Plan your trip to Majestic Theatre in Dallas, Texas
HOTELS NEARBY
Make a trip of it with an overnight stay. Dallas offers several options for hotels within a few minutes from the Majestic Theatre.
Magnolia Hotel Dallas
1401 Commerce Street, Main Street District, Dallas, TX 75201
The Statler by Hilton
1914 Commerce Street, Main Street District, Dallas, TX 75201
Hotel Indigo Dallas Downtown
1933 Main Street, Main Street District, Dallas, TX 75201
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WHAT TO DO IN DALLAS, TEXAS
Take advantage of the chance while in Dallas to learn about the exciting attractions that enrich the city's character. Located in Downtown Dallas, this stunning theater is surrounded by the best that the city has to offer including hotels, restaurants, and plenty of attractions to keep you busy.
Perot Museum of Nature and Science
There isn’t much about our world that isn’t explored at the Perot Museum of Nature and Science. From the universe and the dinosaurs to how our bodies work, the museum offers over 60,000 square feet of interactive displays, educational games, and activities for people of all ages.
Distance: 1.1 miles
Dallas World Aquarium
If you’re looking for a family-friendly activity while in Dallas, the Dallas World Aquarium is a great place to visit. Inside you will find not only underwater creatures, but also a recreation of the South American Orinoco Rainforest which is home to brightly colored birds and the only three-toed sloths in the country.
Distance: 1.1 miles
John F. Kennedy Memorial Plaza
The John F. Kennedy Memorial is a deceptively simple but emotive structure made up of a granite slab that bears the president’s name etched in gold. It is surrounded by tall concrete walls that look like they are floating. This is said to represent both the feeling of loss following Kennedy’s assassination in Dallas on November 22, 1963, and the freeness of his spirit in death.
Distance: 0.9 miles
The Arts District
The Arts District of Dallas spans 20 blocks of museums, galleries, and sculptures that celebrate the creative past and present of the city. The DMA (Dallas Museum of Art) is one of the 10 largest in the country and is free to enter. You can also experience the Nasher Sculpture Center for contemporary art exhibitions as well as the Crow Museum of Asian Art.
Distance: 0.8 miles
Nearby restaurants
The Majestic Theatre’s location in Downtown Dallas means you won’t be short on choice if you’re looking for somewhere to dine before or after the show. A few provide valet parking, and many will take reservations.
The Statler Hotel
Inside The Statler Hotel, you’ll find a range of eateries to choose from including:
Overeasy – a gourmet coffee bar serving breakfast, brunch, and lunch with cocktails
Scout – a sports bar with bowling and billiards
Waterproof – an indoor/outdoor bar, restaurant, and pool with panoramic views from the 19th floor
The Crafty Irishman, Main Street
There’s nothing quite like the atmosphere of a traditional Irish pub, and The Crafty Irishman on Main Street never disappoints in this area. Join them for lively music, draft beer, and whiskey, alongside homely pub food.
Campisi’s, Elm Street
You might be familiar with Campisi’s Italian restaurants, but this particular venue is set in the Stone Street Gardens amongst beautiful sculpture gardens and eye-catching architecture.
You can choose to dine on the shaded patio or the dining room for lunch or dinner.
Cafe Izmir, Elm Street
For a traditional Mediterranean dining experience, including the famous small plates of tapas, you can head to Cafe Izmir on Elm Street.
Sometimes you will also be able to enjoy live music and singers while you dine, setting the perfect mood for a pre or after-theater experience.