DFW to Irving Airport Shuttle
Texas Shuttle provides private, door-to-door airport transportation between Irving, Texas and Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW). Because Irving sits immediately east and southeast of the airport, this is one of the shortest, most reliable corridors we run — a typical door-to-door ride is about 15–25 minutes in light traffic. On arrivals we meet you at baggage claim or Prearranged and drive you straight home; on departures we pick you up at your home, hotel, or office anywhere in Irving (including Las Colinas, Valley Ranch, and the Hospital District) and take you directly to your terminal in a clean, late-model vehicle with no shared stops and no transfers. Irving shuttle service
Popular nearby runs include the Irving to Dallas shuttle, the Irving to Fort Worth shuttle, and the Irving to Love Field (DAL) shuttle for travelers flying Southwest.
DFW to Irving: Distance, Drive Time & the Routes We Use
Irving city center is roughly 6–8 miles from the main DFW terminal area as the crow flies, but the right road route depends on where in Irving you are starting from:For trips between Irving To Dfw and Lewisville, see our Irving to Lewisville shuttle.
- Las Colinas / North Irving
Staying at a Las Colinas hotel like the Residence Inn? See our Residence Inn Las Colinas to DFW shuttle for the same TX-114 direct route — ~11 miles, flat-rate door-to-door.
(75038, 75039, 75063): we typically take TX-114 W directly into the airport's north entry — about 7–12 miles and 15–25 minutes off-peak. - Central / South Irving (75060, 75061, 75062): we usually run TX-183 W (Airport Freeway) or Loop 12 to the south entry — about 8–10 miles and 20–25 minutes.
- Valley Ranch / Coppell border (75063): we use TX-121 S or MacArthur Blvd straight into the airport, typically under 20 minutes.
Rush-hour traffic on TX-114 and TX-183 can add 10–15 minutes on weekday mornings, so we build a buffer into every pickup time when you share your flight.
DFW Airport Terminals: Where We Drop You Off
DFW currently operates five passenger terminals — A, B, C, D, and E. DFW airport shuttle service Just tell us your airline when you book and your driver will pull up at the correct departures-level curb:
- Terminal A: American Airlines (primary domestic).
- Terminal B: American Eagle regional flights.
- Terminal C: American Airlines.
- Terminal D: International carriers and American international (British Airways, Lufthansa, Emirates, Qatar, etc.).
- Terminal E: Other domestic carriers including Delta, United, Alaska, Frontier, JetBlue, Spirit, Sun Country.
All terminals are connected airside by the Skylink train if you transfer through DFW.
What Does an DFW to Irving Shuttle Cost?
Private door-to-door fares between DFW and Irving typically start from around $48 for a sedan and run higher for SUVs, shuttles, or pickups deeper inside Irving — the median real fare on this corridor is about $90. Every price is a flat, all-in total for the vehicle (not a per-person fare), so a couple, family, or small group travels for one price. Booking online earns a 10% discount on round trips with promo code ONLINE. Staying at the Home2 Suites near DFW? See our Home2 Suites to DFW shuttle page for a direct, fixed-rate, door-to-door ride.
DFW to Irving Travel Tips
- Leave for DFW earlier than you think. Even though the drive itself is short, TSA wait times at DFW routinely run 15–30 minutes for general lanes (and can spike past 45 minutes on Monday mornings and Sunday evenings). We recommend pickup 2 hours before domestic departures and 3 hours before international.
- Skip airport parking. DFW Terminal Parking runs $24/day and Express runs $12–$15/day. For trips of 3+ days, a round-trip shuttle is almost always cheaper than parking — and you keep your car at home.
- Group together on one fare. Because pricing is per vehicle, splitting a shuttle between 3–4 travelers usually beats separate rideshares or two cars to long-term parking.
- Share your flight number. We track your flight, so a delayed inbound or moved departure does not turn into a missed pickup.
- Book the return up front. Locking in the return at the same time earns the 10% online round-trip discount and guarantees a vehicle is waiting at the curb when you land.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How long does an DFW to Irving shuttle take?
A: Typically 15–25 minutes door-to-door off-peak, and 25–40 minutes during weekday rush hours, depending on your exact pickup address and terminal. Heading there from Irving? See our La Quinta Inn & Suites DFW Airport South (Irving) shuttle page for direct service.
Q: Do you pick up at hotels in Las Colinas and around DFW?
