The gardens are blooming later than in past years and some of azaleas maybe delayed or lost, we don't know yet. The tulips, daffodils and hyacinths are blooming and we have amazing color throughout the garden.

Gate 1 is the main lot closed to the main entrance. Gate 4 is the parking garage, with underground tunnel to the Rory Meyers Children's Garden entrance. Pricing is the same for both.

I was there a week and a half ago and they were in bloom at the time.

The Holiday at the Arboretum festival is open November 9-December 31. The NEW Christmas Village opens November 29-December 31, with over one million lights throughout the garden.

No, they have wheelchairs, but not electric scooters.

Yes, people love to have picnics.

Must explain. To get the full value of the Arboretum you should go four specific times per year. Early Spring for Tulips and flowers Spring to Summer for all kinds of flowers. Fall for flowers and the Pumpkin festivities. Winter for the 12 Days of Christmas. Each Season is a must see. Yes there are plenty of flowers all year around, but the Arboretum has developed the most wonderful Water Works interlaced through-out the garden to which you cannot imagine. I now say that the Dallas Arboretum should be DFW's greatest attraction, with it's 66 acres fronting White Rock Lake.

Hi, New Mexico! I might opt for mid - March, if March is the only time you can come. I say that as my husband's b-day is late March and it seems we consistently have nice weather one week before his b-day, for what it's worth. Mid-March may be actually better than April though since April seems to entail hail here on short notice.

There is a cafe near the entrance as well as other food areas / carts throughout the park. You can bring your own, I believe.

Only wheelchair accessible.