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Sports Fans Now Have One More Reason to Visit Dallas, as They Can Save Money on Their Hotel When They Come to See Their Favorite Team

Dallas, TX (PRWEB) July 25, 2009 — Right now, the Courtyard Dallas DFW Airport South Irving is offering a special. Guests that stay two nights can get the third night free. This promotion is good from July 1st through September 7th 2009. Also, those that make reservations by September 7th will get an extra 1000 Marriott points.

Courtyard Dallas DFW Airport South/Irving

Sports fans are flocking to the Courtyard Dallas DFW Airport South/Irving because of its close proximity to their favorite sporting events and the great savings it offers. Not only is Dallas a great place for summer sports, but there are also amazing DFW hotel specials that make traveling easier than ever before.

Those that choose to take advantage of these hotel deals DFW airport will get to stay near the best sporting events Dallas has to offer. First, the best of the Irving Texas hotels near DFW airport puts visitors right near the Dallas Cowboys. Visitors can also go see the Texas Rangers after they book a room at the Courtyard Dallas DFW Airport South/Irving. Irving Texas airport hotels are close to the stadium, so people can take lots of games in during their stay.

Lonestar Park is another popular destination for sports fans. The park has some of the best Quarter Horse and Thoroughbred racing the United States has to offer. People are also taking advantage of DFW hotel specials so they can take the family out to Six Flags or Hurricane Harbor. With so many attractions surrounding the hotel, this is expected to be a fun filled summer for guests.

To get in on the summer fun and great savings at the Courtyard Dallas DFW Airport South Irving, be sure to use one of the appropriate promotional code when you book your room. For a weekday king, the code is TZJC. The code for a weekend king is TZJA.

For a standard room, use the promotional code TZJD if staying on a weekday or TZJB if staying on a weekend.

For more information or to book your room, visit http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/daliv-courtyard-dallas-dfw-airport-south-irving/ or call 1-800-321-2211.

About the Courtyard Dallas DFW Airport South/Irving
The Courtyard Dallas DFW Airport South/Irving has received a Michelin Star rating. The hotel is conveniently located near many of the attractions in Dallas, and is a favorite for sports fans. Travelers also like the Courtyard due to its luxurious rooms and close proximity to the airport. A shuttle service is available, making it even easier for travelers.

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The HIlton Arlington Hotel located in Ft. Worth-Arlington, Texas, is offering a special football hotel package for regular season home games in the new Cowboys Stadium. The hotel’s Utlimate Game Day Package includes tickets for two and two nights accommodations, breakfst buffet and additional amenities.

Arlington, TX (PRWEB) September 20, 2009 — In celebration of the inaugural football season in the new Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, the Hilton Arlington Hotel (www.arlingtontx.hilton.com) has announced a new hotel package for Dallas Cowboys home games.

The Hilton Arlington hotel is located near the new Cowboys Stadium.

The Hilton Arlington 2-Night Ultimate Game Day Package starts at 9.50 per person*:
-Two (2) tickets in Section 200 of the new Cowboys Stadium
-Two (2) nights deluxe hotel accommodation
-Breakfast Buffet for two (2) the next morning with choice of Bloody Marys or Mimosas
-A Texas-Style welcome amenity
-Stadium blanket
-Transportation to and from the Cowboys Stadium
-Transportation to and from DFW Airport
-Complimentary parking
-Late check-out at 3:00 p.m.

The home games are: Giants (9/20/09), Panthers (9/28/09), Falcons (10/25/09), Seahawks (11/1/09), Redskins (11/22/09), Raiders (11/26/09), Chargers (12/13/09), and Eagles (1/3/10).

For reservations or more information, please call the Hilton Arlington at (817) 640-3322.

For current ticket-holders, the Hilton Arlington also offers a “Cowboys Fan Package” from 9.

The Hilton Arlington is one of the most convenient hotels near the Cowboys Stadium for guests traveling on business or pleasure. The hotel is close to Dallas entertainment, restaurants, and just a short drive from Dallas-Ft. Worth Airport. The Hilton Arlington offers luxurious, spacious guestrooms, restaurant, sports bar, room service, health club, outdoor pool and Jacuzzi®.

The new Cowboys Stadium is the largest, most technologically-advanced entertainment venue in the world, with 100,000 seats and a retractable roof. In addition to hosting college and professional football games, the new stadium will host the 2011 Super Bowl, the 2010 NBA All-Star Game, concerts and special events all year long.

