Grand Prairie Airport Transportation
Dallas–Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) sits roughly 15 miles north of Grand Prairie via SH-360 — straightforward on paper, genuinely painful on a Tuesday afternoon when SH-360 northbound stacks up through Arlington. DFW handled more than 81 million passengers in 2023 and spreads across five terminals (A, B, C, D, and E), each with its own arrivals curb and ground transportation lane. Terminal D, the international arrivals hub, uses a separate curbside on its lower level.
For departures, DFW directs passengers to the upper-level terminal curb; all terminal curbs are active loading and unloading areas, so a transportation provider cannot wait there while the group finishes collecting bags. The key move at DFW: have your group fully assembled with luggage before calling for the vehicle — if the transportation provider needs to wait, use the airport's one-hour parking spaces rather than blocking the curb.
Dallas Love Field (DAL) is about 20 miles northeast and handles Southwest Airlines traffic; its commercial ground transportation pickup is on Herb Kelleher Way on the airport's west side. At Love Field, buses pick up and drop off along the lower-level terminal curb, but staging is prohibited; buses waiting for passengers must stage on Aubrey Avenue near the airport entrance. A Grand Prairie airport sprinter van eliminates the park-and-walk equation entirely — one vehicle picks up your group at the correct curb and heads straight back down SH-360.
Call 945-328-3600 to set up your DFW or Love Field transfer today.



















