Dallas Tourist Attraction Deals
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deal overSan Diego Zoo Safari Park
Park Admission with Africa Tram Safari...
Dallas
Like most families, San Diego's world-famous zoo has a wilder younger sister -- and she's located in Escondido. Meet some real animals at San Diego Zoo Safari Park:
• $22 ($44 value) for one park admission, including Africa Tram Safari
• Ticket can be used any day for an adult or child (some blackout dates apply)
• 3,500+ animals include elephants, gorillas, and, coming in July, lemurs"... this 'zoo of the future' will transport you to the African plains and other faraway landscapes." -Frommer's
Fiercely Fun
Roar with excitement as the open-air Africa Tram allows you to get even closer to these majestic animals as they roam around vast field exhibits closely resembling their natural habitats. You may see graceful gazelles stroll alongside you, massive rhinos mosey about, or a lion enjoying a nap in the sun. As you stroll through the rest of the park, be sure to catch the daily Cheetah Run, where you'll see the fastest land animal show off his speed. -
deal overGreat Wolf Lodge - Grapevine, TX
One-Night Stay and More
Dallas
There's a place in the Lone Star State where action and adventure await not just children, but the entire family. Embark on a trip to Great Wolf Lodge - Grapevine, TX, featuring an 80,000-square-foot indoor water park, a state-of-the-art arcade, and more. And it's all just 25 minutes from Dallas, meaning Mom and Dad have a metropolis full of fun close at hand, too.
Stay for one night in a themed Wolf Den Suite or KidKamp Suite that sleeps up to six guests, Sundays through Thursdays ($229) or Fridays ($249), and get six wristbands for the water park and six tickets to the Howlywood XD Theater, a motion-simulated thrill ride and the newest addition to the resort. Or, stay for one night in a KidCabin Suite that sleeps up to seven guests, Sundays through Thursdays ($229) or Fridays ($249), and get seven lunches in the water park and seven wristbands.
Larger families might want a one-night stay for up to eight guests in a Premium Loft, Majestic Bear, Grand Bear, or Grand Royal Bear Suite, Sundays through Thursdays ($259) or Fridays ($279), which comes with eight wristbands. Up to four guests can stay arrive on Sundays through Wednesdays and stay up two nights in a Luxury King Suite, including a late 2 p.m. checkout, one large two-topping pizza, salad, breadsticks, and two-liter soda ($339). Need a longer trip? Combine an unlimited number of vouchers to extend your stay.
Start by hitting the indoor water park, set at a tropical 84 degrees. Rides like the Howlin' Tornado and Coyote Cannon allow you to tube through tunnels and vortexes before plunging into massive pools. Pack the whole family into a raft for the River Canyon Run, a winding beast of a slide, or take a four-story plunge at Alberta Falls. Smack dab in the center of the water park lies Fort Mackenzie, a four-story treehouse set up with suspension bridges, cargo nets, spray stations, and water-slide escape routes.
You'll find a host of other attractions at Great Wolf Lodge: The interactive MagiQuest gives kids a magic wand to face off against goblins while searching for hidden treasure, while Scooops Kid Spa pampers kids with flavored manicures and other treatments.
And for the big kids—ahem, Mom and Dad—there's a world of fun to be had nearby: Bass Pro Shop Outdoor World is any fisherman's dream come true; Dallas Cowboys Stadium will be roaring with football fans; and a host of restaurants, from Big Buck Brewery & Steakhouse to Ferrari's Italian Villa, cater to more mature palates.
Return to a plush bed (adults will have a king- or queen-size bed) and a special kids' quarters, complete with their own TV. Wolf Den and KidKamp Suites come equipped with a large kiddie cave and tent, respectively.
Pack enough bark and bite for your entire brood with this Escape to Great Wolf Lodge—both you and the kids will have plenty to howl about.
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Great Wolf Lodge - Grapevine, TX
Dallas Water Park Resort
Dallas
There's a place in the Lone Star State where action and adventure await not just children, but the entire family. Embark on a trip to Great Wolf Lodge - Grapevine, TX, featuring an 80,000-square-foot indoor water park, a state-of-the-art arcade, and more. And it's all just 25 minutes from Dallas, meaning Mom and Dad have a metropolis full of fun close at hand, too.
