Sprawling complex (17,000+ sq. acres) serving North Texas, with direct rail service to Dallas.
At a glance
Rating breakdown
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5 ★57%
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4 ★22%
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3 ★8%
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2 ★4%
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1 ★9%
Quick facts
- What is the rating of Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport?
- Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport is rated 4.1 out of 5 based on 46,844 reviews.
- Where is Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport located?
- 2400 Aviation Dr, DFW Airport, TX 75261, United States
- How can I contact Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport?
- Phone: +1 972-973-3112 · Website: dfwairport.com
So far...
A.A Gate Service Kathy doesn't not a connection fly information? I mention airport code TBN, don't know airport code.
Kathy: take the rain to D 1.... 40, two stops.
Kathy: get out and find the gate?
Wow!
I told her if I miss my fly, I will look for her.
Beautiful Airport!
A.A Gate Service Kathy doesn't not a connection fly information? I mention airport code TBN, don't know airport code.
Kathy: take the rain to D 1.... 40, two stops.
Kathy: get out and find the gate?
Wow!
I told her if I miss my fly, I will look for her.
Beautiful Airport!
What to say about the Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport?
It is a huge airport serving 2 cities, and it's nothing short of organized, clean, and full of places to eat, buy goodies, etc.
The airport participates in recycling. Most trashcans have separate compartments. There are many food options ranging from quick to full service and offering several cuisines from around the world. The speaker system is great, and you can actually understand what they're saying. Security checkpoints are efficient and follow the highest security guidelines.
I highly recommend it to fly into.
It is a huge airport serving 2 cities, and it's nothing short of organized, clean, and full of places to eat, buy goodies, etc.
The airport participates in recycling. Most trashcans have separate compartments. There are many food options ranging from quick to full service and offering several cuisines from around the world. The speaker system is great, and you can actually understand what they're saying. Security checkpoints are efficient and follow the highest security guidelines.
I highly recommend it to fly into.
It's a beautiful, cozy, busy, and massive airport. Their volunteers are friendly, respectful, knowledgeable, and calm. They have a light rail that leads to all the gates, and there are signs pointing in different directions.
Employees were all friendly and gave clear directions, as we waited for our flight. The airport was clean as well as the bathrooms. I love that they give you the option to order food right from your seat at the gate via QR code.
They use the Skylight, an above train to get you between terminals quickly and are quite an efficient airport, look for the larger orange signs to find this shuttle.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE DOORS CLOSED QUITE QUICKLY AT EACH STOP, AND THEY DO NOT SENSE IF THERE'S A HUMAN BETWEEN THE TWO DOORS. The last time I was at this airport my husband got off and the doors shut between me and him separating us as well as separating half of another family. So move quickly!
They use the Skylight, an above train to get you between terminals quickly and are quite an efficient airport, look for the larger orange signs to find this shuttle.
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE DOORS CLOSED QUITE QUICKLY AT EACH STOP, AND THEY DO NOT SENSE IF THERE'S A HUMAN BETWEEN THE TWO DOORS. The last time I was at this airport my husband got off and the doors shut between me and him separating us as well as separating half of another family. So move quickly!
This airport is a monster! It features 5 terminals and a train shuttle for quicker access to each terminal. There are tons of restaurants from your typical fast food to the more upscale fine dining. Every terminal has different options on restaurants. They do have a directory in each terminal that lists all the different stores at each terminal. This airport is very, very big so I would plan accordingly as it is extremely busy. There are not a lot of opportunities to recline in any of the offered seating in restaurants and around the airport, so if there is a long layover, your best bet is to get a hotel. Luckily, there is a hotel right outside the airport, but it's pretty pricey. If I hadn't mentioned before, this airport is massive and can be a pain to navigate, especially if you are running on a tight schedule. Hope this helps safe travels
Flying from one of the busiest airports not only in the country but in the world is an experience in itself, but an experience that needs some improvements.
The half-circle shaped design of terminals aimed to reduce the distance between the car and an airplane, might have worked in the past (although I liked the fact I literally walked 500 feet from the car to the plane), but not in the 21st century when our travel needs have changed and we place more weight on comfort and quick security checks. And honestly the security bottleneck is what is pushing the rating of this airport down. It's just disorganized and chaotic with long waiting times.
The other fact downplaying the satisfaction is the amount of terminals relatively disconnected (yes, there are automated people movers between the five terminals, but that is not quick nor comfortable if transiting). The independent terminals reduce the food and shopping options as well.
