Fort Worth Stockyards

11:30 am 4 pm , rain or shine

Yes

Nope. You just stand on sidewalks. And it is twice a day.

Right after Cattle drive.

A leashed dog should be ok. You can't take it inside anywhere,Unless it's a service dog. They have Longhorn cattle drives twice daily. I'd hate to see the news about a dog causing a stampede. LOL

A great experience for young and old. Lots of places to sit and rest. Seeing the longhorn cattle in person walking down the street is memorable. For $5 you can take a pic on a bull, $15 a wagon ride and horse riding available for fee. There is a maze, a street shoot out with sheriff and gun slingers. Train robbery skit. Lots of shops and places to eat. Cons is bottle water $4. Otherwise a great activity for families, friends etc.

There are places to sit, but it is extremely hot and while the shops are air conditioned, you have to walk between the shops and it is hot!

11:30 am and again at 4:00 pm. They do it every day except in bad weather and holidays.

Twice a day, 11:30 & 4pm

Usually they do a firework show but since covid-19 I haven't heard of them doing anything yet but you can always call the courthouse and ask them who you need to speak with about that. They will forward you to the parks division more than likely

No big crowd on Jan 15th

Yes they are.

Yes

Yes

Check the weather

***2x a day 1130am and 430pm it last literally 10 -15mins. Good experience of the Old West!

I live in the Stock yards you'll be fine as long as you have a leash and your dog is trained. They bring out Steers and cowboys on horse's won't take lightly to a dog wanting to play😁

No honeywagon at the yards. Make your own arrangements.

just parking. Lots of great shops and restaurants. And you can look around the rodeo building. Also, twice daily they drive the castle down the main street. And there's always photo ops with a cowboy(free) or long horn (small fee, and yiu can get on it)

Yes, they have excellent service.

Yes on the train ride

The cattle drives are twice daily, every day at 11:30 a.m. and 4 p.m., weather permitting. Except on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter. The best place to watch is in front of the Livestock Exchange Building at 131 East Exchange Avenue. Follow the Fort Worth Herd on social media for all updates on scheduling.

They go at 11.30 AM and 4 PM everyday on E Exchange Avenue where other activities are also available like sitting on Cattle, Ponyride etc. You can also see cattles sitting in the Herd afterwards which is walkin distance. Not to mention wide variety of Food and Beer 🙂

2 weeks.

Every day at 9 am and 4 pm

The streets are made of cobblestone. Not sure if it's real cobblestone but I imagine that it's still pretty bumpy.

Many RV campgrounds at Joe Pool Lake, 30min. Away.

Masks indoors. Most places open with a few exceptions. Still worth the visit and has an added charm with less crowds

https://billybobstexas.com/events Go to events & select 1-31 on October for Billy bobs events.

Just make sure to have a face mask or you won't be able to go inside the stores or restaurants

It is dog friendly.

Not anywhere close. I had the same problem. Ended up just taking an uber.

K.Y.O.C they are awesome

At the end of the Street. In the Hall where the shops are

On weekends it may be harder

Yes

The cattle drive is down Exchange. And they don't run, they walk very slowly. Here's the info https://www.fortworth.com/the-herd/ Enjoy!

The Stockyards aren't set up for vehicles that size. I expect you'll have to park elsewhere and commute in.

No charge, but you do have to pay for parking.

It is not a camping ground.

Absolutely not.

You can park on the street and it will be free.

Yes. They are open

There are Rodeo shows at 7 pm on every Friday and Saturday.

The Longhorn cattle drive does not run on Thanksgiving but you can see the longhorns in their pen.Billy Bob's Texas opens at 6pm.. No rodeo. Check shops and restaurants individually

Yes but a better time to visit fortworth would be around Thanksgiving when they have the parade of lights

Honestly just certain stores close at that time. Each store is different wish I could’ve helped more sorry.

At some of the larger parking lots.

It might depend if road has ice

Everybody has a different time. For instance, the shops don't stay open late like the restaurants do. Last Longhorn show at 4p.

We went on Saturday and the children's rides were 5 tickets each, one ticket is like one dollar. You have to get a card or a bracelet to ride rides or play games.

The stock yards are free and you can buy the tickets for rides at the same spot. They accept cash and cards.

I wouldn't think that they would be everywhere is closed other the gas stations

Yeah, that's where I started but there is not much online and they work remote so do not answer the phone unfortunately. Sent out an email, we'll see.

I have not seen any. But, some shops may have their own. Carry a mask just in case. And have a great time!

It won't be busy but almost all open for business.

They also have a mock gun battle. Free, .around high noon.

https://www.johnwayne.com/experience You'll love it!

I went there on Vacation on Friday. To watch Cattle Drive at 4:00PM. Not Busy at All.

Saloons close @ 2:00am. Stockyards station stores @ 7:00 pm. Restaurants are 11:00am to 10:00 pm.

get right on the edge of the street near the train station

Horse and carriage ride is $20

Please tell me. How much does a horse ride cost?

Facebook if you follow the Stock Yards

For parking, my husband and I found some free parking only after we left. Going down main street, just past Cavenders, and the furniture store on the other side of Billy Bob's Texas, there is a ten dollar parking area that is super easy to miss. Once you turn, keep going down the road until you get to the exit. On the other side of that road is an area with free parking.

January 3

I honestly don't know but I'm sure if you message or call the admin office they can tell you, Sorry But I'm sure its going to be a awesome time

Yes, not many people wear masks or are social distancing, so just be mindful of who's standing around you

Billy Bob's will cost you to get in because it also has a rodeo, dance floor and most of the time live music. But most of the bars don't charge you to get in. Then you have the restaurants and clothes stores and a few tattoo bars too. It is a really diverse area of stores and bars to go visit. You can spend a day visiting and a night drinking.

