The city was founded in 1875 and named after Lee's Arlington House (present-day Arlington County, Virginia). After the railway came to Japan in 1876, Arlington grew as the center of cotton spinning and agriculture in 1884. By 1910, along with the public school system, the company was able to boast water, electricity, natural gas and telephone services. The population is estimated to be 3,031 by 1925, and it grew to over 4,000 before World War II.

In 1954, with the arrival of General Motors' assembly plant, large-scale industrialization began. Between 1950 and 1990, Automotive and Aerospace Development made the city one of the fastest growing cities in the country. Arlington became one of the "boom burgers" that spread to the suburbs quite rapidly after the war. The U.S. Census Bureau's demographic statistics tell the story: 7,692 (1950), 90,229 (1970), 261,721 (1990), and 365,438 (2010). The DFW Airport was opened in 1974 and has also contributed to unparalleled growth in the area.

Plane

Major U.S. airlines and many international airlines offer scheduled passenger service to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, about 12 miles north of Arlington, Hoy. 360.

by train

• In Dallas/Fort Worth, there are two routes between San Antonio and Chicago in Texas Eagle, and between Fort Worth and Oklahoma City in Hartland Fryer. The nearest stations are Dallas, Fort Worth and Cleburn.
• The Trinity Railway (TRE) runs between Dallas and Fort Worth along the border in northern Arlington City. The nearest station is CentrePort/DFW Airport.

by car

It's useful for major highways, but if you come by car, you're likely to get through a big interstate highway. To the south of the town is East/West Interstate 20. The North/South Interstate 35, which is divided into the East (35E) and West (35W) highways near Wako, is within the limits of several miles in the city.

by bus

Turimex Internacional, a cross-border bus that crosses Mexico's border across borders, has a bus stop at Sherry St. 2105 in Arlington.

Arlington had a Greyhound bus terminal but it closed in 2011.

To travel in Arlington, you basically need a car. The city doesn't run public transportation.

Those who stay at hotels in Arlington connect major hotels with local eating and drinking facilities (downtown Arlington, Six Flags Theme Park, Texas Rangers Stadium, etc.), except for the free shuttle bus Arlington Trolley. The front of the participating hotel can provide a path to use the service.

• 1. Johnny Heights Country Music Review 
• Two legends of the Baseball Museum and the Children's Study Center 
• 3River Heritage Biological Science Center 
• 4 International Bowling Museum and Hall of Fame 621 Flags Dr ☏+1 817 385-8215, ✉ [email protected] (updated October 2020)
• 5 Arlington Museum, 201W Main Center, 817 275-4600 [email protected]✉) (updated October 2020)

• Hurricane Harbor flags 6 and 1800 E Lamar Blvd. (Updated September 2020),
• On Texas, there are two flags, from 2201 Road to 6 flags +1 817 640-8900☏.     (Updated September 2020)
• 3 AT&T Stadium, 1 AT&T Way, 817 892-4000. the home of Dallas Cowboys in the soccer league. Known as the "American Team", they are one of the most valuable "brands" in sport, and at the same time they are the most popular. There are also several tours centered on contemporary art at the stadium.     (Updated September 2020)
• 4 Texas Rangers Baseball (Globe Life Field) Major League baseball. The Rangers will open a new Globe Life Field in 2020. The ball park replaces the Globe Life Park across the street. The old stadium will be reconfigured as a football and soccer stadium, but it will continue to be used. See below. 
• 5 College Park Center: Home to UT Arlington Mavericks (University of Texas Arlington) in men's basketball and women's volleyball. However, the most notable use is the summer where WNBA's Dallas Wings is hosted.      
• The men's soccer team is playing at the third level of the USL League as a reserve player for FC Dallas, a major-league soccer player in North Texas SC (Arlington's Globe Life Park). After 2020, he took a vacation from the Texas Rangers and moved to Globe Life Park. 
• Dallas Lenegadez (Arlington's Globe Life Park). The soccer team was scheduled to start playing in the XFL, which came back in February 2020. Globe Life Park Shared with North Texas SC 
• 7. The Planetarium of the University of Texas, the Chemical Physical Building, the Planetarium Place, and Arlington. 
• Arlington Scatium, the largest roller link in Texas. 
• Pat Pat Entertainment 
• DYNOROCK INDOOR CLIMBING GYM 
• a jumping party 
• BORING CENTER OF FREE TIME LANE 

• University of Texas at Arlington

shopping mall

Many hotels with shuttle services offer vehicles to the nearest shopping mall.

