A fun place to visit. The facilities represent a wonderful reminder of a bygone era. We also enjoyed a great horse show while visiting the Memorial Center - it was a miniature horse competition.

I took my son to the Garden Bros. Circus at this location. It wasn't what I was expecting. When the website mentioned to get there an hour early for Kid Zone, there was no mention of extra, pricey ticket costs for the activities. Example: Face painting cost 2 Tickets, which was $14.00. To play in one of the bounce slides was 1 Ticket ($7.00).
Then there was the price of popcorn & cotton candy. Popcorn was $10 (Med.) or $20 (Lg.). Cotton candy was $12.00.
The actual show was much better for VIP, because the activities weren't really on a large scale for people far up in the stands to fully see. Also, the only animals part of the show were little poodles. The camel & ponies were part of the Kid Zone for parents to pay for the kids to ride on.
Overall, my son enjoyed the lights and the little light up toy we bought.
I wouldn't purchase adult tickets for this circus again in the future.

We decided on an impromptu trip to the gun show today. It was not bad. Definitely wasn't what I was expecting.. basically just a room full of guns 🤷🏼‍♀️ I mean what else would it be lol. But I was hoping for more.... Interaction I guess. All in all it was fun and in a great historic location. There were some beautiful pieces!!!

They changed the parking where RVs of only contestants can stay. We had planned to stay there as our granddaughter was showing livestock over a few days. There were empty spaces so there was room for us, but we were turned away. I grew up in Fort Worth and have been going the the Rodeo and Livestock Show since the 1950s. It was always had the friendly Texas hospitality of the Where The West Begins town. Our granddaughter during her senior year next year now what's to go to a different livestock shows instead of the Fort Worth one. I hope this show will return to the great hospitality that I remember from past years. Don't turn into Dallas !

Seats were too cramped. My knees were in my chest. Lighting was poor. Seats and rows were poorly marked. Ushers couldn't figure out seating either.
Concession area was small. Everyone was crowded in like cattle, but even worse. Uncomfortable.
Auditorium either needs to be remodeled or torn down.
The concert was good though.

Great layout for large crowds or big events. Entrance from all sides and sufficient parking makes accessibility close and convenient and the structural architecture is awe inspiring. The spaces or streets in between buildings are clean and ample for any size crowd and the bathrooms were abundant and ultra clean. The rodeo and livestock show was a snapshot of the best our Texas and what makes us so proud.

Went to the Fort Worth Stock Show Nat Will Rogers Memorial Center. The facility is nice and open. Lots of things to do. $12 for adult $5 for kids admission fee. Then there was was the cost of food. Parking was $15 very high. So for one person it's $27 just to go.. Plan on spending about $10 per person for a meal and $4 per bottle of water. NOT A GOOD VALUE AT ALL FOR A FAMILY.

Historic location that has hosted many varied events for decades. Facility is well maintained by staff, restrooms are modern and plentiful, event space is large and HVAC keeps the air fresh and temperatures comfortable even with large crowds. Parking is a bit less than needed, and it was better when it was free, but still not horrible capacity or cost.

We had fun here however, the pricing has tripled since i was a kid. I wish there were more artifacts (history) as there are interactive science stations. The oilfield part was virtually empty the last few times I have been here, maybe that needs to go and be replaced with something else. All in all, the kids had fun and that was the goal.

Could be better but no place to sit down and eat or rest a minute. Would stay longer but need to eat something and set down for a minute. Also you spend $20.00 before u get to see the products. Use to be free parking and $4.00 to get in. Find a different building for the show.