Things To Do
Stadiums, golf, a new theme park, soccer history, and serious indoor family stops.
The Star and Cowboys campus
The Dallas Cowboys headquarters district combines Ford Center, outdoor plazas, restaurants, shops, and campus tours. It is Frisco's easiest first-night walk because dinner and the sports setting share the same blocks.
Allow: 2–4 hours without an event; longer with a tour, game, or dinner.
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PGA Frisco
PGA Frisco spreads across a 600-acre golf campus with championship courses, the short course and putting green, resort grounds, golf shops, and 13 dining outlets. Non-golfers can use it for brunch, dinner, or an evening walk.
Allow: a meal and walk, a half-day lesson, or a full golf day.
Toyota Stadium and National Soccer Hall of Fame
Pair the Hall of Fame's U.S. soccer history and interactive exhibits with an FC Dallas match when schedules align. The museum sits at Toyota Stadium, so this is one coherent soccer outing rather than two drives.
Allow: about 1–2 hours for the museum, plus match time when ticketed.
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Universal Kids Resort
Universal's Frisco park is now open and designed for families with young children. Treat admission as the full headline day; use the official park site for current tickets, hours, attraction requirements, and operating updates.
Allow: most of a day, with a nearby hotel and uncomplicated dinner afterward.
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Stonebriar Centre
Stonebriar supplies a large indoor shopping, dining, and entertainment stop near a deep hotel cluster. It is useful on a hot or stormy half-day, but it should not displace the stadium, golf, or park experience that brought you to Frisco.
Allow: 2–3 hours for shopping, a meal, and one entertainment stop.
KidZania Dallas
Inside Stonebriar, KidZania is a 100,000-square-foot child-sized city where kids role-play more than 50 careers. It works as a substantial indoor family outing, not a quick arcade stop between two larger attractions.
Allow: roughly half a day; check current sessions and age guidance before arrival.
Bookable experiences
Indoor tickets for a family half-day
Reserve KidZania, indoor skydiving, or interactive games as a separate family block—not as filler after a full stadium or theme-park day.
KidZania Dallas Day Pass
An immersive indoor city where children role-play over 50 careers in a realistic environment.
Active Arena Dallas Interactive Indoor Gaming Experience
A 75-minute session featuring unique simulators and interactive games, including skiing and paragliding.
iFLY Dallas First Time Flyer Experience
Experience the thrill of indoor skydiving with a 1.5-hour session, including training and flight time.
Helpful gear for Frisco days
Plan the rest of your Frisco trip
Open the Frisco guide for the venue, hotel district, restaurant, airport, or indoor family stop you are comparing.
Frisco sports weekend
Build the trip around The Star, FC Dallas match timing, PGA Frisco, National Soccer Hall of Fame, and the sports-campus energy that makes Frisco distinct.
Universal Kids Resort planning
Plan one full day at the now-open Frisco park, then place KidZania, Stonebriar, the hotel pool, and airport travel in separate blocks.
Where to stay in Frisco
Choose between Cowboys-campus convenience, PGA resort lodging, Stonebriar family hotels, and tournament-friendly tollway chains.
Frisco restaurants
Plan meals by district: sports-campus nights, Legacy/Star-adjacent polish, casual family fallbacks, and a breakfast that keeps the day moving.
