17-acre park with 23 attractions, including the country’s longest uphill water roller coaster.
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Enjoy an ice-hockey game at the NYTEX Sports Centre in North Richland Hills. The Brahmas play in the North American Tier III hockey league.
All you could ever want to know about the history of American Airlines. Great for kids, as it includes hands-on, interactive exhibits.
formerly National Cowboys of Color Museum and Hall of Fame
Highlights the historical influence of non-White cowboys in Texas.
Tours open to the public of the money creation factory - see pallets of dollar bills created below your feet from a suspended walkway snaking through the facility. One of two in the nation (other in DC). Self-guided tour takes approximately 1 hour. Gift shop on site.
Warbirds on display in a hangar. If wanting to see some for free, you can just visit the outdoor space at the southern end of the Meacham Airport runway.
Just north of the downtown area is the historic Fort Worth Stockyards, where you'll find Texas style nightlife at bars like Billy Bob's plus the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame, the Stockyards Museum, John Wayne: An American Experience, The Fort Worth Longhorn Herd, and the Cowtown Cattle Pen Maze. The Stockyards are also home to a weekly rodeo. Held every Friday and Saturday evening, and billed as the "World's First Indoor Rodeo," it attracts competitors from around the country. The Stockyards is also home to Riscky's Barbeque, considered by locals to be the best barbeque in the area. One block away, Coopers Old Time Pit BBQ offers excellent fare at fair prices.