Sports
in Dallas, TX
(showing 1 - 17 out of 17)
Bass Pro Shops
2501 Bass Pro Dr
Grapevine, TX 76051 Directions
Shop the outdoor enthusiasts' paradise, Bass Pro Shops. The store resembles a hunting lodge on steroids, with indoor waterfalls and ponds to try out the latest fishing gear. Kids fishing events, hunting and fly-fishing workshops turn the store into much more than a shopping experience.
Boulder Park
3200 W Red Bird Ln
Dallas, TX 75237 Directions
Hike or bike on one of the best recreation trails in the area in Boulder Park. Mountain bikers swear by the long uphill stretches and birders rave about the beauty and diversity of species that can be found there.
Cavanaugh Flight Museum
4572 Claire Chennault St
Addison, TX 75001 Directions
Don't just view the fighter aircraft at Cavanaugh Flight Museum, go for a ride! That's right, you can step up to be a passenger on any of the daily flight outings. Unusual helicopters and other machines of flight are on display and available for rides, too.
Cedar Hill State Park
1570 FM 1382
Cedar Hill, TX 75104 Directions
Take in the the gorgeous 1,826 acre urban nature preserve known as Cedar Hill State Park. You can enjoy plenty of outdoor activities here like mountain biking, bird watching, hiking, jogging, boating, fishing and swimming.
Dallas Cowboys
One AT&T Way
Arlington, TX 76011 Directions
Racking up the most consecutive winning seasons and setting more NFL records than any other team, The Dallas Cowboys are known as America's Team.
Playing in the Eastern Division, the Cowboys have the largest fan base of any team in any sport in the history of the U.S. The Cowboys have an unchallenged attendance streak, selling out 160 regular and post-season games, 79 straight sell-outs at Texas Stadium and 81 straight sell-outs on the road. They have a record of 8 SuperBowl appearances and 8 NFC championships.
The Cowboys are also the highest valued sports franchise in the history of the U.S., valued at $3.2 billion.
They are headquartered in Valley Ranch in Irving, Texas, a suburb of Dallas. Their new stadium, AT&T Stadium, previously named Cowboys Stadium, is a $1.3 billion engineering marvel and includes a retractable domed roof with expandable seating for up to 100,000 spectators located in Arlington.
The stadium's gigantic high-definition television screen is the largest of its kind in the world, measuring 2,100 inches diagonally.
Dallas Mavericks
2500 Victory Ave
Dallas, TX 75219 Directions
The Dallas Mavericks are a premier, professional basketball team and members of the Southwest Division of the Western Conference of the NBA.
The team has enjoyed its share of successes, beginning with three division titles and one conference championship in 2006. After being purchased by internet millionaire Mark Cuban, the Dallas Mavericks returned to glory in 2001 and have racked up winning seasons in the years following.
One of their biggest rivals are fellow-Texans, the San Antonio Spurs.
Dallas Segway Tours
603 Munger Ave
Dallas, TX 75202 Directions
Glide with the 1st class, original and most respected Segway touring company in North Texas. Dallas Segway Tours provides up front pricing with NO hidden last minute fees. Tour Guides are Certified Dallas Tourism Ambassadors and each are seasoned Segway professionals with many years of experience leading Segway tours.
Dallas Stars
2500 Victory Ave
Dallas, TX 75219 Directions
Face off for fun at a Dallas Stars professional hockey game. The NHL team plays at the American Airlines Center and has won the Stanley Cup and seven division titles.
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.
Dr Pepper Star Center
211 Cowboys Pkwy
Irving, TX 75063 Directions
Strap on your skates and glide across the ice at one of the Dr Pepper StarCenters. Show off your skills during the public skating sessions, take a figure skating lesson or join the hockey league for some sports action.
FC Dallas
9200 World Cup Way
Frisco, TX 75034 Directions
Get ready for some fast-paced fun and sports action at an FC Dallas soccer game. The professional team plays at the Toyoya Stadium. The combination of a world-class stadium and a sports park make Toyota Stadium one of the best and most unique soccer facilities in the world. Included in the facility is the 20,500 state-of-the-art pro soccer stadium and 17 tournament-sized fields.
Just For Fun
1 Eagle Point Dr
Lewisville, TX 75077 Directions
Get out and play on the water, thanks to the watercraft rentals at Just For Fun. Whether you're looking for a 100-passenger party boat with a water slide, a jet ski, a ski boat or pontoon, the folks at Just For Fun will hook you up with everything in the realm of water recreation.
