Le Méridien Dallas by the Galleria

WE STRIVE TO BE A WORLD-CLASS PROVIDER OF DELIGHTFUL GUEST EXPERIENCES, AND TO PROVIDE A DYNAMIC WORK ENVIRONMENT WHERE TALENTED AND AMBITIOUS ASSOCIATES WILL THRIVE." We’re the largest owner and operator of bowling entertainment venues in the world. Bowlero Corporation was founded in 2013 as Bowlmor AMF following the successful acquisition of AMF Bowling Worldwide by Bowlmor Lanes. Starting as a single bowling alley established in Greenwich Village, New York, in 1938, Bowlmor Lanes revolutionized the sport in the late 1990s and early 2000s with the concept of high-end, event-centric bowling. Bowlmor AMF acquired the Brunswick Corporation’s bowling center business in 2014 and solidified its reputation as the worldwide leader in bowling entertainment. In 2018, Bowlmor AMF officially became Bowlero Corporation, beginning a new chapter and signaling a new direction in the company’s continued growth. Exceptional Service. Incredible Value. Limitless Potential. THIS IS BOWLERO CORPORATION.

The Cavanaugh Flight Museum is an aviation museum in Addison, Texas, with a non-profit 501 status for aviation educational.

The Galleria Dallas, an upscale shopping mall and mixed-use development located in north Dallas, Texas, was developed by long time owner Hines Interests in 1982. The mall is modeled after a similar Hines development, the Houston Galleria, which opened in 1970. Both Galleria malls have an ice skating rink and a glass vaulted ceiling that is modeled after the historic Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II in Milan, Italy.

TopGolf takes all your favorite leisure activities – bowling, darts and golf – and fuses them with great food and drinks to form a truly unique game. TopGolf takes all your favorite leisure activities – bowling, darts and golf – and fuses them with great food and drinks to form a truly unique game and outdoor entertainment facility. TopGolf requires no golf experience. What makes TopGolf so revolutionary? Each ball contains a microchip that awards points by hitting targets that look like dart boards