October 25-30, 1998	Dallas, Texas

A Night on the Town-Dallas Style!

• Enjoy a sightseeing tour of Dallas, and take in the sights that make Dallas a world class city! From one of the most recognizable skylines in country, to some of the sights that only Dallas can boast of having. The tour will conclude in Dallas' West End Historic District. Admission to Dallas Alley is included in the tour. Dinner is on your own at one of the West End's many restaurants. Tour Price: $16.00 USD.

• Mustangs of Las Collinas: Located in Williams Square, Nine larger-than-life, bronze Mustangs run and splash their way across a granite stream and waterfall.

• Reunion Tower: 50-Story tower with Observation deck, cocktail lounge and restaurant

• City Hall: Designed by I.M. Pei; this inverted wedge shaped building contains a beautifully landscaped plaza, which is home to Henry Moore's largest bronze sculpture.

• Pioneer Plaza: Located in between Dallas City Hall and the Dallas Convention Center are 50 bronze Steers and their cowboy escorts meandering (or stampeding) down through a waterfall and downtown.

• The Art's District: Home to the Dallas Museum of Art, the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center (also designed by I.M. Pei); Belo Mansion

• Trammell Crow Sculpture Garden: Across the street from the Dallas Museum of Art contains more than 20 statues from the French Masters. Set peacefully in cascading waters and garden

• Fair Park: resplendent with cobbled walk-ways, flowing fountains, lovely esplanades and the largest collection of 1930s art-deco architecture in the U.S. This 277-acre park is open year round and is home to the State Fair of Texas, and a variety of Museums, including, but not limited to:
  • African American Museum
  • Horticulture Center
  • Hall of State: Centerpiece of the 1936 Texas Centennial and one of America's finest examples of Art Deco Architecture.

• Fountain Place: Downtown water garden with 172 "bubbler fountains." The central court fountain has 360 fountain heads. Set at the base of a spectacular prism shaped tower, which is the work of I.M. Pei.

• Thanks-Giving Square: unique interfaith chapel, museum, meditation garden, bells and fountains

• Deep Ellum: Former industrial neighborhood now home to a variety of cutting edge and avant-garde creative and artistic talent. Daytime sports a quite residential neighborhood, as most of the buildings contain loft style apartments. However, at night, the streets come alive with restaurants, clubs, and nightspots, and the music never stops-from Jazz to Heavy Metal.

• The tour will also include portions of the famed drive President John F. Kennedy took that fateful day in November 1963, including: ·
  • Dealy Plaza: Small park located at Dallas' triple underpass
  • The Texas School Book Depository: home to the Sixth Floor Museum, and educational exhibition on the life, death and legacy of President John F. Kennedy
  • John F. Kennedy Memorial: Starkly simple memorial is located at the Dallas County Historical Plaza behind Old Red Courthouse.

• Dallas' Historic West End District: What once were warehouses and an old candy and cracker factory has been transformed into one of Dallas' hottest nightspots. West End is filled with restaurants, bars, specialty and Dallas Alley. Housed in two renovated 19th Century Buildings, Dallas Alley is made up of nine nightclubs that ffer everything from the latest in Top 40 dance, rock to rhythm and blues to country.
  • 80 Plus Stores
  • City Golf: 18 Holes of Miniature Golf (4th Floor)
  • Movie Theatre (10 Screens)