Lone Star Park
1000 Lone Star Pkwy
Grand Prairie, TX 75050 Directions
Play the ponies at Lone Star Park, where the racing season is year round. You'll have the change to wager on live races many weekends, and there's plenty of simulcast action to keep things interesting in the off-season.
Six Flags Over Texas
2201 Road to Six Flags
Arlington, TX 76011 Directions
One of the oldest and still the biggest amusement park in the state, Six Flags Over Texas delivers just your dose of adrenaline. If you're a roller-coaster junkie, you'll find plenty to ride all day. Or if family-friendly attractions are your style, check out the Looney Tunes USA section.
Six Flags Over Texas deserves its king-sized name: Here you'll find more excitement, more entertainment, and more rides to satisfy your sense of adventure.
The major amusement park opened in 1961 and is the oldest park in the Six Flags family. Roller-coaster lovers will find paradise here, since Six Flags boasts 13 coasters and the tallest roller coaster in the state of Texas.
The park is located in Arlington, about 15 miles west of Dallas.
Six Flags Over Texas boasts a series of firsts that won't disappoint. They include:
First Log Flume − El Aserradero
First Mine Train Roller Coaster − The Runaway Mine Train
First Roller Coaster with Consecutive Loops − Shock Wave
First Freefall Ride − Texas Cliffhanger (later renamed Wildcatter)
Naturally, the Six Flags oil derrick is the largest land-based derrick of its kind in any amusement park, or drilling site for that matter. The park hosts a series of other one-of-a-kind rides, including:
Tallest Roller Coaster in Texas − Titan
Fastest Roller Coaster in Texas − Titan
Tallest Freefall Combo Tower in the World − Superman: Tower of Power
Largest Land Based Oil Derrick − Oil Derrick
SpeedZone Dallas
11130 Malibu Dr
Dallas, TX 75229 Directions
Get behind the wheel and experience the thrill of high-speed racing at Malibu Speed Zone. Drive a double kart through hairpin turns, rev up a 300-horsepower dragster, or check out the single-kart turbo track. A roller coaster, mini golf, bowling, and arcade round out the fun.
Texas Motor Speedway
3545 Lone Star Cir
Fort Worth, TX 76177 Directions
Get your motor runnin' at Texas Motor Speedway, where there's always smoke on the track. NASCAR, IndyCar, truck and dirt track races provide plenty of variety throughout the racing season.
Turtle Creek Leisure Trail
2400 Turtle Creek Blvd
Dallas, TX 75219 Directions
Head outdoors and explore the scenic Turtle Creek Leisure Trail. Not prone to overcrowding, the trail is a favorite among joggers and hikers. Reverchon Park serves as the trailhead and is essentially known as the "Central Park" of Dallas.
Zero Gravity
11131 Malibu Dr
Dallas, TX 75229 Directions
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! Try all five rides, because with names like The Texas Blastoff, Nothin' But Net and The Skyscraper, you know you're in for one wild ride at this attraction.
Get ready to experience high-flying thrills at Zero Gravity in Dallas. This collection of gravity-defying rides has got your name on it. So strap yourself in, keep your eyes open and brace yourself for a free-falling afternoon of excitement.
As one of the top attractions in Dallas, Zero Gravity offers five adrenaline-pumping rides. Choose just one (bet you can't!) or go for the whole enchilada for a specially reduced price.
Zero Gravity opened in 1992 with just one ride − the seven-story Bungee Tower − and hasn't slowed down since.
Other death-defying thrill rides at Zero Gravity include:
The Skycoaster − It'll send you soaring through the air at 60 mph, where you'll linger at 100 feet, then drop right down as your stomach follows close behind.
The Texas Blastoff − Picture a giant slingshot with you in it. You'll rocket 150 feet up in the air at 70 mph, then come back down in a twisting, topsy-turvy free fall.
Nothin' But Net − Ever wondered what it's like to drop from a 16-story tower? Here's your chance to find out! You'll freefall into a safety net with (gulp!) no bungee, no cords and no harness. It doesn't get anymore real than this.
The Skyscraper − If you're ready for some G's, the Skyscraper is ready to deliver. Sit down and relax in a 165-foot propeller − until takeoff, that is. You'll get whipped around until you reach Four G's.
