Things to Do in Arlington

AT&T Stadium, features two monumental arches, the world's largest HD quality video board, and the largest retractable end zone doors in the world. The stadium seats 80,000 with a maximum capacity of 105,000. Home of the Cotton Bowl Classic and Big 12 Championship Game. Stadium Tours - One-hour stadium tours will be available daily (excluding home game days and special stadium events).

Globe Life Field in Arlington is Texas Rangers new home with a retractable roof in Arlington, Texas, just located between Dallas and Fort Worth. It's climate controlled which makes baseball games in the summer the place to be. Come and experience the fun and don't forget to take a tour!

Six Flags Over Texas features more than 100 thrilling rides and attractions, including adrenaline filled rollercoasters like Titan and Mr. Freeze. They also have a variety of family friendly shows and attractions, plus fun filled themed areas like Bugs Bunny Boom town and Pirates of Speelunkers Cave.

Celebrate Hurricane Harbor's latest and greatest water adventure Wahoo Racer. The thrilling multi-lane water slide complex is the largest of its kind in the world. Go thru the Raging Rapids or the Sea Wolf but don't forget to take a cruise down the Lazy River. Don’t forget about the Hook’s Lagoon for the little ones, and the long time park favorite.

Explore, play, and bowl! Located just across the street from Six Flags, the International Bowling Museum is loaded with interactive fun and world-class exhibits. Explore early Egyptian bowling games, see what middle age lawn bowling was like and actually bowl on our ‘Highway 66’ mini lanes! It’s an unforgettable experience for all ages.

Levitt Pavilion Arlington, in the heart of Downtown Arlington, is the place for families and friends of all ages and backgrounds to experience 50 nights of free music every year. The Levitt Pavilion brings the magic of live music and the performing arts to Arlington in a whole new way – under the stars for everyone to enjoy! Your concert calendar includes artists from all around the world and right in our own backyard, from jazz to hot Latin rhythms, home-grown country to Indie rock.

If LIVE! entertainment is what you seek, then look no further than The Arlington Music Hall. The Arlington Music Hall is located in the heart of downtown Arlington and is the premier venue in the DFW Metroplex. This historic venue provides all audiences with a unique entertainment experience. Our 1,100 seat auditorium includes state of the art sound and lighting, a 2,200 square foot stage, multimedia capabilities and a classic decor that enhances the hall’s sophistication and style.

UTA Planetarium is one of the three largest planetariums in Texas, located on the campus of The University of Texas at Arlington. With its 60-foot dome projection surface, fully digital projection system, and advanced software, UTA Planetarium provides unparalleled views of the night sky, the solar system, stars, and distant galaxies—complemented with Dolby® surround sound.

College Park District is the most ambitious project in UT Arlington history practically a campus in and of itself. Spanning more than 20 acres, the $160 million development is a place where students, neighbors, and visitors can intermingle while enjoying stellar entertainment, sports, and restaurants. Stop by to experience all that it has to offer and you’ll see that it’s just one more example of how UT Arlington is evolving into a world-class institution.

The Arlington Museum of Art is a non-collecting art museum located in downtown Arlington, Texas. It hosts art exhibitions and also offers art-related adult workshops, children's classes, film screenings, and lectures.

Texas Live!, where sports, dining, and live music combine for endless entertainment. Vibrant entertainment center featuring a variety of restaurants, cocktail bars & giant sports TVs.