The Star in Frisco

After a 10 AM guided tour at AT&T Stadium, followed by lunch right across the street in Frisco at Tricky Fish, it was time for our booked tour of the Star at around 4:30 PM.The facility has a half field out in front for visitors to play or practice on. In the surrounding square, you have restaurants, retail and a Cowboys pro shop.We had a bit of time to kill after lunch so we ran some practice throws on this field and also went to the pro shop to purchase some shiny, new jersey for my dad.I don't rmbr our guide's name but she was much better than the tour guide we had at AT&T Stadium. You could tell she was a huge Cowboy's fan by how much knowledge she had about the team's history, drafting methods, accomplishments and current training habits. She was also much more enthusiastic and it showed in her demeanor.We passed through so many halls with rows and rows of legends but also saw the different facilities the players use to train. The tour was extremely informative and interesting!I was hoping we'd be able to see some players working out in the weight room as we passed by but they were all resting for gameday lol.

I had an amazing experience at The Star in TX for their Dallas Open! I had an opportunity to experience this match in VIP and the seats were great. They had great photo opportunities setup throughout and it was an indoor event which was great since it was during the winter. My ticket included unlimited food and beverages and I thoroughly enjoyed the matches. I'd definitely visit the venue again for other events!

I went to a couple of establishments, walked around and stopped at a restaurant to eat. It was a good time!

Easy to find. Our guided tour (the leader and speaker - and the stay-at-the-end person) were personable. The lady guiding us was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic, and explained everything in detail. We saw the practice fields outdoors as well as the one indoors that is rented our for local events. There's plenty of restaurants to choose from within walking distance.

I had the opportunity to visit The Star in Frisco, which serves as the Dallas Cowboys headquarters. There's plenty to do, including shopping and dining, with around 10,000 square feet of retail and dining options. If you're in the Dallas area, it's definitely worth stopping by to check it out.

This was a great tour!!! Ramona and Julie did a great job with this tour. So personable and efficient with all the information that was given. Parking here was a breeze. I think it's good to come early so you won't have any issues missing your tour. We did the 1:20pm tour and were able to eat prior to coming here. For $75 it was worth it. We got to see everything besides their lockers. We saw DAK in the field too with a family member but we were not allowed to take photos of them which makes sense. This is great to go to if you are an ultimate fan. We made out trip the best yet

Great spot if you are a Cowboy fan. I am sure the 70 buck price tag is ok if you are a fan. Alicia the tour guide was terrific, she was professional, friendly and very knowledgeable. The facility is kept immaculate. Plenty of of dining options and parking across the street. All good if you are a cowboy fan.

Hey Vegas Raiders, take notes.We were visiting from Vegas in December for a Cowboys game and saw that the Cowboys practice facility was doing a tree lighting the day before. My husband, a lifelong Cowboys fan, has never been to a game or seen the practice facility so of course we had to go.We took an uber from our hotel and were blown away on how incredible this is. For my Vegas people, think The District or Downtown Summerlin attached to a practice facility. It was AMAZING and honestly so smart of the Cowboys to do this. Shopping and restaurants right next to it probably brings in a lot of business.We visited their pro shop and of course had to get a jersey, sweatshirt and of course some Christmas presents for the family. The pro shop was awesome and had so many different items to choose from. They had mens and womens and kids, along with some fun household items, too. I've never seen so much Cowboys swag in my life.The tree lighting was amazing. The outside of the practice facility has a field where it is open and after, I saw a lot of kids running around on it, which was pretty neat. They had a stage and did the tree lighting with the Cowboys cheerleaders and the mascot, as well as a retired player that flipped the switch to light the tree. It was honestly so magical and cool to see. After the tree lighting, we walked around and enjoyed some of the dining and restaurants they have. I know I started my review with it and I hate to compare, but I can't help it. I just think it's so cool that they turned this into a community area. Fingers crossed the Raiders have something like this planned. Would love to see it!

I love the Star!! I come here frequently. I was coming here years before I moved to Dallas and I absolutely love it. I always have a good time here. There is something for everyone and that it's family friendly! Before I had my son I loved going to the common table to the weekend hip hop brunch. The French restaurant is good and Tupelo honey is great for breakfast. Concrete cowboy is always a good time, there's never an entry fee and they play all the major boxing events! Cow tipping has the best ice cream and tricky fish has great seafood. Cane Rosso pizza is always a hit. This is a great place to bring your kids, even your dog can enjoy the fun! During the holidays they have a weekly Christmas extravaganza where they put on a whole show with the cowboys cheerleaders and light the tree. They have the best Christmas tree and lights! You can't go wrong coming here. Put it on your to do list when visiting Dallas!

Untill last nite we all loved coming to any events at the star but last nite I was told Southern Heritage Homes ran by Dee smith aka Redonda SmithHas homeless people working for her saying they r volunteers but she giving them only 65$ a shift and she doesn't give them their tips and if they get sick they get fined for not coming so Dee steals money from homeless ppl who she tells the public they r volunteers she's a bad person