Dallas Charter Bus
Dallas Charter Bus
So, you're thinking about seeing Dallas in a charter bus? You're on the right track! Dallas is chock o' block full of fun things to do.
For starters, check out the great shopping that Dallas has to offer your charter bus group. West End Market Place was a dilapidated group of warehouses until they were bought and refurbished into a really hip group of shops. The market place features hundreds of shops, live music in the streets, and all kinds of people watching for your charter bus gang.
For a great collection of art, charter a bus stop by the Trammell and Margaret Crow Collection. There is a great collection of fine art for your group to see.
If your charter bus gang is visiting Dallas on a Saturday, there's a real treat in store for you at Old City Village. Costumed interpreters role play and live life as it was in the area during the turn of the century.
Dallas has an entire street devoted to restaurants, take your charter bus over to Greenville Avenue and you can have some fun checking out many of the bars and restaurants.
For some other cuisine ideas, take your charter bus gang to Three Forks, Texas de Brazil with their South American fare, and Baby Does Matchless Mine which has big portions and say, "Hello" to the resident Donkeys on your way in.
Dallas is a great place to visit with your group and there's not a better way to see "Big D" than on a charter bus tour!
So, you're thinking about seeing Dallas in a charter bus? You're on the right track! Dallas is chock o' block full of fun things to do.
For starters, check out the great shopping that Dallas has to offer your charter bus group. West End Market Place was a dilapidated group of warehouses until they were bought and refurbished into a really hip group of shops. The market place features hundreds of shops, live music in the streets, and all kinds of people watching for your charter bus gang.
For a great collection of art, charter a bus stop by the Trammell and Margaret Crow Collection. There is a great collection of fine art for your group to see.
If your charter bus gang is visiting Dallas on a Saturday, there's a real treat in store for you at Old City Village. Costumed interpreters role play and live life as it was in the area during the turn of the century.
Dallas has an entire street devoted to restaurants, take your charter bus over to Greenville Avenue and you can have some fun checking out many of the bars and restaurants.
For some other cuisine ideas, take your charter bus gang to Three Forks, Texas de Brazil with their South American fare, and Baby Does Matchless Mine which has big portions and say, "Hello" to the resident Donkeys on your way in.
Dallas is a great place to visit with your group and there's not a better way to see "Big D" than on a charter bus tour!
