AREA ATTRACTIONS
 ▪ Air Combat
921 Six Flags Dr.; #117; Arlington; Metro (817) 640-1886.
Strap into an actual jet fighter cockpit/flight simulator. Ground school, flight gear, vertigo training.
 
 ▪ Billy Bob's Texas
2520 Rodeo Plaza, Stockyards National Historic District, Fort Worth, 76106.
(817) 624-7117 or Metro (817) 589-1711. Country Music's Club of the Year. Open daily-families welcome. Entertainment nightly.
www.billybobstexas.com
 
 ▪ Cowtown Coliseum
121 E. Exchange Ave., Stockyards National Historic District, Forth Worth, 76106. (817) 625-1025. Enjoy Wild West shows, rodeos, concerts, year round.
 
 ▪ The Dallas Arboretum
8525 Garland Rd., Dallas; (214) 327-8263. Sixty-six acres of colorful flowers, gardens, majestic trees and two historic homes.
 
 ▪ Dallas Zoo
650 South R.L. Thornton Freeway (I-35E), Dallas, (214) 670-5656. 85-acre park featuring the "Wilds of Africa," Monorail Safari, Exxon Endangered tiger Habitat and more.
www.dallas-zoo.org
 
 ▪ Fort Worth Zoo
1989 Colonial Parkway, Fort Worth; (817) 871-7050. Nationally ranked. Home to more than 5,000 exotic animals. On-site aquarium and insect exhibit.
 
 ▪ Fossil Rim Wildlife Center
75 mi. SW of Dallas off US 67 near Glen Rose, (254) 897-2960. A 1,500-acre wildlife sanctuary. 9-mile, self-guided auto tour, over 60 species.
 
 ▪ Fair Park
1300 Robert B. Cullum at Grand Ave., Dallas, (214) 670-8400. This a 277 acre National Historic Landmark open year-round is home to 8 museums, the Cotton Bowl Stadium, IMAX theater, State Fair of Texas and much more.
 
 ▪ The Granbury Rose Paddle Wheel Boat
Hwy #377 @#144. Res. (817) 279-0204. Cruise Lake Granbury on a 65-foot boat with enclosed and open-air decks.
 
 ▪ Heard Natural Science Museum & Wildlife Sanctuary
Rd. 6 Box 22, McKinneyTX. (972) 562-5566. Enjoy this 289 acre site where you can discover, enjoy, experience, preserve and restore our priceless environment.
www.heardmuseum.org
 
 ▪ Lone Star Park at Grand Prairie
(972) 263-RACE. World-class horse racing. I-30 on Belt Line Road. Wager year-round via simulcast in our post Time Pavilion.
 
 ▪ Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament
2021 N. Stemmons Freeway, Dallas, (214) 761-1800. See horsemanship, falconry, jousting, hand-to-hand combat on a four-course banquet in true medieval fashion.
 
 ▪ Mesquite Rodeo
since 1958 Dallas' last link to the old West'. Pro rodeo action. Air-Conditioned. (972) 285-8777.
www.mesquiterodeo.com
 
 ▪ Miller Marketplace and Brew Kettle Museum
7009 South Freeway. Fort Worth, (817) 568-2337. Museum galleries trace the five-thousand-year history of beer.
 
 ▪ The Movie Studios at Las Colinas Tour
(972) 869-FILM; N. O'Connor at Royal Lane, Irving. Go behind the scenes of a motion picture sound stage where Robo Cop and JFK were filmed.
 
 ▪ The Palace of Wax & Ripley's Believe It or Not!
I-30 at Beltline Rd., Grand Prairie; (972) 263-2391. 225 life-like figures form Hollywood, history, horror, religion, fantasy and Ripley's oddities from around the world.
www.tourtexas.com/ripleys
 
 ▪ National Cowgirl Hall of Fame
1700 Gendy, Fort Worth, TX 76107. (817) 336-4475. Opening in June 2002. World's only museum honoring women of theAmerican West.
www.cowgirl.net
 
 ▪ Old Brickyard Golf Course
4925 Greenville Ave., Ste 842, Dallas, TX 75206. Phone: (214) 265-1511 Fax: (214) 739-5027
 
 ▪ Scarborough Renaissance Festival
Waxahachie; Metro (972) 938-3247, (888) 5FESTIVAL. 16th century English village with 1,000 costumed characters, crafts, and food shoppes. Open 8 week-ends from mid April into June.
 
 ▪ The Science Place and TI Founders Imax Theater
Fair Park, Dallas; (214) 428-5555. Hands-on science fun for all ages, Planetarium and TI Founders IMAX Done Theater.
 
 ▪ Hurricane Harbor, A Six Flags Water Park
1800 E. Lamar Blvd., Arlington. (817) 265-3356. Largest Water Park in North Texas, over 26 slides, rides, pools and attractions, locker facility, food, gift shops.
 
 ▪ Six Flags Over Texas
I-30 at Hwy. 360, Arlington. Call (817) 640-8900. Over 100 rides, shows and attractions. Including the legendary Texas Giant, rated the world's #1 wooden roller coaster.
www.sixflags.com
 
 ▪ Southfork Ranch
3700 Hogge, Parker; (972) 442-7800. Experience television history at the world's most famous ranch and re-live exciting moments from "Dallas".
www.southforkranch.com
 
 ▪ Tarantula Steam Train
1896 steam engine with vintage coaches linking Grapevine's historic district and Fort Worth's historic Stockyards. (817) 763-8297 or (800) 952-5717.
www.tarantulatrain.com
 
 ▪ Texas Stadium
2401 E. Airport Frwy., Irving; Home to the five time World Champion Dallas Cowboys, daily tours. Pro shop. See locker rooms, playing field, and more. (972) 785-4780 or (972) 785-5000.
 
 ▪ Traders Village
2602 Mayfield Rd., Grand Prairie; (972) 647-2331. "The Famous Texas Flea Market," with over 1,800 dealers, open every weekend, RV park.