Sam Johnson aka Jr! on the 9 bus heading to Cockrell hill today 5.03.26 is super awesome! I boarded…read moreat 12:40pm. He is super helpful in giving directions and is truly a delight. he deserves a raise!

Hunter Is the best! He is such a pleasure to see on my daily routes always providing superior…read morecustomer service. He drives smoothly and always makes sure customers are well taken care of. Thank you kindly Hunter. You make taking the bus feel lighter and I hope you receive all the blessings and prosperity in life!

What an amazing free service in the McKinney Avenue area of downtown. Essentially you just find a…read moretrolley stop and wait for a trolley to come by and pick you up. Depending on the route you take it takes 30 minutes to an hour to make the full circle. The trolley drivers are super friendly and knowledgeable and make the ride a lot of fun!

Seriously a must do. Visiting Dallas? Trolley. Lived here forever? Trolley. Night out? Trolley. The…read moretop of the trolley loop goes around West Village so we use the parking garage there as a starting place and hop on at the stop outside of Starbucks. From there the trolley heads down Mckinney Ave to downtown and circling back by Klyde Warren Park. Easy to hop on and off as your night dictates, but important to know that they trolley will only stop if you are standing and waiting at the designated trolley stop. To exit simply ring the bell and the conductor will stop when available to do so.

I was giving incorrect information pertaining my trip to get the DFW airport so Jore Romos and…read moreMatthew Modglin provided premium service to actually drive me to the airport to allow me to make my flight to Vegas Baby Thank You Gentlemen ~I gratefully appreciate your kindness

My wife, daughter, and grandson used TRE to go to the State Fair. We left Bell station around 9 am…read morethe last Saturday of the fair. I use a walker as I have had a stroke. I want to thank the staff for making my trip easier than I anticipated. They held the train for 5 minutes for me to walk to the handicapped entrance and showed my daughter how to purchase tickets online after we boarded. We returned around 7 pm and experienced the same service. Thanks again TRE for making an 82-year-old man's day at the fair outstanding.

Our group had the absolute best time. I rented this for a surprise party for my husband. The bus…read morewas on time, so clean, and the most fun. We drove around for a bit to enjoy the karaoke on the bus before exiting for our destination. I truly cannot recommend Chico enough; our family is already planning for the next time we can do this!

What a fantastic idea for an evening out! My wife surprised me with a party bus birthday party. We…read morehad 14 people and had plenty of room. Our driver was amazing. Very laid back and the ride to the bars was very smooth. We took the bus to a couple of bars in Dallas and had a fantastic time. The bus had cool lighting and a great sound system. We were able to do karaoke and the bus had a mic for everyone that wanted to sing.

I took the DART to the State Fair of Texas. This is a great solution to prevent having to pay to…read morepark at the fair, and the DART station at the fair is right in front of the gates. I thought it was very handicapped accessible. I saw lots of DART agents on the trains so I didn't have security concerns (it was middle of the day and rather crowded because it was State Fair season). The one issue I ran into was that I couldn't figure out how to get a physical ticket from the pay stations. I ended up downloading the app, verifying the app, adding a credit card to the app to pay and then buying a day pass (round trip fare). The app is actually really nice. You can map your route and it will show you what time the next train is arriving at your stop. Definitely set the app up ahead of time so you are ready to go!

Convenient way to get to the State Fair of Texas! This is a great way to not have to worry about…read moreparking, getting stuck in traffic, and safely get in and out of the Fair Park area! The station is right in front of the main entrance to the park, so it's super convenient! There were plenty of DART workers when I went, directing hordes of pedestrian, and making sure everything was safe. The fact that there were lots of uniformed employees made things go smoothly, and they were good about telling people to get out of the way or clearing the tracks. The station was well lit, and it was a simple process to get tickets and get a place to sit on the train. The trains were packed when I went, but everything still moved quickly and smoothly. If you're heading here for the State Fair, this is certainly the way that I'd recommend getting here!

We recently took an Amtrak journey from Seattle to Chicago on 3/10/26. We were excited for the…read morejourney and had flown to Seattle the previous day to assure we wouldn't miss it. We looked forward to our mini vacation and even booked a First Class bedroom on the train. The previous month we had booked an amtrak roomette and enjoyed it so much we decided to do it again this month on a longer route with a bigger room. During that train ride, we had excellent service in first Class ! The attendants were awesome ! They were very friendly, attentive, and happy to see ya ! This recent journey, however, wasn't even on par. Sadly because we had expectations of an awesome experience again but it wasn't even close. I will say though, in everyone else's defense, it was really only 1 person that made the trip so miserable; Jan, the lead attendant in the First Class dining car. She was not happy. Not nice. Talked down to you if you accidentally did something wrong that went against her routine. Just not polite at all. Ever. She had a cutting , condescending demeanor toward not only the passengers but her fellow co worker working underneath her as well. Everything was done like roll call. Very routine and very strict very impersonal. No pleasure in her voice at all whether making announcements or talking to you directly. Not a good experience for us as far as dining goes. Our room attendant, on the other hand, was wonderful, and expressed care for her passengers. She was very attentive and a very sweet personality. In the end, this experience set us back a little bit with Amtrak. First Class rooms are too expensive to endure the treatment we received from her 3 times daily at mealtime. Something which should be pleasurable. I do not wish anyone the misfortune to get her as their dinning car attendant. I'm not sure if and when we will travel with Amtrak again.

I have taken Amtrak several times between Austin and Dallas but last week I was tired of airports…read moreand airplanes and being amongst the great unwashed so on this journey from Dallas to Austin, I upgraded to a roomette and I was not disappointed. When it was time to board the Texas Eagle, the Cafe Car Manager summoned the passengers traveling in the Sleeper Car and took our lunch orders, then I boarded the train. My roomette was very comfy cozy.  Shortly after the train departed from the Eddie Bernice Johnson Union Station, the Personal Room Attendant brought my lunch to my roomette which was the Beef Burgundy with a roll, butter and chips, and Vanilla Pudding. A salad was unavailable. Unfortunately, beverages with authority are not included with meals so I ordered a Gin & Tonic, for digestive purposes, after my delightful lunch. I was about to take a power nap when the Cafe Car Manager arrived to take my dinner order. I was quite refreshed after my power nap, enjoying the views when my Chicken Parmesan arrived with a salad, roll, butter and Vanilla Pudding. I paired everything with a nice chilled bottle of Chardonnay.  I thoroughly enjoyed my journey in the Sleeper Car and this will not be my last time traveling in the comfort of a roomette. The roomette does not have a private toilet but the car has toilets that are kept clean and tidy by the attendant. Also the car has a decent sized shower and towels are provided.

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!

Your Drivers GPS is sending patients to the wrong location ( ie Medical City Fort Worth instead of…read moreJohn Peter's Smith hospital in Fort Worth) please correct this problem. The most vulnerable are being effected

Very useful stop for visitors. The historic main post office and a bunch of excellent museums are…read moreall right off this stop. Walk past the restaurants for weekday office workers and eat at the truck stop lane. If you're not familiar with the Dallas metro area, like me, it does help to both look at the map on the train, pay attention to the stops, and have Google Maps public transit up because the trains don't give announcements or information about stops and signs aren't very visible. Also, one more tip, don't take a nap on the tracks.

I come to this station even thought the Uptown station is closer. When the weather is nice I would…read moreprefer to be outside as much as possible