I have had a pleasure to visit Terminal E only, which seems to be modernized and relatively up to date with the design. Terminal was clean and relatively spacious. It was just air conditioned to the levels of outside temperature in Iceland. Getting to and from the airport is very simple, given the architecture of the terminals. Visited in June 2023.
The half-circle shaped design of terminals aimed to reduce the distance between the car and an airplane, might have worked in the past (although I liked the fact I literally walked 500 feet from the car to the plane), but not in the 21st century when our travel needs have changed and we place more weight on comfort and quick security checks. And honestly the security bottleneck is what is pushing the rating of this airport down. It's just disorganized and chaotic with long waiting times.
The other fact downplaying the satisfaction is the amount of terminals relatively disconnected (yes, there are automated people movers between the five terminals, but that is not quick nor comfortable if transiting). The independent terminals reduce the food and shopping options as well.
I have had a pleasure to visit Terminal E only, which seems to be modernized and relatively up to date with the design. Terminal was clean and relatively spacious. It was just air conditioned to the levels of outside temperature in Iceland. Getting to and from the airport is very simple, given the architecture of the terminals. Visited in June 2023.
Hey there, fret not my dude, no need to fear getting lost in the DFW airport. It's pretty easy to navigate, even your half-blind grandma can find her way around, thanks to a ridiculous amount of signs at every turn.
The parking garages are all large and simple to figure out. No more driving in circles like a confused psychiatric patient.
Although you have to pay to enter the airport they allow you to use your toll tag which makes the process worry-free.
Something most people don’t appreciate about public places: The restrooms here are spacious and come with music playing in the background, so you can do your business without hearing your neighbor in the stall next to you crying about having to go to the chiropractor after their spirit flight.
Local mayors in DFW give warm welcomes to visitors on a looping message, which is very Texas-like.
You won't go hungry at DFW. They have everything from fancy restaurants to convenient stores, so you can satisfy your hunger however you please.
And security? No sweat. It's usually a breeze, so you can get on with your journey with ease especially if you follow the tips below.
Now for some pro tips:
1. For domestic flights, arrive one hour early. For international flights, make it two hours. And if you're flying during a holiday, add another hour to your check-in plans. Trust me, you don't want to miss your flight!
2. Wear comfortable clothes and matching socks.
3. Always take a peek at the airport map before you arrive or depart from any airport.
4. Keep track of your flights using the app or website of the airline you're flying with. This helps you stay paperless and reduces the chances of losing import paper. Also, on the apps you can typically check-in 24 hours in advance.
So there you have it. DFW airport - easy to navigate, fun to use, and a treat for all. Happy travels!
The parking garages are all large and simple to figure out. No more driving in circles like a confused psychiatric patient.
Although you have to pay to enter the airport they allow you to use your toll tag which makes the process worry-free.
Something most people don’t appreciate about public places: The restrooms here are spacious and come with music playing in the background, so you can do your business without hearing your neighbor in the stall next to you crying about having to go to the chiropractor after their spirit flight.
Local mayors in DFW give warm welcomes to visitors on a looping message, which is very Texas-like.
You won't go hungry at DFW. They have everything from fancy restaurants to convenient stores, so you can satisfy your hunger however you please.
And security? No sweat. It's usually a breeze, so you can get on with your journey with ease especially if you follow the tips below.
Now for some pro tips:
1. For domestic flights, arrive one hour early. For international flights, make it two hours. And if you're flying during a holiday, add another hour to your check-in plans. Trust me, you don't want to miss your flight!
2. Wear comfortable clothes and matching socks.
3. Always take a peek at the airport map before you arrive or depart from any airport.
4. Keep track of your flights using the app or website of the airline you're flying with. This helps you stay paperless and reduces the chances of losing import paper. Also, on the apps you can typically check-in 24 hours in advance.
So there you have it. DFW airport - easy to navigate, fun to use, and a treat for all. Happy travels!
Coming back from vacation via overlay and coming to this Airport is a very accommodating. Bathrooms are decently clean (for how busy it is), accessible, and efficient (they have smart detectors so you can tell if it’s full before you even enter), restaurants galore with lots to explore. Charging spots are great however some of them don’t necessarily work, otherwise they’re perfectly fine from my personal experience. Some gates don’t have charging spots but overall if you’re desperately looking to charge a device I can guarantee you’ll find a spot, even at the height of the business. The staff is helpful and hospitable, which makes all the difference.
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