DFW Curling Club is listing four beginner sessions at its new dedicated facility at 1551 Corporate Drive in Irving, even as the club says construction and ice-completion timing remain unresolved.
The club’s beginner-session page lists sessions for July 31 and Aug. 2, 22 and 25, 2026. Each session is described as lasting about two hours and costing $50 per person.
The sessions are open to all ages, and the $50 price includes the necessary equipment. The club’s page also provides footwear guidance for participants.
Because booking depends on a definitive ice-completion date, prospective visitors should confirm registration availability before making plans. The listed sessions do not establish a confirmed opening date for the entire facility.
Alcohol application has not been approved
The Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission’s public inquiry system lists application 634819 for DFW Curling Club at the Corporate Drive address with a status of Received.
The Received status does not mean the alcohol application has been approved or that a license has been issued. The club advertises an onsite bar and restaurant, but the available records do not establish that the bar or full facility is open.
A received application is a filing status rather than proof of an opening or license issuance, a distinction also relevant in recent coverage of EKI Sushi’s Cedar Hill plans. For Irving visitors, the club’s sessions are currently listed, while the timing of full operations and alcohol service remains unsettled.
