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This ticket will give you the opportunity to get a unique panoramic view of Dallas from an indoor/outdoor observation deck at 470 feet in the air. At the GeO-Deck at Reunion Tower, you will find interactive touch-screen displays to get a closer look at the city's monuments and landmarks, plus zoom cameras to see from kilometres away. Your ticket will also include a digital photo that you will be able to share with friends and family.

At SEA LIFE Grapevine, you’ll explore an aquarium built around Texas’ only 360-degree Ocean Tunnel, where you can come face-to-fin with sharks and rescued sea turtles as they swim overhead. The attraction contains 260,000 gallons of aquatic habitats, giving you an up-close view of a wide range of marine life in one place. Along the way you’ll move through more than 10 exhibits, including the immersive Seahorse Temple and the colourful Mangrove Forest, which is filled with freshwater fish and turtles. Exhibits are arranged so you can watch different species in environments that reflect their natural homes. The experience is suitable for families and also offers opportunities to learn about marine animals, their habitats and rescue work behind rescued sea turtles.

You will join a guided small-group tour of Downtown Dallas aboard an electric Cruizer or an open-air van. The route takes you past the city’s most recognisable sites as well as corners that are sometimes overlooked, so you’ll get a broad picture of what downtown has to offer. Along the way you’ll see the JFK Memorial and Dealey Plaza, the striking Pegas sculptor and the large bronze figures at Pioneer Plaza. As you move through the city, the tour will take in civic and cultural landmarks such as Dallas City Hall, the First Baptist Church Fountain Plaza and the Arts District. You’ll pass Klyde Warren Park and the American Airlines Center, and visit local favourites like the Farmers Market and the Giant Eye. Your guide will point out highlights and provide local context, so you’ll learn about the different places and how they fit into Dallas’s downtown scene. This experience offers a clear, easy way to see a wide range of Dallas sights in one outing.

This guided tour explores the most significant sites connected to the JFK assassination, offered by a company recognised among the very best in the travel industry. The provider has been named a Tripadvisor Travelers' Choice Best of the Best winner for two consecutive years — Tripadvisor's highest honour, given only to businesses that consistently earn outstanding traveller reviews and rank among the top 1% of attractions worldwide. The tour has also been recognised as one of the Top 25 Best Tours in the United States. You will travel in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle as a knowledgeable local guide takes you to the most famous JFK-related locations. Stops include the JFK Memorial, Dealey Plaza and the Grassy Knoll — the route travelled by the president — as well as Lee Harvey Oswald's rooming house. You will also visit E 10th St and South Patton, associated with Officer J. D. Tippit, and the Texas Theatre. Admission to the Sixth Floor Museum is included with this tour, so you can explore the museum’s exhibits as part of the experience.

You’ll explore the heart of downtown Dallas on a guided walking food tour that pairs bold frontier flavours with local history. The route includes 4–5 top-rated tasting locations where you’ll sample exotic Texan meats such as bison, deer, brisket and lengua. Stops range from smoky street eats to more refined bites, and each tasting is framed by stories about the city’s past and culinary traditions. As you move through the city, you’ll visit notable landmarks including Dealey Plaza, the site of the JFK assassination, and Underground Dallas, the hidden city beneath the streets. The Giant Eyeball offers a surreal photo stop, while the Historic West End District and Founders Plaza are packed with lesser-known history. You’ll also pass through the AT&T Discovery District to see the Golden Boy statue up close. The tour loops back to the starting point and is suited to tourists, food lovers and anyone curious about Texas flavours and history.

The JFK Assassination Highlight Walking Tour provides a compact, guided introduction to the events and locations connected with President Kennedy’s assassination. As you move through the route, an experienced guide—described as among the best in the business—will point out key sites, outline the main stories and context, and answer questions. The focus is on the highlights, so you’ll hear the essential facts and perspectives without a lengthy itinerary. This option is aimed at visitors with limited time who still want a high-quality, informative experience. Along the way you’ll gain a clearer sense of the people, places and moments that shaped the story, and benefit from commentary by guides who specialise in the subject. The tour keeps things concise while offering clear explanations and opportunities to engage with the material.

At Meow Wolf Grapevine’s The Real Unreal you'll explore an immersive, explorable art and entertainment wonderland located in the heart of the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex at Grapevine Mills. The exhibition brings together work from over 150 artists, so you will move through a variety of creative spaces and encounters. Meow Wolf isn't just a museum; you'll experience what the venue presents as a portal to new dimensions of creativity. As you move through the show, you'll encounter surprising visual and sensory moments designed to invite investigation and play. Along the way you will take in large-scale artistic environments, unexpected details and imaginative scenes that blend art and entertainment. The emphasis is on exploration, so you can follow your curiosity and spend time with the parts that interest you most.

Experience the history that brings visitors to Dallas. Explore the places and stories surrounding President John F. Kennedy’s assassination, including JFK Memorial Plaza, Dealey Plaza, the Grassy Knoll, X’s on Elm Street and the former Texas School Book Depository. Look toward the sixth-floor window associated with the official investigation as your guide puts November 22, 1963, into context, sharing what is known, what the official investigation concluded, and the conspiracy theories and questions that remain. Continue through the West End Historic District, with 8 custom Food Tours of America tastings at 3 restaurants—plenty for a meal, featuring Latin and Indian favorites and distinctly Texas bison and venison. Step inside Wild Bill’s Western Wear, housed in a historic former drugstore, see its original late-1800s bar, and discover where a scene from Taylor Sheridan’s Dutton Ranch was filmed—all while enjoying an included beer.

