Anna Airport Shuttle

Anna to Love Field Airport Shuttle

Welcome to Texas Shuttle, where your journey from Anna to Love Field Airport is as seamless as it is reliable. Located in the eastern part of Dallas, Anna sits approximately 39 miles east of Love Field, with a typical door-to-door drive time ranging between 52 and 72 minutes. This route takes you through diverse neighborhoods and along highways that offer scenic views of the Dallas-Fort Worth area.

Your journey begins in Anna, a historic town known for its charming downtown square and rich history. As we head towards Love Field, we’ll navigate through the eastern suburbs of Dallas, offering glimpses into residential areas with their well-maintained homes and vibrant communities. The drive will take us along Highway 75 South and then onto Highway 183 East, which is a key thoroughfare in this part of Texas.

Love Field Airport itself is situated just north of downtown Dallas, making it an ideal hub for many travelers. It’s home to several major airlines and offers convenient access to both domestic and international destinations. Upon arrival, you’ll have easy access to Terminals A and B, where most flights operate from.

Traveling with Texas Shuttle: What You Need to Know

• Prompt Pickups: We understand the importance of being on time for your flight. Our experienced drivers will arrive at your doorstep promptly, ensuring you make it to Love Field without any delays.
• Luggage Assistance: Whether you’re carrying a single carry-on or multiple suitcases, our shuttles are equipped to handle all your luggage with ease.

Q&A: Frequently Asked Questions about Anna to Love Field Airport Shuttle

How long does the drive from Anna to Love Field usually take?

The typical door-to-door drive time for this route is between 52 and 72 minutes, depending on traffic conditions.

Can I request a pickup at any address in Anna?

Absolutely! We can pick you up from anywhere in Anna. Just provide your specific location when booking your shuttle.

What should I do if my flight is delayed?

No worries! Our drivers are equipped to handle delays. Simply notify us of the new departure time, and we’ll adjust our schedule accordingly to ensure you make it to your flight on time.

Flying out of DFW International instead of Love Field? Book our Anna to DFW Airport shuttle service for direct door-to-door rides.

To book your Anna to Love Field Airport shuttle today, call us at (817) 403-6196 or visit our website. Use promo code ONLINE for a 10% discount on round trips. We look forward to making your journey as smooth and stress-free as possible.

If your group is splitting pickups between Anna and neighboring Melissa for the same Love Field flight, see our Melissa to Love Field (DAL) airport shuttle service for direct door-to-door rides.

Anna to Love Field: Your Complete Travel Guide

Traveling from the suburban community of Anna, Texas, to Dallas Love Field Airport (DAL) involves a mix of highway driving, public transit, and private shuttle options. Whether you’re heading out for a business trip, a weekend getaway, or a family vacation, understanding the route, estimated travel times, and available services can help you plan a smooth departure. This guide pulls together verified details from sources such as Rome2Rio, Google Maps, and Texas Shuttle to give you a clear, fact‑based overview of the Anna‑to‑Love Field corridor. Below you’ll find driving directions, public‑transport alternatives, a side‑by‑side comparison table, local landmarks, and a FAQ section that answers the most common traveler questions.

Driving from Anna to Love Field

The most direct way to reach Love Field from Anna is by car, using the major north‑south corridor of US‑75 (Central Expressway) followed by the east‑west connector of TX‑183 (Airport Freeway). According to Texas Shuttle, the door‑to‑airport distance is approximately 45 miles, while Rome2Rio lists the overall distance between the two points as about 51 miles. The variance reflects whether the measurement ends at the airport property line or at the nearest major intersection.

Under normal traffic conditions, the drive takes roughly 52 minutes. During peak southbound rush hour on US‑75 between McKinney and the LBJ Freeway (I‑635), travel times can extend to 70‑75 minutes. Light overnight traffic may reduce the trip to under an hour. Texas Shuttle notes that drivers monitor real‑time TxDOT incident feeds and Google Traffic; if US‑75 becomes congested, common reroutes include the Dallas North Tollway (full length) or a shift onto I‑635 East and I‑35E South.

