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Who's been,where to eat,what to do?
My sister lives there and her husband is from Austin so they know some sites. We are hitting cowboys stadium one day and not sure what else they have lined up.
Keep in mind going with an 8 month old.
My sister lives there and her husband is from Austin so they know some sites. We are hitting cowboys stadium one day and not sure what else they have lined up.
Keep in mind going with an 8 month old.
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Gotta get a video of Baby Cal army crawling on the star at midfield!!!
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And make sure it's in widescreen effect. 

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I already planned on him doing the Terrell Owens look to the sky move on the starshel311 wrote:Gotta get a video of Baby Cal army crawling on the star at midfield!!!

Great minds I tell ya
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Top 10 Things to Do With Kids in Dallas/Fort Worth
The Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, often referred to as simply The Metroplex, is a gleaming business mecca that may not, at first, seem very kid-friendly. Look beyond the shiny skyscrapers and endless freeways, however, and you’ll find lots of engaging adventures for the wee ones.
1. Zero Gravity Thrill Park
For families that enjoy falling from high places, the Zero Gravity Thrill Park will provide an unforgettable adrenaline rush. You can bungee-jump and drop seven stories. Or you could opt for Nothing but Net, which can’t really be described as a ride -- they simply drop you 16 stories into a large net. The other attractions -- Skycoaster, Blastoff and Skyscraper -- are all equally harrowing. Read more about Zero Gravity Thrill Park.
2. Dallas World Aquarium
The Dallas World Aquarium has expanded from its fishy origins to become an indoor zoo, complete with a rain forest habitat full of monkeys and birds. Daily feedings of otters, penguins and sharks are always a big hit with the kiddos. This is an excellent place to take squirmy little ones during bad weather. Read more about Dallas World Aquarium.
3. Dallas Zoo
Founded in 1888, the Dallas Zoo is the largest in Texas, covering 95 acres. You may not be able to see it all in one day, but don’t miss the Giants of the Savanna area. On an elevated deck, you can feed lettuce to giraffes. In the Serengetti Grill, you can eat right next to a large window that offers an up-close view of lions. The area near the window is cooled to encourage lion lounging. In the kid’s zoo, children can watch mole-rats crawl through burrows, and then they can crawl through their own kid-sized tunnels. There are also pony rides available and an area where overheated kids can splash through a creek. Read more about Dallas Zoo.
4. Medieval Times
There are no utensils at this 11th century-themed dinner theater. What could be more fun for a kid than eating with his hands? Add real horses, damsels in distress, jousting knights and melodrama, and you’ve got a raucous experience most children will love. A four-course banquet is served during the two-hour show. Read more about Medieval Times.
5. White Rock Lake Park
Let the kids burn off some steam on the nine-mile hike-and-bike trail while you enjoy watching the ducks and sailboats on the lake. If you’re lucky, you may spot a flock of green monk parakeets or a red fox. The 1,088-acre lake is also brimming with fish, including bass, crappie and catfish. Sunset Bay on the eastern shore is a prime spot for picnics or watching the sunset. Read more about White Rock Lake Park.
6. McKinney Avenue Trolley
Restored antique trolleys offer free rides around the historic Uptown area. Hop on at the Cityplace train station. There are plenty of fun stops along the way, including sidewalk cafes, the Dallas Museum of Art, antique stores and art galleries. Drivers are well-versed in Dallas lore and will keep the children entertained. Read more about McKinney Avenue Trolley.
7. Museum of Nature & Science
Young children will enjoy the interactive exhibits, where they can milk a fake cow or dig for dinosaur bones in a sand box. In the IMAX theater, the 79-foot dome-shaped screen delivers an immersive experience with state-of-the-art sound. Need more stimulation? Try the Electric Theater, where kids can be part of the show as performers demonstrate how electricity and magnetism work. Read more about Museum of Nature & Science.
8. Six Flags Over Texas
Located halfway between Dallas and Fort Worth in Arlington, the Six Flags theme park has enough variety to satisfy teens and toddlers alike. For fearless types, who are over 48 inches tall, the Titan roller coaster climbs 25 stories and achieves drop speeds of 85 mph. The whole family can participate in the Roaring Rapids ride, which is basically a large, round bumper boat that splashes through man-made whitewater. For a mellow ride with a great view, head to the Cloud Bouncer, where you slowly spin as you climb higher and higher in the basket of a pretend hot-air balloon. Read more about Six Flags Over Texas.
9. Fort Worth Stockyards
From 1866 to 1890, more than 4 million cattle were driven through Fort Worth, on their way to points further north. In 1876, the railroad arrived, and Fort Worth became a major shipping hub for cattle sent by rail. The Fort Worth Stockyards were built to support this booming industry, and restaurants, bars and hotels sprang up around the stockyards. Today, it’s a National Historic District and entertainment complex. There are still daily cattle drives, but they’re just for fun. Every Friday and Saturday night, there’s a rodeo, complete with bull riding, roping and barrel racing. Read more about Fort Worth Stockyards.
10. Log Cabin Village
Located next to the Fort Worth Zoo, this living history museum allows kids to take a peek at life in the mid-1800s in Texas. Costumed historical interpreters make candles, work in the blacksmith shop and tend an herb garden. Each of the seven cabins includes authentic pieces from the era. The log smokehouse, with sausage hanging from the rafters, demonstrates how meat was prepared before refrigeration. Even if you’re not a history buff, you can take a relaxing stroll through the beautifully wooded grounds. Read more about Log Cabin Village.
The Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, often referred to as simply The Metroplex, is a gleaming business mecca that may not, at first, seem very kid-friendly. Look beyond the shiny skyscrapers and endless freeways, however, and you’ll find lots of engaging adventures for the wee ones.
1. Zero Gravity Thrill Park
For families that enjoy falling from high places, the Zero Gravity Thrill Park will provide an unforgettable adrenaline rush. You can bungee-jump and drop seven stories. Or you could opt for Nothing but Net, which can’t really be described as a ride -- they simply drop you 16 stories into a large net. The other attractions -- Skycoaster, Blastoff and Skyscraper -- are all equally harrowing. Read more about Zero Gravity Thrill Park.
2. Dallas World Aquarium
The Dallas World Aquarium has expanded from its fishy origins to become an indoor zoo, complete with a rain forest habitat full of monkeys and birds. Daily feedings of otters, penguins and sharks are always a big hit with the kiddos. This is an excellent place to take squirmy little ones during bad weather. Read more about Dallas World Aquarium.
3. Dallas Zoo
Founded in 1888, the Dallas Zoo is the largest in Texas, covering 95 acres. You may not be able to see it all in one day, but don’t miss the Giants of the Savanna area. On an elevated deck, you can feed lettuce to giraffes. In the Serengetti Grill, you can eat right next to a large window that offers an up-close view of lions. The area near the window is cooled to encourage lion lounging. In the kid’s zoo, children can watch mole-rats crawl through burrows, and then they can crawl through their own kid-sized tunnels. There are also pony rides available and an area where overheated kids can splash through a creek. Read more about Dallas Zoo.
4. Medieval Times
There are no utensils at this 11th century-themed dinner theater. What could be more fun for a kid than eating with his hands? Add real horses, damsels in distress, jousting knights and melodrama, and you’ve got a raucous experience most children will love. A four-course banquet is served during the two-hour show. Read more about Medieval Times.
5. White Rock Lake Park
Let the kids burn off some steam on the nine-mile hike-and-bike trail while you enjoy watching the ducks and sailboats on the lake. If you’re lucky, you may spot a flock of green monk parakeets or a red fox. The 1,088-acre lake is also brimming with fish, including bass, crappie and catfish. Sunset Bay on the eastern shore is a prime spot for picnics or watching the sunset. Read more about White Rock Lake Park.
6. McKinney Avenue Trolley
Restored antique trolleys offer free rides around the historic Uptown area. Hop on at the Cityplace train station. There are plenty of fun stops along the way, including sidewalk cafes, the Dallas Museum of Art, antique stores and art galleries. Drivers are well-versed in Dallas lore and will keep the children entertained. Read more about McKinney Avenue Trolley.
7. Museum of Nature & Science
Young children will enjoy the interactive exhibits, where they can milk a fake cow or dig for dinosaur bones in a sand box. In the IMAX theater, the 79-foot dome-shaped screen delivers an immersive experience with state-of-the-art sound. Need more stimulation? Try the Electric Theater, where kids can be part of the show as performers demonstrate how electricity and magnetism work. Read more about Museum of Nature & Science.
8. Six Flags Over Texas
Located halfway between Dallas and Fort Worth in Arlington, the Six Flags theme park has enough variety to satisfy teens and toddlers alike. For fearless types, who are over 48 inches tall, the Titan roller coaster climbs 25 stories and achieves drop speeds of 85 mph. The whole family can participate in the Roaring Rapids ride, which is basically a large, round bumper boat that splashes through man-made whitewater. For a mellow ride with a great view, head to the Cloud Bouncer, where you slowly spin as you climb higher and higher in the basket of a pretend hot-air balloon. Read more about Six Flags Over Texas.
9. Fort Worth Stockyards
From 1866 to 1890, more than 4 million cattle were driven through Fort Worth, on their way to points further north. In 1876, the railroad arrived, and Fort Worth became a major shipping hub for cattle sent by rail. The Fort Worth Stockyards were built to support this booming industry, and restaurants, bars and hotels sprang up around the stockyards. Today, it’s a National Historic District and entertainment complex. There are still daily cattle drives, but they’re just for fun. Every Friday and Saturday night, there’s a rodeo, complete with bull riding, roping and barrel racing. Read more about Fort Worth Stockyards.
10. Log Cabin Village
Located next to the Fort Worth Zoo, this living history museum allows kids to take a peek at life in the mid-1800s in Texas. Costumed historical interpreters make candles, work in the blacksmith shop and tend an herb garden. Each of the seven cabins includes authentic pieces from the era. The log smokehouse, with sausage hanging from the rafters, demonstrates how meat was prepared before refrigeration. Even if you’re not a history buff, you can take a relaxing stroll through the beautifully wooded grounds. Read more about Log Cabin Village.
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You had me at aquarium
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Great lunch place to go is Rodeo Goat. Awesome burgers. Cool atmosphere. good beer selection. I went to the one in Ft Worth but I know there are 2-3 more in Dallas as well. Unique experience and delicious.
http://www.rodeogoat.com/
I had the Hot Bastard and added a fried egg and Goat Cheese. Was awesome. Right on par with the Vortex Burger I sent you to in Atlanta.
http://www.rodeogoat.com/
I had the Hot Bastard and added a fried egg and Goat Cheese. Was awesome. Right on par with the Vortex Burger I sent you to in Atlanta.
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Man the vortex was good eating.
I'll add this to the list. Not sure where they are taking me but breweries have been mentioned. You can take a baby to a brewery,right?
I'll add this to the list. Not sure where they are taking me but breweries have been mentioned. You can take a baby to a brewery,right?

