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Dallas
Newest Review: ... at the court house is cheaper at seven dollars.(1996 prices). The twin city of Dallas Fort Worth has a rather excellent Six Flags magic mountain roller coaster park for a good $30 each. And theres some great steak bars where you can eat half a cow for about a fiver. For the more adventurous, you can book torna do ... more  ... storm chasing trips for a lot of bucks if your flush, as Dallas is right in the middle of Tornado alley from March to late June. We saw one from the Greyhound bus window, even from ten or so miles away it looked amazing. Transport in and out is pret...more |
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by - written on 17/04/01
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Dallas Texas is essentially a boring big city oil metropolis that has little to offer other than the JFK experience. This is essentially true to be honest, although it’s worth going if just for that. The stunning metallic and glass forests of skyscrapers are an altogether American experience to. You may remember the sun glinting of them in the soap way back when. If you’re a real saddo you can visit South Fork, the Emmerdale farm of Texas, apparently it gets similar tourist numbers as Graceland.Worrying really don’t you think. The countryside around here is just as baron as some of those brains sheltering under those silly ten-gallon hats ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/11/00
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If you doing an across America trip like I did then its well worth penciling a day in Dallas as you roll through the endless baron oil fields and cow country. The Texas oil capitol has a spectacular skyline of shimmering glass scrapers and towering thunderheads. The JFK experience is the obvious reason to be here although there a few couch walleyes that seek out The South Fork ranch from the 80s soap. Actually standing close to the spot where the most admired US president was gunned down is quite an eye opener as the actual shot is quite short and you get the feeling he couldn’t really miss and the legend perhaps grew from Americas suffocating paranoia of the ... Read the complete review
Dallas: Deep In The Heart Of Texas (121 words)
by - written on 16/07/00 (Somewhat useful, 32 readings)
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I visited Dallas in November 1997, as my uncle and auntie live there. It's a brilliant city, a traditional, American city with an amazing downtown with millions of incredibly tall skyscrapers, which look incredible both in the heat of the day and at night. One of the best attractions in Dallas is the 5th Floor Museum. This is the exact site from where the US President John Fitzgerald Kennedy was assassinated. It is fascinating finding out all about his history and how it happened. There are loads of great places to eat in Dallas, and so many great attractions such as the Gallaria shopping mall, which has an ice rink in the centre which is lit up to stunning ... Read the complete review
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