Most of us remember the long-running, popular, and fantastically scandalous show Dallas from our younger years. This March, the show’s 40th anniversary of its debut is rolling around, and that gives everybody a reason to celebrate and reflect. The memorable television show is offering you a chance to celebrate with the famous cast and crew from that show for two days at Dallas’s Southfork Ranch and Longhorn Ballroom. You’ll get to live through the experience of being a part of the cast, while getting to enjoy two great days of entertainment.
The Dallas TV Show’s 40th Anniversary kicks off on Friday, March 30th, running from 4 PM until 8 PM, and the second day takes place on Saturday, March 31st from 6 PM until 10 PM. The initial day, called Southfork Fan Day, will take you right to Southfork where you will get to tour, and also meet the cast members from the show. You’ll also get to witness the “Dallas Legends” exhibit, which gives you the chance to see memorabilia used in the show , including the famous gun that shot J.R. On Friday, the event asks that you come dressed as your favorite Dallas cast member to add to the fun.s o
The second day of the event runs from 6 PM until 10 PM, and whisks you away to the Longhorn Ballroom from 6 PM until 10 PM on Saturday. You’ll get to experience the reunion of the cast coming back to one of the show’s original settings, where most of the show’s bar stories occurred.
The Dallas TV Show’s 40th Anniversary takes places on Friday, March 30th from 4PM until 8 PM and Saturday, March 31st from 6 PM until 10 PM at the Southfork Ranch and Longhorn Ballroom in Dallas. Ticket packages are priced as a two-day bundle opportunity that allows you to attend both days of the event, and costs $125 per person.
If you’d like to learn more about The Dallas TV Show’s 40th Anniversary event, or to purchase tickets, you can visit the event’s website here.
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