Dallas is hosting 9 FIFA World Cup 2026 matches at AT&T Stadium — more than any other venue in the tournament. Whether you are in town for England vs Croatia, Argentina vs Austria, or the Semi-Final on July 14, there is plenty to explore in the Dallas-Fort Worth area beyond the football.
1. Fort Worth Stockyards
One of the most unique attractions in America, the Fort Worth Stockyards is a living piece of the Wild West. Twice daily cattle drives down Exchange Avenue, honky-tonk bars, rodeos, and authentic Texas BBQ make this a must-visit for World Cup fans. Just 30 minutes from AT&T Stadium. Book Fort Worth tours on Klook.
2. Six Flags Over Texas
Located right next to AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Six Flags Over Texas is one of the most thrilling theme parks in America. World-class roller coasters, live entertainment, and great food — perfect for a fun day before or after a World Cup match. Book Six Flags tickets on Klook.
3. Dallas BBQ Scene
Texas is synonymous with BBQ and Dallas-Fort Worth has some of the best in the world. Must-visit spots include Pecan Lodge in Deep Ellum, Cattleack Barbeque in North Dallas, and Heim Barbecue in Fort Worth. A Texas BBQ feast is the perfect pre-match meal for World Cup fans.
4. Deep Ellum
Dallas’s most vibrant neighborhood for live music, street art, craft cocktails, and world-class restaurants. Deep Ellum comes alive on match nights — expect World Cup watch parties, international fans, and incredible atmosphere throughout the neighborhood.
5. Perot Museum of Nature and Science
One of the best science museums in the United States, the Perot Museum in Downtown Dallas features fascinating exhibits on energy, technology, sports science, and the natural world. Perfect for families visiting Dallas for the World Cup.
6. AT&T Discovery District
Located in Downtown Dallas, the AT&T Discovery District features outdoor art installations, a massive media wall, dining and retail — and it’s free to visit. A great spot to soak up the World Cup atmosphere in central Dallas.
7. Dallas Arboretum
58 acres of stunning botanical gardens on the shores of White Rock Lake. The Dallas Arboretum is one of the most beautiful green spaces in Texas — perfect for a relaxing morning before an afternoon or evening match.
Getting to AT&T Stadium from Dallas
AT&T Stadium is in Arlington — about 20-30 minutes from Downtown Dallas. There is no direct rail connection so we recommend pre-booking your transfer. Book your AT&T Stadium transfer on Klook to lock in your price before surge pricing on match days.
Still need a hotel? Check our guide to the best hotels near AT&T Stadium.