The Summit

"50+ Senior Center for Grand Prairie residents is an excellent facility. With indoor walking track, mega swimming pool, free weights, circuit weight machines, activities center and of course Pickle Ball. Very low cost for Grand Prairie residents and descent cost for nearby cities."

"The Summit is an activity center/ recreation center hybrid with some social activities sprinkled in. They seem to have everything that one can imagine. A snack bar that serves beer and wine - I didn't see any whiskey shots lined up on the counter so yeah, I guess just beer and wine. But the snack bar also has sandwiches and other snacks/soft drinks and is placed rightly near an outside viewing deck. The place appears to focus on Pickle Ball, a sporting trend that is picking up lots of rhythm nationally. There is a first-rate elevated track, cushioned for a softer impact that rounds itself near some workout stations and a panoramic view of Grand Prairies foremost area of growth The Epic Central. And plenty of stationary recumbent bikes strategically placed both up and downstairs. The free weights and machines should be enough for anyone maintaining their physical fitness but these two areas are oddly separated by different floors. Speaking of floors, as I mentioned there are two (I think) with access by either stairs or elevator. My wife likes the pool and the adjacent changing room. She also got a kick out of the crafts room, well that's what I call it, its a sort of knick knack store where various artisans and otherwise skilled people bring in sundries to sell. Usually nonfood stuffs. They have a small movie theater. I dig movies and have developed a hefty lexicon of motion picture knowledge. I even watch silent films, unheard of in modern day culture. The movie rotation cant be shared apparently for licensing reasons and if you want to know what's showing they recommend taking a look at the website. I'm not 100% sure about that. Pool tables are intuitively placed near the entrance. There are a number of activity or event rooms here. The general lay out is pretty impressive, its obvious that the city spent some money here. Oh, getting around to money, admittance here is not free. It's a membership type set up with either monthly or annual payments. The primary downside to The Summit may be that they are understaffed and the hours of business sometimes changes, at least that's what I observed."

"It' a great place for seniors. I take a wonderful water stretching class. There is exercise equipment, all kinds of classes, both fitness and fun. Everyone is really nice. There are lots of glasses and fun things to do there. I highly recommend it."

"Looking for a great place where people over 50 have fun, work out and do excited trips around the Metrotex? The Summit is the place to be. I fell in love with the baby grand piano entertainment that welcomes you in some occasion right at the front door. The movie cinema is magical and free to the members. I love the low impact machines for workouts, and the pool is amazing for water aerobics. Don't forget the volleyball and other court games. We have a blast at this place! Wanted to show some beautiful pictures of our 50+ Club in Grand Prairie. Anything you can think of, we have it at The Summit! Beautiful inside and outside."