In 2017, the U.S. experienced a Total Solar Eclipse for the first time since 1979, leading to the establishment of Total Eclipse DFW. Our organization is dedicated to providing safe, ISO 12312-2 compliant eclipse glasses and enriching the viewing experience. This commitment stems from lessons learned about safety standards, risks of counterfeit products, and travel complexities during such rare events.DFW last witnessed a Total Solar Eclipse in 1878, marking the upcoming 2024 event as the first in 146 years. With the next eclipse not expected until 2044 and DFW not experiencing Totality for over 300 years, Total Eclipse DFW's mission is crucial in preparing the Metroplex for this extraordinary occurrence.Dallas-Fort Worth is a premier destination for the 2024 Eclipse due to its significant population and expansive size, making it the largest area in the Path of Totality. DFW's typically clear April skies offer optimal viewing conditions. The region's extensive geographical span, covering 32 counties and over 300 cities, places it directly in the Path of Totality.DFW's robust infrastructure supports many visitors, and the area's diverse attractions enhance the overall experience. From cultural landmarks like the Dallas Arts District and Fort Worth Stockyards to a range of botanical gardens, museums, and vibrant nightlife, there's more to DFW than just eclipse viewing.World-class connectivity via the Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, among others, and a wide range of accommodations cater to all preferences and budgets. We're also promoting local institutions to host enriching cultural and educational events related to the eclipse. Join us in DFW for the 2024 Eclipse, a unique blend of astronomical spectacle, cultural richness, and urban adventure. For continuous updates and insights, stay tuned to our site as we approach April 8th, the day of this remarkable celestial event.