Guide · Updated October 2026 · By Artisan Limo
DFW Airport Transportation
Every way to get from Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) into Dallas or Fort Worth, with where each one picks up and what it costs. DFW has five terminals, A, B, C, D and E. Information below is from dfwairport.com and dart.org, checked October 7, 2026. Rules and fares can change, so check the airport's site before you travel.
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Where every option picks up · Sourced fares · Updated October 2026
At a glance
DFW airport transportation at a glance
| Option | Where it picks up at DFW | Price (source) |
|---|---|---|
| DART Orange Line | DFW Airport Terminal A Station; arriving passengers go to lower level A6 (dfwairport.com) | Local Day Pass $6, 3-Hour Pass $3 (dart.org) |
| DART Silver Line and TEXRail | Terminal B, lower level B30 (dfwairport.com) | DART Local Day Pass $6; TEXRail local single ride $2 or day pass $4; Regional Day Pass $9 (dart.org / ridetrinitymetro.org) |
| Taxi | Lower level of Terminals A, B, C, D and E (dfwairport.com) | Published flat rate $55 to the Downtown Dallas business district |
| Shared-ride shuttle | Lower level curbside of each terminal (dfwairport.com) | Set by the shuttle company |
| Uber, Lyft and other ride apps | Signed ride-app zones; confirm terminal and level in your app (dfwairport.com / uber.com) | Set by the app and moves with demand |
| Car service (pre-arranged) | Your terminal, inside with a meet-and-greet or at the curb | Artisan from $135 in a sedan, shown before you book |
DART & trains
DFW airport DART and train options
DART fares: a Local Day Pass is $6.00 and a 3-Hour Pass is $3.00; a Regional Day Pass is $9.00 (dart.org, checked October 7, 2026). A DART Local Pass covers DART Rail, the Silver Line, buses and the TRE between EBJ Union Station and CentrePort/DFW Airport Station (dart.org). DART says its ticket machines are at all DART and TRE rail stations except DFW Airport Terminal B Station, so buy on the GoPass app or tap a contactless card there. DART also notes there are no luggage racks on its light rail vehicles and train staff don't help with bags (dart.org).
DFW lists three public transit options you can reach from the terminals (dfwairport.com, checked October 7, 2026):
DART Orange Line
Runs from Plano through Downtown Dallas and Irving to Terminal A. Arriving passengers exit to lower level A6. From Terminals B, C, D or E, ride the Terminal Link shuttle to Terminal A first.
DART Silver Line
Runs from Plano through Richardson, Addison, Carrollton and Coppell to Terminal B, without going through Downtown Dallas. Exit Terminal B at lower level B30.
TEXRail (Trinity Metro)
Runs from Downtown Fort Worth through North Richland Hills and Grapevine to Terminal B, also from lower level B30.
Trinity Railway Express (TRE)
Connects Dallas and Fort Worth with CentrePort/DFW Airport Station; DART says the TRE LINK shuttle bus connects that station with Terminal D.
Taxi
DFW airport taxi
Taxis pick up on the lower level of Terminals A, B, C, D and E. DFW lists 19 taxi companies, and a DFW Airport guest assistant is at the taxi stands from 8:00 AM to midnight. After midnight, the airport lists a taxi request number on dfwairport.com (checked October 7, 2026).
Flat rates as published by a DFW taxi operator, checked October 7, 2026. Other trips run on the meter.
| Taxi route | Published flat rate |
|---|---|
| DFW Airport to the Dallas Central Business District | $55 |
| DFW Airport to the Dallas Market Center area | $47 |
Shuttle
DFW airport shuttle
Shared-ride shuttles pick up at the lower level curbside of each terminal and drop off at your terminal's curb when you head back (dfwairport.com). Inside the airport, the Terminal Link shuttle buses and the Skylink people mover help you get between terminals (dart.org). For a hotel shuttle, ask your hotel whether it runs one and where it picks up.
Uber & Lyft
Uber and Lyft at DFW
DFW lists Uber, Lyft and other ride apps. Follow the signed ride-app zones and the level selected in your app; Uber describes both upper- and lower-level pickup at Terminal D (dfwairport.com and uber.com, checked October 8, 2026). For a step-by-step guide, see DFW airport Uber pickup.
Rideshare prices change with demand. With Artisan you see the full price before you book and a professional chauffeur drives.
Car service
Pre-arranged car service
With Artisan Limo, a ride from DFW starts from $135 in an Executive Sedan, $155 in a Suburban, $185 in an Escalade and $235 in an S-Class or 7 Series. We track your flight. Domestic arrivals in a sedan or SUV include 60 minutes of waiting and international arrivals 90 minutes, counted from wheels-down. For Sprinters, vans and coaches, waiting is set in the written quote. An optional meet-and-greet is $25 for eligible airport arrivals. See DFW airport car service for terminals and rates, and car service Dallas for rides across the city.
Which option
Which option fits your trip?
Lowest fare, light luggage, going Downtown Dallas
The DART Orange Line from Terminal A on a $3 or $6 pass.
Going to Downtown Fort Worth by train
TEXRail from Terminal B.
One or two people going Downtown
A taxi from the lower level at the published $55 flat rate.
Staying at an airport hotel
Ask your hotel about its shuttle.
A group, lots of luggage, an international arrival or a set price before you land
A pre-arranged car service, priced per vehicle.
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DFW airport transportation FAQ
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Speak with the conciergeWhat's the cheapest way to get to DFW airport?
DART. A 3-Hour Pass is $3.00 and a Local Day Pass is $6.00 (dart.org, checked October 7, 2026). The Orange Line stops at Terminal A and the Silver Line at Terminal B.
Does DART run to DFW Airport?
Yes. The DART Orange Line stops at DFW Airport Terminal A Station and the Silver Line at Terminal B Station (dart.org).
Where is the DART station at DFW Airport?
The Orange Line station is at Terminal A; arriving passengers exit to lower level A6. The Silver Line and TEXRail stop at Terminal B; exit at lower level B30. From other terminals, take the Terminal Link shuttle first (dfwairport.com).
Is there a train from DFW to Downtown Fort Worth?
Yes. TEXRail runs from Terminal B to Downtown Fort Worth through North Richland Hills and Grapevine (dfwairport.com).
Does DFW airport have shuttle service?
Yes. Shared-ride shuttles pick up at the lower level curbside of each terminal, and Terminal Link shuttle buses and the Skylink people mover connect the terminals (dfwairport.com, dart.org).
Is an airport shuttle cheaper than a taxi?
For one person, a shared-ride shuttle can cost less than the $55 taxi flat rate to Downtown Dallas. Shuttles charge per person, so for two or more people, compare the totals.
Can you get a taxi at DFW airport?
Yes. Taxis pick up on the lower level of Terminals A, B, C, D and E. After midnight, the airport lists a taxi request number on dfwairport.com.
How do I get to DFW airport without a car?
Take DART or TEXRail, a taxi, a ride app, a shared-ride shuttle or a pre-arranged car service. A car service picks you up at your door and drops you at your terminal's departures curb.
Is a car service worth it from DFW?
It can be, for a group, heavy luggage or a late arrival. One vehicle is priced per car, not per person, and you see the full price before you book. Sedans start from $135 and SUVs for up to 6 from $155.
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