Traslado de Georgetown al Aeropuerto Love Field

Navegar el trayecto desde Georgetown hasta el Dallas Love Field implica aproximadamente 173 millas por la I-35 — lo suficientemente largo para que el momento preciso, las ventanas de tráfico y un servicio confiable de recogida puerta a puerta importen más que en un tramo corto. Texas Shuttle opera esta ruta los siete días de la semana, cada hora del día, con conductores experimentados que saben exactamente cuándo partir de Georgetown para evitar las horas pico de Austin y Dallas, y dejarle en la terminal del DAL con un margen cómodo antes de su vuelo.

Tu Ruta: Georgetown a Love Field

El trayecto desde Georgetown hasta Love Field cubre aproximadamente 173 millas (verificado mediante datos de ruta) con un tiempo de viaje típico de aproximadamente 3 horas y 8 minutos en tráfico normal y hasta 3 horas y 30 minutos durante las horas pico de Austin o Dallas. La ruta se mantiene en la I-35 todo el camino hasta el acercamiento urbano final al Love Field.

  • Desde Georgetown, tu viaje comienza en la I-35 heading north a través de Jarrell, Salado y Belton.
  • El tramo intermedio pasa por Temple, Waco y la bifurcación de la I-35 en Hillsboro — donde la I-35E se desvía hacia Dallas y la I-35W se dirige a Fort Worth. Para Love Field, el conductor toma la I-35E hacia el norte.
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  • Approaching Dallas, the driver typically exits onto the Dallas North Tollway or Mockingbird Lane / Cedar Springs depending on time of day and live traffic.
  • The final leg navigates Herb Kelleher Way / Cedar Springs Road into the Love Field terminal access loop and drops you curbside at your airline's departure door.

What to Expect on a Georgetown to Love Field Shuttle

Love Field terminal and airline drop-off

Dallas Love Field (DAL) is a single-terminal airport — much smaller and easier to navigate than DFW. Southwest Airlines runs the vast majority of departures (Love Field is Southwest's hometown hub), with Delta and Alaska also operating from the same terminal. Because there is only one terminal, the driver drops you at the door closest to your airline's check-in counters — typically Doors 4–6 for Southwest, Door 7 for Delta, Door 8 for Alaska. From curb to gate, allow about 25–35 minutes through TSA at off-peak times and 45–60 minutes during the 5–8am Southwest banks when the line backs up.

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  • Al acercarse a Dallas, el conductor normalmente sale hacia la Dallas North Tollway o Mockingbird Lane / Cedar Springs dependiendo de la hora del día y el tráfico en vivo.
  • El último tramo recorre Herb Kelleher Way / Cedar Springs Road hacia el loop de acceso a la terminal de Love Field y lo deja en la acera junto a la puerta de salida de su línea aérea.

    • Qué esperar en un shuttle de Georgetown a Love Field

    Terminal de Love Field y entrega en la puerta de salida de la aerolínea

    Dallas Love Field (DAL) es un aeropuerto de una sola terminal — mucho más pequeño y fácil de navegar que DFW. Southwest Airlines opera la gran mayoría de las salidas (Love Field es el centro de operaciones principal de Southwest en su ciudad natal), con Delta y Alaska también operando desde la misma terminal. Como solo hay una terminal, el conductor lo deja en la puerta más cercana al mostrador de facturación de su aerolínea — típicamente Puertas 4–6 para Southwest, Puerta 7 para Delta, Puerta 8 para Alaska. Desde la acera hasta la puerta, deje unos 25–35 minutos en horarios fuera de pico a través de TSA y 45–60 minutos durante los bancos de Southwest de 5–8am cuando la cola se acumula.

