ATM, and come back and get in line again. Not sure how the movie sounds or looks yet. We have not made it in the drive in yet. I wish the web site would have said that it was cash only, we looked before we drove this way.... didn't say anything about not taking cards. BTW, $8 for everyone over 10 years old. Kind of expensive for a drive in movie. I hope this is worth it.

Stepping into the Don Harrington Discovery Center in Amarillo is like entering a wonderland of…read morescience--complete with roaring dinosaurs, swirling galaxies, and lasers that make you say, "Whoa, did that just happen?" The place buzzes with curiosity from the moment you walk in. I kicked things off in the Sun, Earth & Universe gallery, pressing buttons to trigger solar flares and playing with real-time space weather--instant brain tickles that felt both geeky and awesome . Then I zipped over to the Outdoor Science Park, where a life-size T‑Rex and Triceratops loomed over a fossil dig pit. Kids were scooping up "bones" while I dodged tennis balls flying from a launcher--science meets playground shenanigans . Later, I curled up in the cozy Treehouse Reading Nook, surrounded by bird chirps from the aviary above--a peaceful contrast to the chaos of color bombs and bouncing probes . The highlight, though? The Space Theater, a full‑dome planetarium that launched me from Earth to black holes in minutes--complete with dramatic music and enough stars to rival my ex's eyes . It's clear DHDC is more than a kids' museum--it's a playground for inquisitive minds of all ages. Traveling exhibits keep things fresh, and a recent "Beyond: Unity in Community" display even won a national award for celebrating Afghan culture . Educational programs, planetarium shows, story times, and even sci‑fi-style "KABOOM!" demos fill the calendar . By the end of my visit, my cheeks hurt from smiling, my head buzzed with fun facts, and I momentarily considered launching myself into orbit. Instead, I left with a grin, a handful of newfound cosmic trivia, and a plan to bring all my friends next time. Bottom line: Don Harrington Discovery Center is science with soul--equal parts spectacle and insight. Whether you're a kid, a curious adult, or just someone who likes lasers and dinosaurs (who doesn't?), this place throws the perfect brain party.

This place was great until they put a tribute to Afghanistan complete with minaret and the flag of…read moreAfghanistan in the middle of the center!! We appreciated the free entry for military but after seeing that, we will not be renewing our memberships and glad we didn't pay this time. We will NOT be returning. They spent all that money to honor Afghanistan. HIGHLY DISAPPOINTED!!

Incredibly interesting museum and informational! It was easy to learn all about horses, and even…read morehad exhibits for kids! The staff was amazing and was eager to assist and give fun facts, we talked with the staff about where we were from and they seemed genuinely excited that we had stopped there. Definitely would go back in the future!

This is a great museum; however, if you don't know much about horses (as another reviewer said), it…read moremay not be for you. My husband has been involved in the Western world for decades so he knew a lot about the bloodlines, breeders, etc and found this really interesting. The upstairs is full of detailed displays that are really well done, and he spent a lot of time reading them. My kids loved the room downstairs showing tack, animal feed, jockey clothing, etc. (the origami in the special kids' exhibit room looked fun, but was way too complicated to do). I found myself a bit bored, but did really like the display about the artist who painted the early quarterhorses. Throughout the museum, I did need my husband to explain a lot of things! The gift shop is small but nice. Worth a stop if you're a horse or western world fan, though it is a bit expensive for a family for the size of museum.

Went to watch my grandson team rope today and as usual the center was busy and dusty! I went to…read moreget a drink figuring that ice tea would be about $4. It was 6.50 and was warm with little ice. Hamburger was really expensive $17. Candy was really high so only ought the ice tea. Theses teamropers pay a lot to enter at these roping but to expect them to pay these ridiculous prices. When I went to leave about two hours later, the woman who waited on me was coming in the side door with a "Texas Tea". what does that tell you! Ridiculous!!!

I was here working with the United States Team Penning association for their World Finals, the…read moreUSTPA Bull Bash and the Casey Donahue concert. There was a lot of moving parts to this week long event. The ANC staff was very helpful with all of our needs. The venue was kept clean and at a comfortable temperature. I am looking forward to being back here next year.

3/17/24-Update: Deborah called and refunded the overcharge back to my credit card. Honest mistake…read moreand has been corrected. Changed stars from a 2 to a 4. 3/13-deployed to Amarillo from 2/27-3/12/2024 to support those impacted by the very recent wildfires. On my day off, I visited the Native American Heritage Center and gift shop. The museum is wonderful and has multiple rooms and open spaces filled with artists works, collections of all things Native. Well worth the stop and give the displays as much time as you can. BEWARE of the gift shop. They offer great merchandise including used books, handmade item, custom jewelry, etc. I bought several items, one being a pair of earrings tagged $36 and in a glass display case that was clearly marked 40% off. The clerk of Norwegian background confirmed the earrings were indeed 40% off. I bought them, postcards, and a beaded hair barrette. Returned to my room only to discover I received not a 40% discount but a 25% discount! I called during posted open hours over 2 days, leaving a voice message each time. I never had another day off to stop at museum before returning home. Still have not heard back about the error made, nor seen a correction made to my credit card.

