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With two major airports providing daily direct flights from 250 destinations, Dallas is four hours by air from almost anywhere in the country. Plus, the robust number of non-stop flights originating in Dallas offers travelers options and convenience.
L'aeroporto internazionale di Dallas Fort Worth (DFW) è l'aeroporto più collegato al mondo. Situato tra le città di Dallas e Fort Worth, in Texas, l'aeroporto DFW funge anche da importante generatore di posti di lavoro per la regione del Texas settentrionale, mettendo in contatto le persone attraverso viaggi d'affari e di piacere. L'aeroporto accoglie più di 73 milioni di clienti ogni anno, elevando il DFW a uno dei superhub più visitati al mondo.
A meno di sette miglia dal centro di Dallas, Dallas Love Field è un aeroporto pubblico di proprietà della città che serve più di 15,7 milioni di passeggeri ogni anno. L'aeroporto offre accesso a più di 120 destinazioni. È stato premiato nel 2018, 2019 e 2020 con l'Airport Service Quality Award per gli aeroporti nordamericani che servono 15-25 milioni di passeggeri ed è una struttura GBAC STAR.
Daily 5 - 12 a.m. | $3 Local 3-Hour Pass; $6 Local Day Pass – Download the free GoPass® app from the App Store or Google Play
DART is the one longest light rail systems in the country with over 90 miles of rail lines.
Where can you go? DART connects you to most of Dallas' entertainment districts, Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas, American Airlines Center, DFW International and Love Field airports, as well as the Trinity Railway Express (TRE).
Daily 5:30 a.m.-12 a.m. | $1 one-way rides, or included in a DART 3-Hour/Day Pass
Il Dallas Streetcar collega Oak Cliff e Bishop Arts alla Dallas Union Station nel centro di Dallas. Il tram passa ogni 20 minuti.
Where can you go? Reunion District, Kay Bailey Hutchison Convention Center Dallas, Oak Cliff, Bishop Arts District.
Hours vary | Free
Hop on the M-Line Trolley that takes you through Downtown, The Dallas Arts District and Uptown. Look for the “M-Line Trolley” maroon sign that’s located at all the stops along the route, and track the trolley to see when its near.
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Reaching Downtown Dallas is easy. Visit DART.org/airports for information about DART connections at both airports. You can get from either airport to downtown Dallas in under an hour, and you will spend $3 for a 3-Hour Pass or $6 for a Day Pass.
Scendete alla West End Station e prendete uno dei numerosi tour della città di Dallas, come il JFK Trolley Tour, Best DFW Tours e Segway Nation. La maggior parte dei tour partono da Dealey Plaza o sono raggiungibili a piedi. È possibile combinare questa opzione con l'opzione 2.
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Get off at West End Station and walk to the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza to pay tribute to President JFK (allow 90 minutes). Next, walk or take DART Rail to EBJ Union Station to Reunion Tower's Geo Deck to take in a 360-degree view of Dallas (allow 45 minutes). Then head back to West End Station to Wild Bill's Western Store for cowboy boot and hat shopping (allow about 45 min.) and end up at Y.O. Ranch or Sonny Bryan's for lunch (allow 1 hour). *About 6 hours altogether.
Get off at St. Paul Station and connect to Uptown with the free and historical M-Line Trolley. Have a snack at Klyde Warren Park, either at a food truck or at Savor Restaurant (allow 30 min. to 1 hour). Enjoy some of the free activities at Klyde Warren Park, such as petanque, tennis or a free architectural tour. Or take time to explore the adjacent Dallas Arts District (allow at least 1 hour min.).
Get off at Cityplace/Uptown Station and walk to West Village for shopping (allow at least 1 hour). Have lunch at Taco Diner or Mi Cocina, experience the M-Line Trolley for a ride through Uptown, Klyde Warren Park and the Dallas Arts District. On the way back, visit The Rustic to taste local brews and then catch DART Rail at Cityplace/Uptown Station to return to DFW Airport.
If visiting with the family get off at Victory Station and walk to the Perot Museum of Nature & Science (allow at least 1 hour). Have lunch at Taqueria La Ventana for a quick and affordable lunch, or walk to Klyde Warren Park to enjoy food from the Food Trucks (allow about 45 min.). After some fresh air, walk to the Dallas World Aquarium (allow at least 1 hour). With more time, take DART Rail from West End Station and head to the Dallas Zoo to check out the Giants of the Savannah exhibit (allow at least 1 hour).
Most basketball and hockey games happen in the evening. But a few are also during the day. Get off at Victory Park and enjoy a game at American Airlines Center. Then head across the street to the W Hotel for drinks or walk the Katy Trail and have drinks at the Katy Trail Icehouse to mingle with the locals.
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Serious shoppers can head to NorthPark Center, our largest shopping center. With DART, get off at Park Lane Station and ride DART Bus Route 20 to NorthPark Center or walk to the main entrance. If the 235 stores at NorthPark aren't enough, go across the street to The Shops at Park Lane and find some of your favorite stores in their outlet version! As an added value, NorthPark offers excellent dining and one of the best collections of contemporary sculptures in the world.
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Have a presidential day! Get off at SMU/Mockingbird Station and catch DART Bus Route 440 SMU Red Express or Route 442 SMU Blue Express to the George W. Bush Presidential Library and Museum, don't forget to take your picture in the Oval Office (allow 1.5 hours). You can also visit the Meadows Museum showcasing the largest collection of Spanish art outside of Spain. Or go back to Mockingbird Station for lunch and then head downtown with DART, get off at West End Station and visit the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza to pay tribute to President JFK (allow 1.5 hours).
