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Riverstar Casino

The Riverstar Casino houses 600 exciting electronic games across 37,000 square feet of the gaming floor. You can also explore exciting table games from - three Blackjack tables, one 3 card poker table, and two Texas Hold’Em tables. The distance from Dallas to Riverstar Casino can be covered in 1 hr 50 minutes to 2 and a half hours.

The Ro2 Art gallery is located in The Cedars on the outskirts of Downtown Dallas. The art gallery is home to a wide range of emerging, mid career and professional artists. The main purpose of the gallery is to collect such people together and build a community of artists with a strong message for the people. The gallery was founded in 2010 by a mother and son duo who regularly collaborated with these artists of several exhibitions and festivals. The gallery has been named as one of the “best art galleries in Dallas” and also has won awards for its work. Read More

Rockport Beach is a 5 – an hour and 47 - minute drive (382.5 miles) from the city center of Dallas. It is the first Blue wave beach in Texas among the only four on the Texas Gulf Coast. The beach provides a great view and activities like camping during the day on the beach, fishing, Fire and BBQ pits, jet skis, and water skis.

Rory Meyers Children's Adventure Garden at the Dallas Arboretum

Rory Meyers Children's Adventure Garden is a part of the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden. It is designed with the purpose to impart education to children, develop scientific acumen, and bring them closer to nature. Rory Meyers Children's Adventure Garden has various daily programs and activities like STEM Stops where facilitators share fun and real scientific experiments. Then there is the Glade Puppet Show which covers topics about seasons, metamorphosis, and habitats. The garden also has a live science show on weekends. However, one is free to explore the garden on their own as it is divided into fun segments like Kaleidoscope, Plants are Alive, Texas Skywalk, Living Cycles, Secret Garden, and many more. The wide variations keep the amusement alive in kids, making it a must-go garden for all. Read More

SEA LIFE Grapevine Aquarium is located at the crossroads between Dallas and Fort Worth. The Aquarium has a variety of aquatic creatures like clownfishes, sea horse, jellyfish, sharks and eels in 30 large displays. It has a sea turtle rescue centre, stingray bay, ocean tunnel and a hospital for the marine life.The aquarium organises events like field trips, talks, workshops and celebrates seasonal festivities. The SEA LIFE trust by the Aquarium works towards protecting the marine life and raising awareness towards a sustainable ocean. Recently in 2019 the trust has rescued two Beluga whales. Read More

Sephardic Torah Center of Dallas was founded in August 2011, to meet the growing demand and desire to impart the rich heritage of Sephardic Congregation in North Dallas. The Congregation brings together people from different backgrounds and teaches prayer and Torah study in the Sephardic tradition. You can also experience diverse user-friendly classes, engaging sermons, and scrumptious middle eastern food here.

The idea of the Shree Swaminarayan Mandir was initiated in the 1980s by a group of Haribhaktos however it was in July of 1991 that the physical manifestation of the mandir became a reality. With the increasing popularity of the mandir, the monthly Satsang has been upgraded to weekly ones. Cultural and religious events are held at the Mandir regularly and emphasis on the participation of the youths is emphasized through the youth activities the temple undertakes Read More

Opened in 2018, the Simmons Hippo Outpost is a 2.1-acre immersive African waterhole habitat, a project undertaken by the Dallas Zoo to raise awareness about the conservation of hippos. The exhibit, which consists of a 24-by-8-foot viewing window, houses Nile hippos and lets people come as close as is possible to the third-largest mammals on the planet. Furthermore, this exhibit includes a Hippo Barn, A Highland Hippo Hut, shotcrete rock outcroppings, mud banks, raised planters, a waterfall, demonstration areas and a habitat for the okapi herd on an upper level. The Outpost is along an elevated monorail’s path and the public plaza has themed walkways, green landscaping, a wood deck and more. Read More

Six Flags Over Texas in Arlington is one of the many Six Flags amusement parks in the United States and is a very popular destination for people of all ages, owing to its rides, its events, and the availability of various tasty treats. Opened to the public in the 1960s, it is open all around the year. Opened in the year 1961, Six Flags Over Texas is the first of the Six Flags amusement parks chain and is owned and managed by Six Flags Entertainment Corps. The park is spread out over an area of 212 acres and is situated in Arlington, Texas, towards the east of Fort Worth and the west of Dallas. Inspired by California's Disneyland, Six Flags is home to a wide variety of rides, cafes and restaurants and is known to host several fun events throughout the year. Read More

Sky Zone Trampoline Park

Sky Zone Trampoline Park, an indoor park consisting of activities like Ultimate dodgeball court and basketball, Foam zone for freestyle jumping, Skyladder, Warrior courses, and Challenge zones among other similar activities. The park is located 20 minutes from the city centre of Dallas and provides hours of entertainment for all age groups.