Victory Park Apartments
Apartments in Victory Park, around the American Airlines Center. AptViva tracks their move-in specials, so you don’t have to.
Apartment communities near Victory Park
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Living in Victory Park
Victory Park is a 75-acre district just northwest of downtown Dallas, north of Woodall Rodgers Freeway, with I-35E, the Stemmons Freeway, along its west side. It is part of the Stemmons Corridor and of the wider Uptown area. Ross Perot Jr. developed the district, which was planned in detail before it was built.
The American Airlines Center, an indoor arena for basketball, hockey and other events, opened on July 17, 2001, at 2500 Victory Avenue, on the site of an old power plant. The Perot Museum of Nature and Science, in a building by the architect Thom Mayne, moved in on December 1, 2012, and office, retail and residential buildings stand around both.
Getting to work from Victory Park
- Downtown Dallas, West EndDrive: 2 min
- DFW Airport, Terminal ADrive: 27 min
- Southwestern Medical DistrictDrive: 6 min
- Fort Worth, T&P StationDrive: 41 min
- Dallas Love FieldDrive: 12 min
Drive times without traffic, leaving from Victory station, checked October 2026; rush hour adds time. Your own building changes the times; we check them from each address on your list.
Getting around
- Victory station, at 2525 Victory Avenue, has DART Green and Orange Line trains. One stop south is West End, in downtown. In the other direction both lines go on to Market Center and the Southwestern Medical District, and the Orange Line continues to DFW Airport, Terminal A. Trinity Railway Express trains stop at the same station: west to Fort Worth, or one stop to EBJ Union Station. By car, I-35E and Woodall Rodgers Freeway are both at the edge of the district.
Close to home
The Katy Trail runs 3.5 miles from the American Airlines Center north to Mockingbird Station, on the old Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad bed. Union Pacific gave the old line to the city in 1993, and work on the trail began in 2000.
When the arena has a game or a show, Victory station and the streets around Victory Avenue fill up before and after. The Perot Museum of Nature and Science is at 2201 N. Field Street.
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Questions about Victory Park
Is there a train from Victory Park to DFW Airport?
Yes. The DART Orange Line runs from Victory station to DFW Airport, Terminal A, without a transfer.
Can I get to Fort Worth by train?
Yes. The Trinity Railway Express stops at Victory station and runs to the T&P Station in Fort Worth.
Where does the Katy Trail start?
At the American Airlines Center. It follows the old Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad bed for 3.5 miles, to Mockingbird Station.
What was here before Victory Park?
The arena was built on the site of an old power plant. The district around it was developed by Ross Perot Jr.
Which ZIP codes cover Victory Park?
75219, the ZIP code of the arena, and 75201, the ZIP code of the Perot Museum.
Which school district serves Victory Park?
Dallas ISD. Check the exact address with the district before you sign a lease.
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