This station is in the heart of Grapevine Downtown. You can take a train to go to DFW Airport Or…read moreget down here and explore the Grapevine downtown and do brunch and go back. Station is kept clean and well maintained!

When I come to town, myself and my 2 business partners converge here for a work day. There are…read moreseveral food options, a coffee shop, and a bar. Everything has always been excellent. The wifi is great, although you do have to login every hour or two, the building is quiet enough to work outside of the lunch rush, and there is plenty of space to move around. The ladies room I'm convinced is haunted. There is always one stall door that is open and for whatever reason I feel compelled to use it. Upon washing my hands there is this knocking sound that definitely isn't the plumbing. I love it though. Such a cool space!

DFW is a behemoth but yet easy to navigate. Despite its massive footprint, you can easily get…read morearound from terminal to terminal via SkyLink. Hmm...if only the rest of the city was this easy to navigate. There are plenty of restaurants, shops and lounges, but the best terminal is the international terminal D. However, if you are not flying abroad, the other terminals have lots of amenities. There are even a complementary yoga spaces in terminals D and E. There is a good assortment of local and international stores/ restaurants. Definitely check out Pappadaeux or Pappasitos in Terminal A for some excellent noms before takeoff. Even just catching La whiff the food here is enough to lift your spirits. Restrooms are plentiful but are in various states of disrepair or improvement. This is a work in progress and several of the restrooms are in renovation mode, while the ones that have been renovated have all the bells and whistles like touchless handwashing/ drying and spacious stalls. Overall DFW is one of the least stressful big airports and is like a city unto itself. It is larger than the island of Manhattan, and larger than LAX, O'Hare and JFK combined, but with it's smart design and constant strive towards continuous improvement, it's a more navigable and pleasant a place than it's size would suggest.

TSA agents not too bad...maybe because their budget went through, and there are a bunch of…read moredifferent restaurants and shops that you'll typically find at airports. Meh on the quality of food. Go somewhere nice before/after your flight. TSA lines here were active when I traveled.

What an amazing free service in the McKinney Avenue area of downtown. Essentially you just find a…read moretrolley stop and wait for a trolley to come by and pick you up. Depending on the route you take it takes 30 minutes to an hour to make the full circle. The trolley drivers are super friendly and knowledgeable and make the ride a lot of fun!

Seriously a must do. Visiting Dallas? Trolley. Lived here forever? Trolley. Night out? Trolley. The…read moretop of the trolley loop goes around West Village so we use the parking garage there as a starting place and hop on at the stop outside of Starbucks. From there the trolley heads down Mckinney Ave to downtown and circling back by Klyde Warren Park. Easy to hop on and off as your night dictates, but important to know that they trolley will only stop if you are standing and waiting at the designated trolley stop. To exit simply ring the bell and the conductor will stop when available to do so.

Well, it was foolish of me to review a travel agency before taking the trip they booked. Nara…read moreTravel booked our international flight, hotel, a bus tour, and a domestic flight in Korea several months in advance. When I traveled to Korea, I discovered that our 8-day English-language bus tour, K-Shuttle by US Travel, was a complete and utter mistake. The company was extremely unprofessional with low standards falling completely behind the quite luxurious and competent Korean bus tours, while it was even more expensive than Korean bus tours. The only reason this company is still in business is because travel agents like Nara Travel book passengers for them, because the agents are paid to do so. Every passenger on the tour was booked through an agent. My wife had booked the tour with the travel agent and had asked the travel agent for two things: 1. We NEEDED a big charter bus. My wife gets migraines if she rides in a bumpy car and gets carsick easily too. 2. We asked for all meals included, which is typical of Korean bus tours. The tour was not in a charter bus. Instead, they booked a small, rickety tour bus (very bumpy=lots of headaches) and dinner NOT was included. The "English speaking" tour guides were mediocre. Some of the bus drivers were completely incompetent. And the entire company seems shady. Not to mention, the tour voucher/itinerary that Nara Travel made for us did not even have the name of the company written on it - so that when we were trying to meet up with our tour at the very beginning, we were at the meetup spot but didn't know the name of the company we were looking for. That was Nara's fault. Nara travel did not fulfill our requests or book a company that we would be happy with. My wife does speak fluent Korean, and we could have taken a Korean bus tour instead if we knew what we were in for. When my wife confronted our travel agent with these mistakes, she didn't really seem to care or acknowledge them, much less apologize. At the middle of the tour, we had a flight from mainland Korea to an island, which was booked by Nara Travel. Our flight was booked several hours later than the rest of our tour group's, so we missed one of the tour attractions because we were waiting for three hours in the airport. The hotel that Nara travel booked for us, City Co-Op in Seoul, was okay. It was located a 15 minute walk uphill from the nearest metro station. We ran into a few other snags, which I guess is understandable given that it was a budget hotel, but I still could not recommend the hotel. I trusted Nara Travel to fulfill our specific requests and book travel and accommodations that we would be happy with. They did not.

Last took the Greyhound roughly thirteen years ago. Buying a ticket, checking in luggage, and the…read moreoverall trip was very smooth and hassle-free. The only complaint was all the stops made in between Fort Worth and Houston and the actual length of time for the trip. At least someone else was driving, and I could sleep the time away or read. Don't take if you're looking for a quick way to get anywhere; however, using the service is very economical.

