Private Jet Dallas: 4 Ways To Enjoy A Lavish Dallas Family Vacation

The Big ‘D’ as Dallas is popularly known, is Texas’ third largest city and the ninth largest city in the United States. 

Today, you can get to Dallas in many ways. Via air travel, you can get to Dallas in as little as four hours from anywhere in the United States using the two biggest airports, Dallas Fort Worth International Airport and the Dallas Love Field Airport. 

You may also take the scenic route via a train and see the wonders of the country’s landscape going to Dallas from anywhere Amtrak passes. 

But there’s nothing more exciting and luxurious than traveling to Dallas via a private jet. Charter flights via private jet to Dallas will let you experience the convenience and safety of flying while being catered for by hospitable, attentive, and efficient staff. You can even personalize your travel depending on your preference. You may arrange for transportation to your destination, hotel check-ins, and special medical assistance should you need it. 

If you want to enjoy a lavish Dallas family vacation, here are some ways you can do it:

1. Go for an Exhilarating Experience

Many families love to have exhilarating experiences together. To dare each other, and test their limits and fears, would be fun and memorable. You can do this at the Zero Gravity Thrill Amusement Park and the Reunion Tower Geo deck.

Zero Gravity Thrill Amusement Park is an extreme attraction theme park featuring five fun and exciting but not-for-the-faint-heart rides. It has the following rides:

•  Bungee – A seven-story drop from a platform,
•  SkyCoaster – A ride that soars you through the air at 60mph
• Texas Blastoff – A rocket that will send you flying 150 feet into the air in 1.2 seconds,  
• Nothin’ But Net – Yes, you heard it, a 130ft drop onto a safety net with no bungee, no parachute, and no straps 
• Skyscraper – An imposing 165-foot propeller where you’ll be subjected to an incredible 4G’s of force, similar to a space shuttle take off. 

The Reunion Tower Geo deck is Dallas’ most recognizable landmark. Located at the heart of downtown Dallas, it features a 360-degree observation deck at 470 feet in the air, that will give you a bird’s eye view of the city’s urban landscape, more majestically visible through high-definition telescopes along the deck’s perimeter. 

Families with kids will enjoy the fantastic experience. The admission comes with a free digital photo as a memento of your visit. Families who are into arts can also enjoy the painting with a view activity they offer so you can paint the Dallas skyline from your vantage point.

2. Take the Art and Cultural Route

The Dallas Art District is one section of the city concentrated on the enrichment of arts and culture. Here you can visit the Crow Museum of Asian Art, which promotes learning and dialogue about the arts and cultures of Asia from ancient eras to contemporary times. 

The district also houses the Dallas Museum of Art, which boasts more than 24,000 art pieces, including the rare Sheaves of Wheat by Vincent Van Gogh, the Icebergs by Frederic Church, Portrait and a Dream by Jackson Pollock, and the Cardsharps by Caravaggio. 

Adjacent to the Dallas Art District, you can see the Perot Museum of Nature and Science, an architectural wonder with 11 magnificent exhibit halls. The grandeur of the building does not diminish the greatness of its exhibits, which range from wild weather, robots, and prehistoric creatures, to the wonders of space. After which, enjoy a delectable meal at the world-class Wolfgang Puck Cafe.

3. Get an Historical Perspective

One thing Dallas is famous for is being the place the beloved 35th president of the country, John Fitzgerald Kennedy’s assassination happened in November 1963. 

The president was shot by Lee Harvey Oswald while in a motorcade in downtown Dallas. The place is now a memorial, preserved and visited by many tourists worldwide. 

The Sixth Floor Museum is located within the Texas Schoolbook Depository. The place provides a historical context of that fateful day when the world was grappled with shock and grief over the loss of a great leader. The sixth floor is the primary crime scene where Oswald fired shots that killed JFK while the president traveled by motorcade through the Dealey Plaza. 

4. Go For a Gastronomic Crawl

A trip to one of the Lonestar state’s famed cities should always include food. Tex-Mex, barbecue, and steak are just a few of the foods you should try. 

The upscale area of uptown Dallas is jam-packed with specialty restaurants that offer Tex-Mex cuisine and different world-class gastronomic delights from Korea, India, Brazil, and Japan.

But suppose you’re after a food challenge. Head on over to the Dallas Farmers Market and enjoy a plate of Hot Mess. Make sure to go there early as the line could be pretty long, and the seats are few as they only have 300 pounds of briskets and 100 links of sausages available each day. 

Hot Mess is a meat mountain piled with juicy and tender beef brisket on top of spuds of sliced sweet potato garnished with generous amounts of crispy bacon and fresh green onions ladled with spicy chipotle sauce. 

For dessert, don’t miss trying Tres Leches cake, a sponge cake soaked in three different kinds of milk (evaporated, condensed, and whole). Many restaurants in Dallas offer this, but the best Tres Leches cake can be found at a bakery along Lindsley Avenue in downtown Dallas. 

Traveling to Dallas via a private jet is an incredible experience, but to further continue that luxurious encounter, choose a family vacation everyone will enjoy.