    Contexto de precios

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Header "Vs. driving yourself" I need to translate this into natural Latin American Spanish (not Spanish from Spain). Latin American Spanish tends to be more neutral and uses "ustedes" more commonly, with different vocabulary choices than Spain Spanish. Let me translate each section: **Paragraph 1:** "Georgetown to Love Field is a long-haul flat-rate run — pricing is built around the corridor distance, your group size, vehicle type, time of day, and whether you need extra stops. Because every pickup address is different (a Sun City pickup off SH-195 vs. Wolf Ranch vs. Berry Creek adds different mileage on the front end), the only honest way to give you a number is the live quote tool. A few things that move the price:" Translation: "Georgetown a Love Field es un recorrido de larga distancia con tarifa fija — el precio se basa en la distancia del corredor, el tamaño de su grupo, el tipo de vehículo, la hora del día y si necesita paradas adicionales. Dado que cada dirección de recogida es diferente (una recogida en Sun City cerca de SH-195 vs. Wolf Ranch vs. Berry Creek suma diferentes millas al inicio), la única forma honesta de darle un número es la herramienta de cotización en vivo. Algunas cosas que afectan el precio:" Actually, let me reconsider for more natural Latin American Spanish. Let me work through this more carefully: "Georgetown to Love Field is a long-haul flat-rate run — pricing is built around the corridor distance, your group size, vehicle type, time of day, and whether you need extra stops. Because every pickup address is different (a Sun City pickup off SH-195 vs. Wolf Ranch vs. Berry Creek adds different mileage on the front end), the only honest way to give you a number is the live quote tool. A few things that move the price:" Natural Latin American Spanish: "Georgetown a Love Field es un servicio de larga distancia con tarifa fija — los precios se basan en la distancia del recorrido, el tamaño de su grupo, el tipo de vehículo, la hora del día y si necesita paradas adicionales. Como cada dirección de recogida es diferente (una recogida en Sun City cerca de SH-195 versus Wolf Ranch versus Berry Creek suma diferentes millas al inicio), la única forma honesta de darle un precio es la herramienta de cotización en vivo. Estos son algunos factores que afectan el precio:" Let me refine the translation to sound more natural and conversational. The key is to maintain the meaning while making it flow naturally in Latin American Spanish, avoiding overly formal phrasing and using expressions that resonate with travelers from that region. "Georgetown a Love Field es un servicio de larga distancia con tarifa fija — los precios se calculan según la distancia del corredor, el tamaño de su grupo, el tipo de vehículo, la hora del día y si necesita paradas adicionales. Dado que cada dirección de recogida es diferente (una recogida en Sun City cerca de SH-195 versus Wolf Ranch versus Berry Creek suma diferentes millas al inicio), la única forma honesta de darle un número es la herramienta de cotización en vivo. Estos son algunos factores que afectan el precio:" Now for the list items: **List item 1:** "Group size: 1–3 passengers price in a sedan or SUV; 4–6 in a full SUV or van; 7+ in a passenger van. Per-passenger cost drops sharply as the group grows." Natural Latin American Spanish: "Tamaño del grupo: 1–3 pasajeros价格在 sedan o SUV; 4–6 en un SUV completo o van; 7+ en una van de pasajeros. El costo por pasajero baja considerablemente a medida que aumenta el grupo." Actually, I should not mix languages. Let me correct: "Tamaño del grupo: 1–3 pasajeros en sedan o SUV; 4–6 en un SUV completo o van; 7+ en una van de pasajeros. El costo por pasajero baja considerablemente a medida que aumenta el grupo." Actually, for "prices in" I could say "precios en" or better yet "precios para" or just describe it differently. Let me think about natural Latin American Spanish phrasing: - "1–3 pasajeros en sedan o SUV" (this works) - Or "de 1 a 3 pasajeros en sedan o SUV" - For "price in" I could say "viajan en" or just list the vehicles Better version: "Tamaño del grupo: de 1 a 3 pasajeros en sedan o SUV; de 4 a 6 en un SUV completo o van; 7 o más en una van de pasajeros. El costo por pasajero baja considerablemente a medida que crece el grupo." **List item 2:** "Round-trip booking: book the return at the same time and save 10% with promo code ONLINE." Natural translation: "Reserva de ida y vuelta: reserve la vuelta al mismo tiempo y ahorre 10% con el código promocional ONLINE." Or more natural: "Reserva de viaje redondo: reserve el regreso al mismo tiempo y ahorre 10% con el código promocional ONLINE." Actually, in Latin America "viaje redondo" (round trip) is common, or "ida y vuelta". Better: "Reserva de ida y vuelta: reserve el regreso al mismo tiempo y ahorre un 10% con el código promocional ONLINE." **List item 3:** "Time of day: the cheapest pickups are mid-day. Pre-dawn (3–5am) and late-evening (10pm–midnight) pickups out of Georgetown for Southwest's first and last banks of the day carry a modest overnight uplift." Natural translation: "Hora del día: las recogidas más baratas son a media mañana. Las recogidas antes del amanecer (3–5 am) y muy tarde en la noche (10 pm a medianoche) desde Georgetown para los primeros y últimos vuelos del día de Southwest tienen un pequeño recargo por horario nocturno." Actually, let me think about "banks of the day" - this refers to groups of flights. In airport/shuttle context, "banks" refers to waves of flight arrivals/departures. In Spanish, we might say "vuelos" or "turnos" or just explain it differently. Better translation: "Hora del día: las recogidas más baratas son a media mañana. Las recogidas antes del amanecer (3–5 am) y muy tarde en la noche (10 pm a medianoche) desde Georgetown para los primeros y últimos vuelos del día de Southwest tienen un recargo nocturno moderado." **List item 4:** "Extra stops: additional pickup or drop-off addresses (a colleague at a Round Rock hotel, a friend in Hutto) can usually be added at booking for a small per-stop fee." Natural translation: "Paradas adicionales: las direcciones de recogida o entrega adicionales (un colega en un hotel de Round Rock, un amigo en Hutto) generalmente se pueden agregar al momento de la reserva por una pequeña tarifa por parada." **Paragraph 2:** "Enter your exact addresses and date in the online booking tool for an instant door-to-door quote — no account required, and the number you see is the all-in total (no surge, no hidden tolls, no surprise fees at the curb)." Natural translation: "Ingrese sus direcciones exactas y la fecha en la herramienta de reserva en línea para obtener una cotización instantánea de puerta a puerta — no se requiere cuenta, y el número que ve es el precio total (sin recargos, sin peajes ocultos, sin tarifas sorpresa en la acera)." Actually, for Latin American Spanish, "acera" might not be the best term. "En la acera" is more Caribbean/Latin American but "en el borde" or "a la llegada" could work. 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    If you drive yourself to Love Field, the round-trip math is roughly: 346 miles of gas at $3.10/gal in a 25-mpg car ≈ $43 fuel; $25–$45/day Love Field economy parking × your trip length; plus 6+ hours of your own driving time and the energy cost of arriving at DAL after fighting Dallas rush hour. Add the rideshare round-trip from your hotel back to the parking lot when you return, and a 4-day trip routinely costs $180–$250 in parking + fuel before you count your time. For most travelers, a private shuttle ends up neutral-to-cheaper on a real apples-to-apples comparison once parking and time are honest line items.

    Vs. rideshare

    Uber and Lyft will price a one-way Georgetown → Love Field run at $260–$420 depending on time of day and surge, with no flight tracking, no guaranteed driver assignment, and no recourse if your driver cancels at 4:00am for a 6:00am Southwest departure. Our shuttle is dispatched 24+ hours in advance with a confirmed driver and confirmed vehicle, monitors your flight, and is professionally insured for airport ground transport — which rideshare drivers in their personal vehicles generally are not.

    Flight tracking and waiting

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Agrega el viaje redondo en rideshare desde tu hotel de vuelta al estacionamiento cuando regreses, y un viaje de 4 días generalmente cuesta $180–$250 en estacionamiento + combustible antes de contar tu tiempo. Para la mayoría de los viajeros, una shuttle privada termina siendo neutral o más barata en una comparación real de manzanas con manzanas una vez que el estacionamiento y el tiempo se consideran líneas honestas." But must keep "rideshare", maybe keep as "rideshare" as English term used in Spanish context. Use "servicio de rideshare" perhaps, but maintain original "rideshare" if needed. The user said keep city/airport names unchanged, keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged, and keep HTML tags unchanged. It doesn't mention keeping English words like "rideshare". It says keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. So we can translate "rideshare" as "servicio de rideshare" or "rideshare". 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Or "Vs. rideshare" could be left as is; but the user said translate to native Latin American Spanish, so maybe better to translate heading. Paragraph 2 text: "Uber and Lyft will price a one-way Georgetown → Love Field run at $260–$420 depending on time of day and surge, with no flight tracking, no guaranteed driver assignment, and no recourse if your driver cancels at 4:00am for a 6:00am Southwest departure. Our shuttle is dispatched 24+ hours in advance with a confirmed driver and confirmed vehicle, monitors your flight, and is professionally insured for airport ground transport — which rideshare drivers in their personal vehicles generally are not." Translation: "Uber y Lyft cobrarán entre $260–$420 por un viaje de una sola dirección de Georgetown → Love Field dependiendo de la hora y el aumento de precios, sin seguimiento de vuelo, sin asignación garantizada del conductor y sin recurso si tu conductor cancela a las 4:00 am para una salida de Southwest a las 6:00 am. Nuestro shuttle se despacha con más de 24 horas de anticipación con un conductor confirmado y un vehículo confirmado, monitorea tu vuelo y está profesionalmente asegurado para el transporte terrestre en el aeropuerto — lo cual los conductores de rideshare en sus vehículos personales generalmente no están." Note: Keep "shuttle" as "shuttle" (English) or translate to "servicio de shuttle". The user wants native Latin American Spanish, but "shuttle" is commonly used in Spanish. Could translate to "servicio de transporte" or "servicio de recogida". But to preserve the original, we could keep "shuttle". However, they want translation, but the original English words that are not names or numbers can be translated. However, the phrase "Our shuttle is dispatched..." could be translated to "Nuestro servicio de transporte es enviado..." but keep "shuttle" might be okay. But the user may want all text in Spanish, including "shuttle". But "shuttle" is a word used commonly. 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    Si conduces tú mismo a Love Field, el cálculo del viaje redondo es aproximadamente: 346 millas de gasolina a $3.10/gal en un auto de 25 mpg ≈ $43 de combustible; $25–$45/día de estacionamiento económico en Love Field × la duración de tu viaje; además de más de 6 horas de tu propio tiempo de manejo y el costo energético de llegar a DAL después de luchar contra el tráfico de Dallas. Agrega el viaje de regreso en rideshare desde tu hotel al estacionamiento cuando regreses, y un viaje de 4 días suele costar $180–$250 en estacionamiento + combustible antes de contar tu tiempo. Para la mayoría de los viajeros, un shuttle privado termina siendo neutral o más barato en una comparación real de manzanas con manzanas una vez que el estacionamiento y el tiempo se consideran líneas honestas.