My son is on tour with marching band. First time away from home. He told me to book Sunday morning…read more Turns out there is no accommodations Sat night. So I IMMEDIATELY call to move the reservation to a late night Sat bus that is cheaper. I am told I have to pay $35. I don't have that currently. There are apparently no exceptions. There are no corporate office to call. There are no offices in the U.S. I explained that my son was barley 18 and it was his first time away from home, and that I couldn't leave him without a safe place alone in Indianapolis all night. I asked my options. I was told I had none. I said you and your company are not concerned about the safety of a young person? He answered"that's right". I was appalled. I asked again. "Greyhound doesn't care about the safety of a kid traveling? He repeated..."that's right". The said they couldn't help. They can't control the computer. That I could cancel if I wanted. But that still would cost the same amount. Absolutely NO concern or customer service. I have never in 40 years been blatantly told that the customer does not matter. Please do not book with Greyhound. And DEFINITELY do not trust them to ensure your children's safe travel. I called immediately after booking. And was shook down for $40 I didn't have at the expense of my son's safety. Shame on this company EDIT- Supervisor Himae took it up on himself to reach out and solve my son's travel issue. I understand that they have policies but he took the time to listen and help me get my son home safe. It's employees like this that make the corporate world still run. Without a personal touch customer service would be gone. I appreciate his help and as long as people like this work for greyhound, they may keep my business

Five stars all the way!…read more We used this car service to take my daughter and her friends to prom, and everything was flawless. They were right on time, kept in constant communication, and made the whole process stress-free. The vehicles were spotless, and the drivers were incredibly kind and professional. Truly superior service--I wouldn't hesitate to use them again!

We had an amazing experience this past weekend using a SUV for a girls day of wedding dress…read moreshopping. Scott went above and beyond making our day extra special! The communication was exceptional from the time I inquired about an estimate to the day we used their services. I highly recommend and we will definitely use them again if we are in the area. Thanks for making the transportation portion of our day stress free!!

This service was so convenient in getting around. And it's on time almost to the tee. I was the…read moreonly passenger on, and the driver was making good time, so he took me directly to downtown. He proceeded to tell me all about things to check out, to include where to get samples. On the way back, a different driver was again on time. He brought comedy to the drive and asked if we would need to be picked up later. If you are staying in the hotel area and want to save money on an uber/lyft to check out the town, this is definitely a convenient way.

"Every day I get in the queue To get on the bus that takes…read moreme to you I'm so nervous, I just sit and smile You house is only another mile" (Pete Townsend) We jumped on the Grapevine Shuttle at their Bass Pro Shops stop, and in a few short minutes were in downtown Grapevine for a few hours of shopping and lunch. The shuttle runs from 10 am to 8 pm from Thursday - Saturday and from 11 am to 7 pm on Sunday and makes six regular stops plus a few by request only every hour. As we approached downtown Grapevine, our driver carefully pointed out all of the various bus stops where he'd stop for us. He was right on time when we decided it was time to head back to the hotel. The bus was comfortable, and our driver was a real pro.

They were very helpful in getting the proper driver for my daughter. A solid, professional…read moreorganization. They have my business for sure.

I called Prime on short notice because both my son and I were left standed by Texas shuttle. Prime…read moreLimo Service was eager to help. Matthew showed up right on time to pick me up from DFW. He was very friendly and courteous. I will never use anyone else when traveling to Dallas Texas. If you want reliable shuttle service choose Prime! NEVER use Texas Shuttle if you need someone to show up! I booked a month ahead of time for both my son and myself. We were flying into different airports. I received a message the night before that they couldn't pick me up. My son received his cancellation message while on his flight. Leaving people stranded is not good business for a shuttle company. I can't tell you how much stress this caused with last minute travel plans. I honestly don't know how they stay in business.

The Dallas Fort Worth Skylink is efficient, fast, and runs often. The ride is pretty smooth and…read morethere is plenty of space for all the passengers and luggage. The trains take off smoothly and stop smoothly as well. The trains are clean and look relatively new. There was nothing that we saw as an issue. It is a short walk from all parts of the terminal to the escalator taking you to the Skylink.

Not only was I not expecting to ride Skylink; I wasn't even expecting to be traveling through…read moreTexas, let alone having a layover at DFW. We were supposed to fly from Detroit to Phoenix to San Francisco, but my attentive brother thought he heard long-delay in the Detroit gate agent's otherwise cryptic PA announcement, so he spoke to her, and soon, the three of us (including my dad) were on a plane bound for DFW. DFW is awful, but that's for another review. Part of what makes DFW awful is its stupid modular design. The terminals are too far apart. There are too many ramps within the concourses themselves. Wait, I'm not reviewing the airport here. Anyway, we were forced to use Skylink, and while there are plenty of signs that point in the direction of the stations, the stations are really really really far from some of the gates. And when you get to a station, signs very unhelpfully inform you that this train goes to these two specific lettered concourses--and to (all?) other concourses. Don't do that. On signs. Don't say a small part and also a large part that includes that small part. It's needlessly confusing. Most thinking human beings understand that all concourses include, well, all concourses, so if a person is trying to go to Concourse E, it's confusing to see a sign that reads "All A and B Gates" followed by "All Gates." The train arrived relatively quickly, but the ride itself was horrible. It accelerates way too fast, and its movement around turns is jerky and chaotic. It feels more like a poorly planned, lesser amusement-park ride than any sort of mode of transportation for people with rolling luggage, let alone seniors just trying not to fall over because there isn't enough seating and not enough time to get to the limited seating that exists. Compared to AirTrain (SFO) and even The Plane Train (ATL), Skylink is just bad.