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Get cheap flights to Grapevine. Airports in the area include Love Field Airport (DAL). Check flights to Grapevine when you want to visit these nearby places: Southlake, Flower Mound, Colleyville, Bedford, Lewisville, Keller, Farmers Branch, Irving and Copper Canyon.


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  • If you are fling into the area, DFW Airport is very close to Grapevine you can see the airport as soon as you hit the highway.. Grapevine is located 21 miles northwest of Dallas and 19 miles northeast of Fort Worth.

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    Grapevine is literally right...
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  • Grapevine is literally right next to DFW International Airport. By car. Dallas/Fort Worth have a pathetic public transportation system right now, so if you don';t have a friend there to drive you around, you'd be best off renting a car.

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    Grapevine is literally right...
    Grapevine is literally right next to DFW International Airport. By car. Dallas/Fort Worth have a pathetic public transportation system right now, so if you don';t have a friend there to drive you around, you'd be best off renting a car.

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    The Gaylord Texan Trolley
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  • The Gaylord Texan Trolley is provided by the Gaylord Texan Resort and Convention Center. It is provided to transport guests to Grapevine Mills for Shopping and Dining or to the historic downtown area. There are regular pickups for the return.

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  • Website: http://www.grapevinetexasusa.com/

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    The Tarantula
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  • The Tarantula train runs between Grapevine and Fort Worth. The train features two mid-1920s touring coaches, four passenger coaches, and a late 19th century locomotive engine. Currently it is off line but check back towards the end of 2004.

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    1888 Cotton Belt Depot
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  • Take a ride on The Grapevine Vintage Railroad to the Stockyards in Fort Worth, Texas. The trip takes 90 minutes and includes refreshments. A two hour layover gives an opportunity to explore the historic stockyards. A return ride deposits ticket holders back in Grapevine at 6 pm. Those who wish to stay on the train will take a side trip around Ft. Worth. Special events like A Day Out With Thomas in the Spring and The Grapevine Polar Express in December make this a special railroad experience! The depot itself is a small museum where you can discover Grapevine's past. Gather information on the area by stopping at the Visitor's Center, which is also housed here. Hours are Thursday-Sunday from April 1 through Labor Day and Friday-Sunday during off- season months. Closed January. Admission is $20 ($14 one-way); Children 3-12 $10 ($7 one-way) and Seniors 55 + $18 ($12 one-way).The train departs at 1 pm and might even run into outlaws fixin' to cause some trouble! This bit of information was provided by Grapevine Today.

  • Address: 707 S. Main Street, Grapevine,Texas
  • Phone: 817-410-3123
  • Directions: You can't miss it!
  • Website: www.gvrr.com

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    Enjoy Main Street Days
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  • Whee-e-e-e--do they look like they're having fun! - Grapevine
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    The small community of Grapevine, Texas celebrates Main Street Days each year in May. Artisans, food vendors, all types of entertainers and festival goers make this an annual event. We attended Main Street Days for the first time this year and hope to return next year for the fun! The entire main street was blocked off to create a pedestrian mall which was packed with booths offering hot dogs, ice cream, funnel cakes, Icees, Kettle Corn, bbq's and other tasty snacks. Artisans were eager to sell their hand painted leather belts, goat's milk soap, pottery,sterling silver jewelry, watercolors, photography and many, many other creations. A special area for children provided games, rock climbing wall, bouncing attractions and a petting zoo. The accompanying photo shows just how much fun these kids had---WOW! A gunfight even broke out at different times during the event and a Clydesdale horse was on hand to meet the children. Some folks were even brave enough to try the bunjee jump! Festival admission fee was $6 for adults; $3 for seniors and free for kids 5 & under. During festival days, special priced tickets for the Grapevine Vintage Railroad can be purchased .

  • Address: Grapevine, Texas
  • Phone: 817-410-3185
  • Directions: Located about 15-18 miles from Dallas, Texas
  • Website: www.grapevinetexasusa.com

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    Don't End Up Here!
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  • The Calaboose of Grapevine,Tx. - Grapevine
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    There are worse places to be detained for petty criminal activity, but the Grapevine Calaboose looks pretty spartan! This was the town's first jail authorized by the Grapevine City Council in 1909. Although its location has been moved twice, it settled here in 1994 to mark an era of the town's history! During Main Street Days, it was a thing of wonder for children to explore on a hot, sticky day. The small patch of shade provided by its interior gave them a respite from the sun and an opportunity to play a realistic game of cops and robbers!

  • Address: Corner of Franklin and Main Streets,Grapevine,TX

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    Visit the Old Log Cabin
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  • This pre-civil war log cabin was moved from its original location to Grapevine's Liberty Park and reconstructed during the United States Bicentennial. It's the oldest structure in town! A member of the Torian family last lived here in the 1940's. (www.grapevinehistory.org) As people milled about during Main Street Days, the log cabin was a popular attraction and folks of all ages found the old dwelling worthy of investigating. It wasn't difficult imagining what life would be like in this type of homestead. One's very existence would depend on the protection these long, sturdy logs afforded them, for the Western frontier could be harsh and unforgiving.

  • Address: 201 S. Main Street, Liberty Park, Grapevine,Tx

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    Cross Timbers Winery
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  • There are a number of wineries clustered around Grapevine, Texas that are worth visiting. One of these is Cross Timbers Winery, located in one of Grapevine's oldest farms, the Historic Brock residence. Wine tastings are offered from 12 noon-5 pm Mon.-Sat. and 12:30 pm-5 pm. Sun. Cross Timbers wines and other Texas wines are available for sampling, as well as, Casa Madero wines hailing from Parras, Mexico. Parras is considered Grapevine's sister city. A wine selection list is presented from which one can sample a choice of 4 wines for $5.00. Nibbles such as cheese and crackers are provided. Chocolate is brought out to enjoy after sipping a wine, such as, Muscat. Cross Timbers procures its grapes from Lubbock and Bryant, Texas. Their Evi Mi Amor Chardonnay ($19.99) won a People's Choice Award at the 2006 Grapefest. A quaint, restored red barn on the property can be booked for weddings or other special events. A small gift is located off the tasting room.

  • Address: 805 N. Main St.. Grapevine, Tx.
  • Phone: 817-488-6789
  • Website: www.crosstimberswinery.com

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