Magical Winter Dreamland at Rainbow Vomit
(Approx. 7.1 miles)
Rainbow Vomit is celebrating the holiday season! Rainbow Vomit, Dallas' #1 rated immersive art exhibit, is celebrating the holiday season with the opening of “Magical Winter Dreamland.” This limited Holiday edition of the exhibit will transport guests to a visual splendor full of mystery and magic.
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Perot Museum of Nature and Science
(Approx. 9.2 miles)
An awe-inspiring destination for discovery. What if you could touch a tornado? Program a robot? Or make music just by walking down a staircase? You can — at the hands-on, cooler-than-cool Perot Museum of Nature and Science in Victory Park.
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Dallas Segway Tours
(Approx. 9.2 miles)
Dallas Segway Tours -Turning A Visit Into A Segway Experience. Dallas Segway Tours offers Segway Tours in Dallas, TX. Have the time of your life experiencing Dallas Texas on a Segway. We offer tours of Dallas and the surrounding Metroplex. Come Glide with us.
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Turtle Creek Spring Arts and Crafts Festival
(Approx. 9.6 miles)
We welcome you to Turtle Creek Fine Arts Festival in 2022! Turtle Creek Arts Festival returns in 2022 to Reverchon Park, a 43-acre community park. Each year it will host a spring arts and crafts festival in April and a fine arts event in the fall in October.
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Dark Hour Haunted House
(Approx. 15.3 miles)
DFW's premier haunted attraction Dark Hour Haunted House a haunted house in Plano, Texas. Dark Hour is DFW’s premier haunted attraction, conveniently located in Plano, Texas on Plano Parkway just off of Hwy 75 and the President George Bush Turnpike.
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Amazing Jakes
(Approx. 15.6 miles)
Indoor Mini Golf, Go-Karts, Lazer Tag, Bumper Cars, Climbing Amazing Jake's is the first facility of its kind to open in the Dallas area. Amazing Jake's is over 95,000 square feet of food and fun.
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North Texas Masonic Historical Museum & Library
(Approx. 15.8 miles)
Historical Museum for Masonic Lodge and Plano The history of North Texas and the history of Masonry in North Texas are one and the same. The first settlers to the North Texas area arrived in the 1840’s. Dallas was established in the 1840’s and was incorporated in 1856. McKinney was founded and incorporated in 1849.
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Irving Convention Center at Las Colinas
(Approx. 16.6 miles) Top Attraction!
Newly opened copper-clad convention center in Las Colinas. Marking the innovative future of meetings and events, the new Irving Convention Center is equipped with nearly 100,000 square feet of meeting and exhibit space.
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Free Heritage House and Mary's Playhouse Tours
(Approx. 16.6 miles)
Free tours - Heritage House and Mary's Playhouse The Heritage House will be open for tours on Sunday, August 5, from 3pm-5pm with docent led tours at 3pm and 4pm. On display will be wedding gowns spanning several decades. The Heritage House is located at 303 South O’Connor and was built in 1912.
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Gondola Adventures, Inc.
(Approx. 16.8 miles) Top Attraction!
The only Gondola operator in Texas, offering cruises on Lake Carolyn and through the Mandalay Canals. Gondola Adventures Irving branch is a first-class gondola experience offering cruises on Lake Carolyn and through the Mandalay Canals.
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