Arlington

Texas · the United States

Arlington

In the destination Dallas and Fort Worth.

In the photo: Public building in downtown Arlington, Texas

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The city

What to expect from Arlington.

Arlington, Texas, lies between Dallas and Fort Worth and brings together the region’s large theme parks and stadiums: Six Flags Over Texas, the first park in the chain, the Six Flags Hurricane Harbor water park, AT&T Stadium, home of the Dallas Cowboys, and Globe Life Field, home of the Texas Rangers. Do not confuse it with Arlington, Virginia, near Washington.

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The local experience

What to see in Arlington

Six Flags Over Texas
Amusement park

Six Flags Over Texas

The first park in the Six Flags chain, opened in 1961 in Arlington, Texas, with roller coasters, themed areas and family attractions.

Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Arlington
Water park

Six Flags Hurricane Harbor Arlington

Six Flags water park in Arlington, Texas, with water slides, a wave pool and children’s areas, open in summer.

AT&T Stadium
Stadium

AT&T Stadium

Home of the Dallas Cowboys in Arlington, Texas, with a retractable roof and one of the world’s largest video boards; open for guided tours.

Globe Life Field
Stadium

Globe Life Field

Home of the Texas Rangers baseball team in Arlington, Texas, with a retractable roof, games from March to September, and guided tours.

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