ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Collinas to DFW International Airport Shuttle
Welcome to Texas Shuttle, your trusted partner for private door-to-door service between ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Collinas and DFW International Airport. Nestled in the heart of North Dallas, our shuttle provides a seamless journey for business travelers, event attendees, and tourists alike. With a straight-line distance of approximately 5 miles, the typical drive time from your hotel to the airport ranges from 20-30 minutes, ensuring you arrive on time without any hassle. Also serving guests at sister-property locations: see our ExtendedStayDeluxe Meadow Creek to DFW Shuttle page for door-to-door service.
Our route takes you through the vibrant neighborhoods of Las Colinas, offering scenic views as we navigate the Dallas North Tollway. We provide lobby and porte-cochère pickup, making it easy for you to step straight into our comfortable vehicle. Upon arrival at DFW International Airport, your driver will assist with drop-off at any terminal or gate you require.
How Far Is ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Colinas From DFW Airport?
ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Colinas sits in the heart of the Las Colinas business district in Irving, Texas — roughly 5 miles from DFW International Airport via TX-114 East and International Parkway. Texas Shuttle drivers typically clear the door-to-curb run in 15 to 25 minutes off-peak, and 25 to 35 minutes during morning (6:30–9:00 a.m.) or evening (4:00–7:00 p.m.) rush. Because Las Colinas is north of LBJ Freeway and west of the Dallas North Tollway, our route avoids the heaviest downtown Dallas traffic entirely.
From the hotel, we head east on Royal Lane or State Highway 114, merge onto International Parkway through DFW’s South Entry Plaza, and follow the airport’s terminal loop to your departure terminal. International Parkway charges a flat exit toll for general traffic — Texas Shuttle covers that toll inside your quoted fare, so you never get billed separately.
Which DFW Terminal Will I Be Dropped At?
DFW International Airport has five active passenger terminals — Terminal A, B, C, D, and E — plus the recently opened Terminal F satellite. Your driver drops you at the departures (upper) level directly outside your airline’s door:
- Terminal A — American Airlines domestic (most AA flights)
- Terminal B — American Eagle regional and additional AA mainline
- Terminal C — American Airlines domestic (overflow from A)
- Terminal D — American Airlines international, British Airways, Lufthansa, Qantas, Emirates, Korean Air, and most Star/Oneworld international carriers
- Terminal E — Southwest, Delta, United, JetBlue, Frontier, Spirit, Sun Country, Alaska, Air Canada, Aeromexico, and most non-AA carriers
Tell us your airline and flight number when you book — the driver routes directly to the correct terminal and curb, no walking between terminals with luggage.
Pricing: What You Actually Pay From ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Colinas to DFW
Our flat rate from ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Colinas to DFW starts at $46 for one passenger in a sedan, all-in. That price already includes:
- Door-to-door pickup at the hotel lobby or porte-cochère
- The International Parkway exit toll
- Real-time flight tracking and automatic delay handling
- Driver loading and unloading of all luggage
- Curbside drop-off at the correct terminal
Add-ons are simple and capped: extra passengers in the same booking add a small per-person fee (much cheaper than a second vehicle); SUVs for groups of 4–6 with luggage typically run $66–$78; Sprinter vans for groups of 7–14 are quoted on the booking screen. There is no surge pricing — a 5 a.m. pickup costs the same as a 2 p.m. pickup, which is rarely true for Uber or Lyft out of Las Colinas during the early DFW departure bank.
Booking a round trip back from DFW to ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Colinas? Use promo code ONLINE at checkout for 10% off the round-trip total.
Shuttle vs. Uber/Lyft vs. Airport Parking From Las Colinas
For most travelers leaving from ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Colinas, a flat-rate shuttle is the cheapest and most predictable option:
- Uber/Lyft: A typical Las Colinas-to-DFW UberX is $24–$38 off-peak, but jumps to $45–$70+ during morning rush, weekends, or whenever the surge multiplier kicks in. There is no flight tracking, no fixed pickup window, and you pay the DFW pickup fee separately.
- DFW Terminal Parking: Terminal garages run $24/day; Express parking is $12/day plus shuttle wait. A 4-day trip parked at the terminal runs $96, plus the cost of your hotel stay (which already includes free parking).
- Texas Shuttle: $46 flat each way, $82.80 round trip with the ONLINE code, flight tracked, fixed price, no walking from remote parking lots.
