Things to do in Tarrant County

Dickies Arena

Dickies Arena is located in western Fort Worth, adjacent to the Will Rogers Memorial Center campus, and is a modern, multi-purpose indoor arena built through a public-private partnership. Designed by renowned architect David M. Schwarz, the arena features a red brick facade with an iconic circular dome and twin towers, blending with the local Texas architectural style, and has quickly become one of Fort Worth's most recognizable city landmarks since its completion. The venue is equipped with one of North America's largest integrated, 360-degree center-hung LED video boards, paired with a professional sound system to cater to both sports broadcasting and the audiovisual needs of large-scale music performances. The arena features private suites, leisure clubs, observation terraces, and multi-level concourses, and also boasts a large, column-free event space capable of hosting diverse events such as exhibitions, brand gatherings, and large banquets. It is not only a platform for hosting high-level sporting events and touring performances, but also a city landmark that honors the culture of West Texas and drives vibrant development in the western district. Visiting North Texas and watching a performance or sporting event here offers a firsthand experience of the unique cultural and athletic atmosphere of the American South.

Meow Wolf Grapevine's The Real Unreal

The Real Unreal is an immersive art venue created by the art collective Meow Wolf, located at the Grapevine Mills Mall in Texas. Travelers will begin their adventure in the seemingly ordinary suburban Delaney House, uncovering the mysterious story of the missing boy Jared. Hidden portals behind various pieces of furniture lead to alternate dimensions with distinct styles, such as neon towns and fluorescent jungles. The venue is filled with interactive installations, secret passages, and narrative easter eggs, offering a unique exploration experience for each visitor through nonlinear storytelling. Dazzling light effects paired with surround sound blur the boundaries between reality and fantasy. It is recommended to reserve 1.5–3 hours to leisurely explore and immerse yourself in this wondrous surreal dream.

LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Dallas/Fort Worth

Enjoy the ultimate indoor LEGO® playground and create the best day ever! Surround yourself with millions of LEGO bricks, fly aboard Merlin's Apprentice, blast skeletons in the Kingdom Quest adventure, see your favorite characters in the LEGO 4D Cinema, and build epic LEGO creations with the Master Builder! Top secret! Do you know how we create all these cool LEGO bricks in so many cool shapes and colors? Come take a look inside the LEGO Factory and see our very own model workshops where master model builders create epic creations!

American Airlines Admirals Club (Terminal C)

Sandbox VR

Will Rogers Memorial Center

Kimbell Art Museum

The museum designed by Louis Kahn has a large collection of Asian and European masterpieces.

Japanese Garden

Round1 Bowling & Arcade - Grapevine

Fort Worth Museum of Science and History