What to book before you travel to Dallas and Fort Worth?

Most visits can be booked on the spot. A few sell out days ahead. Here they are, stop by stop, with what you can do without booking underneath. Keep the rest of your time free.

3 activities to book

Dallas and Fort Worth

Days 1-7
Days 1-7Sixth Floor MuseumOn the sixth floor of the old Texas School Book Depository, the museum retraces the assassination of John F. Kennedy on 22 November 1963, with the sniper's corner reconstructed behind glass.€21Book on GetYourGuide →
Days 1-7Nasher Sculpture CenterA Renzo Piano pavilion and garden holding modern sculpture by Rodin, Matisse, Picasso, Giacometti, Calder and Henry Moore, with a James Turrell Skyspace framing a square of sky.€9Book on GetYourGuide →
Days 1-7AT&T StadiumThe Dallas Cowboys' Arlington stadium, with its retractable roof and giant screen above the 50-yard line, offers tours of the locker rooms, suites and sometimes the field itself.varies with the packageBook on GetYourGuide →

No booking needed: Dallas Museum of Art · Deep Ellum · Bishop Arts District · Fort Worth Stockyards · Kimbell Art Museum

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Frequently asked questions

How much do the activities to book in Dallas and Fort Worth cost?

3 activities are paid; 2 have a known price in euros, for about €30 per person. The others are paid on the spot or in local currency: the price is on each card.

What can you do in Dallas and Fort Worth without booking anything?

5 visits on this itinerary need no ticket or time slot, starting with Dallas Museum of Art, Deep Ellum, Bishop Arts District, Fort Worth Stockyards. They make up most of your days: booking ahead only concerns a handful of sites with limited places.

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