Looking for things to do with kids in Arlington, Texas? From rollercoasters and treetop adventures to arcades and one-of-a-kind activities, Arlington delivers family fun for every age. 

  

Six Flags Aquaman

 

Outdoor Adventures 

Soak up the sun and make some memories at some of Arlington's top attractions. Six Flags Over Texas has something for every age — Bugs Bunny Boomtown and kid-friendly coasters for the little ones, and world-class rides like the Titan, New Texas Giant, Aquaman: Power Wave, and Mr. Freeze for the thrill seekers. Cool off next door at Hurricane Harbor, with waterslides, a lazy river, and the new Splash Island featuring 110+ water features and a 1,000-gallon tipping bucket. 

For more outdoor thrills, at Go Ape Arlington, explore the treetops with ziplines and obstacle courses. Nearby River Legacy Park offers trails, playgrounds, and native wildlife exhibits to explore. 

  

Indoor Fun 

Escape the Texas heat at Arlington's indoor attractions. At Arlington Skatium, the largest roller rink in Texas, the whole family can lace up their roller skates with skating lessons and half-price days available throughout the year. Check out Urban Air Adventure Park, a trampoline and adventure park with activities for every age.  

For the youngest adventurers, Cheeky Monkeys is a soft-play "edutainment" center for kids 10 months to 8 years, with craft areas, a clubhouse, and age-separated play zones. And explore Slick City Arlington’s giant slides, Sport Air Court, and dedicated play structure for younger kids. 

  

Alley Cats

 

Arcades and Entertainment Hubs 

For some friendly competition, discover Arlington's arcades and entertainment attractions. Arlington's arcades range from Tokyo Station's selection of games imported from Japan to Cidercade's unlimited play and local cider to Black Dog Retro Arcade's vintage classics. 

Alley Cats has everything under one roof: bowling, laser tag, arcade games, putt-putt, batting cages, and rock climbing. 

  

Creative Experiences 

Arlington's most unexpected family activities are often the most memorable. At Grey Area Studio, kids as young as 5 years old can try hands-on glassblowing classes led by expert instructors. The Planetarium at UT Arlington offers night sky tours, solar system explorations, and full-dome films with surround sound. At The Secret Chambers Escape Room, accept the challenge to escape an immersive pirate adventure, haunted manor, or Area 51 mystery.