This walking ghost tour in Dallas will lead you through the city’s haunted past with an experienced local guide. As you move through the historic district, you’ll hear spine-chilling tales of spirits said to linger in some of the city’s most iconic buildings. The guide will share the history behind each story, linking tragedy and mystery to the places you pass. Covering a mile of haunted ground, the route includes stops at well-known sites such as La Quinta Inn & Suites, where past whispers are part of the lore, and the Dallas County Courthouse, where stories of justice and tragedy intersect. Along the way you’ll also visit the storied Old Red Museum and Dealey Pizza, a local favourite with its own ghostly twist. The walk blends history and local legend, so you’ll learn not just the eerie anecdotes but the historical context behind them, helping explain why Dallas is often named among the South’s more haunted cities.

The Museum of Illusions in Dallas’ West End is the city’s only Museum of Illusions and presents a permanent, artistic and educational attraction. It aims to give you a fun and unusual experience while explaining how visual tricks work. As a fixture in the West End, it combines entertainment with learning in a relaxed setting. As you move through the space, you will interact with specially designed rooms that create a variety of illusions. The exhibits include hands-on installations where you can experience the effects personally, plus unique photographs and holograms that you won’t find elsewhere. Along the way, explanations and displays will help you understand the science and psychology behind what you see, so the visit is both playful and informative. The layout encourages exploration and photo opportunities, making it easy to engage with each illusion at your own pace.

In Dallas, an Emmy Award‑winning investigative journalist and JFK researcher will guide an immersive walking and van tour that examines the events of November 22, 1963. The experience blends expert storytelling with exclusive multimedia and custom video presentations that set out the evidence and timeline in a clear, visual way. Along the way, you’ll hear research-based context and multimedia commentary designed to make the day’s sequence easier to follow. You’ll travel past the former Dallas Police Headquarters, where Jack Ruby shot Lee Harvey Oswald, and explore the sights of historic Dealey Plaza. The tour also stops at the Grassy Knoll so you can consider the key pieces of evidence and the questions people still debate. As you move through the locations, the guide will help separate fact from speculation and highlight the enduring mysteries that keep interest alive. The experience suits first-time visitors and long‑time JFK students who want an engaging, thought‑provoking look at the case.

At Active Arena you’ll find a variety of hands-on attractions designed to keep you active and entertained. You can try a skiing simulator, soar in a paragliding simulator and take your best shot against a robot goalie. Alongside those highlights, many more games and challenges are available, giving you chances to compete, test skills and stay moving the whole time. The experience suits couples, friends, teens and families looking for a lively outing. As you move through the activities, the aim at Active Arena is to inspire you to discover new passions and to leave with lasting memories of fun and challenge. The atmosphere is energetic and social, with options that appeal to different ages and interests.

This immersive JFK Assassination Tour, led by an Emmy Award‑winning investigative journalist and JFK researcher, goes beyond Dealey Plaza to the Oswald Rooming House Museum. The guide combines expert storytelling with exclusive multimedia presentations to explore the events of November 22, 1963 and the questions they still raise. You will walk through historic Dealey Plaza and stand at the location where President Kennedy was assassinated. As you move through the site, the guide will examine the evidence, describe eyewitness accounts and outline the enduring mysteries that surround the case. The experience then continues to the Oswald Rooming House Museum, where you may step inside the bedroom where Lee Harvey Oswald stayed and retrace his movements in the hours after the assassination. Whether you are new to the JFK case or a lifelong student, you will leave with a deeper understanding of the evidence, the controversies and one of modern history’s most debated events.

This two-part tour is aimed at history fans and guides you through the key sites connected to the 1963 assassination. On the first part, an experienced guide will act as your driver on a group tour as you see historical Dealey Plaza and The Sixth Floor. Along the way you will trace Lee Harvey Oswald’s movements on that fateful day and visit Oswald’s Rooming House, presented as it was in 1963. The route includes several stops for photographs and view points that relate to the events you’ll hear about. Your group tour concludes with the second part: admission to the Sixth Floor Museum, which is included. This gives you direct access to the museum following the guided portion, so you can continue exploring the sites and context surrounding the assassination.

In Fort Worth, where the West begins and cowboys meet culture, you will experience American western history and culture in a single outing. The tour moves between old and new, showing how frontier traditions sit alongside modern city life. You will see a live Texas Longhorn Cattle Drive and feel the atmosphere of a cowboy trading post as you explore. Along the way, giant skyscrapers will provide a striking contrast to the western scenes, highlighting the city’s mix of heritage and urban energy. The experience focuses on the sights and stories that define Fort Worth’s identity as the crossroads of cowboys and culture.

This CityPASS gives you one-time admission to your choice of four top Dallas attractions from a single ticket. You’ll pick any four from the Perot Museum of Nature and Science, Reunion Tower GeO-Deck, Dallas Zoo, George W. Bush Presidential Museum, Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum, and AT&T Stadium Tours. As you move between sites, you’ll explore a variety of experiences. The Perot Museum of Nature and Science focuses on natural history and science exhibits. Reunion Tower GeO-Deck offers panoramic views of the Dallas skyline. At the Dallas Zoo you’ll see animals and habitats across its grounds. The George W. Bush Presidential Museum presents exhibits related to the presidency and recent history. The Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum explores the Holocaust and themes of human rights. AT&T Stadium Tours take you behind the scenes at the stadium. The pass lets you combine different types of visits—museums, an observation deck, a zoo and a stadium tour—so you can tailor your time in Dallas to your interests.