With Spring Break starting, there’s no better time to forge family memories and have grand experiences – without going off budget. Below is a selection of family friendly activities across the DFW area that offer a range of options for both indoor and outdoor fun.

Outdoor

• Six Flags over Texas – Six Flags is running a Spring Break promotion, with season passes that include gold level perks, including access to Schlitterbahn. Guests can also check out new rides such as Tormenta Rampaging Run, Sylvester and Tweety Pounce and Bounce, and Daffy Duck Bucket Blasters.
  • Located in Arlington
  • Price: Approximately $70 for season passes
• Klyde Warren Park – Relax in the park with food trucks, open spaces, concerts, and movies. Be sure to take a look at their calendar to keep on top of upcoming events!
  • Located in Dallas
  • Price: Free!
• Grapevine Vintage Railroad Spring Break Adventure – This adventure includes train rides all around Grapevine, which is a great way to see the city like never before.
  • Located in Grapevine
  • Price: Varies
• Prehistoric Park at Meadowmere Park – This drive through safari features animatronic dinosaurs. You can also visit for Dinos After Dark, which includes themed nightly events.
  • Location: Grapevine
  • Price: $29 per vehicle
• Spring Break on the Farm at Nash Farm – Historic Nash Farm includes heritage demonstrations, with various workshops and tours available.
  • Location: Grapevine
  • Price: Free! Activities to purchase
• Urban Adventure Quest – Dallas, Dallas Art District, Fort Worth – this urban scavenger hunt is designed for 4-6 people, with multiple locations around Texas and the US.
  • Location: Dallas, Dallas Arts District, Fort Worth
  • Price: $49 per group; Check for 20% off Fort Worth’s hunt at checkout on the Fort Worth website

 

Indoor

• Mall Ice Skating – If the heat is getting to you, cool off at the Galleria in the indoor skating rink! Especially with the Winter Olympics finishing up, it’s the perfect time to watch some recaps and get your skate on! Available both at the Galleria and the Parks Mall.
  • Location: Dallas (Galleria), Arlington (Parks Mall)
  • Price: $13 for admission, $5 for skate rentals
• Story Time at Interurban Railway Museum – While the Storytime is recommended for younger kids, the museum has something for everyone, including the history of the Texas Railway, a model train set, and an interactive electricity room.
  • Location: Plano
  • Price: Free!
• Amon Carter Toddler Studio – Let your toddler connect with art through games, playtime, and sensory learning. If you want to check out other museum recommendations, take a look at our blog about museums to visit.
  • Location: Fort Worth
  • Price: Free!
• Second Sunday Funday – Irving Arts Center provides adults and children a creative atmosphere for making fun projects with different themes. Unleash your artsy side!
  • Location: Irving
  • Price: Free!
• Reunion Tower activities – During Spring Break, Reunion Tower is doing several educational and fun Spring Break activities, including “Bubblepalooza,” “Sam the Magic Man,” and “Wildlife on the Move.” Check out their website for the full list!
  • Location: Dallas
  • Price: Free!

 

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