    Frente al rideshare

    Uber y Lyft cobrarán entre $260–$420 por un viaje de una sola dirección de Georgetown → Love Field dependiendo de la hora y el aumento de precios, sin seguimiento de vuelo, sin asignación garantizada del conductor y sin recurso si tu conductor cancela a las 4:00 am para una salida de Southwest a las 6:00 am. Nuestro servicio de shuttle se despacha con más de 24 horas de anticipación con un conductor confirmado y un vehículo confirmado, monitorea tu vuelo y está profesionalmente asegurado para el transporte terrestre en el aeropuerto — lo cual los conductores de rideshare en sus vehículos personales generalmente no están.

    Seguimiento de vuelo y espera

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  • Sun City Texas (Del Webb 55+ community off SH-195) — one of our most-booked pickup zones for Southwest morning flights.
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  • Berry Creek, Wolf Ranch, Crystal Falls — west Georgetown neighborhoods off SH-29 / Williams Drive.
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  • Georgetown Historic Square, Old Town, Georgetown Village — el centro histórico.
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  • Serenada, Cimarron Hills — east and southeast Georgetown.
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  • Cobertura de tarifa plana cercana en el mismo corredor: Round Rock, Hutto, Taylor, Liberty Hill, Leander, Cedar Park, Jarrell, Florence y Salado — si estás en un pueblo vecino con destino a DAL, reserva de la misma manera.
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    Consejos de viaje para la ruta Georgetown → DAL

    " Make sure we maintain HTML tags exactly as-is, only translate the text nodes. Should we also keep the arrow "→"? It is a Unicode arrow, keep it. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged (none in text). Keep city/airport names unchanged (Georgetown, Love Field, DAL, etc.). Use natural Latin American Spanish. Check for any other text nodes inside tags: we must preserve the text "Del Webb 55+ community off SH-195" part inside parentheses. We have translated that accordingly. Should we keep the "55+" as is? It's numeric; keep. Keep SH-195, SH-29, Williams Drive as is. Now final output: combine everything. But we must ensure that the translation is natural, not overly formal. Use "usted" or "tú"? For Latin American travel context, "tú" is common. We can use "tú". Keep consistent. In the first paragraph we used "tu". That is okay. Check if "Texas Shuttle" is left unchanged. Yes. "Georgetown" unchanged. "Love Field" unchanged. "DAL" unchanged. Now output the HTML with Spanish text. One thing: "Nearby flat-rate coverage on the same corridor: Round Rock, Hutto, Taylor, Liberty Hill, Leander, Cedar Park, Jarrell, Florence, and Salado — if you're in a neighboring town heading to DAL, book the same way." Possibly we could translate "flat-rate coverage" as "cobertura de tarifa fija". That's fine. Now final HTML. Let's produce:

    Cada reservación de Texas Shuttle está vinculada a tu número de vuelo. Para viajes de salida, nuestro conductor sale de Georgetown cronometrado para tu salida programada con un margen de seguridad por las condiciones de la I-35. Para viajes de entrada (Love Field → Georgetown), nuestro sistema monitorea tu llegada en tiempo real — si tu vuelo aterriza con 90 minutos de retraso, el conductor se adapta y te espera cuando realmente salgas de la recogida de equipaje, sin cargo adicional. No necesitas llamarnos por un retraso; el sistema ya lo sabe.

    Barrios de recogida en Georgetown

    Recogemos en cualquier dirección en Georgetown y en el condado de Williamson circundante, incluyendo:

    • Sun City Texas (comunidad Del Webb para mayores de 55 años, al lado de la SH-195) — una de nuestras zonas de recogida más reservadas para los vuelos matutinos de Southwest.
    • Berry Creek, Wolf Ranch, Crystal Falls — barrios del oeste de Georgetown, cerca de la SH-29 / Williams Drive.
    • Georgetown Historic Square, Old Town, Georgetown Village — el centro histórico.
    • Serenada, Cimarron Hills — este y sureste de Georgetown.
    • Cobertura de tarifa plana cercana en el mismo corredor: Round Rock, Hutto, Taylor, Liberty Hill, Leander, Cedar Park, Jarrell, Florence y Salado — si estás en un pueblo vecino con destino a DAL, reserva de la misma manera.

    Consejos de viaje para la ruta Georgetown → DAL

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      Every Texas Shuttle reservation is paired with your flight number." We translated: "Cada reservación de Texas Shuttle está vinculada a tu número de vuelo." That's good. "For outbound trips, our driver leaves Georgetown timed to your scheduled departure with a buffer for I-35 conditions." -> "Para viajes de salida, nuestro conductor sale de Georgetown cronometrado para tu salida programada con un margen de seguridad por las condiciones de la I-35." Good. "For inbound (Love Field → Georgetown) trips, our system monitors your arrival in real time — if your flight lands 90 minutes late, the driver adjusts and is The user wants translation of HTML from English to NATURAL, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return ONLY the translated HTML. The input HTML is:

      • Book at least 24 hours in advance for early-morning flights. Pre-6am Southwest departures out of DAL are the highest-demand pickup window we run from Georgetown — give us a day's notice so we can confirm a driver in your area.
      • If you can flex by 30 minutes, do. A 5:30am pickup beats a 4:45am pickup for Austin rush-hour avoidance, and you'll still be at DAL with security buffer.
      • Carry a small bag of TSA-friendly snacks. Love Field has limited concession options post-security compared to DFW; if you're catching a 6am flight you'll want food before the line.
      • Save the driver's number. Once we dispatch a confirmed driver, you'll receive their direct number. For curbside arrival pickups at Love Field, a quick text when you have bags in hand gets you to the car in under two minutes.
      • Consider the round-trip booking. Booking both directions at the same time locks in the 10% promo and guarantees the same dispatcher is tracking your return — a worthwhile reduction in coordination for any trip 2 nights or longer.