For a 4-day trip out of ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Colinas, Texas Shuttle’s round-trip rate is typically $13–$50 cheaper than parking at the airport and far cheaper than two surge-priced rideshares.
Travel Tips for ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Colinas Guests Flying Out of DFW
- Book pickup early. TSA at DFW recommends arriving 2 hours before domestic departures and 3 hours before international. From Las Colinas, plan your pickup for 2.5 hours before a domestic flight (3.5 hours international) — that gives a buffer for the South Entry queue, terminal traffic, and bag check.
- Mornings 5:30–7:30 a.m. are DFW’s busiest. American Airlines launches its domestic departure bank, and curb traffic at Terminals A, B, C, and D backs up. Add 10 minutes to your buffer.
- Tell us your terminal at booking. Mis-terminaling costs you 10–15 minutes of walking, the SkyLink train ride, or both. Your airline determines the terminal — most travelers find it on their boarding pass or airline app.
- Use Mobile ID and PreCheck. DFW supports TSA PreCheck at every terminal and digital ID at A, C, D, and E. PreCheck shaves 15–30 minutes off the security line on busy mornings.
- Returning to Las Colinas? After deplaning, head to the lower level (Arrivals) at your terminal and look for the “Limo / Shared Ride” pickup zone (Zone D at most terminals). Your driver will text you with the exact pillar number once your bags hit the belt.
Why Choose Texas Shuttle?
- No Worry Drop-offs: We handle all airport check-ins and luggage assistance.
- Reliable Service: Our drivers are experienced professionals who know the Dallas-Fort Worth area inside out.
- Comfortable Travel: Enjoy spacious vehicles with Wi-Fi and personalized service tailored to your needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the typical door-to-door drive time from ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Colinas to DFW?
The typical drive time from ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Colinas to DFW International Airport is about 20–30 minutes, depending on traffic. Our drivers know the local Irving and DFW roadways well and choose the fastest route in real time.
Where will I be picked up at ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Colinas?
We offer lobby and porte-cochère pickup at ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Colinas. Simply tell us which entrance is most convenient when you book and your driver will text you on arrival.
How should I handle luggage with Texas Shuttle?
Our drivers will load and unload all of your luggage at both the hotel and the airport at no extra charge — checked bags, carry-ons, strollers, and oversized items included.
What should I do in case of flight delays?
Your driver monitors your flight in real time, so a normal delay is handled automatically with no need to call. For major schedule changes call (817) 403-6196 and we'll reschedule the pickup at no extra cost.
How much does the shuttle from ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Colinas to DFW cost?
Flat rates start at $46 for the first passenger from ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Colinas (Irving, TX) to DFW Airport, with small add-on fees for additional travelers in your party. There are no surge prices, no shared rides, and no hidden airport fees — the quote you see when you book online is the price you pay. Use promo code ONLINE for 10% off round trips.
Do you operate 24/7 for early-morning and red-eye flights at DFW?
Yes. Texas Shuttle runs 24 hours a day, 365 days a year out of ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Colinas. We routinely handle 4:00 AM and 5:00 AM pickups for the early DFW departure bank, and we'll meet you at the lobby at whatever time gets you to your terminal at least 90 minutes before a domestic flight or 2 hours before an international flight.
Can I bring children and request car seats or booster seats?
Yes — children of all ages are welcome. Booster and car seats are available on request at no extra charge; please note the number, ages, and approximate weights of children in the booking notes (or call (817) 403-6196) at least 12 hours before pickup so the right equipment is loaded into your vehicle.
How much luggage can I bring, and is there a group/luggage limit?
Each passenger may bring two standard checked bags plus one personal item with no surcharge. Our standard SUVs comfortably seat up to 6 passengers with luggage; for larger groups (7–14) we'll dispatch a Sprinter van. If you're traveling with golf clubs, skis, oversized boxes, or a wheelchair, please mention it at booking so we send the right vehicle.
How do I book the return trip from DFW back to ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Colinas?
You can book both legs at the same time on our website — select round trip and enter your return flight number. Your driver tracks your arriving DFW flight in real time, adjusts for delays automatically, and meets you at the designated pickup zone outside baggage claim. If your plans change mid-trip, just call (817) 403-6196 and we'll re-time the return pickup.
Ready to book your shuttle service? Contact Texas Shuttle today at (817) 403-6196, or visit our website to book online. Use promo code ONLINE for a 10% discount on round trips.
