Visting Dallas-Fort Worth during Spring Break? Here’s a list of things to do

DALLAS — Spring break in North Texas is an exciting opportunity to explore the vibrant culture, arts, sports and entertainment the metroplex has to offer. Whether you’re seeking thrills, relaxation, or a little bit of both, there’s something for everyone this season.

Bluebonnets, the beloved flower of Texas, are something everyone loves. Bluebonnet season is typically late March through early April. Check out our interactive map here for great spots to take pictures with the iconic spectacle across Dallas-Fort Worth.

For those looking to immerse themselves in art and culture, the Arlington Museum of Art offers a world-class collection, from ancient artifacts to contemporary works. Visitors can view the authentic wardrobe pieces from the movie “Wicked.” The exhibition currently on display features Glinda’s iconic bubble gown worn by Ariana Grande, Elphaba’s Defying Gravity dress as worn by Cynthia Erivo and costumes for several supporting characters including Boq, Prince Fiyero, NessaRose and the Wizomania narrator.

Joe T. Garcia’s, Fort Worth’s famed 88-year-old Tex-Mex restaurant, is known for its sprawling garden oasis of a patio and is the place to see and be seen. Joe T’s has routinely hosted celebrities , including Tanya Tucker, Lainey Wilson and Miranda Lambert. If you have time, be sure to catch the famous cattle drive nearby, which takes place twice a day at the Fort Worth Stockyards.

The 5.4-acre park has become an essential part of the city’s DNA. As thousands begin Spring Break in Dallas, Klyde Warren Park has made it easier for visitors and locals to discover the city with its Information Kiosk. Whether in town for Spring Break or a weekend getaway, visitors can stop by for insider tips, exclusive discounts, and everything they need to easily explore Dallas. 

Ranked among the best zoos in the country, the Fort Worth Zoo offers a unique experience for animal lovers alike. From its most popular African Savanna exhibit to the captivating Raptor Canyon, it’s a fun and educational destination. Spring is the perfect time to visit, as the weather is mild and many animals are especially active.

If you’re a sports fan, head over to the American Airlines Center to catch an NBA game featuring the Dallas Mavericks or an NHL match with the Dallas Stars. Although the Mavs’ injury list keeps growing, the energy of a live sports event is the perfect way to spend a day with friends or family during your break.

For a more active adventure, rent a kayak or paddleboard at White Rock Lake. A day out at the lake is perfect for soaking in the spring sun while enjoying the lake’s tranquility.

Spring to the top this spring break and capture breathtaking views from atop Dallas’ most iconic landmark! The Reunion Tower GeO-Deck is hosting daily family-friendly activities. Guests will experience bringing science to life, magic shows, a bubblepalooza, Crayola experience and more. 

Whether you’re in the mood for outdoor exploration or cultural immersion, Dallas-Fort Worth has no shortage of exciting activities this spring break!