      Georgetown to Love Field Shuttle FAQs

      How long does the Georgetown to Love Field shuttle take?

      We need to translate the content into natural, native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep HTML tags unchanged. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. So "Georgetown", "Love Field", "DAL", "DFW", "Austin" remain unchanged. Keep "Southwest", "TSA", "10%" maybe but we can leave as is; "Southwest" is an airline name, but it's okay to keep as "Southwest". Keep phone numbers unchanged, if any. None present. Keep URLs unchanged, none. We need to translate: - "Book at least 24 hours in advance for early-morning flights." -> "Reserve con al menos 24 horas de anticipación para vuelos tempranos." Or "Reserve al menos 24 horas antes para vuelos de madrugada." Let's think about natural Latin American Spanish for travelers. Could be "Reserva con al menos 24 horas de anticipación para vuelos que salen muy temprano." - "Pre-6am Southwest departures out of DAL are the highest-demand pickup window we run from Georgetown — give us a day's notice so we can confirm a driver in your area." -> "Las salidas de Southwest antes de las 6:00 a.m. desde DAL son el horario de recogida con mayor demanda que hacemos desde Georgetown — avísanos con un día de anticipación para confirmar un conductor en tu zona." - "If you can flex by 30 minutes, do." -> "Si puedes ser flexible por 30 minutos, hazlo." - "A 5:30am pickup beats a 4:45am pickup for Austin rush-hour avoidance, and you'll still be at DAL with security buffer." -> "Una recogida a las 5:30 a.m. es mejor que una a las 4:45 a.m. para evitar la hora pico de Austin, y aún llegarás a DAL con margen para el control de seguridad." - "Carry a small bag of TSA-friendly snacks." -> "Lleva una pequeña bolsa de snacks permitidos por la TSA." - "Love Field has limited concession options post-security compared to DFW; if you're catching a 6am flight you'll want food before the line." -> "Love Field tiene opciones limitadas de concesiones después del control de seguridad en comparación con DFW; si tomas un vuelo a las 6:00 a.m., querrás comer antes de la fila." - "Save the driver's number." -> "Guarda el número del conductor." - "Once we dispatch a confirmed driver, you'll receive their direct number. For curbside arrival pickups at Love Field, a quick text when you have bags in hand gets you to the car in under two minutes." -> "Una vez que asignemos un conductor confirmado, recibirás su número directo. Para recogidas en la acera en Love Field, un mensaje rápido cuando tengas el equipaje en mano te llevará al auto en menos de dos minutos." - "Consider the round-trip booking." -> "Considera la reserva de ida y vuelta." - "Booking both directions at the same time locks in the 10% promo and guarantees the same dispatcher is tracking your return — a worthwhile reduction in coordination for any trip 2 nights or longer." -> "Reservar ambas direcciones al mismo tiempo asegura la promoción del 10% y garantiza que el mismo despachador seguirá tu regreso — una reducción valiosa en la coordinación para cualquier viaje de 2 noches o más." - "Georgetown to Love Field Shuttle FAQs" -> "Preguntas frecuentes del shuttle de Georgetown a Love Field" - "How long does the Georgetown to Love Field shuttle take?" -> "¿Cuánto tiempo tarda el shuttle de Georgetown a Love Field?" Or "¿Cuánto dura el shuttle de Georgetown a Love Field?" Probably "Cuánto tiempo dura el shuttle de Georgetown a Love Field?" Keep as "¿Cuánto tiempo dura el shuttle de Georgetown a Love Field?" Or "¿Cuánto tarda el shuttle de Georgetown a Love Field?" Both fine. Need to preserve HTML tags exactly:
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        . Use correct Spanish punctuation. Ensure no stray tags. Thus final HTML:
        • Reserva con al menos 24 horas de anticipación para vuelos que salen muy temprano. Las salidas de Southwest antes de las 6:00 a.m. desde DAL son el horario de recogida con mayor demanda que hacemos desde Georgetown — avísanos con un día de anticipación para confirmar un conductor en tu zona.
        • Si puedes ser flexible por 30 minutos, hazlo. Una recogida a las 5:30 a.m. es mejor que una a las 4:45 a.m. para evitar la hora pico de Austin, y aún llegarás a DAL con margen para el control de seguridad.
        • Lleva una pequeña bolsa de snacks permitidos por la TSA. Love Field tiene opciones limitadas de concesiones después del control de seguridad en comparación con DFW; si tomas un vuelo a las 6:00 a.m., querrás comer antes de la fila.
        • Guarda el número del conductor. Una vez que asignemos un conductor confirmado, recibirás su número directo. Para recogidas en la acera en Love Field, un mensaje rápido cuando tengas el equipaje en mano te llevará al auto en menos de dos minutos.
        • Considera la reserva de ida y vuelta. Reservar ambas direcciones al mismo tiempo asegura la promoción del 10% y garantiza que el mismo despachador seguirá tu regreso — una reducción valiosa en la coordinación para cualquier viaje de 2 noches o más.

        Preguntas frecuentes del shuttle de Georgetown a Love Field

        ¿Cuánto tiempo dura el shuttle de Georgetown a Love Field?

        Check everything: Keep all tags same. Use tags same. Use
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          . Ensure there is no extra whitespace that changes meaning? But whitespace is fine. Keep as is. Keep city/airport names unchanged: Georgetown, Love Field, DAL, DFW, Austin, Southwest, TSA. Keep "10%" unchanged. Keep phone numbers unchanged. No phone numbers. Ensure correct Spanish punctuation: Use ¿ and ¡ as appropriate. One nuance: "Southwest" is English but we can keep as "Southwest". Could also translate but it's a proper noun; we keep unchanged. We need to ensure that "Georgetown" and "Love Field" remain unchanged. Now we need to check that all tags are correctly closed:
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          . Make sure no stray characters. The input also includes line breaks and spaces; we can preserve line breaks as in the original. The user didn't specify any particular formatting; we can keep line breaks as we like. Just ensure tags are exactly as-is. So we must not add any extra tags. Should be fine. Potential translation improvements: Might want to use "aeropuerto" for "Love Field"? But it's fine to keep as is. Check the first sentence: "Book at least 24 hours in advance for early-morning flights." We translated to "Reserva con al menos 24 horas de anticipación para vuelos que salen muy temprano." That is natural. Could also be "Reserva al menos 24 horas antes para vuelos de madrugada." Both are okay. The second part: "Pre-6am Southwest departures out of DAL are the highest-demand pickup window we run from Georgetown — give us a day's notice so we can confirm a driver in your area." We wrote: "Las salidas de Southwest antes de las 6:00 a.m. desde DAL son el horario de recogida con mayor demanda que hacemos desde Georgetown — avísanos con un día de anticipación para confirmar un conductor en tu zona." This is natural. Check second bullet: "If you can flex by 30 minutes We need to translate the given HTML content from English to natural native Latin American Spanish for travelers. Keep all HTML tags exactly as-is. Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Return only the translated HTML. We need to produce a translation that sounds natural to Latin American Spanish, for a travel audience, perhaps a bit colloquial but still clear. The content includes paragraphs and headings:

          The drive from Georgetown ... etc.

