You don’t have to travel far to take advantage of entertainment discounts available to seniors. Many Dallas museums and attractions offer reduced entry fees for older guests.

Even better – you don’t have to drive to these activities because DART can take you to these DARTable places with minimal walking.

So, plan a DARTable Staycation with your friends or family. Below are a few destinations worth exploring.

Seniors ride for 50% off with a Reduced Fare GoPass^® Tap card
Seniors age 65 or older can ride DART services at half the cost with a valid DART Reduced Fare GoPass Tap card, which doubles as your DART Senior ID. Register for a card two ways:

• Online at DART.org/reduced
• In person at DARTmart, which is on the Akard Street side of DART Headquarters at Akard Station.

The West End
All DART Rail Lines to West End Station

• Big D Fun Tours – Age 65+, senior tickets $18-$25, depending on the tour selected
• Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum – Age 55+, $14
• Dallas World Aquarium – Age 65, $23
• Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza – Age 65+, $16

Dallas Arts District
All DART Rail Lines to St. Paul Station, then walk, OR
Red, Orange, and Blue Lines to Cityplace/Uptown Station, then M-Line Trolley

• Dallas Museum of Art – Free general admission; discounts on special exhibits for age 65+
• Crow Museum of Asian Art – The museum is always free
• Nasher Sculpture Center – Age 65+, $7; DART Riders only pay $8

Victory Park
All DART Rail Lines to Akard Station, then 12-minute walk down Field Street, OR
From Rosa Parks Plaza near West End Station, Routes 28 and 106

• Perot Museum of Nature and Science – Ages 65+, general admission $18; additional fees for films and special exhibits

SMU Campus
Red, Blue, and Orange lines to SMU/Mockingbird Station, then the SMU Express Blue Route 442

• Meadows Museum – Age 65+, $10
• George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum – Age 62+, $23

Fair Park
Green Line to Fair Park Station

• African American Museum, Dallas – Admission to the museum is free
• Texas Discovery Gardens – Age 60+, $8
  

You don’t have to travel far to take advantage of entertainment discounts available to seniors. Many Dallas museums and attractions offer reduced entry fees for older guests.

Even better – you don’t have to drive to these activities because DART can take you to these DARTable places with minimal walking.

So, plan a DARTable Staycation with your friends or family. Below are a few destinations worth exploring.

Seniors ride for 50% off with a Reduced Fare GoPass^® Tap card
Seniors age 65 or older can ride DART services at half the cost with a valid DART Reduced Fare GoPass Tap card, which doubles as your DART Senior ID. Register for a card two ways:

• Online at DART.org/reduced
• In person at DARTmart, which is on the Akard Street side of DART Headquarters at Akard Station.

The West End
All DART Rail Lines to West End Station

• Big D Fun Tours – Age 65+, senior tickets $18-$25, depending on the tour selected
• Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum – Age 55+, $14
• Dallas World Aquarium – Age 65, $23
• Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza – Age 65+, $16

Dallas Arts District
All DART Rail Lines to St. Paul Station, then walk, OR
Red, Orange, and Blue Lines to Cityplace/Uptown Station, then M-Line Trolley

• Dallas Museum of Art – Free general admission; discounts on special exhibits for age 65+
• Crow Museum of Asian Art – The museum is always free
• Nasher Sculpture Center – Age 65+, $7; DART Riders only pay $8

Victory Park
All DART Rail Lines to Akard Station, then 12-minute walk down Field Street, OR
From Rosa Parks Plaza near West End Station, Routes 28 and 106

• Perot Museum of Nature and Science – Ages 65+, general admission $18; additional fees for films and special exhibits

SMU Campus
Red, Blue, and Orange lines to SMU/Mockingbird Station, then the SMU Express Blue Route 442

• Meadows Museum – Age 65+, $10
• George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum – Age 62+, $23

Fair Park
Green Line to Fair Park Station

• African American Museum, Dallas – Admission to the museum is free
• Texas Discovery Gardens – Age 60+, $8
  

You don’t have to travel far to take advantage of entertainment discounts available to seniors. Many Dallas museums and attractions offer reduced entry fees for older guests.

Even better – you don’t have to drive to these activities because DART can take you to these DARTable places with minimal walking.

So, plan a DARTable Staycation with your friends or family. Below are a few destinations worth exploring.

Seniors ride for 50% off with a Reduced Fare GoPass^® Tap card
Seniors age 65 or older can ride DART services at half the cost with a valid DART Reduced Fare GoPass Tap card, which doubles as your DART Senior ID. Register for a card two ways:

• Online at DART.org/reduced
• In person at DARTmart, which is on the Akard Street side of DART Headquarters at Akard Station.

The West End
All DART Rail Lines to West End Station

• Big D Fun Tours – Age 65+, senior tickets $18-$25, depending on the tour selected
• Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum – Age 55+, $14
• Dallas World Aquarium – Age 65, $23
• Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza – Age 65+, $16

Dallas Arts District
All DART Rail Lines to St. Paul Station, then walk, OR
Red, Orange, and Blue Lines to Cityplace/Uptown Station, then M-Line Trolley

• Dallas Museum of Art – Free general admission; discounts on special exhibits for age 65+
• Crow Museum of Asian Art – The museum is always free
• Nasher Sculpture Center – Age 65+, $7; DART Riders only pay $8

Victory Park
All DART Rail Lines to Akard Station, then 12-minute walk down Field Street, OR
From Rosa Parks Plaza near West End Station, Routes 28 and 106

• Perot Museum of Nature and Science – Ages 65+, general admission $18; additional fees for films and special exhibits

SMU Campus
Red, Blue, and Orange lines to SMU/Mockingbird Station, then the SMU Express Blue Route 442

• Meadows Museum – Age 65+, $10
• George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum – Age 62+, $23

Fair Park
Green Line to Fair Park Station

• African American Museum, Dallas – Admission to the museum is free
• Texas Discovery Gardens – Age 60+, $8