Why the Buc-ee’s World Cup shuttle is the only transit that matters
Here’s a guide on how to catch a shuttle to Buc-ee’s, and an explainer on why we’re running public transit to a cult-favorite gas station.
Here’s a guide on how to catch a shuttle to Buc-ee’s, and an explainer on why we’re running public transit to a cult-favorite gas station.
Dallas missed the mark with homeless response ahead of the 1994 World Cup. This year will be different, advocates vow
Our picks for some of the best pages to get lost in by the pool this summer.
A new app bills itself as the Airbnb for stadium parking, and the FIFA World Cup is Arlington’s chance to cash in.
Very little has remained the same since the last time the biggest sporting event in the world came to town.
Welcome to the wild west where we’re all confused about the complicated situationship Americans have with tipping. Here are six rules for World Cup travelers.
The global soccer universe is full of bright stars outside of Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo.
Know Fernet? It’s the national drink of Argentina and there’s about to be a tidal wave of it in Dallas County.
Even with an influx of travelers from around the world, rules are rules, so says the TABC. Noted.
When the roster was leaked over the weekend, a player with Dallas connections stood out as perhaps the biggest American World Cup snub.
We all just want to make our World Cup party plans, right? Here’s the real deal on what to expect.
The life-sized whale mural was painted in 1999 as the 82nd installation of a nationwide campaign for marine conservation.
Dallas has received over $50 million in federal grant funding for public safety initiatives ahead of the summer tournament.
Dallas artist Angel Faz brings bold protest art to a national campaign pushing for safe, welcoming World Cup spaces free from fear and intimidation.
Between Commerce Street construction and the seasonal summer blues, Deep Ellum staples like Will Call and Dusty’s are looking to FIFA fans to turn the tide.
We’re not in 1994 anymore, or 2009 for that matter. Parking at the World Cup could cost nearly as much as tickets to a match.
Train tickets to New Jersey’s MetLife Stadium may cost more than $100 during the games, significantly more than the regular fare.
A short trip down the road could save you hundreds of dollars.
Soccer’s greatest-ever player could be soon playing two North Texas matches during what is likely his last World Cup.
Locals might be in for a shock this summer when dinner out or delivery suddenly costs more.
Fans heading to Arlington today for Opening Day have several new options for places to dine before or after the game.
After defeating Poland in the play-in, Sweden will play Japan on June 25 at Dallas Stadium (Sorry, Arlington).