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2026 World Cup

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Welcome to North Texas!

We're excited to welcome you for the world's biggest soccer event. DART is here to help you travel easily between airports, hotels, fan events, and match venue. Use the Trip Planner to get to your destination.

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From The Airport to Your Destination

This summer, North Texas is welcoming visitors from around the world. Make the most of your time here by skipping the traffic and letting DART do the driving. Whether you're flying in or heading home, DART has you covered.

DART to DFW International Airport

DART to Dallas Love Field Airport

Getting Around

From June 8 through July 19, DART is running expanded service across the network to keep up with the excitement. More trains, more often — so you spend less time waiting and more time enjoying everything North Texas has to offer.

Light Rail

20-minute service on all lines, all day.
Orange Line service to Parker Road Station all days.
3-vehicle trains on the Green Line.
Increased frequency on the Green Line to alleviate crowding.

Trinity Railway Express (TRE)

Match days: 30 minute frequency.
Weekday non-match days: 30-minute peak, 60-minute off peak frequency.
Weekend/holiday non-match days: 60-minute frequency
Sunday service: 60-minute frequency, "Saturday" schedule
June 27: 60-minute service until 4:00 p.m. at which point service will run every 30 minutes.

Dallas Stadium Shuttle Buses

On match days, special shuttles run directly from CentrePort/DFW Airport Station to the Bus Hub at Dallas Stadium, about a 10-minute walk to the gates.

Note: you need a match ticket to ride, and if trains are full, riders may be directed to extra or backup buses at Victory Station to CentrePort/DFW Airport Station.

Riding DART to the FIFA Fan Festival™

The festival will be open on the 34 days that have matches but closed on the 5 rest days (July 8, 12, 13, 16, 17).

To Fair Park Station

On most days:

• Trinity Railway Express (TRE) riders should take the TRE to Victory Station, then ride the Green Line to Fair Park Station.

• DART Rail riders should take or transfer to the Green Line to Fair Park Station.

From Fair Park Station

On most days:

• TRE riders should take the Green Line to Victory Station, then transfer to the TRE to get back to Irving, Hurst, or Fort Worth.

• DART Rail riders should take the Green Line back to where they boarded or to Akard Station, where they can transfer to other rail lines.

• In the evenings – if needed to alleviate crowding on the Green Line – DART is prepared to activate shuttle buses that depart from Fair Park Station and take riders to Pearl/Arts District, Akard, or Victory stations.

On June 27 only:

• After the late match, TRE riders should board DART shuttle buses from Fair Park Station to Victory Station. These buses will connect riders to the last departing Fort Worth-bound TRE train.

Ways to Pay

GoPass® App

Download the free GoPass® app on iOS or Android. Buy a Regional Day Pass, track trains in real time, and get service alerts — all in one place.

Ticket Vending Machines

Prefer to pay in person? Ticket machines at every rail station accept cash, credit, and debit cards — just select your pass and go.

Bus Farebox

Riding the bus? Pay your fare directly at the farebox when you board. Exact change is recommended. Contactless validators are also available on board.

Contactless Payment

Using a contactless credit or debit card, or any payment-enabled mobile device is the easy and convenient way to buy your DART pass.

Know Before You Go

Traveling to a match?

Review these tips before heading out to ensure a smooth ride with DART.

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Need Help?

Contact Customer Relations for rider support, reach Lost and Found for missing items, or connect with DART Police for safety concerns.

Accessibility

All DART buses and trains meet Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) requirements, offering wheelchair lifts and other features to accommodate riders with disabilities.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are there safety measures in place?

DART Police and staff will be present throughout the system. Riders are encouraged to report concerns and follow posted guidelines. Text 214-256-1819 or report directly through the GoPass app.

Can I bring bags or luggage on board?

Yes, but large items should be kept out of aisles and doorways. Be mindful of crowding during peak times.

Can I park at a DART station?

Yes. Several DART Rail stations offer free parking. Please plan ahead and confirm your selected station has parking available.

How do I pay for my ride?

You can purchase passes using the GoPass app or at ticket vending machines. Regional passes are recommended.

What is DART?

Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) provides modern public transit services designed for fast, comfortable, and economical travel. The agency operates light rail, Trinity Railway Express, regional rail, bus routes, GoLink on-demand service, and paratransit, moving more than 171,000 passengers daily across a 700-square-mile, 13-city region including Addison, Carrollton, Cockrell Hill, Dallas, Farmers Branch, Garland, Glenn Heights, Highland Park, Irving, Richardson, Rowlett, Plano, and University Park.

Regional	$9.00 USD
Local	$6.00 USD
3 Hour	$3.00 USD

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