Halloween lands on a Saturday this year, which means most of Dallas-Fort Worth is treating it as a two-night affair. Here’s where to eat, drink and show off a costume on Friday, October 30, and Saturday, October 31, plus a few places that keep the kids fed between trick-or-treat runs.
Halloween falls on a Saturday this year, which means the whole weekend belongs to costumes, candy and the question every parent asks by mid-October: where are we going? Here is the family-friendly side of Halloween in Dallas-Fort Worth, with no jump scares, no chainsaws and nothing that will keep a five-year-old awake at 2 a.m.
Six Flags Over Texas certainly is an exciting theme park, but some Texans might not know about the holiday cheer embraced and spread every year during the Six Flags Holiday in the Park event. During this event, parkgoers can expect to delight in holiday experiences and food in addition to the amazing rides.
If you haven’t visited the new Omni PGA Frisco and the Monument Realty PGA District, you’re missing out on North Texas’ “Front Door to Fun.” The 660-acre development plans to kick off summer with a full month of exciting opportunities for fun, both on and off the fairway.
The nation’s largest new resort development offers a wide array of activities, showcasing not only golf experiences, but dining, family fun, fitness and more. This curated set of experiences is designed to complement the 13 destinations to dine and drink, the popular collection of unique retail outlets and the world-class resort.
With hundreds of thousands of catchable-size rainbow trout coming to 150 public water bodies across the state this winter, Texas anglers have plenty of cool-weather fishing opportunities to look forward to in the coming months.
A total of 18 Neighborhood Fishin’ lakes and ponds located in Texas’ 11 most populated urban centers will be the first of the season to offer rainbow trout fishing. Stockings start Nov. 22 in most locations and continue every two weeks. Continue reading →