Key landmarks along the route include the Collin County Courthouse in McKinney, the Galleria Dallas shopping center near the LBJ Freeway interchange, and the distinctive Love Field terminal roofs visible as you approach TX‑183. For those who prefer a scenic detour, exiting US‑75 at the Trinity River Trail offers views of the river corridor before rejoining the expressway.

Because fuel consumption varies with vehicle type and driving habits, the estimated cost for gasoline on this trip falls in the range of $8‑$12, based on average fuel prices and a typical midsize sedan’s fuel efficiency. This figure is an estimate; actual expenses will depend on your vehicle’s mileage and current fuel rates.

Public Transportation Options

If you do not have access to a car, the combination of taxi and tram services provides the fastest public‑transit alternative. Rome2Rio indicates that taking a taxi from Anna to the DART Parker Road Station, then riding the DART Orange Line tram to Burbank Station (near Love Field), takes about 1 hour 29 minutes, including transfers. The estimated fare for this combined trip is $80‑$95.

The DART tram operates on the Orange Line, with service running approximately once daily during off‑peak hours; however, frequency increases during weekday mornings and evenings. You can board the tram at Parker Road Station (located at the intersection of Parker Road and TX‑121) and alight at Burbank Station, which is a short walk or a brief rideshare trip to the Love Field terminal.

Greyhound also provides intercity bus service that stops near Love Field. According to the data sourced from Rome2Rio, a Greyhound trip from Anna to the Dallas bus terminal (with a subsequent local transfer to the airport) takes roughly 1 hour 30 minutes and costs an estimated $4‑$9. The bus departs from the Anna Greyhound stop, travels via I‑35E, and arrives at the Dallas Downtown Greyhound Station, where you can connect to a DART bus or rideshare to reach the airport.

Both public‑transit options require careful timing to align with flight schedules. It is advisable to check the latest DART schedules and Greyhound timetables on their respective websites or via the Rome2Rio app before departure.

Shuttle and Taxi Services

For travelers who prefer door‑to‑door convenience without driving themselves, several private shuttle and taxi companies operate on the Anna‑Love Field corridor. Texas Shuttle, a locally owned provider, offers dedicated airport shuttles that pick up passengers at any address in Anna and drop them off at the Love Field curb. The company emphasizes that its drivers have an average of over ten years of professional driving experience in Texas.

According to Texas Shuttle’s published information, the typical door‑to‑door drive time for this route ranges between 52 and 72 minutes, depending on traffic. The service uses a variety of vehicle sizes: a standard car for 1‑3 passengers and a larger shuttle or SUV for groups of four or more, with luggage capacity adjusted accordingly. For parties of six or more, or for corporate accounts, Texas Shuttle can provide a private‑vehicle quote that often beats the per‑seat rate of shared shuttles.

To book a Texas Shuttle ride, customers can call (817) 403‑6196 or visit the company’s website. The promo code ONLINE provides a 10 % discount on round‑trip reservations. The company also monitors real‑time traffic and incident feeds, enabling drivers to adjust routes dynamically—for example, diverting onto the Dallas North Tollway if US‑75 experiences delays.

Alternative taxi services are available through local providers and app‑based rideshare platforms. Estimated taxi fares from Anna to Love Field fall within the $75‑$130 range, depending on the time of day and traffic conditions. As with all cost figures, these are estimates and should be confirmed with the specific provider at the time of booking.

Comparison Table: Travel Modes at a Glance

Key Landmarks and Route Details

Travelers navigating the Anna‑Love Field corridor will encounter several recognizable points of interest that can help confirm they are on the correct path.

