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Opa! Celebrate everything Greek at the Greek Food Festival of Dallas every September. You'll find fun, food, dancing, shopping and cooking demos throughout the festival grounds. Entertainment includes performances by Greek folk dancers.

All aboard for the Museum of the American Railroad in Frisco, an intriguing place dedicated to celebrating the heritage and future of railroads through historic preservation, educational programming and truly uber-interesting artifacts and archival material from the railroad industry to exhibit and interpret their significance in American life and culture. Exhibits and general programs are provided year-round. The Museum is a 50-year-old collecting institution with a long history of providing quality educational and entertaining experiences to over 3 million visitors from around the world, preserving and presenting their priceless collection of trains, including the widely popular TrainTopia, a railroad odyssey consisting of a 2500 square foot miniature model train layout.

Face off for fun at a Dallas Stars professional hockey game. The Dallas Stars are a Stanley Cup championship professional ice hockey team founded in 1967. The team plays at the American Airlines Center and are members of the Pacific Division of the Western Conference in the NHL. The Stars won the Stanley Cup in 1999, along with seven division titles and two Western Conference championships. The team played in the Reunion Arena until 2001, when they moved to the 18,500-seat American Airlines Center.

What goes up, must come down. And when you go up at Zero Gravity, expect to come down out of the sky at top speeds. With five rides named The Texas Blastoff, Nothin' But Net and The Skyscraper, you know you're in for one wild ride at this attraction. This collection of gravity-defying rides has got your name on it.  Other death-defying thrill rides include The Skycoaster sending you soaring through the air at 60 mph then lingering at 100 feet and dropping right down as your stomach follows close behind. The Texas Blastoff resembles a giant slingshot with you in it and rocketing 150 feet up in the air at 70 mph then coming back down in a twisting, topsy-turvy free fall. Nothin' But Net gives you a chance to experience dropping from a 16-story tower, then freefalling into a safety net with (gulp!) no bungee, no cords and no harness. The Skyscraper is where you'll sit down and relax in a 165-foot propeller−until takeoff, at which point you'll get whipped around until you reach Four Gs.