The $425 million American Airlines Center opened in fall 2001 as the most technologically advanced sports arena in the country.  Just north of the historic West End District and adjacent to Victory Park, the American Airlines Center is the premier sports and entertainment venue in Dallas. Its advanced design is defined by wide, open concourses and specifically-designed seating bowls that put fans closer than ever to the action.
>>more

If you need 2 million square feet of space, the Dallas Convention Center is the place to go. With a 203,000 square foot column free exhibit hall, a 9,000 seat arena, a theater, and hundreds of meeting rooms, the convention center can house just about any event.
>>more

With 374 parks, Dallas Parks and Recreation has an array of sporting venue options. Ranging from sandlots and swimming pools to tennis courts and multi-purpose facilities, these facilities can host any and all sport types.
>>more

Fair Park welcomes visitors all year long as and serves as the venue for the annual State Fair of Texas. The park offers nine museums, the Coliseum, the famous Cotton Bowl six performance facilities and more will at your disposal.
>>more