Frisco, TX 75034
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Attractions in Frisco
The thriving city of Frisco, Texas, offers a healthy serving of big-city fun, interesting museums, and unique experiences. Watch professional soccer at an FC Dallas match, tour the home of the Dallas Cowboys at The Star, play at Universal Kids Resort, and experience nostalgia at the National Videogame Museum. These are just some of the attractions in Frisco; discover more of what the town has to offer below.
The Star
The Star is where champions are made, and championship teams will be built. This one-of- a-kind development is not only home to the Dallas Cowboys new world headquarters and training complex, but features Ford Center at The Star, a 12,000 seat indoor multi-use events space which hosts several events throughout the year. The complex also offers dining, shopping and the Omni Frisco Hotel.
Cowboys Way
Frisco, TX 75034
(972) 497-4800
FC Dallas
Experience top-flight soccer with FC Dallas, a Major League Soccer (MLS) team that plays its matches at the Toyota Stadium in Frisco. The MLS regular season runs from March through October, and tickets can be purchased on the club’s website.
9200 World Cup Way
Frisco TX 75033
(214) 705-6700
Frisco Heritage Museum
Discover the story of Frisco's transformation from a small railroad town to one of the nation's fastest-growing cities at the Frisco Heritage Museum. Engaging exhibits, historic photographs, artifacts, and interactive displays highlight the community's agricultural roots, railroad heritage, and remarkable growth through the decades. Outside the museum, visitors can explore the Frisco Heritage Center's collection of restored historic buildings, including homes, a church, a schoolhouse, and a locomotive that bring North Texas history to life through immersive experiences and special events.
6455 Page St.
Frisco, TX 75034
(972) 292-5665
Frisco RoughRiders
Experience America's pastime with the Frisco RoughRiders, the Double-A affiliate of the Texas Rangers, at Riders Field. From April through September, fans can enjoy exciting Minor League Baseball in one of the country's most celebrated ballparks, known for its family-friendly atmosphere, creative promotions, fireworks shows, and unique attractions. Whether you're catching tomorrow's Major League stars or enjoying an evening of affordable entertainment, a RoughRiders game is one of Frisco's signature experiences.
7300 RoughRiders Trail
Frisco, TX 75034
(972) 334-1900
Kaleidoscope Park
Kaleidoscope Park is Frisco's vibrant six-acre gathering place where art, nature, and community come together. The park features beautifully landscaped gardens, interactive public art, an event lawn, performance spaces, shaded walking paths, and a creative children's play area complete with climbing structures, slides, and a splash pad. Throughout the year, visitors can enjoy concerts, fitness classes, family activities, markets, and seasonal events.
Towering above the park is Butterfly Rest Stop, a breathtaking aerial sculpture by internationally acclaimed artist Janet Echelman. Suspended high overhead, the massive woven artwork shifts and changes appearance with the wind and sunlight, creating one of Texas' most distinctive public art installations.
6635 Warren Parkway
Frisco TX 75034
(214) 346-5531
KidZania
Inspire imagination through hands-on role play at KidZania, an interactive miniature city where children ages 4 to 14 can explore dozens of real-world careers in a fun, educational setting.
Stonebriar Centre
2601 Preston Rd.
Frisco, TX 75034
(214) 618-0248
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Museum of the American Railroad & TrainTopia
Discover the story of America's railroads at the Museum of the American Railroad, home to one of the nation's most significant collections of historic locomotives, passenger cars, cabooses, and railroad artifacts. Visitors can explore beautifully restored rail equipment outdoors and experience TrainTopia, a 2,500-square-foot interactive model railroad featuring detailed miniature cities, mountains, rail yards, and iconic American landmarks brought to life with moving trains and immersive lighting effects. Together, the museum and TrainTopia offer an engaging journey through the history and impact of rail travel in Texas and across the United States.
8004 N. Dallas Pkwy.
Frisco, TX 75034
(214) 428-0101

National Soccer Hall of Fame
Celebrate the history of America's favorite growing sport at the National Soccer Hall of Fame, located inside Toyota Stadium in Frisco. As the first major sports hall of fame built within an active stadium, the museum combines historic artifacts with cutting-edge interactive technology to tell the story of soccer in the United States. Explore exhibits honoring the sport's greatest players, coaches, and teams, view championship memorabilia—including U.S. Women's National Team World Cup trophies—and test your own abilities through interactive skill challenges and personalized digital experiences.
9200 World Cup Way
Frisco, TX 75034
(469) 365-0043
National Videogame Museum
Step into the history of gaming at the National Videogame Museum, the only museum in the United States dedicated exclusively to preserving and celebrating the videogame industry. Explore interactive exhibits, rare consoles, arcade machines, prototypes, and one-of-a-kind artifacts from a collection of more than 100,000 pieces of gaming hardware, software, documents, and memorabilia. Visitors can also play classic games, experience a recreated 1980s bedroom gaming setup, and discover how videogames have evolved over the decades.
8004 Dallas Pkwy.
Frisco, TX 75034
(972) 668-8400
Sci-Tech Discovery Center
Spark curiosity through hands-on learning at Sci-Tech Discovery Center, an interactive museum where science, technology, engineering, and math come to life. Located inside the Frisco Discovery Center, the museum features engaging exhibits, maker activities, engineering challenges, and rotating programs designed to inspire young innovators and lifelong learners. It's a fun, educational destination for families looking to explore STEM through play and discovery.
8004 Dallas Pkwy.
Frisco, TX 75034
(972) 546-3050
Universal Kids Resort
Experience a first-of-a-kind theme park, specifically designed to inspire fun for families with young children. Located in Frisco, Texas and featuring seven immersive themed lands, Universal Kids Resort celebrates Universal’s iconic brand of entertainment, humor and innovation and brings to life its beloved characters and stories.
1 Universal Parkway
Frisco TX 75035
(888) 331-9105
Texas Sculpture Garden
Explore one of the largest private collections of contemporary Texas sculpture at the Texas Sculpture Garden, located within Hall Park in Frisco. More than 40 works by Texas artists are displayed throughout beautifully landscaped grounds featuring walking paths, ponds, fountains, and gardens, creating an inviting setting to experience art outdoors. Admission is free, making it an easy stop for art lovers, photographers, and anyone looking for a peaceful stroll.
6801 Gaylord Pkwy.
Frisco, TX 75034
(972) 377-1100
Frisco, TX 75034
1-877-GoFrisco (463-7472)
www.visitfrisco.com


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