          How far is it from Georgetown to Love Field?

          Approximately 173 miles by road... etc.

          How much does a Georgetown to Love Field shuttle cost?

          Fares depend on ... etc.

          When should the shuttle pick me up for my Love Field flight?

          For a domestic Love Field flight... etc.

          We need to translate each piece into Spanish (Latin American) with appropriate nuance. Key aspects: keep city/airport names and codes unchanged: "Georgetown", "Dallas Love Field", "DAL", "Love Field (DAL)", "I-35", "I-35E", "Dallas Tollway", "Mockingbird Lane", "Round Rock", "Temple", "Waco", "Hillsboro". So we keep those names unchanged. Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged; none appear. Also keep HTML tags exactly as-is:

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          , , etc. The translation must be natural, like native Latin American Spanish. Let's proceed. We'll produce:

          El recorrido desde Georgetown hasta el Dallas Love Field tiene aproximadamente 173 millas a través de la I-35. En tráfico normal, planifica unas 3 horas y 8 minutos; durante la hora pico en Austin o Dallas (7–9 am o 4–7 pm), el viaje puede extenderse hasta 3 horas y 30 minutos. Nuestros conductores siguen tu vuelo y el tráfico en tiempo real y salen de Georgetown con suficiente anticipación para llevarte al DAL con tiempo de pasar seguridad.

          ¿A qué distancia está Georgetown del Love Field?

          Unas 173 millas por carretera. La ruta más directa va hacia el norte por la I-35 a través de Round Rock, Temple, Waco y Hillsboro (donde la I-35 se divide — Love Field toma la I-35E hacia Dallas), y luego sale hacia la Dallas Tollway o Mockingbird Lane para la aproximación urbana final al Love Field (DAL).

          ¿Cuánto cuesta el shuttle de Georgetown al Love Field?

          Las tarifas dependen de tu dirección exacta de recogida, el tamaño del grupo, el tipo de vehículo y la hora del día. Para una cotización instantánea puerta a puerta, ingresa tus direcciones en nuestra herramienta de reservas en línea — no necesitas cuenta. Los viajes de ida y vuelta obtienen un 10 % de descuento con el código promocional ONLINE.

          ¿Cuándo debe recogerme el shuttle para mi vuelo al Love Field?

          Para un vuelo doméstico desde Love Field, recomendamos que la recogida te deje en el DAL 90 minutos antes de la salida (2 horas para los primeros bancos de Southwest por la mañana, cuando la fila de TSA es más larga). Desde Georgetown, eso significa una recogida unas 4–4,5 horas antes de tu vuelo. Si reservas en línea, nuestro sistema te sugerirá una hora de recogida según tu vuelo.

          Check if any nuance needs adjusting: "The drive from Georgetown to Dallas Love Field is about 173 miles via I-35." The translation uses "El recorrido desde Georgetown hasta el Dallas Love Field tiene aproximadamente 173 millas a través de la I-35." That's okay. "In normal traffic, plan on roughly 3 hours 8 minutes; during Austin or Dallas rush hour (7–9am or 4–7pm), the trip can stretch to 3 hours 30 minutes." The translation uses "En tráfico normal, planifica unas 3 horas y 8 minutos; durante la hora pico en Austin o Dallas (7–9 am o 4–7 pm), el viaje puede extenderse hasta 3 horas y 30 minutos." Better to use "hora pico" which is common in Latin America; "rush hour" can be "hora pico". Also "7–9am" maybe keep "7–9 am" as is, but we could translate to "7–9 a. m." but it's okay. Use Spanish punctuation for "a. m." but keep numeric format. "Our drivers track your flight and live traffic and leave Georgetown early enough to get you to DAL with time to clear security." The translation uses "Nuestros conductores siguen tu vuelo y el tráfico en tiempo real y salen de Georgetown con suficiente anticipación para llevarte al DAL con tiempo de pasar seguridad." It's okay. The heading "How far is it from Georgetown to Love Field?" => "¿A qué distancia está Georgetown del Love Field?" Could also be "¿A qué distancia está Georgetown del Love Field?" This is fine. Paragraph: "Approximately 173 miles by road. The most direct route runs north on I-35 through Round Rock, Temple, Waco, and Hillsboro (where I-35 splits — Love Field takes I-35E toward Dallas), then exits onto the Dallas Tollway or Mockingbird Lane for the final urban approach to Love Field (DAL)." The translation is fine. Third heading: "How much does a Georgetown to Love Field shuttle cost?" => "¿Cuánto cuesta el shuttle de Georgetown al Love Field?" Or "¿Cuánto cuesta el servicio de shuttle de Georgetown al Love Field?" Use "shuttle" as is; it's common in Spanish. Paragraph: "Fares depend on your exact pickup address, group size, vehicle type, and time of day. For an instant door-to-door quote, enter your addresses in our online booking tool — no account required. Round trips get 10% off with promo code ONLINE." The translation: "Las tarifas dependen de tu dirección exacta de recogida, el tamaño del grupo, el tipo de vehículo y la hora del día. Para una cotización instantánea puerta a puerta, ingresa tus direcciones en nuestra herramienta de reservas en línea — no necesitas cuenta. Los viajes de ida y vuelta obtienen un 10 % de descuento con el código promocional ONLINE." Good. Fourth heading: "When should the shuttle pick me up for my Love Field flight?" => "¿Cuándo debe recogerme el shuttle para mi vuelo al Love Field?" Or "¿A qué hora debo ser recogido por el shuttle para mi vuelo al Love Field?" Use "Cuándo debe recogerme". Paragraph: "For a domestic Love Field flight, we recommend a pickup that puts you at DAL 90 minutes before departure (2 hours for early-morning Southwest banks when the TSA line is heaviest). From Georgetown, that means a pickup roughly 4–4.5 hours before your flight time. If you book online, our system will suggest a pickup time based on your flight." The translation: "Para un vuelo doméstico desde Love Field, recomendamos que la recogida te deje en el DAL 90 minutos antes de la salida (2 horas para los primeros bancos de Southwest por la mañana, cuando la fila de TSA es más larga). Desde Georgetown, eso significa una recogida unas 4–4,5 horas antes de tu vuelo. Si reservas en línea, nuestro sistema te sugerirá una hora de recogida según tu vuelo." Good. Make sure punctuation and spacing is proper. Check "I-35" and "I-35E" keep unchanged. "Dallas Tollway" unchanged. "Mockingbird Lane" unchanged. "Round Rock", "Temple", "Waco", "Hillsboro" unchanged. Make sure HTML tags are intact. For example,

          ...