There are ghost tours at 7pm. You can visit the stock yards any time at 10am when the shops are open.

Yes

Are you asking about a specific location?

I'm not to sure, I've never been to one of them. If you wanna see the rodeo I'm sure one of the people can tell you

Yes

Not all

Not sure, we were there around 3rd March and have since returned to NZ. Sorry....

Everyday at 11:30am and 4pm (weather permitting)

On most, be cautious and look for specific "no parking" signs

Depends on the event, nothing over $20

There was one last Friday night.

11:30 am and 4 PM

11:30a and 4pm

If you are referring to the Stockyard Rodeo show, they have a special event on Sunday, September 1st. You can find more info here: https://www.stockyardsrodeo.com/article.asp?id=2272 Otherwise they have shows every Friday and Saturday.

Miss Molly's is a "haunted" hotel in the stockyards. Also stone house hotel is also "haunted" and right around the corner. These are my favorit ones to stay at. Lots of hystory even if you do not believe in hauntings. And if you do nothimg is malicious there.

Twice a day. 11:30am and 4:00pm. East Exchange Avenue

Yes they do have tables

It's free. It's a town with shops and food places. It's not an amusement park.

In the Stockyards, starting on Exchange St. Twice a day

Several times a day. The times I'm sure of are immediately after the cattle drive, (11am & 4pm). It isn't out in the street, but back under the overhang where the shops are.

No its $10 to park. There is a 30 min section that is free i believe but it is HIGHLY patrolled. Suggest not using it unless its only going to take you 10 mins

Am not sure , I have not done the tour. Just ask people around when you get there.

No

Starts from the main entrance and does all the way to the end of the street

Depends on where you park and what you would like to do. If you only look around then all you pay for is parking. Unless you dont mind walking and then you can find a spot for free and you only spend money in shops or restaurants 😉

No just Good food Good drinks Dancing at billy Bob's the largest honky tonk in the world and cattle longhorns

Yes a restaurant would be the best option. The main street is driveable so you could drop him off curb side and then park and walk back up.

The Longhorn cattle drive takes place every day at 11:30 a.m. and 4 p.m.

It's free.

What clubs downtown can u go to with the bull u ride on

Eagle Resorts or Lake Worth RV Ranch are within 5 miles.

that good

In sorry, as far as I know, you can't. You can bring one, but I gotta say, if you go during peak hours you will have difficulty using a wheelchair. Not impossible, but with one side of the street closed to pedestrians for construction, the remaining sidewalk is quite crowded.

U can park on side of street which is free parking or there is parking available on Exchange street..its anywhere from 5 to 10 dollars. ..if u go little furthe down street around main stockyards u can park on street for free n then walk..m

There isn't a fee to be at the stockyard the museum and rodeo have a fee and parking costs in some places.

Yes, but there are more public scheduled on the weekends.

Yes

Bus parking, it big parking lo

I doubt it

The cattle are herded twice a day, weather permitting. 11 am and 4 pm.

Are they still having cattle drive and rodeo?

Yes they do. 11am and 4 pm

It is open to everyone

He arrived November 23rd.

Rodeo is staged event's like bronc riding, steer roping, bull riding,barrel racing for competition. Pawnee Bills is just a exhibition show of maybe some trick or mock shooting at targets, trick riding etc.

Yes, they do shows on Sunday.

Yes

Daily 11:30 and 4:00

I don't thank so The last week of December is finals for 2018.

Yes

Couple of hours but could spend the afternoon there if you visit many of the stores.

There is a $7 parking fee, and then you can walk around and see all of the historic stockyards where you can shop and eat. They do have fees for things like tours, the museum, horse carriage rides and such, but these are well priced. Tons of fun for the whole family.

My understanding is if it's only for personal use it would be ok.

No, they don't. You might have to pay for parking but watching the drive was free when we went

No. You have to pay for parking and some of the attractions.

They will be open , but you will have to check web site for the parade

They have a corral you can visit and watch them eat hay.

Yes there is a dance floor

Lots of fun, yrail rides, petting zoo, mechanical bull ridesl, lots of shopping and eateries, Billy Bob's club smd the roundup up of the cattle at 1 and 4 o'clock daily... I was there lst week, lot of fun..

It is free. You only pay for parking.

It's just off the Stockyards!!

Yes it's $5 there's normally to of the Longhorn steers there that you can get on they have steps and saddle and I'll take your picture you're on him for a couple minutes long enough to take a picture and everything else

I believe you can. If they shoo you away then just mosey over to downtown. I'm sure you'll be fine there.

I used to park my sleper cab at Billy bobs. They have an area for their livestock trucks to park just east of the building. They charge but it's the only place I know of and I go to stockyards often in my car now.

Hi Paulo. Talk to the shop owner at whichever store you shop at. They should be able to accommodate you. If that isn't an option the I would call or visit the visitors center.

$12 per person on the weekend afternoons for the cowboy trick roping in the arena.

About 10 minutes

I believe so. You should check the website for full details.

11:30am and 4:00pm

11:30 a.m. and 4 p.m.

Yeah, that...

This is something I always wanted to do but it is my opinion that you have to start when you're very young and around buls all the time . To know how how they think, how they are and what makes them tick . Think hard on this and good luck

We ate at Riscky's and it was great!!!

No, lots of food choices and many others close by

About 100 meters