Quick and easy way to travel downtown and avoid the expensive parking fees…read more $6 gives you unlimited rides the day of purchase until 3am. The last train from downtown to here leaves at 12:29am, so be sure to make it if you're parked down here. Parking is free. We felt safe leaving our car here while we went downtown to a concert. Maybe 25 min to Victory station? I wasn't timing it. But it wasn't bad at all. They have a kiosk which is super way to use, and it accepts credit card. It prints you passes right there and only takes a minute. Be sure to collect your tickets prior to the train coming. Doors open for about 1 minute and you have to wait 15 minutes to catch the next one. Check out dart.org for the rail schedule.

My closest dart station! Plenty of parking. Ticket booths are downstairs, from what I have seen…read morebut I normally use the go pass app! You do have to go up a few flights of stairs or you can take the elevators, so keep that in mind timing wise!

Great way to enjoy Dallas! I love riding my bike and taking a break to explore the Bishop Arts…read moreDistrict. It's one of my favorite ways to experience the city.

Dallas Streetcar, AKA the Trolley is, for now, a free trolley (not a tour, but rather, a form of…read moremass transit) that travels 2.45 miles from the Bishop Arts District and making 6 stops as it travels through Oak Cliff t to midtown Dallas, ending near Union Station, the Red Line, & the Texas Book Depository Building (from which Pres. John F. Kennedy was assassinated) The Trolley is made up of 3 modern, clean air conditioned train cars with seating and space for bicycles, wheelchairs and strollers. There was a mask dispenser, which we felt was quite thoughtful. Signage tells you which station you are approaching. Because it is free for now there were a couple of people who, because of their dress and bags, looked to be homeless. We felt safe.

A-OK. We were here to catch the Megabus, to Virginia, and reviews for that will be forthcoming. But…read morein the meantime, here's a quick rundown of the transfer station. As the name implies, this is the east one. There's also a west one, over by the West End. It has bathrooms and vending machines. I think it's a little prettier, and greener, than the West. It seems to be kept relatively clean, and although we were there it noon, it struck me as safe. Not sure if that opinion would hold at night. So enjoy your trip, regardless of which bus you are getting on. Bottom line: Check the aerial view, this place looks like a basketball.

The Megabus customer service hotline was so u helpful and manned by a total asshole…read more However, Erika was super helpful, professional, calm, and funny! Fire the customer service dude and give his salary to Erika!

I like the Station very convenient from home there but there isn't any security around early in the…read moremorning for the ladies awaiting and there is a DCTA Train going to Denton & lewisville nice i say day passes for it is different 2hour $3.00 and a all day pass $6.00 7 day pass $25.00 well thats all for now #seeyawheniseeya

Not walkable. Have to drive or take another train or bus to get here. No restroom, no coffee shop,…read moreno newsstand. Just park and ride.

I flew through Dallas Love Field for the first time recently. And while I know I was seeing it in…read morethe middle of World Cup craziness, I was very impressed. This airport is on the smaller side. Only Southwest and Delta fly through here, but being on the smaller end, made it easy to get to your gate and to get to baggage claim quickly. But don't let the smaller size make you think it doesn't have much. My husband was particularly impressed with the Whataburger kiosk right past security. You can order there and then pick up when you get to Whataburger further down the concourse. DAL also had some live entertainment as well as ample other food and gift options. Our flights were relatively on time; security went fast; and the bathrooms were also clean. It checks all the boxes!

A fairly well organized and embedded in the community of Dallas, Texas, Dallas Love Field is home…read morebase for Southwest Airlines, which trades on the New York Stock Exchange by the Symbol Love. It's a great way to get your friends and family to visit places for vacation and business trips. Cheers, Mark C. Fearing, Ph.D.

Came here to ride the DART to Mockingbird Station. We were headed to Pocket Sandwich Theatre. Fare…read moreenforcement was on the train checking this day going to Dallas. We need more of this to stop freeloaders. Went to the show and came back at late night. No fare enforcement on train and many freeloaders riding. They need more Police riding at night. We are concealed carry and we carry on the train.

The downtown Rowlett station is the North end of the Blue Line. This station was completely rebuilt…read moreabout 5 years ago with very pretty art and plants. It has lots of parking and always feels safe.

Conveniently located in the heart of Deep Ellum neighborhood right on Good Latimer between Gaston…read moreand Swiss Avenue/Live Oak. The green line runs through this DART station. There is also a ticket machine that accepts credit card or cash payments.

I was staying right next to the Pearl station at the Marriott, so this was the start and end for my…read morejourneys. The station is at street level like many of the DART stations and there isn't a terrific amount of cover if the wind is blowing while the rain is falling down. Still, it gets the job done with the usual automated ticket vending machine on the platform. It is well lit at night and there is a decent amount of foot traffic in the area. Still, Dallas is a big city and you need to be aware of your surroundings. As the station is in downtown where the lines converge, this station is on the Red, Orange and Blue lines between St. Paul and Cityplace/Uptown. And it is also the last stop on the Green line between St. Paul and Deep Ellum.

Frequently stopped here on the way to summer. It's such a convenient stop and highly recommend…read moretaking Dart if you're trying to get to somewhere close by. It's on street level so it's fairly easy to access. However, be careful of all the traffic running around here. Also, the DART police frequent this stop, so be careful to follow all the rules specifically. For example, activate your pass far in advance of getting on the train, especially on your cell phone. If you do it immediately before getting on the train, apparently it is a ticket-able offense.