Very busy airport. Plenty of eateries from Pappaduex to Maggianos, to baskin and robins etc. 7/11…read moreis located in here as well. Check in process was congested and frustrating. Too many stations to get print information, check bags and TSA security. TSA staff were slow and unbothered.

My original review of the DFW Airport is hilarious: "I'm hoping that the airport improves in the…read morenear future because I'd love to come back." As if the airport itself would stop me from flying into DFW. Needless to say I've returned multiple times, bypassing my original complaints about passenger pickup because I just rent a car. Still expect to get many daily steps from walking to and fro. Very indicative of the size of Texas. I wasn't more or less impressed by the DFW eateries or experience. It was overall fine. Just get here early so you have plenty of time to navigate to where you need to go!

What can I say about a great terminal in a great airport…read more My needs are simple and DFW Term D always comes through.

This airport is still a mess; it's been under construction for decades. I guess they are building a…read morenew terminal to alleviate congestion. I only pop over to this terminal for the Centurion Lounge or when non reving international on American. It's a big mess. Lots of overpriced food options and shopping. I dislike this airport.

Took a Frontier airlines flight here from San Diego and arrived unceremoniously…read more The Terminal was ok. a few things to choose from for food, souvenirs, snacks, etc. The walkways are crowded, people are hustling and bustling, and not smiling, no one seems happy here. You can ride a tram over to other terminals, and then walk over to the Dart train if you can follow the random signs that point you down hallways and corridors that end in a dead end. They need to do a better job marking stuff. At least the bathrooms were clean.

Spacious and comfortable with plenty of seating and plenty of eating/drinking too!…read more Modern and clean with great amenities!

My American flight in Dallas landed at Terminal A and also departed from Terminal A, which I…read moreappreciated. It is always nice when you do not have to switch terminals and take trains or buses in between flights. I was able to go from the gate area to the Admirals Club in Terminal A and then back to my gate without any complications. Everything was centrally located and easy to navigate. For keeping things simple and efficient this time, I am giving American Airlines at Terminal A 4 stars.

DFW is massive, but it's actually one of the better airports to get stuck in. The Skylink train…read moremakes it pretty easy to jump between terminals, which you'll probably want to do because the food and shopping options are actually worth exploring. I was impressed by the variety--it's not just the usual sad food court stuff. They have a ton of local Texas spots like Pappasito's and Salt Lick, plus high-end shops if you need to kill time. It honestly feels more like a mall than an airport in some areas.

What an absolute s*itshow this place is. I didn't think Seatac or LAX had any competition for the…read moreworst airports in the US but apparently this checkpoint decided to give them a run for their money. I am not sure who is managing TSA or this checkpoint but it was an absolute disaster with people being given different directions, different TSA agents shouting different different directions, confused travelers in an impossibly long back up. I am yet to encounter TSA agents who appear to love their jobs but at least give clear, consice, and consistent messages to travelers. I swear we arent ALL idiots, we want to get through the line just as fast as you want us to.

Best part of terminal C is the Pappadeauxs! They have two sections across from one another and…read moretheir food is delicious. Outside of the dining options, similar to other terminals, you got gates....seats....restrooms and well that's about it. Still enjoy the individual terminal TSA to help spread out the peeps and makes for shorter lines. I was shocked this time through that American Airline actually sent notification of the Skylink maintenance to allow for adjustment for terminal transfer process. Thankfully if you have enough time, you can walk between all terminals except E. Why E is out on its own is a mystery. They really should fix that.

DFW is massive, but it's actually one of the better airports to get stuck in. The Skylink train…read moremakes it pretty easy to jump between terminals, which you'll probably want to do because the food and shopping options are actually worth exploring. I was impressed by the variety--it's not just the usual sad food court stuff. They have a ton of local Texas spots like Pappasito's and Salt Lick, plus high-end shops if you need to kill time. It honestly feels more like a mall than an airport in some areas.

Boarding process is super slow considering everyone literally has paid for seats. Airlines in my…read moreopinion should start from back to front which would cut alot of time of bumping and knocking ppl around trying to get to your seat. Flight attendants were professional and pilots were attentive. You still get a drink and cookies for snack. Movies and tv selection was nice. Flight was delayed heading home to STL! Turbulence was in the air this flight.