• US‑75 (Central Expressway) – The primary north‑south artery that carries traffic from Anna toward Dallas. Major exits include the TX‑121 interchange in McKinney and the LBJ Freeway (I‑635) junction.
• TX‑121 (Sam Rayburn Tollway) – A toll road that runs parallel to US‑75; useful for bypassing congestion via the Dallas North Tollway.
• Galleria Dallas – Located near the LBJ Freeway interchange, this large shopping center is a useful visual cue when approaching the eastern side of the metroplex.
• Trinity River Trail – A recreational path that crosses US‑75 near the Trinity River; offers a scenic alternative for cyclists and pedestrians.
• Love Field Terminal Roofs – The distinctive peaked roofs of the Love Field terminals become visible as you merge onto TX‑183 (Airport Freeway) from the west.

For those using public transit, the Parker Road DART Station is situated at the corner of Parker Road and TX‑121, with clear signage for the Orange Line tram. Burbank Station, the tram stop closest to Love Field, is located just west of the airport along Mockingbird Lane, providing a short walk or a brief rideshare to the terminal.

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Pricing / Fares: Anna to Love Field

How much does a shuttle from Anna to Love Field cost?

Fares depend on your exact pickup and drop-off addresses, group size, and schedule. Enter your addresses in our online booking tool for an instant quote — no account needed, and the price you see is the door-to-door total.

Our Vehicles

What vehicle will pick me up?

We send a nice car (1-3 passengers) or a shuttle/SUV (4+ passengers) sized to your group and luggage. Vehicles are clean and late-model. Tell us your headcount and bag count when you book.

Better Drivers

Who are your drivers?

Most of our drivers have driven professionally for 10+ years in Texas. They handle your luggage and get you to your destination relaxed and on time.

Route & Drive Time: Anna to Love Field (DAL)

The driving distance from Anna, TX to Dallas Love Field Airport (airport code DAL) is approximately 45 miles door-to-airport, with a typical drive time of 55–75 minutes depending on time of day. Light overnight traffic can drop it to under an hour; rush-hour southbound on US-75 (Central Expressway) between McKinney and the LBJ Freeway can push it past 75 minutes. Our standard routing leaves Anna via Sam Rayburn Tollway / Powell Parkway, picks up US-75 South through McKinney, Allen and Plano, takes I-635 (LBJ) West briefly, then heads south on the Dallas North Tollway and exits at Mockingbird Lane / Herb Kelleher Way directly into Love Field.

We monitor TxDOT incident feeds and Google traffic in real time, so if US-75 jams up your driver may reroute via the Dallas North Tollway full-length or, in worst case, US-75 to I-635 East and I-35E South. The reroute decision happens automatically — you don’t have to ask.

Pricing Context: What Drives Your Fare

Anna-to-Love Field fares are built from a base for the corridor plus three adjustments: group size (1–3 passengers ride in a sedan / SUV; 4+ get a shuttle van), time of day (overnight pickups before 5 AM carry a small early-departure surcharge to cover driver standby), and round-trip vs one-way (round trips booked together earn an automatic 10% discount with code ONLINE). The price you see in our instant quote tool is the door-to-door total — no per-bag fees, no fuel surcharge, no tip required (drivers are paid a living wage). For groups of 6+ or corporate accounts, call (817) 403-6196 for a private-vehicle quote; we can often beat the per-seat shuttle rate.

