The MacDonald's Farm is conveniently located right off 1960 in Humble, TX. This place has been…read morearound for years and offers a great spot for a family outing. From riding a train around the farm to petting goats to running around on a huge playground, this Farm is an all around good time! Pros: Activities: This place is packed with all types of things to do. There are several animals you can pet (Goats, Llamas, chickens, Cow, pony's and many more. There's a train that goes around the whole farm (included in your admission) and you can ride it as much as you want. They have several spots throughout the facility to reserve for birthday parties . There a HUGE mound of sand for the kids to have fun and a big playground. Plenty of places to take great photos! Location: I dread the words "It's off 1960" because this stretch of road has horrible traffic and some spots are not the best areas to be around but this spot is an excellent location. For all my golf folks, Tour 18 is right across the street ‍ Cons: Price: For a family of four (includes a 16 month old) we paid $80.00 plus food for animals for a total of $89.00. I know everything has gone up recently but I was a little blown away by this price. I would've expected a little more animals to pet or even some outdoor games to make up for this amount. Parking: Get here early or you will be parking in the "additional" parking spot which is a mowed field. Nothing against a mowed field but it isnt close so be ready to walk a little. Overall we will come back again this year since our kids had a blast!! If you're in the area give this farm a try.

Came here for the first time for my nephews first birthday party. I see the animals are lucky that…read morethe people come and feed these animals, but where in the hell are the horses water ? The big bucket is empty . The potbelly big didn't even have water. What a shame. If I were to come back would be with the animal control. Game warden. Who ever I have to get to gathers animals the life they need. My nephew had a blast but it was just hard for me to see these animals this way

Amazingly spacious and clean venue with ample parking spaces. I work as an MMA Official for the…read morestate of TX. I have been assigned to multiple events at this arena. Always a good experience. The AC works very well there. I can't say enough positive things about this place. Highly recommended.

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My son has been seeing Jon for pitching lessons now for almost 2 years and currently plays on his…read more13u team. The amount of knowledge and skill that Jon has taught him has made him not only a better baseball player but a better person. Being that I have coached now for 12 years at the high school level, I know what it takes and what it looks like to push kids passed their comfort zone to make them successful, and Jon is that guy. As a parent who decides to put their young athlete into the "Select Ball" world, it is a must that you get a coach that not only makes the game fun but also designs his teams to get the best out of each player. I highly suggest Jon McDonald for any of your child's baseball needs. My son won't play anywhere else or for anyone else as long as Jon's around.

Jon knows his stuff. The 7-8 year olds I sponsored for some sessions with him made noticeable…read moreskills improvements.

The Humble Rodeo and BBQ cook off has been a tradition here in Humble, Texas since 1947 when it was…read moreorganized by local businessmen, oil field workers and local cattlemen. One of it's most important goals is to support the FFA and kids who are interested in raising livestock. Over the years it has grown but it still has a small town feel to it. It is traditionally held in early February and before the bigger Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo so as not to conflict. It is a 2 week event, the first weekend is for the BBQ cook off and during the following week local schools and students in FFA and 4H programs compete to have their animals they raised judged. The sales of the animals after judging helps defray the costs involved by the kids and the students who have grand champions will receive scholarship money after the auction. The event is held in the arena behind the Humble Convention Center. The second weekend is for the rodeo which starts on Friday and runs through Sunday. I went to the Friday night show, the rodeo starts at 7pm and is 2 hours of fast paced riding, roping and races on horses and bucking bulls. There are several events for kids like riding on sheep and the popular calf scramble. After the rodeo part of the show, there is musical entertainment with country western bands and singers. This rodeo still has a small town feel to it, the cost is pretty low for entry, parking is free and there are food vendors in the forecourt area.

This place was so cool! Classic arcade games, pinball, skeeball, all the vintage machines my souls…read morecraves and some hard to find ones, too! All were well maintained and included in the hourly price. The owner runs the place and was helpful. We only paid for an hour because we had some younger kiddos (7 & 12 years old) who got a bit bored without access to Fortnight or Roblox (sigh...) I could have definitely spent at least 3 more hours here. A definite stop our next time in the area!

We wanted to love this place, but the games and building aren't well maintained. The bathrooms were…read morea bit of a nightmare. There's so much potential! We did still have fun though.

As an A-List member and self-proclaimed cinephile, I frequent this AMC location because it's…read moreconveniently close to home. Sure, many theaters are getting fancy upgrades, but I kind of appreciate the nostalgic charm of this place--until I sit down that is. The IMAX and Dolby screens offer those sweet, sweet recliners, but the rest? Think dirty, outdated, and about as comfortable as a rock in a blender. Now, AMC's motto is "We make movies better," but apparently that doesn't apply to customer service. You'll find a rare gem or two who genuinely care, but the rest seem more invested in their phones or personal convos than in, you know, doing their jobs. And that A-List line? It's basically decorative. If there's only one person at the register, it's a free-for-all: "I can help whoever's next" -- whether you're A-List or just wandered in from the parking lot. Popcorn? I'll give them credit there. Most of the time, it's fresh and crunchy, with butter and salt stations for your DIY flavoring needs. Jalapeños used to be free, but apparently some rogue popcorn rebels ruined it for the rest of us, and now there's a surcharge. Then there's the soda situation. Those touchscreen machines with a buffet of drink options are great, when they actually have something in them. Half the time, they're out of everything except some obscure soda no one drinks. And don't even get me started on the audience. Since the pandemic, it seems like people think they're paying for both a movie and a social hour. Despite the pre-film plea for silence, there's always that one group that treats the theater like their living room. Whatever happened to ushers kicking out chatty patrons? Ah, the good ol' days. In short, I've accepted that the service here is permanently set to "meh." I still grin and bear it because, at the end of the day, I'm here for the love of movies, even if I have to bring my own patience.

I hadn't been to AMC Deerbrook 24 in well over 10 years (my 2012 review was one of the first for…read morethe reno at the time). Since Deerbrook Mall has undergone some renovations over the years, I assumed the theater had received some much-needed updates as well. Unfortunately, that wasn't the case. My son and I visited on Father's Day to see Disclosure Day. We paid extra for the so-called "preferred parking," which is located underneath the theater, then made our way through the mall and up to the cinema. From the outside and common areas, the theater is impressive. It's a large, attractive facility that gives the impression of a modern movie-going experience. Then you walk into the actual auditorium. The individual theaters are absolutely abhorrent. The floors were sticky and dirty. The seats were old, stained, and covered in what looked like years of accumulated grime and popcorn. There was an unpleasant odor throughout the theater that reminded me of a neglected back alley. My son and I were so uncomfortable that we sat with our hands folded in our laps because neither of us wanted to rest our arms on the filthy armrests. As a parent, I honestly felt bad for bringing my kid here. Another oddity was the lack of theater staff. This is the first movie theater I've ever visited where I didn't see employees checking theaters before, during, or after the movie. Once the film ended, there wasn't a single staff member in sight. The movie itself was fine, although I was surprised to see closed captions displayed directly on the screen throughout the showing. I've never experienced that before, but I assume someone in attendance required the accommodation. Overall, the facility desperately needs a renovation. The theater experience should complement the movie, not distract from it. Until AMC invests in updating and deep-cleaning this location, I won't be returning.