Arlington — Dallas Suburb Guide

Arlington is the largest city in the DFW metroplex that lies between Dallas and Fort Worth, best known as the home of AT&T Stadium (Dallas Cowboys) and Globe Life Field (Texas Rangers). The city's Entertainment District draws millions of visitors annually and serves as a major economic engine, complemented by Six Flags Over Texas and Hurricane Harbor water park. The University of Texas at Arlington, one of the largest universities in the state, contributes to a dynamic workforce and active campus culture.

Despite being a large city, Arlington offers surprisingly affordable housing compared to northern DFW suburbs. The city features a mix of established neighborhoods, newer developments, and a growing downtown district with restaurants and entertainment venues. Arlington's central location between Dallas and Fort Worth provides easy access to both cities, though residents should note the city has opted out of DART and primarily relies on private vehicles and a local bus system for transportation.