Journey Dome

I was really surprised at the activities here,room for fellowship, study, games, and of course the Dome.It's still a work in progress. I see nothing but bright times for this.

This is a pretty cool concept. I've never seen anything like it before. You sit inside this domed room and there's a show on the screen. It's biblical obviously. . The animation is really good and the music as well. They have an altar call when you step outside if you want to go in alone and check that out. I believe it's Billy Graham on the recording, just very interesting how it's all set up.

This was my first time attending a Christian immersive experience. There are plenty of places to park, the experience is 45 minutes and takes you through different points in the Bible. I recommend sitting in the middle section or towards the front for the best view of the immersive experience. The host, Jonah was friendly and inviting. He also mentioned that a Christian organization came up with Journey Dome and they plan to continue immersive projects in the future.

A MUST see experience for the family!! We had such a fun relaxing night will definitely be going back and taking family and friends with us! Almost as relaxing as getting a massage! ;)Great fun experience for the kids and all ages!Definitely go see the Journey in Southlake! Easy access off 114!

the place isnt even up and running!!!! we drove a whole hour there just to see the place and there is nothing!! do not buy tickets you will not get your money back!! idk wtf this is you will get played.

Really enjoyed the virtual reality. It was so much fun. Like you are experiencing it! Cool

Everything. Shabby insides, equipment not working. Building being used on one end for storage, looks like construction. Not worth the price. Two rows of nicer chairs in front, then they went to fold up card table chairs. Very uncomfortable.

My son and daughter loved it The Dome was awesome, our guide Mr. Broderick was super engaging, the fun kids activities made it a great family outing with a reminder that our God is so big and merciful!

My husband and I went with our Life Group this last week and really loved the shows we saw. It was a unique experience and working with Keith was easy to get our group in. We've never seen anything like it and can't believe it is so close to us. I will return to see the new showings soon!!

Children 4 and under are free otherwise its $18 per person. The show lasts about 45 mins. Free parking. And port-a-potty stalls if you need to go. Overall - really cool experience. Good and bad, here we go.From the outside, the dome doesn't look very big. But on the inside, it felt like the screen stretched because of how much you can see. I believe his name was Jonah, he was our host. Super friendly guy. We were at the 3 PM showing which was the last show of the day, so he said he was a lot more relaxed and not in a rush for us. There are Beanie bags, folding chairs, and also these rocking bed-like seats. Those were really cool! You can lean back and get a full-on view experience from top to bottom as simply as leaning forward and back. I would recommend finding one of those to sit on, but there's a limited amount so try to get there early. I was maybe... the 12th person that entered and we got the last 2 but that didn't mean there was 12 rocking seats. I think there was eight. OK so why the missing 5th star? First, I don't know if it was where i was seated but it was absolutely freezing cold! Like uncomfortably cold. My husband was wearing a thermal long sleeve and he said he was cold too. So bring a cover or dress warm. Also bad : The male voice over that they used, for what felt like half the show, was so deep and low that you really couldn't hear the story telling, like at all. :( And, I thought it was just me, but it turned out my husband confessed that he couldn't hear or understand the deep voice either. The music was so loud that it overshadowed the voice. So it just felt like we were looking at a video while trying to Make out any little part we can understand. Otherwise, I do think this was a cool experience. I love that kids can participate, but I don't think it's appropriate for the little, little ones. One kid was running around during the show (this dome doesn't have a lot of running space) and I noticed when the show ended, parents were carrying out their sleeping children lol. NAP TIME!