Skip the ticket lines at 4 of Dallas' most popular attractions with a CityPASS. Explore the city on your own schedule, visiting attractions in whatever order you like over 9 consecutive days. Combine 4 of the attractions listed below for a comprehensive exploration of the city.

Perot Museum of Nature and Science
Explore 5 floors and 11 permanent exhibit halls of natural history and science. Immerse yourself with an inspiring living science lesson. Race against a virtual T. rex, do battle in a remote-control robot arena, or watch a thrilling documentary in the cutting-edge 3-D theater.

Reunion Tower Geo-Deck
Take in panoramic views from atop of the Reunion Tower Geo-Deck. From 470 feet (143 m) up, enjoy bird's-eye views of lively Dallas during the day or at night. Try out high-definition zoom cameras, interactive touchscreens, and telescopes that let you see for miles in any direction.

Dallas Zoo
Visit Texas' largest zoo, with over 106 acres (43 ha) to explore. Take a safari tour where you can feed giraffes and watch elephants and other animals interact in a natural savanna setting. Plus, meet the only koalas in Texas.

Sixth Floor Museum
Learn about the life of President John F. Kennedy, his presidency, and his tragic death in Dallas. You have the opportunity to see historic television and radio broadcasts, films, photographs, and artifacts about his life and the aftermath of his assassination.

George W. Bush Presidential Library & Museum
Visit this state-of-the-art interactive museum that features unique insights into George W. Bush's presidential history.

Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Garden
Escape into an urban oasis that is located only minutes from downtown Dallas. See the manicured gardens, waterfalls, terraced walkways, and panoramic views over the parks.

Experience all the plummeting, free fall, and soaring sensations of skydiving without ever getting on a plane. This indoor skydiving experience puts you in a vertical wind tunnel, so you can float weightlessly in space for an unforgettable adrenaline rush in totally safe surroundings.

Arrive at iFLY and get geared up, stepping into your flight suit, strapping on your helmet, and adjusting your protective goggles to fit. An experienced and accredited instructor leads you in an introductory training session so you can get the most out of your adventure, and then it’s time to step into the flight chamber.

The instructor accompanies you inside so they can offer tips and pointers as you fly, and you’re lifted off your feet as the chamber fills with rushing wind. Hover above the ground, spin through the air, and feel the thrill before touching back down on solid ground, catching your breath, and doing it all over again.

Lean into a unique tour of Dallas’ famous sights and landmarks as you hop onto a nimble Segway and zoom off into the city. With an experienced guide leading the way, explore historic plazas, photograph beautiful parks, and listen to colorful anecdotes about the area’s fascinating past.

Start in the middle of downtown, where you meet your trip leader and get a quick lesson on basic Segway operation. When you’re comfortable with the controls, tighten your helmet and zoom off toward the shady trees and wide-open lawns of Dealey Plaza, the site of President John F. Kennedy’s tragic assassination.

Roll quietly through the plaza, spend a moment of reflection at the nearby JFK Memorial, and gaze at the façade of the Sixth Floor Museum, where artifacts and exhibits chronicle the fateful events of November 22, 1963.

Move on to the site of the former Dallas County Courthouse. Built in 1892, this eclectic edifice is now known as the Old Red Museum, named after the red sandstone used in its castle-like towers. Examples of more modern architecture are just a glide away at Victory Park, where high-end shops, restaurants, and gleaming glass buildings surround the American Airlines Center, home to the Dallas Mavericks.

Head past the Convention Center and admire the spiraling façade of the chapel in Thanksgiving Park before wrapping up your tour at Pioneer Plaza. Adorned with life-size statues of stampeding cattle and driving ranchers, the park’s incredible installations pay tribute to Texas’ cowboy past.

Set beautifully on a large reflecting pond, the 5 concrete and glass pavilions of The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth house one of the finest collections of post–World War II art in the country.

Situated in Fort Worth’s Cultural District, The Modern’s 5 modular, 2-story pavilions appear to float on the water. Discover more than 3,000 significant works of modern and contemporary art from around the world. Artists featured include Anselm Kiefer, Robert Motherwell, Pablo Picasso, Jackson Pollock, Gerhard Richter, Susan Rothenberg, Richard Serra, Andre Serrano, Cindy Sherman, and Andy Warhol.

The building, designed by Japanese architect Tadao Ando, is a masterpiece in itself. Take time to gaze into the reflecting pond as you enjoy lunch in Café Modern’s elliptical dining room or shop for gifts at The Modern Shop.

Ascend to the top of the Reunion Tower to witness a 360-degree view of Dallas in the fresh and exciting GeO-Deck. Interface with touch kiosks to discover the city's many landmarks, and then peer out through a telescope to identify the urban landscape from a startling vantage point.

Ride an elevator to the top of the Reunion Tower GeO-Deck, an observation deck that combines a 360-degree view of Dallas using both indoor and outdoor viewing areas, in concert with interactive touchscreens, called the Halo, to help you identify every point of interest. Discover hidden gems, historic landmarks, museums, and even parks using the touch screens, and then walk around the outside to hunt through the city's visual spectacle with one of the telescopes.

Capture amazing photos of Dallas, and get your photo taken and customized to feature a background of your choice. It's the perfect way to commemorate your visit to Reunion Tower—marveling at the view and also expanding your conception of Dallas.

Hear ye, hear ye. Make haste to the castle to indulge in a night of feasting, combat, and revelry. The knights and horses of Medieval Times are here to thrill you with acts of showmanship and bravery reminiscent of legends of old, while you dine on a 4-course meal worthy of a king's table.

The good King Don Carlos and his enchanting daughter, Princess Catalina, invite you to become part of their court for the evening. The pageantry of the knights is on full display as they thunder into the arena atop mighty steeds. Cheer as your knight engages in jousting and other manner of combat and the royal falconer thrills you with the feats of his magnificent birds of prey.

As the tale unfolds, you're presented with a banquet of savory fare to sate your appetite. Your meal includes select non-alcoholic beverages; or you may order from the full service bar before, during, and after the show. After dinner, be sure to browse the castle’s Hall of Arms to discover fascinating Medieval artifacts.

Sample Bill of Fare

• Oven-roasted chicken, garlic bread, tomato bisque soup, spare rib, and a castle pastry
• Hummus and warm pita bread, carrot and celery sticks, 3-bean stew with fire-roasted tomato and brown rice, and fresh fruit or Italian ice (based on availability)

Combine the historic site of John F. Kennedy's assassination with a foodie tour of Uptown Dallas. Relive the tragic day over 50 years after the fact with a local historian, before riding a sleek train to affluent Uptown Dallas for 3 separate restaurant tastings, plus dessert.

Meet your guide in historic West End, where you embark on a walking tour of the parade route John F. Kennedy was traveling on before he was assassinated. Take a moment to reflect the tragic event at the Memorial Plaza, before standing on the grassy knoll assassination site and seeing the "X" marking the point of contact. Look up at the schoolbook depository building where the sniper was perched.

Next, take a sleek light rail train to Uptown Dallas for a comprehensive food tour. Sit down to 3 separate tastings from local restaurants, plus dessert. Get introduced to the convenient walkability and the trendy and often casual eateries that make the neighborhood an exciting place to dine.