• Adventure Landing offers an arcade of thrills and excitement with their recently renovated location just north of downtown Dallas. Indoor and outdoor activities plus exciting games await you.
• 95,000 square feet of family, food and fun is at your fingertips at the brand NEW all-indoor Amazing Jake’s. Bumper cars, a rock wall, laser tag and much more are available for your students to enjoy.
• With over 23,000 works of art spanning 5,000 years of history, the Dallas Museum of Art is waiting to inspire and educate your students.
• Ride the new horse in town with Dallas Segway Tours. Glide your way through downtown Dallas, Victory Park or the beautiful Katy Trail.
• A site not to be missed is the The Dallas World Aquarium. See animals of the rainforest and amphibians of the sea in this one-of-a-kind animal habitat.
• Dave & Busters will be sure to allow your students to “let loose” as they play on one of hundreds of interactive games in the Million Dollar Midway.
• Take a journey through time and enjoy wizardry, swordplay, falconry and a feast at Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament.
• From April through September the Mesquite Championship Rodeo will be sure to bring the Texan out in you. World-class cowboys and rodeo clowns will be sure to entertain you.
• The Old Red Museum of Dallas County History & Culture offers thousands of artifacts and interactive learning areas for students to gain a better understanding of where Dallas has been throughout the ages.
• Louis Tussand’s Palace of Wax, Ripley’s Believe it or Not! and Enchanted Mirror Maze are all in one for this top-tier Dallas attraction. You are sure to see it all and be amazed.
• Six Flags Over Texas will thrill your students with new performances and rides that are showcased at this defining theme park.
• Experience the life and legacy of President John F. Kennedy with a visit to The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza.
• Visit a little family called the Ewings with a tour of SouthFork Ranch. Explore the ranch, walk through the museum and see where television history began. Enjoy a group tour as well as an old-fashioned chuck wagon supper.
• Go 0-70 mph in under three seconds at SpeedZone Dallas. You will feel the need for speed as you race around the Slick Trax course.
• There are many more student-friendly attractions waiting for your groups. To learn about a few of them, contact our tourism team. Link to “Plan Your Itinerary Page.”

For more Dallas discoveries, please click here or email Dave Krupinski at dkrupinski@dallascvb.com.

• The Meyerson Symphony Center, Majestic Theatre, Murchison Performing Arts Center, UNT and the Sara Ellen & Samuel Weisfeld Center are a few of the many world-class venues available for groups and festivals throughout the year. The Dallas Convention & Visitors Bureau can be your conductor and assist you with finding the perfect location for your next group performance.
• Dallas offers an abundance of public performance opportunities for your group that is looking for a little more. Opportunities include sporting events, shopping centers, entertainment districts, special events and much more.
• Venues & Performance Opportunities From Student Venue Booklet

For more Dallas public performance opportunities, please click here or email Dave Krupinski at dkrupinski@dallascvb.com.

Dallas is the perfect place for your students to stay while they are in town for their performances. Our Dallas hotel partners offer competitive quad net rates, motorcoach parking availabilities, breakfast options, easy accessibility to highways and instrument storage on site. Look no further for a close, convenient and comfortable place for your students to lay their heads when in Dallas.

For specific student-friendly hotel information or requests, please click here or email Dave Krupinski at dkrupinski@dallascvb.com.

• Student and Youth Travel Association (SYTA)
• Texas Bandmasters Association (TBA)
• Texas Choral Directors Association (TCDA)
• Texas Music Educators Association (TMEA)