Arlington Attractions
Six Flags Over Texas, 2201 Road to Six Flags; 817-530-6000. For
generations, Six Flags Over Texas has defined Lone Star thrills. From
giant-sized coasters to family-friendly rides, to marquee shows, guests
enjoy a larger than life entertainment experience that is distinctly
and unforgettably Texas. www.sixflags.com.
Texas Rangers at Ameriquest Field in Arlington, 1000 Ballpark
Way; 817-273-5100. Ameriquest Field in Arlington is one of the nation's
premier sports venues and home to Major League Baseball's Texas Rangers.
Special group packages, family packs and single ticket values are available.
www.texasrangers.com.
Six Flags Hurricane Harbor, 1800 E. Lamar Blvd.; 817-265-3356.
Six Flags Hurricane Harbor is the largest water park in the Southwest
and is located on a 47-acre site with bigger, better, wetter rides and
attractions to cool the hottest Texas summer. www.sixflags.com.
Legends of the Game Baseball Museum & Learning Center, 1000
Ballpark Way; 817-273-5600. This baseball museum features uniforms, balls,
and equipment from the Baseball Hall of Fame and artifacts from the Smithsonian
Institution and National Gallery of Art. The Learning Center for children
features interactive exhibits related to science, math, history, geography
and communications. www.texasrangers.com.
Johnnie High's Country Music Revue, Arlington Music Hall. 224
N. Center St., 817-226-4400, 800-540-5127. Voted "Best Live Country Music
Show of the Year" by Country Music Organizations of America, this show
features a cast of 20 singers, dancers and musicians. Where LeeAnn Rimes
began her career, there's no shortage of up-and-coming talent. www.johnniehighscountrymusicrevue.com.
Dyno-Rock Indoor Climbing Gym, 608 E. Front St.; 817-461-3966.
Not just for daredevils and athletes, this 15,000 square-foot climbing
space is great exercise, and is also great for birthday parties, youth
groups, and rainy day fun. www.dynorock.com.
River Legacy Living Science Center, 703 NW Green Oaks Blvd.;
817-860-6752. Offering a wide range of interactive environmental education
exhibits, living aquaria, and terraria. Guided nature walks, animal presentations
and special outdoor programs are scheduled year round. The Center is
located at the threshold to a 1,300-acre park along the Trinity River.
www.riverlegacy.org.
Fielder House Museum, 1616 W. Abram St.; 817-460-4001. Built
in 1914 by Arlington leader James Park Fielder, this prairie-style home
contains special exhibits on Arlington history. www.fielderhouse.org.
General Motors Assembly Plant, 2525 E. Abram; 817-607-6571. (Voice
mail is only returned on Tuesdays. Plan ahead!) Home to the Cadillac
Escalade and Chevrolet Suburban, the General Motors plant has been assembling
automobiles in Arlington for over 50 years. Tours are limited and must
be scheduled in advance. This is a two-hour walking tour and children
under 10 are not allowed in the plant for safety reasons. Groups from
10-30 people are preferred.
Shopping/Dining
Lincoln Square
1500 N. Collins St.; (817) 461-7953
The Park at Arlington
I-20 between Matlock and S. Cooper St., Arlington; (817) 467-2757
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