Stay for one night in a themed Wolf Den Suite or KidKamp Suite that sleeps up to six guests, Sundays through Thursdays ($229) or Fridays ($249), and get six wristbands for the water park and six tickets to the Howlywood XD Theater, a motion-simulated thrill ride and the newest addition to the resort. Or, stay for one night in a KidCabin Suite that sleeps up to seven guests, Sundays through Thursdays ($229) or Fridays ($249), and get seven lunches in the water park and seven wristbands.
Larger families might want a one-night stay for up to eight guests in a Premium Loft, Majestic Bear, Grand Bear, or Grand Royal Bear Suite, Sundays through Thursdays ($259) or Fridays ($279), which comes with eight wristbands. Up to four guests can stay arrive on Sundays through Wednesdays and stay up two nights in a Luxury King Suite, including a late 2 p.m. checkout, one large two-topping pizza, salad, breadsticks, and two-liter soda ($339).
Start by hitting the indoor water park, set at a tropical 84 degrees. Rides like the Howlin' Tornado and Coyote Cannon allow you to tube through tunnels and vortexes before plunging into massive pools. Pack the whole family into a raft for the River Canyon Run, a winding beast of a slide, or take a four-story plunge at Alberta Falls. Smack dab in the center of the water park lies Fort Mackenzie, a four-story treehouse set up with suspension bridges, cargo nets, spray stations, and water-slide escape routes.
You'll find a host of other attractions at Great Wolf Lodge: The interactive MagiQuest gives kids a magic wand to face off against goblins while searching for hidden treasure, while Scooops Kid Spa pampers kids with flavored manicures and other treatments.
And for the big kids—ahem, Mom and Dad—there's a world of fun to be had nearby: Bass Pro Shop Outdoor World is any fisherman's dream come true; Dallas Cowboys Stadium will be roaring with football fans; and a host of restaurants, from Big Buck Brewery & Steakhouse to Ferrari's Italian Villa, cater to more mature palates.
Return to a plush bed (adults will have a king- or queen-size bed) and a special kids' quarters, complete with their own TV. Wolf Den and KidKamp Suites come equipped with a large kiddie cave and tent, respectively.
Pack enough bark and bite for your entire brood with this Escape to Great Wolf Lodge—both you and the kids will have plenty to howl about.
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Tomato Battle
Dallas Tomato Battle: Admission
Dallas
Tomato, tomahto, potato, potahto -- there's no need to call the whole thing off just because you can't agree. Instead, duke it out in a good old-fashioned food fight at Dallas's famous Tomato Battle. With today's deal, you can make it rain ketchup by paying $25 ($51 value) for a ticket to this May 26 event that will have you seeing red (in a good way). You'll enjoy live music and, of course, plenty of tomato throwing. Leave the nice clothes at home, tie on some shoes with good tread, and get your throwing arm ready to do some damage. No matter how you say it, we can all agree this tomato-tossing throwdown is not to be missed.
Want more? Check out Tomato Battle on Facebook.
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She & Him at Verizon Theatre at Gr...
She & Him: Ticket Package
Dallas
Featuring Zooey Deschanel and M. Ward, indie-pop duo She & Him is one of the genre's most popular acts. Now, you'll catch the group live in concert at Verizon Theatre at Grand Prairie on Saturday, June 15 with this offer. Touring in support of a brand-new album, Volume 3,the band will bring its infection energy and twinkling sound to town for one night only as they run through beloved songs from the back catalog as well as soon-to-be fan favorites.
$69 for a ticket package, including:
• One 200-Level Ticket
• One Mazda Club Pass
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Cara Mía Theatre Co.
"The Dreamers: A Bloodline": Tickets...
Dallas
Based on a year and a half of extensive research and interviews with immigrants living in the Dallas-Fort Worth region, the talented artists and writers at Cara Mía Theatre Co. wrote "The Dreamers: A Bloodline." This brand-new work is part one in a trilogy of plays centered around immigration, and is premiering at the Latino Cultural Center. With this deal, see the dramatic story of three El Salvadorian women struggling to reach the United States by way of Mexico in order to help their families.
Choose from the following offers:
• Pay $8 ($16 value) for one General Admission ticket
• Pay $15 ($32 value) for two General Admission tickets
