Dog Guard of Fort Worth, Texas

Want to strike out in a good way? Then make it a date to Alley Cats, Arlington's favorite place to bowl! The state-of-the-art scoring and incredibly well-maintained lanes will ensure that your game will be a truly enjoyable experience. In addition to an excellent gaming room, Alley Cats offers laser tag and putt putt golf that will keep the kids busy while you bowl an extra game.

A day at Six Flags Hurricane Harbor is one sure way to stay cool in the Texas heat! This water park features several exciting water slides and pools as well as a kiddie pool area for the park's smaller guests. The intensity of these rides is fair to medium, meaning that it's perfect for younger kids. Fun attractions include Boogie Beach that features volleyball and music, and a Lazy River where you can float along on a tube at a leisurely pace. Also, don't miss the Hook's Lagoon interactive adventure, too.

Take a mulligan and come on out to the Golf Center of Arlington where you can raise your game to the next level of performance or just have quality time and lodes of fun with friends and family. Their TopTracer Range will refine your skills delivering tracking technology while creating the perfect set up for any social get together from the golf enthusiasts to the beginning levels of players. The Center boasts 2 courses of 18 holes of miniature golf for your group containing also traps, water hazards, 7 waterfalls, rock formations and beautiful landscaping all designed and created to both challenge and excite players of all ages and handicaps. The Golf Center is definitely a great place for your next birthday party, company event, fundraiser or just a breather to enjoy nature and get out on the links.  

Encounter rich Texas sports history by watching first-hand the famous Whataburger Basketball Tournament in three Fort Worth venues: the 5,000-seat W.G. Thomas Coliseum of Birdville, the 1,500-seat gym at Haltom High School,  and the 2,200-seat gym at Saginaw High School where 48 teams from far and wide attract more than 30,000 spectators and scouts from across Texas and beyond every December.  The Tournament has provided a national spotlight for players that went on to professional careers with the NBA. Sports Illustrated has dubbed the Tournament one of the US high school tournaments where nearly 600 basketball players showcase their abilities in front of scouts from some of the nation’s top colleges in three days. History and heart-stopping competition all come to life in one awe-inspiring tournament.