FIFA & MLB Weekends in Dallas

Where Fans Gather in Dallas

• HERO(Victory Park)

  The closest hangout to the American Airlines Center, offering a massive space with indoor/outdoor seating, arcade games, and a large drink menu. It's ideal for pre-game and post-game activities and...

  Order: Large format drinks are highlighted, along with a diverse dining menu.

• Happiest Hour(Victory Park)

  A top-notch viewing experience with over 40 big-screen TVs, known for hosting Dallas Mavericks watch parties. It features a rooftop, a massive beer garden, over 50 beers on tap, and "Texas-sized"...

  Order: Frozé, Nacho Tower, Ferris Wheel of Wings, chicken wings, pulled pork sliders, and loaded cheddar fries.

• Christies Sports Bar(Upper Greenville Avenue)

  An essential sports bar in Dallas with an astounding screen setup, including 69 high-definition televisions and a 120-inch projector screen. It spans three floors with 60 TVs and a rooftop, offering...

• Milo's Butterfingers(University Park)

  A true Dallas institution since 1971, offering a no-frills, dive bar atmosphere. It features spacious indoor areas, a huge outdoor patio, over 15 large HD screens, and is ideal for catching college...

  Order: Famous cheese fries, beef nachos, tavern-style pizza, and daily drink specials.

How much does a Dallas FIFA + MLB weekend cost?

Based on SportCation Index data, the median ticket cost across a prime weekend is around $368, and hotels near the venues run about $155 per night. Budget roughly $678 total for tickets plus two nights.