Personalized Star Map of Arlington
32.7357°N, 97.1081°W
Undisputed entertainment capital in the heart of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, Arlington shines through titanic stadiums where the Cowboys and Rangers play, the pioneering Six Flags theme parks, and the greenery of River Legacy Park along the Trinity River. Gift an Arlington star map — a present as grand and energetic as this "Entertainment Capital of Texas".
Famous Landmarks
AT&T Stadium
32.7357°N, 97.1081°W
AT&T Stadium, opened in 2009 for $1.3 billion, is the Dallas Cowboys' home and holds one of the world's largest HD video boards — a 197-foot center-hung cube suspended 90 feet above the field. With expandable capacity up to 105,000 seats and a 75-meter retractable roof, it hosts Super Bowls, NCAA finals, and major global concerts.
Six Flags Over Texas
32.7357°N, 97.1081°W
Six Flags Over Texas, opened in 1961, was the very first theme park in the Six Flags chain and one of America's industry pioneers. Its name recalls the six nations that ruled over Texas (Spain, France, Mexico, Republic of Texas, Confederacy, United States). Across 212 acres, it offers more than 45 attractions including the legendary Texas Giant and Mr. Freeze coasters.
River Legacy Park
32.7357°N, 97.1081°W
River Legacy Park, established in 1989 across 1,300 acres along the Trinity River, is one of the largest urban parks in Texas. Managed by the River Legacy Foundation, it offers 10 miles of paved and wooded trails, a Living Science Center opened in 1996 with aquariums and local wildlife exhibits, and serves as a preserved green lung at the heart of the metropolis.
Why gift a star map of Arlington?
Gifting a star map of Arlington means immortalizing a moment at the heart of the "Entertainment Capital of Texas," between the stadiums' immensity and the Trinity River's serenity. Whether it was a proposal before the illuminated AT&T Stadium, an anniversary at River Legacy Park, or a day at Six Flags, this map captures the exact stars of your moment. A present as alive and grand as the Texas Metroplex.
The sky of Arlington
At 32.7° north latitude in the heart of the DFW Metroplex, Arlington shares the metro area's light pollution but benefits from immediate proximity to the Three Rivers Foundation Comanche Springs Astronomy Campus, 4 hours west. The University of Texas at Arlington Planetarium, equipped with a 60-foot dome, is one of the most advanced university planetariums in the American South.