          . The heading tags

          ...

          . The tag inside paragraph. Also ensure that we haven't introduced any extra spaces that could break something. Probably fine. Now let's double-check for any ambiguous translation: "plan on roughly 3 hours 8 minutes". Could be "planea unos 3 horas y 8 minutos". In Latin America we might say "calcula unas 3 horas y 8 minutos". But we used "planifica", okay. "In normal traffic" => "En tráfico normal". Good. "during Austin or Dallas rush hour (7–9am or 4–7pm)" => "durante la hora pico en Austin o Dallas (7–9 am o 4–7 pm)". That is understandable. "the trip can stretch to 3 hours 30 minutes." => "el viaje puede extenderse hasta 3 horas y 30 minutos." "Our drivers track your flight and live traffic and leave Georgetown early enough to get you to DAL with time to clear security." => "Nuestros conductores siguen tu vuelo y el tráfico en tiempo real y salen de Georgetown con suficiente anticipación para llevarte al DAL con tiempo de pasar seguridad." Ok. Third paragraph: "Fares depend on your exact pickup address, group size, vehicle type, and time of day." => "Las tarifas dependen de tu dirección exacta de recogida, el tamaño del grupo, el tipo de vehículo y la hora del día." "For an instant door-to-door quote, enter your addresses in our online booking tool — no account required." => "Para una cotización instantánea puerta a puerta, ingresa tus direcciones en nuestra herramienta de reservas en línea — no necesitas cuenta." "Round trips get 10% off with promo code The user wants translation of an HTML page from English to natural native Latin American Spanish for travelers. The user explicitly requests: - Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is. - Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged. - Keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. - Return ONLY the translated HTML. Thus we must produce a Spanish translation of the content inside the HTML tags. Must preserve the tags exactly. Also preserve any characters like "–" etc. We must ensure natural Latin American Spanish (e.g., neutral Spanish, not overly formal, but appropriate for travelers). Should adapt idioms, but not change technical names like airport codes. The HTML snippet includes:

          Do you pick up from my home or hotel in Georgetown?

          Yes. This is fully door-to-door private service. We pick up at any address in Georgetown — home, hotel, Sun City, Wolf Ranch, Berry Creek, or a corporate office — and drop you off directly at the Love Field terminal curb. No park-and-ride, no shared van pool waiting around for other passengers.

          What happens if my flight to Love Field is delayed?

          Our drivers monitor your inbound flight automatically. If your arrival into DAL is delayed, the driver adjusts and is waiting for you when you actually land at no extra charge. For outbound trips, if you call us about a delay our drivers will hold for up to 2 hours past the scheduled pickup; longer delays just need a quick call to (817) 403-6196 so we can rebook the slot.

          Where exactly do you drop off at Love Field?

          Curbside at the Love Field main terminal departures level, right at the Southwest (Doors 4–6), Delta (Door 7), or Alaska (Door 8) check-in area depending on your airline. For arrivals, we meet you at the lower-level baggage claim curb on the arrivals side after you have your bags — just text the driver when you're walking out.

          What kind of vehicle will pick me up?

          We need to translate each question and answer. Potential translation:

          ¿Recogen desde mi casa o hotel en Georgetown?

          Sí. Este es un servicio completamente puerta a puerta y privado. Los recogemos en cualquier dirección en Georgetown — casa, hotel, Sun City, Wolf Ranch, Berry Creek o una oficina corporativa — y los llevamos directamente a la acera de la terminal de Love Field. Sin estacionar y usar el servicio de ida, sin esperar en un grupo compartido para otros pasajeros.

          But "park-and-ride" and "shared van pool" may be translated as "sin servicio de estacionamiento y uso de transporte compartido". But we need to keep terms like "park-and-ride" maybe as "park-and-ride". However "park-and-ride" is a concept, maybe we can say "sin park-and-ride". Since it's an English term, but the user didn't ask to translate the term, just keep city/airport names, phone numbers, URLs unchanged. Terms like "park-and-ride" may remain unchanged. However if we translate, we need to decide. The user says keep all HTML tags exactly as-is, keep city/airport names and codes unchanged, keep phone numbers and URLs unchanged. Not mention about other English terms. So we can translate them. But "park-and-ride" might be left unchanged if we want to keep the original phrase. However translation to Spanish could be "sin servicio de parque y aborde" (not common). Better to leave "park-and-ride" as is. The phrase "no shared van pool waiting around for other passengers." Could be "sin compartir la furgoneta esperando a otros pasajeros". But maybe "sin espera de van compartida para otros pasajeros". Keep it natural. Second question:

          What happens if my flight to Love Field is delayed?

          We translate as "¿Qué pasa si mi vuelo a Love Field se retrasa?" or "¿Qué sucede si mi vuelo a Love Field se retrasa?". Paragraph: "Our drivers monitor your inbound flight automatically. If your arrival into DAL is delayed, the driver adjusts and is waiting for you when you actually land at no extra charge. For outbound trips, if you call us about a delay our drivers will hold for up to 2 hours past the scheduled pickup; longer delays just need a quick call to (817) 403-6196 so we can rebook the slot." Translate: "Nuestros conductores monitorean automáticamente su vuelo de llegada. Si su llegada a DAL se retrasa, el conductor se ajusta y lo espera cuando finalmente aterrice, sin costo adicional. Para viajes de salida, si nos llama para informar sobre un retraso, nuestros conductores esperarán hasta 2 horas después de la hora programada de recogida; demoras más prolongadas solo necesitan una llamada rápida al (817) 403-6196 para reprogramar el turno." Third question:

          Where exactly do you drop off at Love Field?

          Translation: "¿Dónde exactamente me dejan en Love Field?" Or "¿En qué punto exacto me dejan en Love Field?" Might be "¿Dónde me dejan exactamente en Love Field?" Provide translation. Paragraph: "Curbside at the Love Field main terminal departures level, right at the Southwest (Doors 4–6), Delta (Door 7), or Alaska (Door 8) check-in area depending on your airline. For arrivals, we meet you at the lower-level baggage claim curb on the arrivals side after you have your bags — just text the driver when you're walking out." Translation: "En la acera del nivel de salidas de la terminal principal de Love Field, justo en la zona de facturación de Southwest (Puertas 4–6), Delta (Puerta 7) o Alaska (Puerta 8), dependiendo de su aerolínea. Para llegadas, lo esperamos en la acera de recojo de equipaje del nivel inferior, en el lado de llegadas, después de que tenga su equipaje — solo envíe un mensaje de texto al conductor cuando salga." We need to keep "Love Field" unchanged. Keep "Southwest (Doors 4–6)", "Delta (Door 7)", "Alaska (Door 8)", "lower-level baggage claim curb", etc. Next question:

          What kind of vehicle will pick me up?

