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What BestPlaces Users Say about Frisco
Frisco, Texas is a fast-growing city located in the state of Texas, known for its vibrant community, top-rated schools, and booming economy. With a population of over 200,000, Frisco has become a popular destination for families and young professionals alike. In order to gain a better understanding of what it's like to live in this particular place, I have gathered and summarized numerous user reviews from BestPlaces.net. Here are four different excerpts from real users who have shared their experiences living in Frisco.
1) According to user "Jill C.", Frisco is a "clean, safe and family-friendly city". She goes on to mention that it has "amazing schools" and is "a great place to raise children". She also praises the city's variety of entertainment options and its "beautiful parks and trails".
2) Another user, "Mark S.", highlights the city's strong economy, stating that "job opportunities are abundant". He also mentions the "affordable cost of living" in Frisco and the fact that it's "close to big cities like Dallas and Fort Worth".
3) However, not all reviews are entirely positive. User "Stephanie D." mentions the "high cost of living" in Frisco, stating that it can be "difficult for young professionals to afford". She also notes that the traffic can be "overwhelming" during peak hours.
4) On the other hand, user "John R." has had a different experience. He says that Frisco is a "welcoming and diverse community" with "friendly and helpful neighbors". He goes on to mention that he has "never felt unsafe" in the city and appreciates its "small-town feel".
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Anti-LDS - 2/5/2007
We have lived in Frisco since 1991. We have seen this community grow from 1 grocery store, one middle school and one high school to where it is now. Overall the experience has been great. We have enjoyed the area and loved the schools except for one issue. There is a big anti-LDS movement in the schools. It is mostly centered around athletics, but does spill over in to the classroom. The current district athletic direct and a lot of the coaches he has hired make no bones about their dislike for LDS kids and their families. My son was told by one of his coaches that he was not a Christian, but was a member of a cult. Everyone is entitled to their opinions but I do believe that separation of church and state has been clearly established by our constitution. Imagine how crushing that is to a 16 year old to have his coach tell him he a member of a cult. I know of several LDS kids who have been out right ridiculed in the class room and in sports. My son was a 2 time football team
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Quality of Life - 3/1/2006
Couldn't ask for a better place to live. Close to shopping. Close to schools. Good houses, good neighbors, lots of
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