A Kush Kingdom Is Coming Fourteen Minutes West of Downtown Arlington
A Kush Kingdom Is Coming Fourteen Minutes West of Downtown Arlington
Our Ederville Road shop is getting ready just past the Fort Worth line, a short trip west on I-30 to the Cooks Lane exit. Until then, Richland Hills is open until midnight.
Kush Kingdom for Arlington
Arlington is a big city, and its west side sits right next to where our second shop is opening. From Arlington City Hall on Abram Street, Google Maps puts the drive to 7371 Ederville Rd at about fourteen minutes and seven miles, almost all of it on I-30 West.
The shop sits just past the Fort Worth city line, a short way off I-30 at the Cooks Lane exit. That makes it an easy stop for anyone driving between Arlington and Fort Worth, or heading home from the Entertainment District along I-30.
It is coming soon, with hours still being finalized. Until it opens, our Richland Hills shop on Boulevard 26 is open every day from 8 AM to midnight.
Arlington's Fast Lane West
I-30 is the road that matters. From central Arlington, Cooper Street north to Lamar Boulevard gets you onto it. From the north side, Randol Mill Road runs west toward Fort Worth if you prefer surface streets.
From south Arlington, I-20 West to Loop 820 North and the Brentwood Stair Road exit is often just as quick as going up to I-30.
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The Parts of Arlington Closest to Ederville Road
West Arlington is the closest part of the city: the neighborhoods off Bowen Road, Pioneer Parkway and Randol Mill Road reach I-30 or the Fort Worth line in a few minutes.
Central Arlington, around City Hall, Cooper Street and the University of Texas at Arlington, is about fourteen minutes away. The Entertainment District, home to AT&T Stadium and Globe Life Field, sits right on I-30, which makes the shop an easy stop on the drive home from a game, traffic permitting.
South Arlington is better served by I-20 and Loop 820 than by I-30, which keeps the trip around fifteen to twenty minutes.
Turn by Turn From Arlington
This route starts at Arlington City Hall, 101 West Abram Street. Google Maps heads up Cooper Street, turns onto Lamar Boulevard and merges onto I-30 West, takes exit 23 for Cooks Lane and turns right onto Ederville Road. About 7.3 miles in fourteen minutes.
- Head west on W Abram St toward S Pecan St.
- Turn right onto S Hwy 157/S Cooper St.
- Continue straight onto N Cooper St.
- Turn left onto W Lamar Blvd.
- Turn left to merge onto I-30 W.
- Take exit 23 for Cooks Ln.
- Take the ramp to Cooks Ln.
- Turn left onto Cooks Ln.
- Turn right onto Ederville Rd.
- Turn right.
- Turn right.
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Other Ways In From Arlington
From the University of Texas at Arlington area, take Cooper Street north to I-30. From the Entertainment District around the stadiums, I-30 West is right there, but game days and event nights can turn a fourteen minute trip into thirty.
From west Arlington near Bowen Road and Pioneer Parkway, I-30 is a few minutes away, and Randol Mill Road west is the surface-street alternative.
Until the Ederville Road shop opens, Arlington customers can reach Richland Hills by Highway 360 north to Airport Freeway west and the Boulevard 26 exit.
What We Hear From Arlington
Arlington customers who already drive up to Richland Hills tell us the same thing: they want a closer Kush Kingdom. The Ederville Road shop is that shop, a single I-30 exit from the Fort Worth line.
It will carry every lane we stock in Richland Hills: hemp flower, vapes, CBD, bongs, tobacco and accessories.
Until the New Shop Opens
Arlington customers can reach the Richland Hills shop today by taking Highway 360 or Cooper Street north to Airport Freeway and heading west, or by taking I-30 West to Loop 820 North. Either way it is roughly twenty to twenty five minutes outside rush hour.
The Ederville Road shop will be noticeably closer for west and central Arlington, especially for anyone near I-30. Event days in the Entertainment District can clog I-30 for hours, so on game nights Randol Mill Road west is usually the smarter way to Fort Worth.
If you are not sure which route is faster from your part of Arlington, check live traffic before you leave. I-30 is usually quickest, but Randol Mill and Highway 360 both earn their keep when the interstate backs up.
I-30, Game Days and Rush Hour
I-30 is busy at rush hour and can crawl on game days and event nights near the stadiums. Check the event calendar before a weeknight trip, and use Randol Mill Road if the freeway is backed up.
Opening hours will be posted on the Fort Worth location page.
Arlington is large, so drive times range from under ten minutes on the west side to around twenty from the south.
Arlington Questions
About 7.3 miles, roughly fourteen minutes from Arlington City Hall by I-30 West and the Cooks Lane exit.
Exit 23 for Cooks Lane, then a short drive to Ederville Road.
Not yet. It is coming soon at 7371 Ederville Rd, and hours will be posted when set.
I-30 can be very slow near the stadiums on game and event nights. Randol Mill Road west is the surface alternative.
Highway 360 north to Airport Freeway west, then the TX-26 and Boulevard 26 exit.
Not inside city limits. The new shop is just across the Fort Worth line on Ederville Road.
About fifteen minutes. Take Cooper Street north to I-30 West and exit at Cooks Lane.
Head north to I-30 West, or take Randol Mill Road west toward Fort Worth.
Yes. The vape wall and tobacco counter will match what we carry in Richland Hills.