It's a bit of a walk with luggage, but really not much farther than walking to the Uber/Lyft pick…read moreup area and it will save you $30 to $50 dollars depending on where you're staying. The DART is clean, safe, quick, has extensive coverage, and comfortable. Every time I've ridden there was a cop at least part of the way. I would look at a map before you arrive and before you leave. If you're young you might have someone old show you what I mean by "looking at a map," and if you're old like me, have someone younger show you how to use Google maps- public transportation on your phone.

DART from DFW can take you a long way at a very affordable price. I use it to go all the way up to…read moreRichardson (there is a nice Renissance hotel right at a stop) which takes almost 90 minutes, but since I am old costs only $1.50 (it's a $45 lyft ride). It's a short walk from the A-1 end of the A terminal, just go downstairs on the elevator from baggage claim and follow the signs. It is highly likely that the fare machines won't work - it's been about 50/50. The train is modern but the seats are hard. It tends to provide shelter for many homeless on occasion; I've never had an issue but there are usually some disconcerting folks aboard. If you have to transfer try not to do it at one of the downtown stops - they are sketchey at best. Even if you have to overshoot by a stop or 2 and double back you'll feel safer. It's a metro area public transportation system - there are worse. Just keep aware of your surroundings and don't travel late night.

Decided to downgrade my rating. I can't go any higher than two stars for one basic reason: No…read moreamenities. You are about to get on a train, your ride time may be another 30 minutes, min, to a station with a restroom (West End Station has a restroom, and a McDonald's with a restroom). Now I can understand why no vending machines, as we are not to eat on DART (Yeah right!), but how about a water fountain at least? Well maybe that's not a good idea since there are no restrooms. Bottom line: You have been warned.

After dropping off the truck we rented from the uhaul on Harry Hines, we walked to buckman station…read moreto come home. While at buckman station a man comes to the side where my son and I were sitting. He was beyond pissed off. Making the motion as if he wanted to hit the brick wall. More then once. There was a dart Officer there. She saw him. She then gets up and walks to the other side of that wall that divides the seats. As if to say well I didn't see him. Aren't they suppose to "address" that sort of anger displayed by people? I felt as if we were in danger. And she just turned her back. What the fuck is she getting paid for? To look pretty! I searched my purse for the pepper spray. I also carry a stunt gun should I need it. I am a security guard. I would have gone up to him at least to try and calm him down. So as not to give him the chance to take it out on anyone there. But she went to hide. I kept looking for her, I couldn't see her around anymore. How fucking disappointing from Dart. I hope to purchase an automobile so we can minimize the dangers from people who get "that" angry! Thx for having your patrions backs dar Dart is pure BULLSHIT!

Several years back I moved my in-laws entire house from Japan to Dallas. The movers told us it was…read morethe largest move they had ever done for a move from Japan to Dallas. The first surprise was the speed. They picked up the items in Japan on November 20th and called us on December 23rd to tell us our items had arrived. We must have gotten very lucky with the shipping containers. Now the fun part comes with the unpacking. I unwrapped $1 Target candles that were bought in Texas, taken to Japan, and now were being shipped back to Texas. Each was wrapped carefully and looked as good as new. They were a little too thorough when they packed up a 1.5'x 4' kitchen vinyl remnant, a pile of old new papers, and a half used roll of toilet paper. Everything came back with no damage.

My family and I lost our flight to Aspen, Colorado simply because TSA had only ONE slow officer…read morechecking a long line of passengers. If you can, please replace these officers with robots instead. At 08:45 I got in line and 09:48 we were checked finally. Also American airlines gate (E 32) was 4 miles away, I am sure AA sold our ticket with profit and we had to be rerouted all over the country. Customer service was horrible and didn't seem to care at all about this situation or their jobs in general. Customer service lied to us about the destination we were rerouted to, said it was only a 48 min. drive to our destination, was actually 3 hours away in the dark and had to drive through the icey mountainous roads, and pay over$300 for a rental car. Putting my family in danger.... Was not compensated the money either for the previous tickets. Never going to Dallas ( the construction nightmare city of Texas) or use American Airlines or DFW ever again. Horrible service and experience.

This is a great lot for a ride to the airport!…read more It's about 3 min ride. You can transfer off the textual to the dart for a ride into Dallas or take this train into ft worth . My only complaint is they don't ha e restrooms at the station ... why not a porta potty?

First time using this station. Parking was great! Green line! Got to the state fair without having…read moreto switch lines. Loved it. Overall this was a very good experience.

Heading to the AAC for a Bruins game (Sorry, not a Stars game for me when Boston is in town). Easy…read moreparking (even when full with some commuters) and quick ride downtown. On the way back, DART does special event trains for those leaving the AAC and we were on our way home less then 45 min after leaving the game.

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.

My experience with DART is primarily the new Silver Line. As a business traveler, I am at DFW…read moreseveral times a month. The Silver Line has been an incredibly convenient way for me to quickly get to the airport without the hassle of finding a parking spot or the associated expense. The train drops off at Terminal B. It's a quick 3 minute walk from the train station into the airport terminal, where you head up one level to check in, check any bags, and head into TSA security. That security checkpoint offers "TSA lite" where you get a pass to hand to TSA officers to keep items in bags and head through the normal metal detector. The downside of the train at DFW is if you have checked bags; if you come into any other terminal than terminal B, you'd have to exit the terminal, collect bags, then take the free shuttle bus service over to terminal B. At that point, lugging around checked bags, the convenience of the train is lost and it'd be much more worthwhile to take a rideshare. The Silver Line trains run on-time (sometimes a minute or two early, so... be early for the train) - just the ability to count on trains running per a published schedule is welcome change from many other cities I've lived in. The train is very clean, and I absolutely love the tables so I can pop open my laptop and squeeze in 40 minutes of work. I also like the ability to purchase & activate passes from my phone - fare officers checking for passes have been courteous and polite. In fact, every DART employee I've been near has greeted me, smiled, said hello, and asked how my trip was. It really feels they are working hard to make this a great experience for riders. A big downside is the schedule - every 15 minutes would be much more ideal. Having to wait an hour for the next train is brutal after a long travel day, but impossible if you're on your way to DFW and can't miss your flight. I really love taking the train so right now, when I arrive back at DFW, I get myself to Terminal B and hang out at Cantina Laredo (B29) until about 10 minutes prior to the train departure. Outside of the Silver Line, I've noticed that DART has made big improvements to the bus stations around where I live. They used to just be sad benches. Now many of the stations in my area are covered and semi-enclosed, protecting waiting riders from the heat, rain, and wind. I know I'm one of the few proponents of public transportation in the area where I live, but I do dream of being able to (easily) take the rail to sporting events, restaurants closer to the downtown area, or to big events like the State Fair. It would be wonderful to continue to expand on the Silver Line.

Sam Johnson aka Jr! on the 9 bus heading to Cockrell hill today 5.03.26 is super awesome! I boarded…read moreat 12:40pm. He is super helpful in giving directions and is truly a delight. he deserves a raise!