About Frisco

While having a fantastic streamline suburban essence, Frisco also has areas where you can learn about history at various museums, experience art and nature with immense creeks and ponds filled with trees, flowers and flowing water. This vast amount of variety is necessary for a balance of work, play and happiness. With the new development of The Star, Frisco has added one of the most sought-after locations to watch sporting events, with a large LED screen which can be viewed while sitting on a large turf field Frisco residents have flocked to this site for everything from NFL games to UFC events. Frisco takes pride in its community and you can tell.

Things to do in Frisco Texas

• The Star in Frisco

  The Star is the 91-acre campus of the Dallas Cowboys World Headquarters and practice facility in Frisco, Texas. Developed as a first-of-its-kind partnership between the City of Frisco and Frisco ISD, The Star gives fans the opportunity to connect with the Dallas Cowboys in ways they have never imagined.

• Frisco Square

  Frisco Square is a multi-generational, master planned development which will encompass as much as 4.4 million square feet of office, retail, multi-family and municipal facilities in an area of 147 acres. Located at the intersection of the Dallas North Tollway and Main Street (FM 720) and only 30 minutes from Dallas, Dallas/Ft. Worth International Airport and Dallas Love Field, Frisco Square is a pedestrian-friendly urban environment in one of the fastest growing cities in America, Frisco, Texas.

• Ford Center

  Connected to the World Corporate Headquarters of the Dallas Cowboys, Ford Center is comprised of a multi-purpose, 12,000 seat, indoor stadium as well as the entire Dallas Cowboys football operations and practice fields. The indoor stadium at Ford Center provides a state-of-the-art facility shared by the Dallas Cowboys, City of Frisco and Frisco ISD.

• Stonebriar Centre

  At Stonebriar Centre you’ll enjoy an elegant and modern setting providing the perfect backdrop for a day of fun. Whether you’re looking for something special for the little ones or you’re eager to update your wardrobe with the hottest trends, you’ll find it all at Frisco’s premier shopping destination.

• Nation Soccer Hall of Fame

  The National Soccer Hall of Fame is a private, non-profit institution established in 1979 and currently located in Toyota Stadium in Frisco, Texas, a suburb of Dallas. The Hall of Fame honors soccer achievements in the United States. Induction into the hall is widely considered the highest honor in American soccer.

• National Videogame Museum

  As gamers, we all demanded it: A place where we can learn about the videogame industry's rich history, where it's heading next, and how we can all be a part of it. A place where we can meet and expand our vast community of creative and competitive minds. A place that exudes FUN in a permanent home where on any given day we can play the games of yesterday, today AND tomorrow.

• Frisco Heritage Center

  Welcome to the Frisco Heritage Center where we help Frisco residents and visitors find well-being by connecting them to Frisco's past, present, and future. At this historical park, you can visit the Frisco Heritage Museum, historic buildings, a steam locomotive, a wooden caboose, and more.

• Concrete Cowboy

  Restaurant | Nightlife | Sports Bar | Party Bar. Concrete Cowboy is one of the most sought after places to go on friday and saturday night!

• Frisco Rail Yard

  First and finest park for food trucks in the heart of Frisco, TX. Enjoy a variety of gourmet dishes served up by some of the area’s top local chefs. Our family-friendly park features outdoor games, live music, and other special events. Check our events tab for the food trucks and band schedule.

• Babes Chicken

  Have you ever told your family what you’d do different if you opened a restaurant? Grandma’s recipes, friendly people. Well, that’s exactly why we opened Babe’s Chicken Dinner House. We wanted a sit-down restaurant where people really feel at home. Babe’s is a casual place where you’ll feel comfortable in your blue jeans or cutoffs. Where your neighbors wait on you and your whole family.

• Roughriders Stadium

  Riders Field, formerly known as Dr Pepper/Seven Up Ballpark and Dr Pepper Ballpark, is a baseball park in Frisco, Texas, United States. The home of the Double-A Frisco RoughRiders of the Texas League, it opened on April 3, 2003, and can seat up to 10,216 people.