How Far Is ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Colinas From DFW Airport?
Short answer: about 5 miles, typically a 20–30 minute drive depending on traffic. ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Colinas — officially listed as the Extended Stay America Suites Dallas–Las Colinas property on Meadow Creek Drive in Irving, TX 75038 — sits in the heart of the Las Colinas business district, one of the closest hotel clusters to DFW International Airport of any major Dallas–Fort Worth suburb. That proximity is exactly why so many business travelers and relocating families book extended-stay suites here: you can be checked in, unpacked, and still make an early flight at DFW without a pre-dawn panic.
Last updated: 2026. All drive times and costs on this page are estimates based on typical North Texas traffic patterns; always confirm current conditions and rates before you travel.
Straight-line distance and drive time are not the same thing in DFW, though, so let's walk through the actual route, the terminal drop-off logic, the timing math, and what a door-to-door shuttle from this property looks like in practice.
The Route We Drive: TX-114 East and International Parkway
From the hotel's doorstep on Meadow Creek Drive, the drive to DFW is refreshingly simple by Dallas standards — one highway, one parkway, no downtown tangles. Here's the run our drivers make every day:
- Leave the property and head for State Highway 114 East. The hotel sits just minutes from TX-114, the workhorse freeway that stitches the Las Colinas business district directly to the airport's south side. Depending on the hour and construction, our drivers may instead use Royal Lane, which feeds into the same airport approach from the north side of the hotel zone.
- Merge toward the airport and onto International Parkway (State Highway 97). This is DFW's own spine road — the long, palm-lined thoroughfare that runs the full length of the airport between the fee plazas.
- Pass through the South Entry Plaza. This is the airport's main toll/greeting point for traffic arriving from the Las Colinas and Irving side. At peak morning hours the queue here can add a few minutes, which is why our published pickup math builds in a buffer.
- Follow the terminal loop to your departure terminal. DFW's five terminals (A, B, C, D, and E) sit along a semicircular roadway. Your driver pulls directly to the upper-level departures curb outside your airline's terminal — no shuttling from a remote lot, no dragging bags across a parking structure.
Off-peak — think mid-morning or early afternoon — a professional driver typically clears the door-to-curb run in roughly 15 to 25 minutes. During the morning rush (approximately 6:30–9:00 a.m.) or evening rush (4:00–7:00 p.m.), plan on 25 to 35 minutes. Either way, you're never more than about half an hour from your terminal when you start in Las Colinas.
Which DFW Terminal Will I Be Dropped At?
Unlike a shared airport bus that stops at every terminal in sequence, a private drop-off goes straight to your airline's terminal. Getting this right matters: mis-terminaling at DFW costs you 10–15 minutes of walking, a ride on the SkyLink train, or both — an unwelcome surprise when you're cutting it close.
As a general orientation (always confirm with your airline, since assignments occasionally shift):
- Terminal A — Delta, American's regional and select mainline departures
- Terminal B — Southwest's primary home at DFW-area alternatives and select carriers
- Terminal C — the heart of American Airlines mainline domestic operations
- Terminal D — the international terminal, handling most overseas carriers plus American's long-haul departures, with a large duty-free and dining hall
- Terminal E — additional American Airlines and regional service
When you book with Texas Shuttle, you provide your airline and flight number, and we track the routing. If your airline swaps terminals after you book, we adjust the drop-off automatically — you won't need to think about it.
What the DFW Shuttle Service From ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Colinas Looks Like, Step by Step
Travelers searching for an ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Colinas to DFW shuttle service usually want to know exactly how the handoff works. Here's the typical flow:
Where will I be picked up?
Right at the hotel's front entrance on Meadow Creek Drive. Extended-stay properties don't have elaborate porte-cocheres like full-service hotels, so we simply meet you at the lobby doors at your scheduled time. Your driver arrives a few minutes early, helps with bags, and has the vehicle idling and cooled (or warmed) before you step outside.
What vehicle will I get?
We size the vehicle to your party and luggage. A solo traveler or couple (1–3 passengers) typically rides in a clean sedan; groups of 4 or more get a shuttle van or SUV; larger parties of 7–14 are dispatched a Sprinter van so everyone — and everyone's suitcases — rides together in one vehicle.
How should I handle luggage with Texas Shuttle?