Travel Tips for Love Field Departures

• Buffer: For domestic Southwest flights, plan to arrive at the Love Field curb 90 minutes before departure. From Anna that means scheduling pickup roughly 2 hours 30 minutes before takeoff (75 min drive + 15 min loading buffer + 90 min airport buffer). For 6–9 AM flights, add 15 minutes for US-75 rush traffic.
• Terminal: Love Field has a single consolidated terminal with 20 gates. Southwest Airlines operates the vast majority of departures, with limited Delta service. There is no separate Terminal A / Terminal B routing decision — we drop you at the main ticketing curb on Herb Kelleher Way and you walk straight in.
• TSA wait: Love Field PreCheck typically clears in under 10 minutes; standard lanes average 15–25 minutes during peak (5–8 AM, 3–6 PM). If you don’t have PreCheck, weigh the standard-lane wait into your buffer.
• Curbside drop: We use the upper-level departures curb directly outside ticketing. Plan one bag per passenger as your default; oversized items (skis, golf clubs, car seats) are fine but tell us at booking so the driver brings a larger vehicle.
• Return pickup: On the return leg, exit baggage claim and follow signs to the ground-transportation island just outside door 6. Your driver will text you their position when your flight lands; we track flight numbers, so a delayed return doesn’t cost you anything extra.

Pickup Coverage in Anna

We pick up door-to-door anywhere inside the city of Anna, including West Crossing, Anna Town Square, Anacapri, The Highlands at Westridge, Lakeview Estates, and the historic downtown square along Powell Parkway. If you live on a hard-to-find rural road north of FM 455, drop a pin at booking or pick a meeting point — the Brookshire’s parking lot on W. White Street and the QuikTrip at US-75 / FM 455 are both reliable spots that save 5–10 minutes of driver routing.

Heading to downtown Dallas instead of Love Field Airport? See our Anna to Dallas shuttle page for that route.

Going to Fort Worth instead? Our Anna to Fort Worth shuttle page for that route.

Need an overview of every route we run out of Anna? Visit our Anna shuttle service page for that route.

Anna to Love Field: Your Complete Travel Guide

Traveling from the suburban community of Anna, Texas, to Dallas Love Field Airport (DAL) involves a mix of highway driving, public transit, and private shuttle options. Whether you’re heading out for a business trip, a weekend getaway, or a family vacation, understanding the route, estimated travel times, and available services can help you plan a smooth departure. This guide pulls together verified details from sources such as Rome2Rio, Google Maps, and Texas Shuttle to give you a clear, fact‑based overview of the Anna‑to‑Love Field corridor. Below you’ll find driving directions, public‑transport alternatives, a side‑by‑side comparison table, local landmarks, and a FAQ section that answers the most common traveler questions.

Driving from Anna to Love Field

The most direct way to reach Love Field from Anna is by car, using the major north‑south corridor of US‑75 (Central Expressway) followed by the east‑west connector of TX‑183 (Airport Freeway). According to Texas Shuttle, the door‑to‑airport distance is approximately 45 miles, while Rome2Rio lists the overall distance between the two points as about 51 miles. The variance reflects whether the measurement ends at the airport property line or at the nearest major intersection.

Under normal traffic conditions, the drive takes roughly 52 minutes. During peak southbound rush hour on US‑75 between McKinney and the LBJ Freeway (I‑635), travel times can extend to 70‑75 minutes. Light overnight traffic may reduce the trip to under an hour. Texas Shuttle notes that drivers monitor real‑time TxDOT incident feeds and Google Traffic; if US‑75 becomes congested, common reroutes include the Dallas North Tollway (full length) or a shift onto I‑635 East and I‑35E South.

Key landmarks along the route include the Collin County Courthouse in McKinney, the Galleria Dallas shopping center near the LBJ Freeway interchange, and the distinctive Love Field terminal roofs visible as you approach TX‑183. For those who prefer a scenic detour, exiting US‑75 at the Trinity River Trail offers views of the river corridor before rejoining the expressway.

Because fuel consumption varies with vehicle type and driving habits, the estimated cost for gasoline on this trip falls in the range of $8‑$12, based on average fuel prices and a typical midsize sedan’s fuel efficiency. This figure is an estimate; actual expenses will depend on your vehicle’s mileage and current fuel rates.

Public Transportation Options

If you do not have access to a car, the combination of taxi and tram services provides the fastest public‑transit alternative. Rome2Rio indicates that taking a taxi from Anna to the DART Parker Road Station, then riding the DART Orange Line tram to Burbank Station (near Love Field), takes about 1 hour 29 minutes, including transfers. The estimated fare for this combined trip is $80‑$95.

