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    Unlucky Us

    Apparently it sucks to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Dallas

    Jennifer Chininis
    Mar 13, 2016 | 12:00 pm
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    Dallas’ luck has run out in terms of St. Patrick’s Day fun.
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    If St. Patrick’s Day is up there on the list of holidays you love to celebrate, then perhaps you should consider doing it in another city. According to WalletHub, Dallas is the fourth worst place in America for St. Patrick’s Day parties.

    Dallas ranks No. 97 out of 100. Only San Jose, California; Birmingham, Alabama; and San Bernadino, California were unluckier.

    For its findings, WalletHub’s number crunchers looked at metrics within four categories: St. Patrick’s Day traditions, cost, safety and accessibility, and weather. Traditions include parades and festivals as well as number of Irish pubs and restaurants. Cost comprises everything from St. Paddy’s Day party tickets to beer and potatoes (yes, really).

    Dallas doesn’t rank in the bottom five for any particular metric, but we are the 10th worst in the overall weather category. Huh.

    Fort Worth comes in at No. 80. The best place in Texas to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day? Laredo, apparently, but it only takes the No. 37 slot.

    Plano and San Antonio are almost as bad as Dallas, ranking Nos. 89 and 90, respectively. And here we thought Plano won everything!

    Even Austin makes a subpar showing, at No. 66. Even scarier, Austin is one of the five worst cities for most DUI-related fatalities per capita. So are Lubbock and Corpus Christi, for that matter.

    So what are the best cities to celebrate this day of green beer and leprechauns? Boston is No. 1, followed by Buffalo, New York; Omaha, Nebraska; and Philadelphia and Pittsburgh in Pennsylvania.

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    Cloudbound debuts in Frisco as immersive indoor playground for kids

    Alex Bentley
    Jun 12, 2026 | 10:59 am
    Cloudbound play experience in Frisco
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    The new immersive play experience Cloudbound is now open in Frisco.

    Families in Frisco and the surrounding area have a new immersive play experience to hit this summer: Called Cloudbound, it's an indoor attraction that opened May 30 at 3333 Preston Rd., Frisco.

    The 10,000-square-foot play space is the second location for Cloudbound, which also has a venue in New Rochelle, New York.

    Designed for children up to 6 years old, the space blends imaginative play with early childhood development principles.

    "Cloudbound brings a sky-inspired world of play to Frisco, inviting children to crawl, climb, slide, and discover," says a release.

    Attractions for the older kids in the age group include a giant spiral and airplane slides, rainbow bridges, and castle-inspired climbing structures.

    Little ones can enjoy musical walls, light panels, building-block zones, tummy-time mats, and cloud-soft areas where they can safely challenge themselves through movement and sensory play.

    Parents and caregivers can visit the full-service cafe for espresso-based beverages and snacks. There is also lounge-style seating around the space where the adults can relax while staying connected to the playground.

    Other amenities include complimentary wifi, dedicated nursing rooms, quiet spaces, and ample stroller parking.

    There are also 30-minute guided classes for babies and toddlers held in private Cloud Rooms, with themes such as "Curious Creators: Building & Sensory Creation" and "Zumbini: Music and Movement," according to the website.

    Three private party roomsare designed for birthdays and special celebrations.

    Cloudbound offers CloudPass memberships ranging from $99-$129 per month for one child & parent/caregiver, which allow for daily 90-minute visits, "Moments" classes, discounts on cafe purchases, and more.

    Non-membership options include $10 for first-time visitors, and $30 per child and $20 per sibling for return visitors.

    Cloudbound is open daily from 8 am-6 pm, with special members-only "Twilight Hour" from 6-7 pm.

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