Just bought plane tix to Dallas

Check out downtown, you can take the DART buses around, go to the JFK memorial in the book repository, definitely check out Deep Ellum. Some good beer to be had there, and live music!

Not familiar with the Hotel but I have stayed at the Dallas Courtyard near the stadium and it's not luxury but it's decent and not expensive. Usually any nicer hotels I stay at for work are further away from the stadium.

I have not been there for a Giants game, but attended a preseason game there as part of a business function. Feels more like a Vegas hotel than a stadium in many ways.

If I remember correctly, it is not really all that close to Dallas proper.

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My son and I have done this the last 8 years
This year its either Chicago or Tampa

AT and T stadium is quite the experience
Enjoy

Touristy but gets you that "Texas" feel.

I stopped after kids but a fun way to see new cities. Never did Dallas though.

Bring the win home with you.

About 20 minutes from Dallas and 15 minutes from Fort Worth. Arlington has Six Flags and a water park near the stadium plus some restaurants. If your looking for nightlife stay either in Dallas or Fort Worth.
Dallas has Deep Ellen and Uptown and Fort Worth has Sundance Square. Excellent restaurants in both cities. Try Joe T Garcia’s for TexMex in FW and Pecan Lodge in Deep Ellis for heat BBQ.
The stadium atmosphere is like a big tent circus. Jerry Jones knows how to market the Cowboys.
Enjoy the road trip and here’s hoping the Giants win.

Sundance Sq area has many restaurants, bars, even a Improv Comedy Club (4 Day Weekend). Its also a short drive to the Stockyards, which is a section of town kept in the 1800's. It has bars, restaurants, a rodeo, etc. There is a bar called the White Elephant which has cowboy hats on the ceiling from the 1800's. There is also a Billy Bobs (think Urban Cowboy), which is a huge bar that has an electric bull ride, concerts, and other stuff

For awesome BBQ. Long Lines get their early.
Fort Worth also has some great museums and one of the best Zoo’s in the country. Where the West truly begins.Lot’s of cowboy hats and boots.
Have fun

and then ubering to the game. Both cities are about 30 minutes from the stadium. The stadium is in Arlington which is between Fort Worth and Dallas.

Both cities have a lot to do and good food in both cities. Not much to do in Arlington itself other than Six Flags and the stadium. If you do stay in Arlington could also see a Rangers game if they are in town that weekend. Will probably be hot though.

The stadium is really nice. There are usually a good amount of Giants fans there so it is not uncomfortable to wear your jersey. Traffic is pretty bad around the stadium so allow time coming and going.

Going to enjoy this one. Will talk to the son about what’s important to him. I’m all about good food and a Giants win. Leaning Fort Worth now. Thanks for all the feedback.

Have been there multiple times for work. Eat as much BBQ as you can when down there. If you’re a fan of Fast N’Loud go to the Gas Monkey Bar n Grill, its good.

Wife and I have talked about going there when we retire, but we’re 35 and there is just too many Cowboys fans.

I did Dallas in 2013. Everything was a great experience, except for the outcome of the game.

Thinking of checking out New England Patriots game this year.

even 10 years or so on, it's still a pretty amazing place and well worth your time.

that SOB Lee Oswald killed JFK.

Still get chills standing there where American history changed on a dime.

It's living history ...and you can draw your own conclusions on conspiracy theories and the grassy knoll. Nearly 60 years later it still hits home.