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What's he have to do with dallas? 

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Cnasty wrote:What's he have to do with dallas?
He owns Dallas.
Too many windows open when posting.

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In that case add Deep Ellum brewery to the list. I tried their IPA On my last trip to Dallas and it was one of my top five favorite IPAs of all time. I'd love to check out the brewery next time I'm down there as well so you'll have to let me know how it is if you end up Taking a tour.Cnasty wrote:Man the vortex was good eating.
I'll add this to the list. Not sure where they are taking me but breweries have been mentioned. You can take a baby to a brewery,right?
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Are you talking to yourself? Or did I miss something here.ReignOnU wrote:Cnasty wrote:What's he have to do with dallas?
He owns Dallas.
Too many windows open when posting.
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I've confirmed we are going to a brewery called Rahr? Brother in law has 3 kegerators and always keep them on tap on at least one. I've personally never heard of it
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It's pretty popular down there. I've had the red and a stout believe. Personally I like darker stuff but its a good brewery.Cnasty wrote:I've confirmed we are going to a brewery called Rahr? Brother in law has 3 kegerators and always keep them on tap on at least one. I've personally never heard of it
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Not a dark fan at all. Like none.
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And here I thought you were my brother from another mother. I should of known better due to the height and hair.Cnasty wrote:Not a dark fan at all. Like none.

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Don't hurt my feelings!
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Here is a peace offering....Cnasty wrote:Don't hurt my feelings!
Another place to go tofor good BFast....
http://ophdfwtest.com/ I think there are 4 locations in the DFW area. Everything is made from scratch and delicious. There are better places to go but it would be more like a brunch to include mimosas and Bloody Mary's but this is more Cal friendly.
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They had those in Miami.
I love that place!
I love that place!