Dallas is a major center for business, medicine, science, and tourism. Whether you are visiting for business or pleasure, you’ll want to spend some time exploring this amazing region. Fortunately, there are plenty of options for getting around.
Dallas Airport Transportation Options
If you are flying into Dallas Love Field (DAL) there are several options for getting to and from your hotel, off-site parking facility, or wherever you plan to visit.
Shuttles: Hotels and off-site parking facilities offer complimentary shuttle service to and from DAL. Renting a car? There’s a shuttle that will take you to the rental car area as well.
Public transportation: Travelers can use the Love Link 524 bus to get from the airport to the Inwood/Love Field DART station, where they can board either the Green or Orange lines. The bus stations are located at both ends of the lower level ground transportation area.
Ride Shares: Ride share companies such as Uber and Lyft operate at Dallas Love Field. Pickups take place on the lower level, below the Baggage Claim. Follow the signs to “App Based Ride Service.”
Taxis: The taxi stand is at the transportation lower level, across from the terminal ramp, toward Parking Garage A.
Alternate Methods of Transportation in Dallas
After you get into the city and are settled at your destination, you’ll want to start exploring. Fortunately, Dallas has a robust public transportation system that can get you around town and the surrounding areas. Other options include car sharing and, on a more limited basis, bike share.
Dallas Public Transportation
Dallas has an extensive public transit system that includes buses, trains, trolleys, and even neighborhood shuttles. Fares vary by mode of transportation and location: Local day passes start at $6 each.
Bike Sharing
While service is limited, it is possible to rent a bicycle in Dallas; Lime is a provider that currently operates in the city. You can get more information about pricing and passes by downloading the Lime app.