The DART tram operates on the Orange Line, with service running approximately once daily during off‑peak hours; however, frequency increases during weekday mornings and evenings. You can board the tram at Parker Road Station (located at the intersection of Parker Road and TX‑121) and alight at Burbank Station, which is a short walk or a brief rideshare trip to the Love Field terminal.

Greyhound also provides intercity bus service that stops near Love Field. According to the data sourced from Rome2Rio, a Greyhound trip from Anna to the Dallas bus terminal (with a subsequent local transfer to the airport) takes roughly 1 hour 30 minutes and costs an estimated $4‑$9. The bus departs from the Anna Greyhound stop, travels via I‑35E, and arrives at the Dallas Downtown Greyhound Station, where you can connect to a DART bus or rideshare to reach the airport.

Both public‑transit options require careful timing to align with flight schedules. It is advisable to check the latest DART schedules and Greyhound timetables on their respective websites or via the Rome2Rio app before departure.

Shuttle and Taxi Services

For travelers who prefer door‑to‑door convenience without driving themselves, several private shuttle and taxi companies operate on the Anna‑Love Field corridor. Texas Shuttle, a locally owned provider, offers dedicated airport shuttles that pick up passengers at any address in Anna and drop them off at the Love Field curb. The company emphasizes that its drivers have an average of over ten years of professional driving experience in Texas.

According to Texas Shuttle’s published information, the typical door‑to‑door drive time for this route ranges between 52 and 72 minutes, depending on traffic. The service uses a variety of vehicle sizes: a standard car for 1‑3 passengers and a larger shuttle or SUV for groups of four or more, with luggage capacity adjusted accordingly. For parties of six or more, or for corporate accounts, Texas Shuttle can provide a private‑vehicle quote that often beats the per‑seat rate of shared shuttles.

To book a Texas Shuttle ride, customers can call (817) 403‑6196 or visit the company’s website. The promo code ONLINE provides a 10 % discount on round‑trip reservations. The company also monitors real‑time traffic and incident feeds, enabling drivers to adjust routes dynamically—for example, diverting onto the Dallas North Tollway if US‑75 experiences delays.

Alternative taxi services are available through local providers and app‑based rideshare platforms. Estimated taxi fares from Anna to Love Field fall within the $75‑$130 range, depending on the time of day and traffic conditions. As with all cost figures, these are estimates and should be confirmed with the specific provider at the time of booking.

Comparison Table: Travel Modes at a Glance

Key Landmarks and Route Details

Travelers navigating the Anna‑Love Field corridor will encounter several recognizable points of interest that can help confirm they are on the correct path.

• US‑75 (Central Expressway) – The primary north‑south artery that carries traffic from Anna toward Dallas. Major exits include the TX‑121 interchange in McKinney and the LBJ Freeway (I‑635) junction.
• TX‑121 (Sam Rayburn Tollway) – A toll road that runs parallel to US‑75; useful for bypassing congestion via the Dallas North Tollway.
• Galleria Dallas – Located near the LBJ Freeway interchange, this large shopping center is a useful visual cue when approaching the eastern side of the metroplex.
• Trinity River Trail – A recreational path that crosses US‑75 near the Trinity River; offers a scenic alternative for cyclists and pedestrians.
• Love Field Terminal Roofs – The distinctive peaked roofs of the Love Field terminals become visible as you merge onto TX‑183 (Airport Freeway) from the west.

For those using public transit, the Parker Road DART Station is situated at the corner of Parker Road and TX‑121, with clear signage for the Orange Line tram. Burbank Station, the tram stop closest to Love Field, is located just west of the airport along Mockingbird Lane, providing a short walk or a brief rideshare to the terminal.

Frequently Asked Questions

Tips for a Smooth Journey

To minimize stress when traveling from