This is the front door to Fair Park and the ideal way to get there, especially during the State Fair. The station opened in 2009 with art deco features to match the rest of the park.
It sits on the original site of the State Fair Stadium, which was built entirely from wood in 1921. It is famous for the Red River Shootout, a football showdown between OU & UT Austin.
Buy a Fletcher's Corny Dog, drink a beer and enjoy the best and largest state fair in the nation.
Most cool and historic place to chill at the State Fair and most Beautiful artwork!
I love this venue for bigger concerts! It's a lot of fun if the weather is nice!
Get free same day admission to the State Fair if you see a Broadway show at Fair Park. 2 for the price of 1 :)
Visit the planetarium shows, where you can learn about the Texas night sky and explore the Wonders of the Universe, peering deep into space through the eyes of the orbiting Hubble Space Telescope. Read more.
Check out the "dancing waters" show set to music as well as the striking David Newton replicas of Lawrence Tenney Stevens's 1936 sculptures, "The Tenor" and "The Contralto."
Check out the Butterfly Gardens - especially if you have kids. Go on a sunny day so they are more active. Its hot and humid inside - always
The food is amazing and 1/2 price on Wednesday; make sure you go with patience as it gets crowded.Try the jalapeno soup and the infused liquors!
Home to one of the largest displays of African-American folk art and historic materials in the Southwest, this museum is built in the shape of a cross.
favorite bar in dallas. always have friends to hang with, always a smiling face to see
All Dallas firefighters are represented here with their rookie class picture. Find friends, relatives, or acquaintances while they were in Recruit school and compare them to how you remember them now.
Built for the 1936 Centennial Exposition, the Magnolia Lounge was the first example of European Modernism in Texas.
This is your hike and bike path to Fair Park from the White Rock-Garland Rd-Hollywood Heights Area.
See the stars while you can; the planetarium is scheduled to close permanently after the 2012 State Fair.
Check out Assassination City Roller Derby, Dallas' only women's flat track roller derby league! BYOB.
Formerly the Federal Building, it was designed by George Dahl for the 1936 Centennial Fair.
Surprisingly affordable for a restaurant amongst a bunch of museums. The ambiance is a little lacking, though.
Beginning May 1, 2011 Seven days a week (weather permitting) 11 a.m. until 5 p.m.http://www.fairpark.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=372
Site of the former FORD building at the 1936 Centennial Fair. There are efforts to rebuild it. Read more.
