Dallas Entertainment

Having made its debut in July of 2001, American Airlines Arena has quickly become the premier sports and entertainment complex in Dallas. Having won awards such as Best Sports Venue and Best New Concert Venue, there is entertainment for the whole family from Disney on Ice to WWE, sports and concerts.

The Dallas Jazz Orchestra has been the proclaimed “Jazz ambassadors of the world” for over 30 years entertaining generations with their big band sounds and jazz compositions. They have produced several albums that have aired on over 100 stations and continue to delight jazz lovers of all ages.

Dallas Symphony Orchestra - this world-class orchestra with musicians from around the globe began in 1900 with only 40 people. Enjoy a beautiful concert after dining at one of two restaurants: Opus with dishes that are tied to the performance or Allegro with its buffet of world cuisines.

Dallas Theatre - Helping to shape American theatre with their productions of new plays as well as classic and contemporary productions, The Dallas Theatre has wheelchair accessible seating, concessions, and “Pay as You Can” performances on Sunday evenings for exquisite entertainment on any budget.

Since the 1920s, Deep Ellum has been known as Dallas’ arts and entertainment district as well as being a mecca for jazz and blues music. By 1991 it became known as a popular nightspot and today houses five star restaurants, theatre and entertainment, shops carrying clothing, antiques and art and historical landmark lofts.

Hotel W. Ghostbar is
The latest creation of Michael Morton and Scott DeGraff, this rooftop lounge is an amazing 33 floors up offering spectacular views of downtown Dallas from the signature glass-floored ghost deck.

The Reunion Arena offers a newly remodeled, multi-purpose structure complete with concessions, guest relations booths, first aid and ATMs. Enjoy women’s basketball Division 1 championship games among the many events and conferences held here.

One of the most visible landmarks in Dallas, Reunion Tower at the Dallas Hyatt Regency is open for visitors to take the elevator up 55 floors to take in a stunning 360-degree view of the city.

SMU-Meadows School of the Arts produces over 400 events each year with the most highly regarded theatre program in the country. Visit their website to view their current brochure of events.

The Dallas Cowboys Stadium - with seating for 80,000 and up to 100,000 for major events like the 2011 Superbowl, this new stadium boast a retractable roof, Proshop, Dallas Cowboys Hall of Fame and large video screens on each side of the stadium. In addition, fans will go wild for the club seating with 15,000 premium seats including the field level Sideline Club where teams will run through on their way to the field.