• Toyota Stadium

  Toyota Stadium is a soccer-specific stadium located in Frisco, a suburb of Dallas, Texas, United States. Built and owned by the city of Frisco, the 20,500-seat stadium opened in 2005. Toyota Stadium is the home to FC Dallas, NCAA football, concerts and more.

• The Revel Patio Grill

  Roomy tavern offering American pub grub & a full bar, plus live music & big TVs for sports.

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Are Schools in Frisco Good?

• The public schools in Frisco ISD are rated A+ by Niche. Frisco ISD is also ranked 7th best school district in Texas.

  (Niche assign ratings to schools and are commonly used by parents to make a decision.)

Commute Times

• Dallas Love Field Airport 32m. by car

• Dallas Executive Airport 43m. by car

• Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport 27m. by car

• Downtown 36m. by car

Boundaries

• Frisco is a northern suburb of Dallas, Texas. Frisco’s boundaries are roughly Sam Rayburn Tollway (south boundary), Highway 380 (north boundary), FM 423 (west boundary), and Custer rd (east boundary)

Nearby Neighborhoods

• Plano

• The Colony

• Little Elm

• Allen

• Prosper

• Mckinney

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The Frisco Lifestyle

While having a fantastic streamline suburban essence, Frisco also has areas where you can learn about history at various museums, experience art and nature with immense creeks and ponds filled with trees, flowers and flowing water. This vast amount of variety is necessary for a balance of work, play and happiness. With the new development of The Star, Frisco has added one of the most sought-after locations to watch sporting events, with a large LED screen which can be viewed while sitting on a large turf field Frisco residents have flocked to this site for everything from NFL games to UFC events. Frisco takes pride in its community and you can tell.

Frisco is built for the family. There are so many different things to do with your family and you won’t have to worry about it breaking the bank either. Whether its learning some history about the city and seeing how life has developed in the past century, or showing your kids the true beauty of Mother Earth when walking through some of the amazing trails and parks, Frisco has no shortage of things to do to help you raise your family to really appreciate life and all of its beauty! Some friendly competition is key to inspiring a strong work ethic so make sure to explore all of the fun arcade and gaming scenes like Dave & Busters in the Stonebriar Centre!

Why You’ll Love Living in Frisco

Frisco is built for everyone, this includes everyone from retirees looking to enjoy a nice walk in the park all the way to young adults looking to meet others and socialize. Frisco has been deemed a “mini Dallas” due to its rise in fun events, high-end clubs and social spots, and of course the stronger than ever presence of sports. Frisco holds not one but three hubs for professional sports teams: The Star holds the Dallas Cowboys, Toyota Stadium holds the FC Dallas Soccer Team, and Riders Field holds The Frisco Roughriders baseball team. Almost every weekend out of the year you have an opportunity to go see a professional team in action, this is a luxury alot of major cities don’t even have. There are a ton of other ways to have fun as well, listening to live music at the Revel, going bowling and playing games at multiple locations like Main Event, Pinstack or Dave & Busters, or even learning a bit of history at the National Videogame Museum or The National Soccer Hall of Fame. With all these options, there will not be a day that goes by with nothing to do in Frisco Texas.

Homes in Frisco

Frisco consists of about 70,000 homes, most of which are recently built with a modern artistic feel. The beauty of newer homes is they are designed with features most people are accustomed to now, open floor plans, high ceilings and a ton of technological add-ons you won’t find in homes older that 10 years. If modern isn’t your style, there are definitely still areas like the Frisco Square that consist of older, more antique-style homes.

Some of the homes in areas surrounding areas like The Star have really been built to speak for themselves, in Frisco it’s rare to find homes with a lot of land, but for a pretty penny you can definitely find some that suit your spacious vision.