This is a great little Museum with lots of artifacts, relics and artwork on display. There are…read moremultiple little rooms so you have to wander around quite a bit to make sure you see everything. When I first walked in I was a little bit intimidated because I ended up in a small Auditorium type room where a group of young people were learning native dancing. There was an older man and young boy up on the stage slowly beating the drum beat on huge drums with a wonderful sound and probably 20 or so children and teenagers listening as he called out the moves they should make to the beat, kind of like a square dance caller would tell the dancers what moves to make. I sat and watched this for a while and enjoyed it. As I was looking around I saw a doorway that said entrance so I eventually walked over to it. There were three ladies talking just inside the entrance and I asked them if I was going the right way. They gave me a few quick directions and told me to enjoy looking. First I went into the little gift shop just to see what they had which was actually quite a bit in the way of jewelry, handmade items, Indian related gift items, better quality stuff than you see in a cheap tourist store. They had a wide selection of beads for sale also for people who were into doing their own beading. No one bothered me as I looked around and they seem to all know each other and enjoy visiting with each other. I'm sure if I'd had any questions someone would have been happy to answer. In the other rooms there were displays of beaded items, moccasins, Indian clothing, headdresses, Buffalo and deer heads and skins, old photographs from the area, dioramas of cliff dwellings, Papoose carriers, weapons, and historical information regarding the various tribes of the area and of the country as a whole. See my photos for a sampling but they just scratch the surface of what there was to see. I probably spent about an hour wandering around looking and reading. In one room there was some crafting going on of people working on beading. One person appeared to be making jewelry and others were working on beaded clothing. It was interesting to watch them for a few minutes. One whole wall was devoted to photos of young men from the area who had qualified as Eagle Boy Scouts. As a strong supporter of scouting through the school years myself I enjoyed looking through those. As a side note, it looks like they are preparing to expand the building according to a sign I saw as I was walking in. They seem to be very involved in activities not just displays so I look forward to coming back another time and seeing the progress they have made. Also I should mention there is a decent parking lot with not a far walk to the entrance. If you happen to be in Amarillo on one of the days this museum is open be sure to stop in and check it out if you are interested in the native heritage of the area. I thought it was well worth the time. I don't know about the summer hours but I'm sure their website tells what they are. In the winter they are only open from 1 to 5 p.m. on the weekends.

Great view and atmosphere. Staff were very friendly and helpful in navigating your way throughout…read morethe ballpark. Bonus was being there for firework night so was an added treat to end the evening.

The baseball games are pretty fun the food is really good me and my dad and my two brothers went…read morefor a game on one time that was pretty fun

Words of warning to anyone that is a current season ticket holder, or considering to be one. I was…read morelooking over my bank account and noticed a $600 charge from the Sod Poodles. I reached out to my season ticket rep and he started spouting off "fees this and cancellation charges that" at which point I tell him that I have no idea what he is talking about. He proceeds to discuss an old contract that I am no longer under and how they "could have" charged me more but did me a favor and charged me less. When I go to point out that the current contract I am in doesn't state anything about these fees, I am ghosted for a few days. Then I get an email from Jeff Turner, assistant gm, that starts talking more about an old contract and how they are giving me benefits of loyalty by not charging me all the money they "could have" charged me. Regardless of any of that, I point out that in my current contract, the very last line (which is bolded and larger than the standard font) actually says that they WILL NOT charge my bank account any additional fees other than those that are listed on said contract. Well that $600 is no where on that contract. After I sent that email, I have received ZERO response from Mr. Turner, and that was almost 2 weeks ago. I have sent numerous emails asking for follow-up and I even reached out to my rep and all I got back was "Mr. Turner has had a busy week" and that he would "personally go check" with Mr. Turner and make sure I hear something back. Well that still hasn't happened. So only thing I can do now is to keep attempting to contact them, perhaps put in a fraudulant charge claim with my bank and also warn all of you guys too. I guess the way they figured they can start paying off the stadium more is to randomly/secretly charge people unknown fees and then just ignore customers when they call about them. So, like I said, check those bank accounts for any fraudulant charges from the Sod Poodles and make sure to warn you family/friends if they are considering getting season tickets.

Ridiculous! You cannot have access in the gate with a purse or diaper bag. Seriously- emptied my…read morepurse, but since there was no "prescription medication in a bottle" I needed to leave my purse in the car to be broken into & stolen, to go into the game. Left- only game I was attending this year & was a little excited. Won't EVER WASTE MY MNEY ON TICKETS AGAIN!

This event is such a good time! We attended last year and are back for more…read more FUNNY CARS ARE BACK! May 31-June 1st! Amarillo Dragway's Biggest Event of the Year! QUICK 16 CAR OUTLAW FUNNY CAR FIELD! + JET DRAGSTER BOTH NIGHTS! + DIRTY SOUTH GASSERS & NOST. SUPER STOCKERS! + OUTLAW NOSTALGIA SHOOTOUT & OUTLAW 6.80 INDEX! SCHEDULE: Wednesday - Parking For Funny Cars & Vendors Thursday - Parking for ALL Racers + Pre-Party @ Teddy Jacks Armadillo Grill 5-10 PM! ​ Friday - Racer Gates @ 10 AM / Spectator Gates @ Noon Test & Tune (Slicks & Drag Radials Only) 6 to 11:30 Funny Car Qualifying @ 8 & 10 / Jet Dragster @ 10:30 Saturday - Racer Gates @ 9 / Spectator Gates @ 10 AM Class Racing Starts @ 2 & Continues All Day! Funny Car Qualifying @ 3 / Eliminations 5-7-9 PM Jet Dragster @ 7:30 & 9:30 PM EVENT PRICING: Adult Friday - $20 Adult Saturday - $25 Adult Two Day Pass - $40 Kids 4-12 Yrs - $5 Kids 3 & Under FREE Spectator Side Parking FREE ​ (Tailgate Spots First Come First Serve) Pit Side Tailgate VIP Parking - $50 Per Vehicle Per Day Pit Side Spectator RV/Motorhome Parking - $50 For Weekend

I raced here June 22-24 2019. The new owner did a fabulous job of running the program. This was my…read morefirst time here and I drove 1380 miles to get here! They made me feel like a local and I would be happy to come back here and race again. Racers and staff were the best. Thank you Amarillo Dragway!!