- TripBuzz discovered 25 different types of activities for couples in the McAllen area, including Parks (like McAllen's New Park & Spray Ground), Family Fun Center (like The Zone Action Park), Laser Tag (like Xtreme Lazer Tag) and Movie Theaters (like Cinemark Hollywood USA), and much more.
- We discovered a total of 42 date ideas in or near McAllen, Texas, including 31 fun or romantic activities in nearby cities within 25 miles like Mission, Weslaco, Pharr and Edinburg.
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Bright dining areas with an array of televisions for watching all manner of sports, and delicious wings
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Located along the water, Dean Porter Park is situated on 25 acres and features a children's museum, a playhouse theater and a swimming pool. The park provides children's playgrounds, a walking trail, open grass fields and picnic facilities.
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500 East Ringgold Street, Brownsville, TX 78520
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As a community theater, the Camille Lightner Playhouse produces Broadway shows performed primarily by local talent. The playhouse has been entertaining the local community for over 50 years and also provides theater education for local youth.
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El Hueso De Fraile is a family owned coffee house offering several coffee and tea varieties. The owners are musicians and often put on musical performances and invite other local musicians to showcase their talent.
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5 Dean Porter Park, Brownsville, TX 78520
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Specializing in Native American costumes, Costumes Of The Americans Museum features elaborate, historical pieces from Central and South America. The museum also features Spanish Colonial outfits like the Charro suits.
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There are 26 acres of tropical plants and roughly 1,600 animals that make up the Gladys Porter Zoo. One of the major principles of the zoo is to develop successful breeding programs for endangered wildlife species.
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660 E. Ringgold St, Brownsville, TX 78520
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An idea born from a groups passion for art during the Great Depression, Brownsville Museum of Fine Art was founded to give visitors a place to appreciate art and history. The museum is a 17,000 square foot space that houses fine art painting, drawings, and sculptures of cultural significance.