Things to Do on a Friday Night in Arlington/Grand Prairie
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Things to Do on a Friday Night in Arlington/Grand Prairie
Gonna be in the Arlington area with my family on a Friday/Saturday in the future. Any suggestions on places to take young children and pregnant wife?
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Re: Things to Do on a Friday Night in Arlington/Grand Prairie
epic water park https://epicwatersgp.com
texas live, lots of restaurants at arlington highlands.
we also like going to https://www.fwmuseum.org/exhibit/childrens-museum/ 19 miles away
(and if you're lucky, fw gun show might be happening next door)
grapevine is also nice for families. ie gaylord and great wolf lodge. main st has nice little shops and grapevine mills mall
texas live, lots of restaurants at arlington highlands.
we also like going to https://www.fwmuseum.org/exhibit/childrens-museum/ 19 miles away
(and if you're lucky, fw gun show might be happening next door)
grapevine is also nice for families. ie gaylord and great wolf lodge. main st has nice little shops and grapevine mills mall
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Re: Things to Do on a Friday Night in Arlington/Grand Prairie
Might be nice, but according to Granny, ain’t nothing like Bug Tussle on a Saturday night!
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Re: Things to Do on a Friday Night in Arlington/Grand Prairie
As others said, lots of restaurants, indoor water parks, zoos, museums, etc.
Dave Buster's, is fun for kids. Also a little to the west, the Ft. Worth Stockyards, or Sundance Square downtown. Stores, and restaurants at both places.
Arlington/Grand Prairie, is right in the middle between Ft Worth, and Dallas, so you have almost unlimited options. Several excellent BBQ places, Mexican food, or just about anything you want.
Enjoy!
Dave Buster's, is fun for kids. Also a little to the west, the Ft. Worth Stockyards, or Sundance Square downtown. Stores, and restaurants at both places.
Arlington/Grand Prairie, is right in the middle between Ft Worth, and Dallas, so you have almost unlimited options. Several excellent BBQ places, Mexican food, or just about anything you want.
Enjoy!
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Re: Things to Do on a Friday Night in Arlington/Grand Prairie
I'm reading the posts here, and asking myself why those place names seem extra familiar (when I'm located in the opposite corner of the state.....)
Great Wolf Lodge
https://www.texas3006.com/view.php?id=461
Epic Water Park
https://www.texas3006.com/view.php?id=17962
Fort Worth (Children's) Museum
https://www.texas3006.com/view.php?id=259
Great Wolf Lodge
https://www.texas3006.com/view.php?id=461
Epic Water Park
https://www.texas3006.com/view.php?id=17962
Fort Worth (Children's) Museum
https://www.texas3006.com/view.php?id=259
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Re: Things to Do on a Friday Night in Arlington/Grand Prairie
+! FW Children's museum from ancient memories a fun place for kids.
Dallas Aquarium. (30.07)
https://www.dwazoo.com
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Dallas Aquarium. (30.07)
https://www.dwazoo.com
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Re: Things to Do on a Friday Night in Arlington/Grand Prairie
I am already planning on hitting the medieval times tournament Saturday afternoon. I hesitate to plan anything outdoors this time of year in case the weather is bad. Not planning on any zoo/aquarium visits because we just did the Dallas zoo 2 months ago and the kids weren't all that thrilled.
The water park and children's museum sound intriguing though.
Also...I kind of get not allowing guns in an indoor water park. It's either going to get wet (in my experience all indoor water parks require you to shower before entering the area of the pools regardless) or get left in an unattended locker with questionable lock...not the safest options.
Any more suggestions? :D
The water park and children's museum sound intriguing though.
Also...I kind of get not allowing guns in an indoor water park. It's either going to get wet (in my experience all indoor water parks require you to shower before entering the area of the pools regardless) or get left in an unattended locker with questionable lock...not the safest options.
Any more suggestions? :D
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Re: Things to Do on a Friday Night in Arlington/Grand Prairie
Great Wolf is only 30.07, so you can take it in the indoor water park if you have REALLY good concealment.imkopaka wrote: ↑Sun Jan 06, 2019 1:22 pm I am already planning on hitting the medieval times tournament Saturday afternoon. I hesitate to plan anything outdoors this time of year in case the weather is bad. Not planning on any zoo/aquarium visits because we just did the Dallas zoo 2 months ago and the kids weren't all that thrilled.
The water park and children's museum sound intriguing though.
Also...I kind of get not allowing guns in an indoor water park. It's either going to get wet (in my experience all indoor water parks require you to shower before entering the area of the pools regardless) or get left in an unattended locker with questionable lock...not the safest options.
Any more suggestions? :D
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