          Translation: "¿Qué tipo de vehículo me recogerá?" Keep the HTML closing tag. However there is no answer after the

          tag. The snippet ends with that heading. The user wants translation of the HTML; presumably they expect the heading only translation. No answer included. Thus we need to output the translated HTML with all tags preserved exactly as originally. The content inside tags is Spanish translation. We must ensure to keep HTML tags exactly: e.g.,

          ,

          ,

          ,

          , , . We must also keep punctuation (like the dash "—") etc. One more nuance: For translation, we need to maintain the meaning, but also be natural. Must adapt to Latin American Spanish (neutral). Avoid using "usted" unnecessarily, but "usted" is common in formal contexts. For travelers, "tú" might be used informally. However "usted" is more standard for services. We can use "usted" for politeness. Also need to consider "Love Field" and "DAL" are airport codes, unchanged. "Sun City, Wolf Ranch, Berry Creek" are names of places, unchanged. Also keep "Georgetown". Should we translate "Georgetown"? Probably not; it's a proper name, unchanged. The phrase "Georgetown" appears within the text. Check the phrase "park-and-ride". We might leave it unchanged or translate to "park‑and‑ride". However if we translate to Spanish, the phrase "park‑and‑ride" may not be understood by Spanish speakers, but maybe they know the concept. For safety, leave unchanged. But the phrase "shared van pool waiting around for other passengers." Could be "sin espera de un van compartido para otros pasajeros". But "van pool" maybe "furgoneta compartida". Might be okay. Now check that we keep the HTML tags and line breaks exactly. The original HTML snippet is a single line with tags and text. We must preserve formatting, but not necessary to replicate line breaks exactly; but we can present them as they appear. The user didn't specify that they need to preserve newlines. The instruction: "Keep ALL HTML tags exactly as-is." This likely means preserve the tags themselves, but the content can be translated. We will output the HTML with translated text, preserving the tags. Now produce final answer. But check the phrase "door-to-door private service". In Spanish, "servicio privado puerta a puerta". That's fine. Now we will craft translations. First heading:

          ¿Recogen desde mi casa o hotel en Georgetown?

          Paragraph:

          Sí. Este es un servicio completamente puerta a puerta y privado. Los recogemos en cualquier dirección en Georgetown — casa, hotel, Sun City, Wolf Ranch, Berry Creek o una oficina corporativa — y los llevamos directamente a la acera de la terminal de Love Field. Sin park‑and‑ride, sin esperar en una furgoneta compartida para otros pasajeros.

          But need to adjust "direction" might be "dirección" but better "dirección" is fine. Second heading:

          ¿Qué pasa si mi vuelo a Love Field se retrasa?

          Group size decides the vehicle. 1–3 passengers get a clean late-model sedan or SUV. 4–6 passengers get a full SUV or shuttle van. 7+ passengers get a passenger van. All vehicles have plenty of luggage room — just tell us your bag count when you book so we can size correctly.

          How many bags can I bring on the shuttle?

          Two checked bags plus a carry-on per passenger is standard with no extra fee. Oversized items — golf clubs, skis, large instruments, car seats — are welcome; just mention them at booking so the driver brings the right vehicle. Need a child car seat? We can provide one on request.

          Is the shuttle available 24/7, including early-morning Love Field flights?

          Yes. We run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays. Early-morning Southwest departures (5–7am) out of DAL are one of our most-booked Georgetown windows — reserve at least 24 hours in advance for these times so we can confirm a driver in your area.

          Do you go to DFW as well, or just Love Field?

          Both. We run separate flat-rate corridors from Georgetown to DFW and Love Field, and our booking tool will show you the right rate for the airport you select. If you're connecting through Dallas, just book to the airport your flight actually departs from.

          We need to translate to natural Latin American Spanish (not overly formal Spanish). Should be understandable for travelers. Potential translation:

          El tamaño del grupo decide el vehículo. De 1 a 3 pasajeros reciben un sedán o SUV limpio y reciente. De 4 a 6 pasajeros reciben una SUV completa o una furgoneta de shuttle. 7 o más pasajeros reciben una furgoneta de pasajeros. Todos los vehículos tienen mucho espacio para equipaje — solo díganos la cantidad de maletas al reservar para asignar el tamaño correcto.

          ¿Cuántas maletas puedo traer en el shuttle?

          Dos piezas de equipaje facturado más un equipaje de mano por pasajero es el estándar sin costo adicional. Los artículos sobredimensionados — palos de golf, esquíes, instrumentos grandes, sillas de auto — son bienvenidos; solo menciónalos al hacer la reserva para que el conductor traiga el vehículo adecuado. ¿Necesitas una silla de auto para niño? Podemos proporcionarla si la solicitas.

          ¿El shuttle está disponible 24/7, incluyendo los vuelos tempranos de Love Field?

          Sí. Operamos las 24 horas del día, los 7 días de la semana, incluyendo festivos. Las salidas temprano en la mañana de Southwest (5–7am) desde DAL son una de nuestras ventanas más reservadas desde Georgetown — reserva al menos 24 horas con anticipación para estos horarios para que podamos confirmar un conductor en tu zona.

          ¿También van a DFW o solo a Love Field?

          Ambos. Tenemos corredores con tarifa plana separada desde Georgetown hacia DFW y Love Field, y nuestra herramienta de reserva te mostrará la tarifa correcta para el aeropuerto que elijas. Si estás conectando a través de Dallas, simplemente reserva al aeropuerto desde donde realmente sale tu vuelo.

          Make sure no extra spaces or missing punctuation. We must keep HTML tags exactly as-is:

