Before the game I sat under a small tree to try to get some shade, while watching a bunch of idiots jump out into the street and stop traffic to "run a play" . That killed about an hour. Then I realized on the other side of the stadium they had some kind of fan fest thing going on so we hung around there for a while. After that, we stood in line to get into the stadium and get some a/c.

As far as after the game goes, the best thing to do is quickly get the hell out of dodge and go somewhere else.

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Posted by SofaKingTrill

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Posted on 8/21/13 at 8:08 am to supersaints9

I enjoy Humperdinks down the road on Six Flags drive. Its a large sports bar, and micro brewery. NIce steaks, beer, and plenty of TVs to watch the days worth of games.

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Posted by RoyMcavoy

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Posted on 8/21/13 at 8:27 am to TDsngumbo

Bone Daddy's and The Spearmint Rhino

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Posted by tcujsauce

Fort Worth, TX

Member since Jul 2013

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Posted on 8/21/13 at 8:33 am to TDsngumbo

If you want to stay right around the stadium in Arlington, there's plenty of restaurants and bars grab some grub at, although for that I'd recommend heading west to Fort Worth, as it won't be as crowded, and there's a hell of a lot more to do.

If you're coming up on Friday or staying Sunday, the Rangers are playing the Twins, so you can grab some baseball action at The Ballpark.

If you've got kiddos, Six Flags is right there, as well as Six Flags Hurricane Harbor (water park).

All depends on how long you'll be in town and who you'll be with. If you're looking for the bar scene, plenty of good options in downtown and on west 7th in Fort Worth.

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