Still looking to get that final gift for someone special? These Keller, Roanoke and northeast Fort Worth shops have plenty of options for last-minute gifts before the holiday season is over.

This list is not comprehensive.

Keller
Tater Tot Boutique
The children’s consignment store has a variety of upscale, preowned clothes, shoes and accessories for children. Tater Tot Boutique also has plush toys, gifts, books and custom embroidery products for kids.

• 121 Rufe Snow Drive, Ste. 119

• 828 N. US 377

• 3008 Texas Sage Trail

New shade structures are now available at the Keller Pointe Park playground.

The gist: The city announced the newly installed structures in a social media post Dec. 8. The shades are part of a park replacement program after an uptick of residents asked that city officials provide more shade for Keller playgrounds.

Keller Pointe Park is located at The Parks at Town Center near the city’s multi-use recreation and conference facility, which offers a variety of services, programs and events for its members, employees, authorized visitors and the local community.

What else? Other Keller playgrounds receiving similar shade structures include Chase Oaks Activity Node park and Johnson Road park.

Altitude, a trampoline park entertainment center, closed one of its five Dallas-Fort Worth locations in mid-December.

The details: The business announced the closure of its location along Kroger Drive in Fort Worth in a social media post Dec. 16. 

“We know this is disappointing, and we’re personally reaching out to all party hosts and members to help with transfers and refunds,” the post reads.

Altitude has a variety of trampolines, which included spaces for sports like basketball, dodgeball and soccer, according to its website.

• 5650 Kroger Drive, Fort Worth

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport and Dallas Love Field Airport are expecting a surge in holiday travel.

The details: Dallas Love Field is anticipating 440,000 travelers for its main airline, Southwest Airlines, during the holiday travel season, said Patrick Clarke, Love Field’s public information coordinator II.

DFW Airport expects nearly 5 million to fly through during the period between Dec. 18 and Jan. 6, according to a news release. DFW Airport officials expect a 3.2% increase in passengers this year compared to the same period last year.

A closer look: A road project on West Mockingbird Lane near Dallas Love Field may cause delays for travelers due to lane reductions and temporary closures, Clarke said.

Zooming in: The DFW Airport news release stated public transit could help speed up the drop-offs and pick-ups. Trinity Metro’s TEXRail, DART’s Orange Line, DART’s Silver Line and XTrinity Railway Express all have drop off points at the airport.