Pack as you normally would for a flight, and don't worry about wrestling bags yourself. Your driver loads and unloads at both ends. If you're returning from a long stay with extra boxes or sports equipment (golf is big out here), just note it when you book so we dispatch a vehicle with the cargo room. Standard sedans handle two full-size checked bags plus carry-ons comfortably; let us know if you're over that.
What happens on the return trip?
When you land back at DFW, your driver tracks the actual arrival — including delays and gate changes — and meets you at the arrivals curb. If your plans change mid-trip, one call to (817) 403-6196 and we'll re-time the pickup at no extra cost. That flexibility is a big part of why extended-stay guests, whose itineraries often shift, book us repeatedly.
Shuttle vs. Driving Yourself vs. Rideshare From ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Colinas
Extended-stay guests face a unique math problem: the property's own parking is already included in your nightly rate, so do you leave your car at the hotel, park at the airport, or get driven? Here's an honest, side-by-side comparison. (Cost figures below are clearly labeled estimates — verify current rates before deciding.)
| Option | Estimated Cost (verify current rates) | Door-to-Curb Time | Key Trade-offs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Texas Shuttle (private) | Flat rate per party; round-trip discounts available with promo code ONLINE — call or check online for today's quote | ~15–25 min off-peak; 25–35 min in rush windows | Fixed price, flight tracking, curb-to-curb, no parking fees, 24/7 availability, free hotel parking stays free |
| Drive yourself + DFW terminal parking | Daily terminal garage rates (typically in the mid-$20s/day range; see dfwairport.com for posted rates); a 4-day park adds up fast on top of a week-long hotel bill | ~20–30 min drive, plus tram/walk from garage to terminal | Maximum schedule control, but remote/express lots add shuttle waits and walking; you return to a hot (or icy) car |
| Drive yourself + Express/remote lot | Roughly half the terminal garage rate (estimate) — plus waiting for the Express shuttle both ways | 20–30 min drive + 10–20 min shuttle transfer each way | Cheaper than terminal garages, but the total airport-to-airline time can rival just being driven |
| Rideshare (Uber/Lyft) | Highly variable — surge pricing during the 6:30–9:00 a.m. and 4:00–7:00 p.m. peaks can double the fare (estimate) | 15–35 min, plus driver arrival wait | Convenient app booking, but unpredictable pricing, variable vehicle quality, and no guaranteed flight tracking on the return |
For a typical 4-day trip, a booked round-trip shuttle is commonly cheaper than paying terminal garage parking for the same stretch — and far more predictable than two surge-priced rideshares. Your car also stays free at the hotel the whole time, which extended-stay guests especially appreciate since parking is already part of the property's value proposition.
Timing Your Pickup: The 2.5-Hour Rule From Las Colinas
TSA's official guidance for DFW is to arrive two hours before domestic departures and three hours before international. Working backward from the hotel:
- Domestic flights: book your pickup roughly 2.5 hours before departure. That covers the 20–30 minute drive, the South Entry Plaza queue, curbside congestion, bag check, and security with breathing room.
- International flights: book 3.5 hours before departure. Terminal D check-in and passport-related formalities run longer, and international queues swell in the early morning bank.
If you hold TSA PreCheck, you can sometimes trim 15–30 minutes off the security line on busy mornings — but we still recommend the standard buffer, because Las Colinas mornings on TX-114 don't care about your PreCheck status. A runway-change ground stop or a wreck on the freeway is not something you can shave off later.
Texas Shuttle operates 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, and routinely runs 4:00 and 5:00 a.m. pickups for DFW's early departure bank. If your flight leaves at 6:00 a.m., we'll meet you in the lobby at whatever hour gets you to the terminal at least 90 minutes ahead (domestic) or two hours ahead (international).
Why Choose Texas Shuttle for the ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Colinas to DFW Run?
This route is our home turf. A few reasons extended-stay guests at this specific property keep the number (817) 403-6196 in their phones:
- Fixed, flat pricing. You get a quote at booking — no surge, no meter anxiety on TX-114, no surprises when traffic stacks up near the South Entry Plaza.
- Flight tracking on both ends. Departure delays and arrival gate changes are handled by dispatch, not by you refreshing an app in a hotel lobby.
- Free schedule changes. Extended-stay travelers' plans move. Call us and we re-time the pickup at no charge.
- Vehicles sized to the trip. Week-long travelers carry more. We send the right vehicle for your party and your bags.
- Local, licensed, insured drivers who know the difference between the Royal Lane approach and the 114 approach — and when to use each.
