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Music City Mall
4101 E 42nd Street
Odessa, TX 79762 (432) 550-2483 Distance from the Hotel: 4 miles Tasty dining, over 100 stores and live entertainment on the weekends – this mall has it all. Kid-friendly activities include two indoor playgrounds, a video arcade, a Venetian carousel and even a roller coaster simulator. |
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Music City Mall Ice Rink
4101 E 42nd Street
Odessa, TX 79762 (432) 552-0200 Distance from the Hotel: 4 miles Tasty dining, over 100 stores and live entertainment on the weekends – this mall has it all. Kid-friendly activities include two indoor playgrounds, a video arcade, a Venetian carousel and even a roller coaster simulator. |
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Regal Cinemas Permian Palace Stadium 11
Regal Cinemas Permian Place 11 & IMAX
4101 E 42nd St, STE 70, Odessa, TX 79762 (844) 462-7342 Distance from the Hotel: 2.1 miles This movie theater is located within Music City Mall. Catch the latest blockbuster in IMAX while you’re here in Odessa! |
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University of Texas of the Permian Basin
4901 E University, Odessa, TX 79762
432-552-2020 Distance from the Hotel: .4 miles Founded in the early 1970s, this state university has an enrollment of just over 6,000 students and growing. It also has a healthy rivalry with nearby Odessa College. Be sure to catch a glimpse of the Stonehenge replica when you visit the campus! |
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Wagner Noel Performing Arts Center
1310 N FM 1788
Midland, TX 79707 (432) 552-4430 Distance from the Hotel: 12.4 Situated on a satellite campus of the University of Texas of the Permian Basin, between Odessa and the neighboring town of Midland, WNPAC includes a main concert hall and a recital hall. Events include live musical acts, performances and classical concerts. |
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Ector County Coliseum
4201 Andrews Hwy,
Odessa, Texas 79762 (432) 366-3541 Distance from the Hotel: 5.2 miles With just over 5,100 seats, this arena is home to the Odessa Jackalopes of the North American Hockey League, as well as rodeo competitions, ice skating events and numerous conventions. |
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Ratliff Stadium
E Yukon Rd
Odessa, TX 79762 (432) 366-3652 Distance from the Hotel: 6.2 miles This modern football stadium has capacity for over 19,000 spectators and is home to the Permian High Panthers and the Odessa High Broncos, as well as the UTPB football team. |
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Stonehenge Replica
4901 E University, Odessa, TX 79762
432-552-2020 Distance from the Hotel: .4 miles The Stonehenge replica is located on the campus of the University of Texas of the Permian Basin in Odessa in Ector County, Texas. About 20 stone blocks, similar in size, shape, and appearance to the ancient Stonehenge in southwestern England, were unveiled in the summer of 2004. The replica matches the original Stonehenge horizontally, but it falls some 14% short in height from the English monument. The tallest stone on the original is 22 feet, while the highest in the Odessa version is 19 feet. While the original may have taken 2000 years to complete, the replica was placed at UTPB in six weeks. The stones were moved two at a time on tractor-trailers and lifted into place on footings made of reinforced concrete. |
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Meteor Cater
3100 Meteor Crater Rd
Odessa, TX 79763 (432) 381-0946 The Odessa Crater, and four smaller craters, were formed in prehistoric time when a great shower of nickel-iron meteorites collided with the earth. It is estimated the event occurred some 62,000 years ago. It is the 2nd largest recognizable crater in the United States The shower was composed of many thousands of individual meteorites of various sizes which fell over an area of about 2 square miles. When freshly formed, the craters were funnel-shaped depressions, the largest about 550 feet in diameter and 100 feet in depth. More than 100,000 cubic yards of crashed rock as ejected from this crater by the energy released from the impacting meteoric mass. Smaller craters in the vicinity of the main crater range form 15 feet to 70 feet in diameter and from 7 feet to 18 feet in depth. |
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Parker House ranching museum
1118 Maple Ave
Odessa, TX 79761 (432) 335-9918 Distance from the Hotel: 4.1 miles After the railroad arrived, Odessa became a livestock shipping center. In 1935, leading rancher Jim Parker located his headquarters in a rock house on the outskirts of town. Today the restored Parker House Museum tells the family’s story and ranching history through period furnishings and exhibits. Parker’s downstairs bedroom stands intact, including the elaborate 1908 wedding clothes of Parker and his bride Bessie. Upstairs bedrooms are galleries of early 1900s photos and memorabilia including leather leggings, six-shooters and rifles, barbed wire and spurs, and a McClellan saddle. The sitting room reflects the lifestyle of prosperous pioneers, including a hand-crank Victrola record player. |
