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Rail services
Passengers and airport users have three modes of rail transportation to connect to directly from the terminals: DART provides service to Dallas and TEXrail to Fort Worth, while TRE provides connecting services between the two major cities.
User experiences vary depending on the service, with TEXRail generally rated highly for comfort and punctuality, while DART and TRE face some criticism regarding cleanliness and schedule information. Travelers are advised to check signage and schedules, particularly during peak times, to avoid inconveniences.
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DART
The Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) Orange Line connects DFW to Parker Road Station, in northeast Dallas, via Irving and downtown (West End, Akard, St. Paul and Pearl/Arts District stations).
STOPS
Departing Passengers: From the airport station, follow signs for Terminal A departures. For other terminals, use the free Terminal Link service.
Arriving Passengers: Exit Terminal A and proceed to the lower level A10. If you arrived at Terminals B, C, D or E, board the Terminal Link service to Terminal A and proceed to the airport station.
FARES
Midday Pass - Allows unlimited travel between 9:30 am and 2:30 pm (USD2.00).
Day Pass - Costs USD6.00 and is valid for unlimited travel on all DART buses, DART Rail and TRE trains between Union Station and CentrePort/DFW Airport until 3:00 am the following day.
Passes can be purchased at the airport station kiosks or through your cell phone on the GoPass app.
HOURS
The first train arrives at 3:50 am and departs at 4:14 am for employees and early flight travelers. SEE SCHEDULES
What users say:
DART receives mixed feedback. Passengers appreciate its convenience and easy ticket access through the GoPass App. However, frequent complaints highlight the cleanliness of the trains, especially regarding unpleasant odors affecting travel experiences. Some users also report a notable presence of homeless individuals at Terminal A’s station during evening hours, which can make some passengers feel uncomfortable.
TEXRail
The TEXRail not only links the airport to downtown Fort Worth, but also to surrounding landmarks.
STOPS
Departing Passengers: From the TEXRail station, follow signs to Terminal B exits. For other gates, take the Terminal Link shuttle to Terminals A, C, D or E.
Arriving Passengers: Exit Terminal B from gate B30 to access the TEXRail station. If you arrived at Terminals A, C, D or E, take the Terminal Link to Terminal B.
RATES
Single ticket: USD2.50
Day Pass: USD5.00
Passes can be purchased at the airport station kiosks or through the GoPass app. For more information, call Tel +1 817 215 8600 or CLICK HERE.
HOURS
4:40 am to 2:10 am. The first train arrives at 4:06 am at Terminal B station. Last train leaves the airport at 2:10 am. SEE SCHEDULES
What users say:
TEXRail is appreciated as a comfortable and affordable option for traveling between DFW and Fort Worth. Users commend its punctuality and the cleanliness of its trains, highlighting the direct connection from the airport to downtown Fort Worth without the need for transfers. However, some passengers suggest improving airport signage to make the TEXRail station easier to locate.
TRE
The Trinity Railway Express (TRE) service connects the cities of Dallas and Fort Worth, with several stops in between.
STOPS
The free TRE LINK bus provides continuous connection between CentrePort Station and gate 47, on the lower level of Terminal B. It operates every 20-40 minutes between 5:30 am and 11 pm, Monday through Saturday. SEE SCHEDULES
FARES
Single tickets start at USD2.50. They can be purchased at the CentrePorte station kiosks or by cell phone using the GoPass app. For more information, call Tel +1 214 979 1111 or CLICK HERE.
HOURS
Approximately 5:00 am to 11:00 pm Monday through Saturday. CLICK HERE for more detailed information on rates and passes.
What users say:
The Trinity Railway Express (TRE) has generally positive feedback for its speed and efficiency in connecting Dallas and Fort Worth. However, some users mention that unclear information on schedules and departure changes can be confusing, especially for first-time users. Passengers also recommend considering peak hours, as the service can get quite crowded.