Sporty · Modern · Connected
An architecturally stunning neighborhood with modern, clean-lined buildings, Victory Park attracts city dwellers with a discerning eye. The community’s identity continues to evolve in the midst of an ever-changing landscape, but Dallas Mavericks games and thrilling concerts remain a major draw.
Residents of Victory Park enjoy plenty of convenient shops and eateries for living well, plus direct access to the Katy Trail for keeping fit. Tons of events will keep you entertained all season long, and it’s easy to get where you need to go as the neighborhood connects to other areas of Dallas.
If you love high-rise living and walking to dinner, sporting events, concerts, and shows, then Victory Park is the place for you. The area affords incredible views of the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge and Downtown Dallas, plus fun coffee shops and The Perot Museum will keep you stimulated.
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Neighborhood Life
Victory Park attracts sports fanatics and concert goers alike, who are eager to see big-name athletes and artists. The Dallas Mavericks basketball team and Dallas Stars hockey team, who both call the neighborhood home, share the same stadium. The Perot Museum of Nature and Science is one of the most dynamic museums in Dallas, and offers interactive exhibits plus dinosaur skeletons for families with kids to explore.
Singles and professionals often linger at the many inviting watering holes and restaurants, which dish up everything from modern Mexican, to craft beers, to creative cocktails in sleek lounges.
Local Hangouts
Aside from seeing a show at American Airlines Center or cheering on your team at Hero sports bar, you can explore a number of fun dining options in Victory Park. Highlights include Jinya Ramen Bar, boasting homemade broths simmered in-house for 20 hours, and Billy Can Can for upscale dining in a saloon setting you won’t soon forget.
Things To Know
This neighborhood sits in the heart of Dallas at the intersection of Interstate 35, the Dallas North Tollway, and Woodall Rodgers Freeway. Victory Station makes it easy to get around with access to DART Light Rail and the Trinity Railway Express, while the 3.5-mile long Katy Trail is directly accessible for walking, jogging, biking, or even inline skating all the way to Highland Park.
