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Hyatt Place Fort Worth/TCU

Discover Fort Worth, Texas from our hotel near TCU and Fort Worth Zoo. Recharge for Lone Star State adventures at our Fort Worth hotel near Texas Christian University (TCU). Hyatt Place Fort Worth / TCU features spacious rooms with complimentary breakfast and Wi-Fi. Enjoy easy access to attractions like the Fort Worth Zoo, just two miles from the hotel, plus find on-site dining and entertainment at our Lot 12 Rooftop Bar and Top Golf Swing Suites.

From DFW Airport

Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport is 25 miles from TCU. Shuttle, train, taxicab, and car rental services are available at the terminal.

Airport Shuttle
Super Shuttle is available to or from the DFW Airport. They may be reached by calling 800-BLUE-VAN or 817-329-2000. No reservations are required from the airport, however, for trips to the airport, reservations are necessary. Reservations from the airport can be made at the Super Shuttle phone in the terminal. Shuttles depart every 30 minutes (approximately) from DFW Airport. Return arrangements must be made two hours prior to a desired pick-up time.

Rail Service
The Trinity Rail Express links the D/FW Airport with Fort Worth's T&P Station. For more information, click here.

Taxis
Allow 45 minutes for the trip from D/FW Airport to TCU.

From DAL Airport

Love Field is 35 miles from TCU. Shuttle, taxicab, and car rental services are available at the terminal.

By Car

From the north or south, take I-35 West to I-30 West. Travel through downtown and exit University Drive South. TCU is 2 miles from the Interstate.

From the west or east, exit I-30 to University Drive South. The campus is about 2 miles from the Interstate.

Neeley School of Business

Welcome to the Neeley School of Business! If you are an entrepreneur or dream of being one, this is the place for you. We welcome students from every major to test your ideas in competitions, pitch to investors for real cash, make decisions as an angel investor, meet successful entrepreneurs and network with entrepreneurial students at TCU and around the world. Already have a business? We provide useful research and resources to help you continue your success.

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Billy Bob's at the Stockyards

The building now known as Billy Bob’s Texas was built in 1910 and was once an open-air barn used to house prize cattle for the Fort Worth Stock Show. In 1936, as a Texas Centennial Project, the building was enclosed by the City of Fort Worth at a cost of $183,500 and the tower over the main entrance was added. The “new” structure contained livestock stalls, and an auction ring that is now the Billy Bob’s Bull Riding arena. Livestock events were held here until the stock show moved to the Will Rogers Memorial Complex, in 1943. During World War II, the building was used as an airplane factory, and in the 1950′s the building became a department store so large that the stock boys wore roller skates to make their jobs easier.

Billy Bob’s Texas opened April 1, 1981 with national attention featuring with it’s 100,000 square feet entertainment center, more than 30 bar stations, country music’s biggest stars, real Pro Bull Riding, and a Texas size dance floor. It became known as “The World’s Largest Honky Tonk”, where more than 6,000 fun loving folks of all ages could enjoy entertainment every day and night.

Legends Club, Amon Carter Stadium

The Legends Club is located on the third level of the east side of the stadium and contains a beautiful club lounge area with 1,060 club seats. Members of the Legends Club have access to the club from gates opening, during the game, and for post-game. The Legends Club showcases breathtaking views of TCU's campus and downtown Fort Worth from a large lounge area equipped with comfortable restroom facilities and flat-screen televisions throughout as well as large canvas painted images of Horned Frog greats.

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