A: Yes. We regularly serve Omni Las Colinas, the Four Seasons Resort and Club, the Westin Irving Convention Center, the Las Colinas Marriott, La Quinta Inn & Suites DFW Airport South, and every other Irving-area hotel — just give us the hotel name when you book. Lodging at the TownePlace Suites in Las Colinas? See our TownePlace Suites Dallas Las Colinas to DFW shuttle page for direct service.
Q: Can you take me to all five DFW terminals?
A: Yes — A, B, C, D, and E. Tell us your airline at booking and we drop you at the correct departures-level curb.
Q: What if my flight is delayed or moved?
A: We track your flight automatically. If the time changes, your pickup time adjusts to match — you do not need to call us back.
Q: Can I bring extra luggage or a car seat?
A: Yes. Let us know your bag count and any car-seat needs at booking and we will assign a vehicle with the right capacity.
Q: Do you also serve Love Field (DAL) from Irving?
A: Yes — see our Irving to Love Field shuttle page for Southwest and other DAL departures.
Book your next DFW to Irving trip with Texas Shuttle today! Call us at (817) 403-6196 or book online for a 10% discount on round trips using promo code ONLINE.
Also see: Irving to Denton.
How Far Is DFW to Irving Airport?
The distance between Irving, TX, and Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) International Airport is only about 5.2 miles. If you drive non‑stop on a typical route using I‑635 and State Highway 183 (the Airport Freeway), the trip takes roughly 19 minutes under normal traffic conditions. The short hop makes Irving one of the closest cities to DFW, and that proximity is why a variety of ground‑transport options are readily available (source: distance‑cities.com).
Driving: Time, Gas Cost, and Emissions
- Estimated travel time: 19 minutes (non‑stop) to about 25 minutes in light traffic.
- Fuel cost: Approximately **$1.45** for the one‑way trip (source: distance‑cities.com).
- CO₂ emissions: The journey releases about **8.16 pounds** of CO₂ in total, which translates to **0.79 pounds per mile**.
Travel Options Compared: Cost, Time, and Convenience
| Option | Estimated Cost (USD) | Typical Travel Time | Frequency / Availability | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DART Light Rail (via Belt Line, Irving Convention Center, or Las Colinas Urban Center stations) | $2.50 single‑ride / $5.00 day pass | 22–28 minutes (depends on station) | Every 15–25 minutes; first train ~4:00 AM | Budget travelers; riders with 1–2 checked bags |
| DART Bus (Route 231) to DFW North Parking Lot + terminal shuttle | $2.50 single‑ride / $5.00 day pass | 40–55 minutes (including transfer wait) | Every 30–60 minutes | Those already at Irving Transit Center |
| Uber / Lyft (UberX / Lyft Standard) | $22–$32 (surge can push to $40–$55) | 15–25 minutes | On‑demand 24/7 | Door‑to‑door convenience; early‑morning or late‑night flights |
| Traditional Taxi | $35–$50 flat rate | 15–25 minutes | Available 24/7 | Travelers who prefer a metered fare or have no smartphone |
| Hotel Shuttle (many Las Colinas / Convention‑Center hotels) | Free (included with stay) | 20–30 minutes | Every 30–60 minutes, 24‑hour service at most properties | Guests staying at a hotel with a dedicated shuttle |
| Shared Van | $18–$28 per person | 25–40 minutes | Reservations required; usually every 1–2 hours | Solo travelers looking for a middle‑ground price |
| Private Van | $45–$70 total | 25–40 minutes | Booked in advance | Groups wanting a direct ride without stops |
Best Choice by Budget and Schedule
- Cheapest: DART light rail ($2.50) or a complimentary hotel shuttle.
- Fastest door‑to‑door: Uber/Lyft or taxi (15–25 minutes).
- Early‑morning flights (before 7:00 AM): Rideshare or taxi recommended because DART service begins around 4:00 AM, but scheduling a private car guarantees a departure when you need it.
- Late‑night flights (after 10:00 PM): DART frequency drops after 9:00 PM; the last train departs Irving around 12:15 AM. If your flight is after midnight, a rideshare or taxi is the safest bet.
Getting to the Airport by DART Light Rail
- Las Colinas Urban Center Station → DFW Airport: ~28 minutes.
- Irving Convention Center Station → DFW Airport: ~26 minutes.
- Belt Line Station → DFW Airport: ~22 minutes.
Baggage: DART accommodates 1–2 bags per person comfortably. If you have three or more large suitcases, consider a rideshare or private van. Baggage storage lockers (Smarte Carte)