• 1 Arlington Highlands 4000 Five Points Blvd., Suite 159 (Guest Service Office) (NE corner of I-20 and Matlock Road), and☏+1 817 46-747474444444444. The stores and attractions include Bedbus & Villon, Con, Dave & Buster, Studio Movie Grill, Container Store, Container Store, World Market, etc. (Updated September 2020)
• Lincoln Square 2,1500 North Collins St (the new corner of the road to the six and Collins stars) Stores and attractions include Bed Bath & Beyond, Michaels, Office Depot, Ross Dress for Less, Stein Mart, and Studio Movie Grill. (Updated September 2020)
• [3] Arlington Park Small Coupere Percent (I-20 and NE Corner of Coupere Percent) in the 3811's, ☏+1 817 467-6496. an indoor shopping mall The stores and attractions include AMC Theater, Barnes & Noble, Bear Build Workshop, Dick's sports equipment, JCPenney and Macy.     (Updated September 2020)

Budget

• Atomic Sports Bar and Grill 1615 W.Park Line, 817 275-5575. 

Midrange

• Arlington Steak House, 1724 W Division St, 817-275-7881 (+1) 
• Bobby Valentine's sports gallery cafe in the 4301s. Bowen. 
• Cafe Acapulco, 4001 W Green Oaks Blvd, Ste 121, +1 817 572-4471. 
• Campo Verde, 2918 W Pioneer Pakwi 
• Catfish Sam's, 2735 W Division St, +1 817 275-9631. 
• There's no room to spare. Three in the Metroplex 

Splage

• 1 Fox and Wind Pub and Grill, 1001 NE Green Oaks Blvd, 817 277-3591. A fun place to shoot a pool and throw darts. 
• On September 2, 2401, we will be operating in East Lamarburubud (1 block from Hwy 360 in Hilton Arlington Texas),☏+1817 630-3322. 4 pm to 12:00 am/2:00 am (Sat). It's a great place to listen to music, play darts, and watch sports events on multiple TVs. It's the most famous bar in Arlington. Let's take part in a soccer pre-game fan festival. 

Budget

• Microtel Inn & Suites By Wyndham Arlington/Dallas Area 1740 Oak Village Bulba☏+1 817 557-8400. 
• Days Inn Arlington 1901 West Pleasant Ridge , ☏ +1 817 557-5828. 

Midrange

• Hyatt Place Dallas/Arlington, 2380 East☏ Rd, +1 817 649-7676. Free Internet, free hot breakfast, on-site meeting rooms, fitness centers and outdoor swimming pools. 
• Courtyard Dallas Arlington by The Ball Park, Noran Ryan☏ Expressway 1500, 1 817 277-2774. $129~$159. 
• Hawthorne Suites by Wyndham Arlington/DFW South, 2401 Brookhollow Plaza Dr., ☏+1 817 640-1188. 
• Holiday Inn Express Hotel And Suites Arlington Texas South 1721 Pleasant Pl, +1 817 784-8750. 
• 1 Holiday Inn Express 6 Flag 2451 E Randall Mill Rd (Hwy 360 near I-30 and Randall Mill Rd are off),☏+1 817 640-5454 Check in: 3PM, Check out: 12. Quit smoking. Breakfast, free Wi-Fi Internet, round-the-clock shuttle service to and from DFW Airport, and nearby shopping and dining within five miles. Outdoor pools and hot springs. 89-179 dollars. 
• 2 Holiday Inn Express & Suites 1024 Brookhollow Plaza Dr, ☏+1 817 640-8686. Spacious rooms, suites, meeting facilities and free high speed Internet. 

Splage

• [3] Hilton Arlington 2401 East Lamar Blvd , +1 817 640-3322 (Hilton Arlington 2401 East Lamar Blvd). (Updated April 2016)
• 4 Sheraton Arlington, 1500 Convention Center Dr, ☏ +1 817 261-8200, Toll-Free: +1-866-716-8134. Adjacent to the Arlington Convention Center. (Updated April 2016)

Arlington is generally a safe town, but Darwarsington Park, Pantego and north of IH-30 are more developed and safer than in other areas. Along the IH-30, six flags from Texas, Hurricane Harbor Water Park, Rangers Ball Park in Arlington, and the new Dallas Cowboys stadium are located in a comfortable, modern location. The area is being industrialized and degraded as it moves south. It is wise not to walk through East Arlington at night. The "dangerous zone" is basically surrounded by IH-30 in the north, IH-20 in the south, Cooper Street/FM157 in the west, and State Hwy in the west. Number 360 in the east.

Parkes and the new Arlington Highland Mall, Arlington's main shopping center, to the north of the IH-20, are home to numerous restaurants and shops as well as a crowded, human-friendly neighborhood.

If you visit the campus of UTarlington during the day, do not cause any problems. However, attacks and robberies after hours (even before sunset) are not uncommon in the outskirts of the campus, especially in the southern and eastern areas. As I mentioned before, West Arlington (Darwarsington Gardens Pantego) is a very safe area, though most of it is a residential area.

• Kadampa Meditation Center Texas, 609 Truman St, ☏ +1 817-460-2781. To enhance peace of mind, we offer relaxation meditation and meditation classes.