Dallas Airport is a cool hub. Food is excellent here. Easy to navigate and it's huge which is a deterrent for me as a travel lover but signs are everywhere if you pay attention to your boarding pass you will figure it out. They have electric carts for those who need assistance going from one gate/terminal to another. I'm mainly mentioning on this review the two places I ate: Pappadeux and Little Maggiano's I firmly recommend. Airport food should be part of a pleasant journey. And these two restaurants elevate your travel experience.

The best! Unpredictable and beautiful! I suggest you to enjoy your time here even if your flight depart without you. American Airlines always take care you that's why I don't worry, very fancy place with everything you need in here, no complaints whatsoever. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA++++++++++ 100000000000000000 Recommended

Dallas Fort Worth International Airport is one of the busiest airports in the country, but despite the heavy traffic, my experience there was smooth and surprisingly stress-free. Getting to the terminal was easy, and the layout is well-organized, which made the entire arrival process straightforward. One of the highlights of DFW is the Skylink service, which is excellent. The automated train system is fast, efficient, and makes traveling between terminals a breeze. Even though the airport is massive, Skylink takes away the stress of navigating long distances. The airport itself is clean, modern, and very well maintained. There are plenty of places to eat and shop, offering everything from quick bites and coffee shops to sit-down restaurants and well-known retail brands. It makes layovers or waiting times much more enjoyable with so many options to choose from. Despite being such a large and very busy airport, it never felt chaotic. The signage is clear, the staff is helpful, and the overall organization makes it easy to find your way around. Pros: - Smooth and stress-free terminal access - Excellent Skylink train service between terminals - Clean, organized, and modern facilities - Wide variety of food and shopping options - Clear signage and helpful staff Things to note: - It’s a major hub, so it can get crowded at peak times Overall: DFW Airport offers a great travel experience. Even with its size and busy atmosphere, the efficiency, cleanliness, and amenities make it stand out as one of the better large airports in the U.S.

Massive airport. Be ready to take the Skylink train to get to your terminal—it’s fast, but definitely not the smoothest ride. The floors throughout in the Skylink could use a more consistent cleaning as well, which detracts a bit from the overall experience. That said, the airport offers a wide variety of restaurants, bars, and shops across all terminals, which helps pass the time if you have a layover.

I fly frequently and love reviewing airports. DFW is one of my regular layovers when traveling from the west to east coast. DFW is a big airport that you need a tram to get between terminal A through E. The tram arrives every couple minutes and is easy to use. There are plenty of restaurants/fast food, vending machines, charging stations and restrooms throughout. I’m most familiar with terminal A. The employees at the American Airline gates are very helpful and efficient. If you have any questions I’m happy to answer them if I can. Happy Traveling!

Nice and huge airport . Very diverse community and lot of different kind of food and independent designer . The saying everything’s big in Texas can be seen at this grand airport . Easy and convenient for departure and arrival from Dallas and Houstan both places .

This airport several restaurants, shops to offer. It does get very busy. Seating can be very limited during that time. I have found myself standing by the wall or walk around to kill time. If you get in early morning, seats are available. Driving in and out of the airport is confusing and horrendous. There aren't clear visible road signage where it is needed. I've driven in and out of this airport using Apple Maps which was inaccurate in one location of the airport, Apple Maps advised to make a right when it was a one way direction to make a left turn only. You end up looping around at least 2-3 times. It was crazy. I know I'm not the only one who feels this way. I have family that live in Dallas and they resent driving to the airport. LOL! Hopefully, things improve.

Massive! I'm from Memphis and was vacationing in Jackson Hole. DFW was our layover before heading back home. We had to take the rail train to get to our gate. Hold on! It is fast! The airport, again, is huge! Lots going on... restaurants galore, exhibits, art, culture, and lots of it. My son and I didn't eat anything, though. We were too tired. Lovely airport. Clean and very interesting. I hope I get to actually vacation in Dallas in the near future 🥰 Only cons: Inside the ladies bathroom, one of the stalls had a gap in the door that was a bit too wide for my liking. If you can see the person standing at the sink in front of your stall, then I'm pretty sure they can see you inside using the bathroom 🫣😬 I didn't like that.

DFW was my home airport for most of my life...after retiring and flying even more I fully appreciate DFW Airport. Large enough for just about every airline in the world the airports multiple terminals are connected by a post-TSA, free tram system that runs constantly. With so many airlines the airport is also home to many club lounges. From the Capital One Lounge to the many Admiral's Clubs and so many in between for a respite away from the crowds. Weather and thunderstorm delays are common in spring and summer. Always a good idea to be in and out of DFW earlier in the day rather than late and face cascading issues.

I had a layover at DFW and used the Skylink train to move between terminals. It made the transfer much easier than walking, especially with how large the airport is. The signage I saw throughout the terminals was well placed and easy to follow, which helped me get around without any confusion. I noticed plenty of places to get food, snacks, or small travel items. I also saw several airline lounges and stopped into the Centurion Lounge in Terminal D. Everything I used or walked through felt modern and clean. Overall, my experience during this visit was smooth and convenient.

Very busy place!! Its huge so don't lose your people or belongings. We had a short layover here on our way out of country. It was our first time stopping at this airport in over 15 years. A refreshing place for a layover. Definitely some great upgrades and improvements. I liked the snazzy art installations for the shops and throughout the whole airport. Security and TSA are generally helpful and kind to most travelers.

I had only a 50 minute layover, but was lucky to wander upon the UT store. Got this lovely Matthew McConaughey shirt, that now goes really well with my long sleeve white undershirt. Brilliant! I also found a Sky Train station with a great view of the whole airport. Next time I will hop on!!