Spring has arrived, and with each new season comes opportunities to travel and see more of your world. Let DART be your ride to what’s happening nearby and far way. Love Link 524 Did you know DART has a bus that connects you to Dallas Love Field? It’s called the Love Link (Route 542) and it circulates between Dallas Love Field Airport and Inwood/Love Field Station. The route also now features larger buses to accommodate more passengers and luggage. Improved signage at the rail station and airport, and a second bus stop near baggage claim, make riding the Love Link easier than ever. Dallas Love Field Air travelers like you who fly into Dallas Love Field can now plan ground travel before leaving the airport with a touchscreen kiosk  The new interactive display turns route information into way-finding messages you can easily read and understand. The kiosk also offers trip-planning tools that include detailed travel directions for public transportation, cars, bicycling and walking. Texting and email options also are included for easy transfer to a mobile device. Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport You can start your trip to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport's  Terminal A on board the Orange Line. Ride to DFW Airport Station, then connect to the other four terminals via the Terminal Link bus shuttles outside of security or the SkyLink tram inside security. It’s easy to complete most trips within two hours, so you’ll only need a Two-Hour Pass to ride DART to the airport – a great value at $2.50. Enjoy Level Boarding The center car of every DART Rail vehicle is a low-floor section that offers level boarding with the rail platform. DART’s new fleet of buses also has low-floor sections and is equipped with ramps that deploy for level boarding from the curb. Plan Ahead The trains and buses operate daily from approximately 5 a.m. to midnight. DART Rail operates every 8-15 minutes during rush hours, 20 minutes during the midday and weekends, and 30 minutes late at night. In addition, service times and schedules vary on holidays. Additional route and fare information is available at DART.org. GoPass ® Whether you’re traveling by rail, bus or both, DART’s free GoPass ® app is a great travel tool. You can purchase tickets on the app, and learn when the next bus or train will arrive or leave from any station. You can download the GoPass app from the App Store or Google Play store. For more information about riding DART this spring, visit DART.org or call DART Customer Service at 214-979-1111.  

Spring has arrived, and with each new season comes opportunities to travel and see more of your world. Let DART be your ride to what’s happening nearby and far way. Love Link 524 Did you know DART has a bus that connects you to Dallas Love Field? It’s called the Love Link (Route 542) and it circulates between Dallas Love Field Airport and Inwood/Love Field Station. The route also now features larger buses to accommodate more passengers and luggage. Improved signage at the rail station and airport, and a second bus stop near baggage claim, make riding the Love Link easier than ever. Dallas Love Field Air travelers like you who fly into Dallas Love Field can now plan ground travel before leaving the airport with a touchscreen kiosk  The new interactive display turns route information into way-finding messages you can easily read and understand. The kiosk also offers trip-planning tools that include detailed travel directions for public transportation, cars, bicycling and walking. Texting and email options also are included for easy transfer to a mobile device. Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport You can start your trip to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport's  Terminal A on board the Orange Line. Ride to DFW Airport Station, then connect to the other four terminals via the Terminal Link bus shuttles outside of security or the SkyLink tram inside security. It’s easy to complete most trips within two hours, so you’ll only need a Two-Hour Pass to ride DART to the airport – a great value at $2.50. Enjoy Level Boarding The center car of every DART Rail vehicle is a low-floor section that offers level boarding with the rail platform. DART’s new fleet of buses also has low-floor sections and is equipped with ramps that deploy for level boarding from the curb. Plan Ahead The trains and buses operate daily from approximately 5 a.m. to midnight. DART Rail operates every 8-15 minutes during rush hours, 20 minutes during the midday and weekends, and 30 minutes late at night. In addition, service times and schedules vary on holidays. Additional route and fare information is available at DART.org. GoPass ® Whether you’re traveling by rail, bus or both, DART’s free GoPass ® app is a great travel tool. You can purchase tickets on the app, and learn when the next bus or train will arrive or leave from any station. You can download the GoPass app from the App Store or Google Play store. For more information about riding DART this spring, visit DART.org or call DART Customer Service at 214-979-1111.  

Spring has arrived, and with each new season comes opportunities to travel and see more of your world. Let DART be your ride to what’s happening nearby and far way. Love Link 524 Did you know DART has a bus that connects you to Dallas Love Field? It’s called the Love Link (Route 542) and it circulates between Dallas Love Field Airport and Inwood/Love Field Station. The route also now features larger buses to accommodate more passengers and luggage. Improved signage at the rail station and airport, and a second bus stop near baggage claim, make riding the Love Link easier than ever. Dallas Love Field Air travelers like you who fly into Dallas Love Field can now plan ground travel before leaving the airport with a touchscreen kiosk  The new interactive display turns route information into way-finding messages you can easily read and understand. The kiosk also offers trip-planning tools that include detailed travel directions for public transportation, cars, bicycling and walking. Texting and email options also are included for easy transfer to a mobile device. Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport You can start your trip to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport's  Terminal A on board the Orange Line. Ride to DFW Airport Station, then connect to the other four terminals via the Terminal Link bus shuttles outside of security or the SkyLink tram inside security. It’s easy to complete most trips within two hours, so you’ll only need a Two-Hour Pass to ride DART to the airport – a great value at $2.50. Enjoy Level Boarding The center car of every DART Rail vehicle is a low-floor section that offers level boarding with the rail platform. DART’s new fleet of buses also has low-floor sections and is equipped with ramps that deploy for level boarding from the curb. Plan Ahead The trains and buses operate daily from approximately 5 a.m. to midnight. DART Rail operates every 8-15 minutes during rush hours, 20 minutes during the midday and weekends, and 30 minutes late at night. In addition, service times and schedules vary on holidays. Additional route and fare information is available at DART.org. GoPass ® Whether you’re traveling by rail, bus or both, DART’s free GoPass ® app is a great travel tool. You can purchase tickets on the app, and learn when the next bus or train will arrive or leave from any station. You can download the GoPass app from the App Store or Google Play store. For more information about riding DART this spring, visit DART.org or call DART Customer Service at 214-979-1111.