Downtown Dallas
Explore restaurants, cultural venues, entertainment districts, and skyline views in the heart of the city.
Dallas is well connected by air, rail, road, and regional public transport. The city is served by two major airports, with straightforward onward connections into downtown Dallas and the wider Dallas-Fort Worth area.
Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport is the region’s largest airport and offers extensive domestic and international flight connections.
Getting from DFW Airport to downtown Dallas:
DART’s Orange Line connects DFW Airport with downtown Dallas. At the airport, rail service is available from the DFW Airport Station at Terminal A, with terminal connections available via the airport’s internal transport options.
Taxi, rideshare, and private transfer services are also available from the airport ground transportation areas.
Dallas Love Field is located closer to central Dallas and is a convenient option for many domestic travellers.
Getting from Love Field to the city centre:
The DART Love Link bus connects Dallas Love Field with Inwood/Love Field Station, where passengers can connect to the DART Green and Orange rail lines.
Taxi and rideshare services are available from the airport’s ground transportation area.
Dallas is served by Eddie Bernice Johnson Union Station, located at 400 South Houston Street in downtown Dallas.
The station acts as an intermodal transport hub, serving Amtrak, DART light rail, Trinity Railway Express commuter trains, and local bus connections.
Union Station is a useful arrival point for visitors staying or meeting in downtown Dallas.
Dallas is accessible by a major highway network, with routes connecting the city to Fort Worth, Austin, Houston, Oklahoma, Arkansas, and the wider Texas region.
Visitors travelling by car should allow extra time during peak commuting periods and check local traffic updates before travelling into downtown Dallas.
Parking options vary by venue and hotel, so please check directly with your accommodation or event location before departure.
DART provides public transport across Dallas and the wider region, including light rail and bus services. The Trinity Railway Express also links Dallas and Fort Worth, with stops between the two city centres.
For short city journeys, taxis and rideshare services are widely available. Downtown Dallas is also suitable for walking between many hotels, restaurants, and central attractions, depending on weather and distance.
Explore restaurants, cultural venues, entertainment districts, and skyline views in the heart of the city.
Dallas offers museums, galleries, live performance spaces, and public art across the city centre and nearby districts.
Enjoy local restaurants, Tex-Mex, barbecue, rooftop venues, and informal networking spots throughout Dallas.