*Ultimate Game Day Package: 9.50 per person (double occupancy) valid for home games on 9/20/09 (Giants), 11/26/09 (Raiders), 9.50 per person (double occupancy) valid for home game on 1/3/2010 (Eagles); 9.50 per person (double occupancy) valid all other home regular season games. Subject to availability and applicable sales taxes. Gratuities not included. A non-refundable deposit of 0 per person required at time of reservation. A final, non-refundable balance is due thirty days prior to arrival. No cancellations accepted within 30 days of arrival. Not valid with existing reservations, groups, or other offers or discounts.

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lets look at a little pattern here in the NBA finals over the past 3 years, shall we? 3 years ago–Lakers heavily favored over Detroit….Detroit wins in 5. 2 years ago, Detroit kills the entire league during the regular season, winning almost 70 games…Detroit loses to San Antonio. Last year, virtually every sports analyst was saying Dallas in 6. Miami ends up springing back from 0-2 to win 4 in a row.

Underdog has won all 3 of the past championships. Why are San Antonio fans so sure of themselves? Doesn’t Gregg Popovich tell his players to have a “fearful respect” for the other team? If Tim Duncan can have respect for the opponent, surely the fans can too.
btw, I’m not a Cavs fan, I don’t even know who else is on the team besides Lebron. I just think it’s irritating when I see a million posts that are all like “Do you stupid people in Cleveland think you have any chance in hell that you could beat us Spurs who are better than anyone else in the world.”

also, ya, Spurs have 3 championships. So did the Lakers when they were beat by Detroit.
man, Spurs fans have a lot of pent up anger. Angry as Kobe on a radio
ok Spursgolden, that’s what I was looking for. Love your team without having to shite on everyone else. Props to you, respect. you get the best answer

http://sports.espn.go.com/dallas/nfl/news/story?id=4745595

Lots of debate on this the last few days. Fighting is a great example, if banned it would alienate the people that watch the sport now, that is certain. But would it attract new people to the sport? And does that even matter?

The NHL has expanded dramatically in the “Southern Cites” the last 15 years to places like Dallas, Tampa Bay, Phoenix, Colorado, Anaheim. While some of these were expansion teams, others came at the cost of leaving a Canadian City.

The era of Gary Bettman (someone who is almost universally hated around here at Y!A) has ushered in several changes to try to reach out to more people: the shootout, the extra point for overtime, the infamous “glowing puck”, changes to “open up” the game.

So let’s get down to the crux of the matter. Is it more important to reach new people — changing the game in the process — or to preserve the rules and traditions of Hockey?
Bob – well argued
hockeygirl – Was it so hard to just answer the question either with “keep tradition” or “try to reach out to new fans”.?

You have a unique gift for putting words in my mouth.. If I WANTED to change the game, I would be phoning the NHL offices and writing letters to Bettman, not posting things on Yahoo Answers.

I don’t deny I have some strong feelings about fighting in Hockey. I don’t deny I am in the minority in this but at least the recent question posted with something like 500 answers should satisfy you I am not some “Johnny come lately” person who does not know the sport.

And by the way, what exactly are the other answers to this question supposed to PROVE anyway? This is the HOCKEY section!!!! What do you EXPECT most people who follow Hockey the way it is played NOW to say?

Bob ANSWERED the question and argued his case well. You had a chance to do the same but instead just decided to descend to a “See I told you so” attitude.

Charles Woodson and KGB are set to return against Oakland. i don’t know about our DT’s just yet, they are still a little banged up. now we can go back to man to man coverage on defense with them back on the field. hopefully they stay healthy though. i was getting nervous, cause we would probably lose to Oakland without them. Detroit and Dallas easily moved the ball against our D without them. just figured i’d give some positive thought back to us.

Go Pack Go!

oh, and Favre should be good to go against Oakland.
what do the Eagles have to do with this? this was just a statement to give my packer backers some inspiration, because our team is beginning to heal.

There were so many people at that parade… and you can’t forget about all of the Laker fans in other states and worldwide. So do they have the most fans out of the NBA, NFL, MLB and NHL? The only franchise that I think might have more fans are the Dallas Cowboys.
Damn… I can’t believe i forgot about the Yankees. considering I’m a fan…
#1 Rockets Fan – I live in NY and believe me, there are A LOT of Knicks fans here. Why do you think they still make the headlines even though they’ve been terrible for nearly a decade

Isnt that a little too much pressure for the kid

http://sports.espn.go.com/dallas/news/story?id=5129192

and for those angry vikings fans, this should clear things up

Is 34C a good place to be?

If it’s a seat at a football game?

Peace and Love Y’all I gotta take this kid to bed.

Dallas

T.O. = Team Obliterator
T.O. -> biggest jack@ss in sports