Ready to lock in your ride? Book your DFW airport shuttle online or call (817) 403-6196. Use promo code ONLINE at checkout for a discount on round trips. You can also browse our other Irving and Las Colinas airport shuttle routes if you're staying elsewhere in the district.
Making the Most of Your Extended Stay in Las Colinas
One reason the ExtendedStayDeluxe property books so well for long trips: the location punches above its price class. The suites include full kitchens, which matters when you're here for weeks on a project, and the Meadow Creek Drive corridor puts you within a short drive of everything the Las Colinas business district is known for:
- Williams Square and the Mustangs of Las Colinas — the famous nine-bronze-mustang sculpture galloping through a granite "stream," one of the largest equestrian sculptures in the world, about ten minutes from the hotel.
- Lake Carolyn and the Mandalay Canals — Venice-style waterways where you can catch a gondola ride, a genuinely unexpected amenity for a Texas business district.
- The Urban Center and Las Colinas Boulevard corridor — corporate campuses, restaurants, and the DART Orange Line station, which also connects you toward downtown Dallas if you have off days.
- Quick airport access both ways — the same TX-114 corridor that gets you to DFW in about 20–30 minutes also puts Love Field and downtown Dallas within reasonable reach.
If you're settling in for a multi-week stay and planning weekend trips, remember we also serve DFW arrivals heading back to Las Colinas — your return pickup is tracked against your inbound flight automatically.
Booking, Changes, and Policy Questions Answered
Before you book, a few practical notes guests at this property ask about most often:
- Reservation changes: Plans move — especially on extended stays. Call (817) 403-6196 and we'll reschedule your pickup at no extra cost, including same-day changes when drivers are available.
- Promotional pricing: Use promo code ONLINE when booking round trips on our website for the current round-trip discount. The rate you're quoted is the rate you pay — the price is fixed at booking, not estimated at pickup.
- Payment and confirmation: You'll receive booking confirmation directly, and your driver's details the day of travel. Everything is confirmed in writing so nothing depends on memory.
- Group travel: Relocating a family or a project team? One Sprinter van keeps groups of 7–14 together from lobby to curb — often cheaper and always simpler than splitting across multiple rideshares.
Frequently Asked Questions: ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Colinas to DFW
How far is ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Colinas from DFW Airport?
About 5 miles as the crow flies, with a typical drive time of 20–30 minutes door to curb via TX-114 East and International Parkway. Off-peak, a professional driver can complete the run in as little as 15–25 minutes; rush-hour windows stretch it to 25–35 minutes.
What is the typical door-to-door drive time from ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Colinas to DFW?
Estimate 15–25 minutes off-peak and 25–35 minutes during morning (6:30–9:00 a.m.) or evening (4:00–7:00 p.m.) rush. Because the route runs almost entirely on limited-access highways, drive times are far more consistent than surface-street routes elsewhere in the Metroplex.
Do you operate 24/7 for early-morning and red-eye flights at DFW?
Yes. Texas Shuttle runs 24 hours a day, 365 days a year out of ExtendedStayDeluxe Las Colinas. We regularly handle 4:00 and 5:00 a.m. pickups and late-night red-eye returns, meeting you at the lobby doors regardless of the hour.
Which DFW terminal will I be dropped at?
Whichever terminal your airline departs from — A, B, C, D, or E — at the upper-level departures curb, closest to your airline's check-in. We confirm the terminal from your flight details and track any airline terminal changes automatically.
What should I do in case of flight delays?
Nothing on your end for departures — we monitor your flight and adjust. For returns into DFW, your driver tracks the inbound flight, so a delayed landing simply moves your pickup. For major schedule changes, call (817) 403-6196 and we'll re-time the ride at no extra cost.
Is a shuttle cheaper than parking at DFW for a week-long stay?
Usually, yes — for a typical 4-day trip, a round-trip shuttle is commonly cheaper than terminal garage parking, and the gap widens on longer stays since parking charges accumulate nightly. DFW posts current garage and Express lot rates at dfwairport.com; compare them against our flat round-trip quote before your next trip. Costs here are estimates and vary by trip length.
How do I book, and can I change my reservation later?
Book online through our website or call (817) 403-6196. Use promo code ONLINE for a discount on round trips. To change anything — pickup time, vehicle size, return date — just call; standard changes are rescheduled free of charge. Your car stays free at the hotel, your driver tracks your flight, and the price you booked is the price you pay.