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          , ... . Make sure we keep attributes exactly, e.g., href, rel. Keep them unchanged. Make sure that the anchor text inside is also unchanged (the English "DFW" and "Love Field"). Those are unchanged per instruction: "Keep city/airport names and codes unchanged." So anchor text is DFW and Love Field, which is fine. Potential adjustments: The phrase "shuttle" remains untranslated, as it's a generic term. Could be "servicio de shuttle" or just "shuttle". The user didn't ask to translate brand names; "shuttle" is not a proper name but a service. In Latin American Spanish, "shuttle" is used as is. So keep as "shuttle". Check if any words need translation: "Group size decides the vehicle." Should be "El tamaño del grupo decide el vehículo." Good. Check "All vehicles have plenty of luggage room — just tell us your bag count when you book so we can size correctly." Could translate: "Todos los vehículos tienen mucho espacio para equipaje — solo indícanos la cantidad de maletas al reservar para asignar el tamaño correcto." Better: "Todos los vehículos tienen amplio espacio para equipaje — solo díganos cuántas maletas van a llevar al hacer la reserva para asignar el vehículo del tamaño adecuado." But maintain natural. Check "Two checked bags plus a carry-on per passenger is standard with no extra fee." Could be "Dos piezas de equipaje facturado más un bolso de mano por pasajero es el estándar sin cargo extra." Or "es el servicio estándar sin costo adicional." Check "Oversized items — golf clubs, skis, large instruments, car seats — are welcome; just mention them at booking so the driver brings the right vehicle." Could be "Los artículos sobredimensionados — palos de golf, esquíes, instrumentos grandes, sillas de auto — son bienvenidos; solo menciónalos al hacer la reserva para que el conductor traiga el vehículo adecuado." Check "Need a child car seat? We can provide one on request." Could be "¿Necesitas una silla de auto para niño? Podemos proporcionarte una si la solicitas." Check "Is the shuttle available 24/7, including early-morning Love Field flights?" Could be "¿El shuttle está disponible las 24 horas, los 7 días de la semana, incluso para los vuelos tempranos de Love Field?" Good. Check "Yes. We run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays." Could be "Sí. Operamos las 24 horas del día, los 7 días de la semana, incluso festivos." Check "Early-morning Southwest departures (5–7am) out of DAL are one of our most-booked Georgetown windows — reserve at least 24 hours in advance for these times so we can confirm a driver in your area." Could be "Las salidas de Southwest temprano en la mañana (5–7am) desde DAL son una de las franjas horarias más reservadas desde Georgetown — reserva con al menos 24 horas de anticipación para estos horarios para que podamos confirmar un conductor en tu zona." Check "Do you go to DFW as well, or just Love Field?" Could be "¿También van a DFW o solo a Love Field?" Fine. Check "Both. We run separate flat-rate corridors from Georgetown to DFW and Love Field, and our booking tool will show you the right rate for the airport you select. If you're connecting through Dallas, just book to the airport your flight actually departs from." Could be "Ambos. Tenemos corredores con tarifa plana separada desde Georgetown hacia DFW y Love Field, y nuestra herramienta de reserva te mostrará la tarifa correcta para el aeropuerto que elijas. Si estás conectando a través de Dallas, simplemente reserva al aeropuerto desde donde realmente sale tu vuelo." Thus final HTML will have these translations within

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          tags. Ensure that punctuation is correct. Also ensure that tags are preserved. Potential concerns: "Southwest" is the airline; should remain as is. We must ensure no stray spaces or missing tags. Thus final output is:

          El tamaño del grupo decide el vehículo. De 1 a 3 pasajeros reciben un sedán o SUV limpio y reciente. De 4 a 6 pasajeros reciben una SUV completa o una furgoneta de shuttle. 7 o más pasajeros reciben una furgoneta de pasajeros. Todos los vehículos tienen amplio espacio para equipaje — solo díganos cuántas maletas van a llevar al hacer la reserva para asignar el vehículo del tamaño adecuado.

          ¿Cuántas maletas puedo traer en el shuttle?

          Dos piezas de equipaje facturado más un bolso de mano por pasajero es el estándar sin costo adicional. Los artículos sobredimensionados — palos de golf, esquíes, instrumentos grandes, sillas de auto — son bienvenidos; solo menciónalos al hacer la reserva para que

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    How much does a shuttle cost to Dallas TX?

    It depends on the addresses you enter, if it's in the middle of the night or early morning, and the number of people. Check rates by clicking the buttons that say "Check Rates" below. There are different options under "Select Service" like "To Airport" or "From Airport" and "One Way" or "Round Trip". Choose the option called "Any Two Addresses 24/7" for non-airport transportation between any two addresses in Texas. Rates are total, not per person.

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    • Step 1 - You can just type city and check rates, but we recommend entering the full address to get an accurate quote since we have special rates for certain zip codes and most pricing is mileage based. Once you fill in the addresses, click "View Rates".
    • Step 2 - We include pricing for Texas Taxi, Airport Shuttle and Black Car Service, so you can compare costs and have more options. Choose the type of service you want with the correct number of passengers. Once a price comes up, click "Reserve Now"
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    • Step 4 - The website won't book anything until you enter a credit or debit card on the final booking screen. You will automatically receive a confirmation email with all the details after you click "Confirm My Reservation".

    What are the benefits of using our service?

    Door to door shuttle service is included on all our trips. Usually trips in Texas are non-stop in a nicer vehicle. Texas Shuttle can pick you up Dallas, or your home anytime 24/7. We normally take you straight there, which is very different from other companies that leave you at a bus stop in Texas, and stop and wait repeatedly. We also don't pack you in with 8-54 people you don't know.

    Does it cost anything to change my reservation?

    You can change the date and time of your reservation at no cost. If you don't know the exact address, you can enter the city for now and reserve it, then give us the full address later. If you don't know your flight number landing in Dallas, you can estimate the time and update the flight number and time later.

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    Our Nicer Vehicles

    What type of vehicle will pick me up?

    We send a Georgetown to Love Field Shuttle or SUV (4+ passengers) or a nice car (1-3 passengers) anytime and take you to any address in Fort Worth Texas, not just DFW. Our Dallas and Fort Worth vehicles are clean and newer. Most vehicles are luxury and full size. We have Mercedes Sprinter Shuttles, Lincoln Navigators, Lincoln MKZ's, and a variety of other vehicles.


    Pickup Locations

    Your Texas Shuttle picks you up where it says Prearranged at DFW or Ground Transportation at Love Field. If you are in a wheelchair, do not allow your attendant to leave you anywhere except Prearranged at DFW. The signs are easy to see, and they are always at the curb.
    Security won't allow drivers to wait or walk more than 15 feet away from their vehicle, so good communication is essential. Turn on your cell phone and take it off airplane mode and silent, so your driver can call or text you. If you don't recognize the number, it's probably your driver.


    DFW - Prearranged Limo is located at the lower level of each terminal. Please choose the closest one to your gate and let your driver know when they call or text you.

    • Terminal A - Level 1 - Prearranged Limo is across the crosswalk from Door A15 and A29. 
    • Terminal B - Level 1 - Prearranged Limo is across the crosswalk from Door B8 and B30. 
    • Terminal C - Level 1 - Prearranged Limo is across the crosswalk from Door C4, C10, C24 and C30. 
    • Terminal D - Level 0 - Prearranged Limo is Downstairs near Door D22.
    • Terminal E - Level 0 - Prearranged Limo is Downstairs near Door E35.

    Love Field - Ground Transportation is on the lower level down the ramp from the baggage claim. Head to the right, and we pick you up where it says Oversized Vehicles.


    Better Drivers (Georgetown to Love Field)

    Who are your drivers?

    Most of our shuttle drivers have been driving professionally for more than 10 years in Dallas or Fort Worth Texas. They have excellent people skills, and are usually very knowledgeable about the area from Dallas to Fort Worth. Some of our shuttle drivers are professional guides in Dallas or Fort Worth Texas. Learn more about our drivers.

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