Morning: Kaleidoscope Park 

Start your trip with outdoor fun at Kaleidoscope Park. This 6-acre arts and culture destination features free programming all year, a large playground, and one of the largest outdoor public art installations in Texas. 

Lunch: Norma’s Cafe 

Enjoy the timeless tradition of sharing a meal together at Norma’s Cafe. This family-friendly restaurant offers home cooking in a classic diner setting. 

Afternoon: Kidzania 

Located inside the Stonebriar Centre mall, Kidzania is a working city for kids, run by kids. Here, imaginations run wild in an 80,000 square-foot city where kids play while grandparents and parents can sit back and relax, or shop at the mall. 

Dinner: Chocho Hot Pot 

A fun communal dining experience for the whole family, Chocho Hot Pot offers a premium all-you-can-eat menu with special pricing for seniors (60+) and kids aged 10 and under.

Morning: Universal Kids Resort 

The star of any “kidcation” to Frisco, the new Universal Kids Resort is an exciting theme park designed for younger children and their families. It features seven magical lands, 13 attractions, shaded seating, splash areas, and more. 

Lunch: Universal Kids Resort 

There are nine themed dining outlets at Universal Kids Resort with both sit-down meals and grab and go snacks. Options include Goofy Goober’s from SpongeBob SquarePants, Jurassic World Canteen, and Trolls Eatz!. 

Afternoon: More Universal 

With so much to do in one place, the afternoon plan is to spend more time together at the theme park and meet iconic characters like Minions, Shrek and Fiona, SpongeBob SquarePants, Puss in Boots, and more. 

Dinner: Hutchins BBQ 

Recap an unforgettable day while digging into award-winning BBQ at Hutchins BBQ. A local favorite, the menu includes brisket, turkey, chicken, pulled pork, a huge selection of sides, and the famous Texas Twinkie. Save room though, the unlimited dessert options include peach cobbler, banana pudding, and soft-serve ice cream.

Morning: Frisco Public Library 

The first family activity of the day includes hanging out with a 20-foot T-Rex skeleton and thousands of books at the Frisco Public Library. Find fun and educational programming for kids and adults throughout the week. 

Lunch: Cane Rosso 

A crowd-pleaser for every generation, Cane Rosso is ready for family pizza time. While it serves pasta, sandwiches, and salads, it’s the authentic wood-fired Neapolitan pizza that steals the show. 

Afternoon: Urban Air Trampoline Park 

All ages and fitness levels are welcome to have fun at Urban Air Trampoline Park. Games here include a slam dunk zone, dodgeball, climbing walls, warrior course, zipline, and ropes course. 

Dinner: Babe’s Chicken Dinner House 

If your family loves chicken, look no further than Babe’s Chicken Dinner House. This Texas restaurant is known for family-style comfort food, including all-you-can-eat sides like green beans and buttermilk biscuits. 

Evening: Frisco RoughRiders 

Enjoy America’s favorite pastime with a RoughRiders baseball game at Riders Field. On Sundays, tickets for the lazy river are available for all ages. On Friday nights there are postgame fireworks and on Saturdays kids are invited to run the bases after the final out.