American Airlines operated at the Dallas Fort Worth airport continues to be top rate. Gate agent…read moreare very helpful, boarding starts with ample time for all passengers to board, and seating for the aircraft provides plenty of space for above average sized men. All this supports consistent on time departures and early arrival times at the destination. I have yet to experience a better airline out of Dallas Fort Worth.

TSA SECURITY CHECKPOINT AT GATE C11 - fast and friendly and professional with speedy service and…read moresafe handling practices to make sure travelers get on their way as quickly and safely as possible me! Thanks TSA! Follow up & Shout out to the TSA and DFW Police & Maggiano's Italian Restaurant at C17... I left a medical device at dinner today and realized one terminal and about 1.5 hours later! We called the restaurant who got in touch with TSA and DFW Police at C17 area checkpoint who made sure my bag was safe and secure until I got back to it and then I still make it back using Skylink to my flight just as it began boarding! I had to leave the terminal and come back through security - but all these folks helped make it happen and I made it back home safe and sound - and with my very expensive and very much needed medical device! Thanks to all who helped make it happen! Including my wonderful family who prayed for me to get it back and get back to my flight on time and the good Lord who made it all possible! Amen!!!

One of the quickest ways to get through TSA is to get through the pre-check they have clear but…read moreclear is not at all the airports I go to so I use pre-check so far it's been good. I also have a global entry. Highly recommended if you're traveling for work.

The lounge is getting tired. Its crowded. the food selection is just ok. The seating is getting…read moreworn, bathrooms are ok, they do keep them clean. Staff seem ambivalent. Its large, but the layout is a bit odd and seems congested. The food offerings pale beside the Capital 1 lounge. This is last resort for us.

Solid Airport lounge food! The soda machine was only on one end but beyond that it was solid…read more Avocado toast station was really good. They let me do a big side of salmon and ham which was awesome. The service was friendly. Everyone that worked there was in a good enough mood. Ambiance was on point. Not too many screaming kids or packed to the point you couldn't get food. The empanadas and chimichurri sauce was great. It was reminiscent of a flakey pie crust.

Went for the first time, and I saw nothing but a spotlight or no choice but to feel obligated to…read moregive and tithe. I'm sorry but we live by faith, not by works. It was very evident that your work is to do (at your church) and that is not the work of the God we serve. Galatians 2:20-21 I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I, but Christ liveth in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith of the Son of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me. I do not frustrate the grace of God: for if righteousness come by the law, then Christ is dead in vain. There was nothing but a 10 min message and a guest taking about some organization (which seem for a good cause but that is just part of an announcement - for it should be)

I attended this church from about 6 years old until high school. On an average week, I would spend…read moreat least 10 to 15 hours a week at this place, including multi-day revivals, Saturday prayer mornings, Wednesday nights, and of course, Sunday mornings, not to mention additional holiday events. My mom and I started attending this church and upon our first visit, we were approached and invited to lunch with an "elder", who began courting my mom and ended up marrying her, against my will. Suffice to say, this man was not a godly man, and the church treated our family like outcasts instead of helping me. I was made fun of by the youth group and called a loner, was ignored, isolated, and humiliated to sit on the front row of this church with my "family", yet we were cordially ignored and avoided, eventually being asked to leave the church. It always confused me, how people who sang about helping others, grace, helping the helpless, chose to turn their backs on me. When I finally had the strength to leave Irving in 2008, I called my so called pastor of this church to seek guidance, support and finally use my voice and share the truth, something that I had not been able to do since 6 years old. No matter how many times I called his office, how many messages I left, I was repeatedly told he was busy, or unavailable. I even reached out to his family, which was of no use. It broke my heart, that a place that boasted they were so full of God's spirit, could reject our family instead of intervening. An entire organization who Saw ME as an embarrassment instead of being an advocate for a defenseless little girl. I can never again take this church seriously as they have put their money where their mouth is and have shown me for over a decade, their true colors. My advice would be hard pass. Like most churches, they will have modern affects. Fresh coffee. Bright, shiny smiles. Even wonderful people who are being unknowingly exploited for free labor AKA serving, however the "warm fuzzy" feeling that coats you as you walk in isn't the holy spirit. It's a song and dance to get you to fund their illusion and kush lifestyle. So incredibly sad that the gaudy, prideful and arrogant people of this church never took the time to see I needed help, that my mom was too worn down and emotionally weak to take care of me and leave the "Elder". We were surrounded a sea of religious leaders who never intended to get their pretty shoes dirty. Thanks for everything, Calvary Church, what a gem!