One of the newest light rail stations in the DART Rail system. The new Orange Line will take you…read morefrom Plano to downtown Dallas to Love Field to DFW Airport (by Dec '14), and this stop at North Lake College is extremely convenient. The station is literally on-campus, so you can get to and from North Lake without having to battle traffic. There is also a medium-sized Park 'N Ride lot, where you can park and hop on the train to get where you are going.

It's a bit of a walk with luggage, but really not much farther than walking to the Uber/Lyft pick…read moreup area and it will save you $30 to $50 dollars depending on where you're staying. The DART is clean, safe, quick, has extensive coverage, and comfortable. Every time I've ridden there was a cop at least part of the way. I would look at a map before you arrive and before you leave. If you're young you might have someone old show you what I mean by "looking at a map," and if you're old like me, have someone younger show you how to use Google maps- public transportation on your phone.

DART from DFW can take you a long way at a very affordable price. I use it to go all the way up to…read moreRichardson (there is a nice Renissance hotel right at a stop) which takes almost 90 minutes, but since I am old costs only $1.50 (it's a $45 lyft ride). It's a short walk from the A-1 end of the A terminal, just go downstairs on the elevator from baggage claim and follow the signs. It is highly likely that the fare machines won't work - it's been about 50/50. The train is modern but the seats are hard. It tends to provide shelter for many homeless on occasion; I've never had an issue but there are usually some disconcerting folks aboard. If you have to transfer try not to do it at one of the downtown stops - they are sketchey at best. Even if you have to overshoot by a stop or 2 and double back you'll feel safer. It's a metro area public transportation system - there are worse. Just keep aware of your surroundings and don't travel late night.

Hey I'mma tell yovu right now! This was my first time ever in my life getting on a train. And boy…read morewas it a great experience. You pull up to the parking lot, park you car. Simply walk up the stairs and pay 5 bucks for an all day pass. Once you get on the train, it tells you exactly where to you need to get off at . We were headed to Fair Park, and the train dropped us off right in front! Now the cool thing about this is the drop off for AA Center. There is a stop that puts you at the front entrance of AA. How cool is that. It was a smooth ride that took about 20 minutes. This is a great tool for everyone to take advantage of! It saves of wear and tare of your car, its way cheapier than driving, saves you time, and its stress free. The train was clean and very well kept up! There is map of everywhere the train goes and its easy to read and follow. Also there's a little lady that talks to you as upcoming stops are approching, so there's no need to be affraid of using this amazing transporation device. More people should take advantage of this.

Each DART station is built with artwork by artists in the surrounding neighborhood. The Royal Ln…read moreStation on the Green Line is done in a Korean style, accenting the Korean shops and store on Royal and 35. The station is beautifully done. It is 2 stories tall, surrounding by a Japanese style wood fence. The 2nd story has stone works from Asian culture, complimented by reds and yellows. Beautifully done.

Our annual layover in Texas after vacationing in Puerto Vallarta found us needing a ride from DFW…read moreto our hotel (Courtyard Marriott Grapevine). PICK UP: When summoning your car at DFW, I'd suggest waiting on the middle island outside of baggage claim. You're required to select your terminal then the app will give you a GPS pinpoint of where to wait, though pick up seemed to be all over the place as some cars picked up from the middle island but ours came to the main curb outside of baggage claim. Ride share signage is very poor here, surprisingly. The lady who picked us up didn't help us with our bags at all, though she was nice and got us to our hotel safely. DROP OFF: A friendly guy named Joshua picked up up at our hotel. Unlike many drivers, he got out of his car and assisted us with loading our luggage. He was friendly, conversational and professional the whole way to the airport. When we arrived, he again got out of his car and assisted us with each bag. You can bet I gave him a nice tip! COST: Each run cost us $15 for a four mile trip. OVERALL: So far, so good in the Lone Star State!

HORRENDOUS electronic/driver scheduling and Customer Support!…read more Avoid this SCAM of a company at all costs!! 4 minute wait times regularly change to 15-20 minutes waits and are not due to traffic situations. the 4-minute drivers have other stops in between and are scheduled to be there by lying to a customer openly and out rightly. Customer Service was -- as is ALWAYS the case with Uber -- 100% useless. This company deserves a DOJ investigation into their business practices because they fraudulently charge people cancellation fees for these types of situations which Uber did not meet its level of service statement, then customer's cancel, and there is literally no legal resource.

I had an amazing experience using RideXPRS. They have clean cars and the service was outstanding…read more Thank you!!

From the owner: Pre-Scheduled Black SUV, Personal driver, Special events, Concerts, Games & Airport transportation…read moreat an affordable price, We also offer services for special events on an hourly basis. (Hourly services requier 15 hour minimum advance booking)

Several years back I moved my in-laws entire house from Japan to Dallas. The movers told us it was…read morethe largest move they had ever done for a move from Japan to Dallas. The first surprise was the speed. They picked up the items in Japan on November 20th and called us on December 23rd to tell us our items had arrived. We must have gotten very lucky with the shipping containers. Now the fun part comes with the unpacking. I unwrapped $1 Target candles that were bought in Texas, taken to Japan, and now were being shipped back to Texas. Each was wrapped carefully and looked as good as new. They were a little too thorough when they packed up a 1.5'x 4' kitchen vinyl remnant, a pile of old new papers, and a half used roll of toilet paper. Everything came back with no damage.

Stop over charging ridiculous prices for a cab ride. Wanted to charge me over 500) for a 72 mile…read moretaxi ride to the airport. Even if they charge for both ways, it's still too much.

This is the best service I have ever received from a ride share company. The owner, Linda, went…read moreabove and beyond to serve my daughter who were 934 miles away from me. YOU ARE AMAZING, LINDA. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ASSISTANCE. God bless you

Nice and useful station on the Orange light rail system. You can easily buy tickets from the…read moremachine, though give yourself a little time to figure it out (first time I arrived it took me a stressful three minutes). This is the closest stop to the Toyota Music Factory, the Irving Convention Center, the Los Colinas apartments, the deceptively named Marriot Dallas Los Colinas, and an easy walk once you learn to look at a real map instead of following Google Maps walking. There's an overpriced convenience store right by the station. In fact everything around this station is very overpriced, so it's a useful station if you're staying in one of the nearby hotels. DART is so affordable, get a day pass to get to the museum district in Dallas, and along the Orange line there are many much more affordable better restaurants than in and around the hotels. Also, this is the way to get to and from the airport though no locals, hospitality workers, or travel guides seem to know about it. From here, right into Terminal A, no hassle at all for a fraction of the Uber price.