Frisco Texas Attractions

Sports:      The minor league AA Frisco RoughRiders and their Prairie dog Mascot, Deuce, are arguably the most popular sports team to call Frisco home, but they are most certainly not the only sporting event in town.  Hockey your sport of choice?  Come see the Texas Tornadoes at the Dr. Pepper Star Center. Major League Soccer even made the move north; FC Dallas takes the field at Pizza Hut Park. They say football is king in Texas, and Frisco has indoor football too. Frisco Thunder, a part of the intense football league, made their entrance in the spring of 2007.  

Shopping:     Good shopping is something we’ve come to expect in the Dallas Metroplex and Frisco does not disappoint. The fun begins at the northeast corner of the tollway and 121 where you can’t miss the big blue Ikea. The Swedish home furnishing store is a quite a hit in North Texas. Just down the street is the Stonebriar Centre, a mall with great department and specialty stores, a merry-go-round, movie theatre, ice rink and huge dining selection when you are ready for a break.  Sam Moon , a popular Dallas store, known for its costume jewelry and purses also has a Frisco address. For those looking for some “not so traditional” shopping, visit downtown Frisco for specialty stores and the  Frisco Farmers Market to support our farmers. Golfers, you may prefer to check out the very large PGA Superstore or maybe play a round at either the Westin Stonebriar Resort Golf Club or the Trails of Frisco.

Music & Arts:    Frisco is home to one of the largest, private collections of contemporary sculpture art. Come to Hall Office Park to visit the Texas Sculpture Garden , a magnificent collection of indoor and outdoor art.  The Dr Pepper Ballpark and Pizza Hut Park are great concert venues. Frisco attracts big names such as Jimmy Buffett and George Strait.