Palestine to DFW Shuttle Service

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Pricing / Fares: Palestine to DFW

How much does a shuttle from Palestine to DFW cost? Heading to Austin instead? See our Palestine to Austin shuttle service for direct rides to AUS.

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

Our Vehicles

What vehicle will pick me up?

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

Better Drivers

Who are your drivers?

Most of our drivers are experienced, licensed professionals in Texas. They handle your luggage and get you to your destination relaxed and on time.

Frequently Asked Questions: Palestine to DFW

How long does the Palestine to DFW shuttle take?

The drive from Palestine, TX to DFW International Airport is typically 2 hours 15 minutes to 2 hours 45 minutes depending on traffic and your exact pickup address. Our shuttles are non-stop, with no shared detours.

How much does the Palestine to DFW airport shuttle cost?

Palestine to DFW shuttle fares start around $160 and typically run $160 to $280 one way per vehicle, depending on vehicle type (car, SUV, or van), party size, and pickup address. Round-trip bookings save 10%. The price you see at booking is the door-to-door total — no hidden fees.

Which airports do you serve from Palestine?

We serve both Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) and Dallas Love Field (DAL) from Palestine, plus all surrounding terminals. Just enter your exact airport and terminal when you book and we drop you at the door.

Do you track my flight and what if it is delayed or early?

Yes. For airport pickups we monitor your flight, so if it is delayed or arrives early your driver adjusts to the new time at no extra charge. Add your flight number at booking so we can track it automatically.

How many passengers and how much luggage can you carry?

We send a car for 1-3 passengers or a shuttle/SUV or van for 4 or more, sized to your group and bags. Tell us your headcount and luggage count when you book and we match the right vehicle — standard checked bags and carry-ons are included.

Is the Palestine to DFW shuttle door-to-door?

Yes. We pick up at your home, hotel, or business address in Palestine and drop you directly at your DFW terminal — no transfers, no shared stops, no parking hassles.

Do you operate the Palestine to DFW shuttle 24/7?

Yes. We run Palestine to DFW shuttles around the clock, including early-morning departures for the first DFW flights and late-night returns. Book online any time.

How far in advance should I book my Palestine to DFW shuttle?

We recommend booking at least 24-48 hours ahead to secure your preferred pickup window, especially for early-morning flights. Last-minute bookings are accepted when capacity allows — call (817) 403-6196.

Can I book a private (no-share) Palestine to DFW ride?

Yes. Private rides for your party only are available as an add-on at booking. Shared rides are the default for the lowest fare.

Staying in Fort Worth (Sundance Square, TCU, or downtown FTW) rather than flying out of DFW? Book our Palestine to Fort Worth shuttle service for direct door-to-door rides.

What to Expect on the Palestine to DFW Route

Palestine sits in Anderson County on the US-287 / US-79 corridor, about 128 road miles southwest of DFW International Airport — the actual drive runs 2 hours 40 minutes off-peak and 2 hours 55 minutes to 3 hours 15 minutes during weekday rush, depending on Dallas-area traffic. For the earliest DFW departures we recommend leaving Palestine no later than 3 a.m. for a 6 a.m. flight; for a 5 a.m. flight we stage the driver in Palestine the night before so a 2 a.m. pickup is on time, not a hope.

The standard route is US-287 north through Frankston, Athens, and Corsicana, picking up I-45 North at Corsicana or staying on US-287 through Ennis, then west on I-20 / I-635 / President George Bush Turnpike to SH-360 North and International Parkway south entry at DFW. Inbound from this direction, Terminals A, B, and C are the closest curb — though Terminal D (international) and Terminal E (Spirit / Frontier) are the same flat rate. For Love Field (DAL) we'll typically split off at US-175 toward southern Dallas. Live traffic and flight status are monitored on every booking; if your inbound flight slips, your return pickup automatically slides with it — no need to call dispatch.

Palestine to DFW Shuttle Service

A private shuttle from Palestine, TX to DFW International Airport is the most direct way to make a flight out of Dallas–Fort Worth without the stress of parking, transfers, or relying on a single daily bus. The trip covers roughly 107 miles and typically takes 2 hours 15 minutes to 2 hours 45 minutes door-to-curb, depending on traffic and your exact pickup address in Palestine. For the earliest DFW departures, we recommend leaving Palestine no later than 3 a.m. — and for red-eye or international itineraries, we stage your driver in Palestine the night before so a 2 a.m. pickup runs right on schedule.

Every Palestine to DFW reservation is a private, door-to-door ride. We send a nice car (1–3 passengers) or a shuttle, SUV, or van (4+ passengers) sized to your group and your luggage — no rideshare surge pricing, no shared stops, no lugging bags across a bus station. Last updated: 2026.

Talk to a human (Sales, 9 a.m.–7 p.m. CST): (817) 403-6196 — or check rates online in about a minute.

How Far Is Palestine from DFW Airport?

Palestine sits in the heart of East Texas at the crossroads of US-79, US-287, Texas State Highway 19, and SH-155. DFW International Airport lies about 107 miles to the northwest. Driving non-stop, the two points are roughly 2 hours 21 minutes apart, and most real-world trips — with a fuel or coffee stop — land in that 2:15–2:45 window. Those numbers are useful context — but they don't include airport parking, which at DFW can add up fast on a week-long trip.

What to Expect on the Palestine to DFW Route

Your driver will pick you up at your home, hotel, or office anywhere in the Palestine area — downtown near the Anderson County Courthouse, out by the Palestine Municipal Airport, or at a bed-and-breakfast in the Dogwood Trails historic district. From there, the standard routing runs:

  • US-287 northwest out of Palestine through the rolling piney woods past Cayuga and Tennessee Colony.
  • Corsicana — a common quick stop, and home of the original Collin Street Bakery if you want to grab famous fruitcake for the road.
  • Ennis and Waxahachie, where US-287 crosses the I-45 corridor and traffic begins to build.
  • Midlothian and the I-20/US-287 interchange, then north toward Arlington.
  • SH-360 north — the direct line to DFW's south entrance. Terminals A, B, and C are the first stops inbound from Palestine via SH-360, so a passenger-only drop at those terminals is the quickest. Drops at Terminals D and E are the same flat arrangement — just a few extra minutes on the airport's internal loop.

Your driver drops you at your airline's departure terminal, curb-side, with luggage handled. No shuttle-transfer lots, no tram with bags at 5 a.m. If your flight leaves from Love Field (DAL) instead, that's a separate route — see below.

Pricing Context: What a Real Palestine to DFW Shuttle Costs

Shuttle fares are quoted per vehicle, not per person, which is why groups often find a private ride cheaper than it sounds. Bus vs. Driving Yourself

OptionTypical TimeApprox. According to Greyhound.com, the fastest bus from Palestine to Dallas takes around 2 hours 45 minutes and covers approximately 108 miles, with tickets starting from $22.48. There is currently just one departure per day, at 3:15 p.m. — which is also both the first and last bus. That single timing rarely lines up with a morning flight out of DFW, and the bus arrives at the Dallas Bus Station (recently relocated from 205 S. Lamar St. to 9755 Harry Hines Blvd), not the airport — so you'll still need a rideshare or the DART system to cover the final leg up to DFW. Baggage allowance is one carry-on (16x12x7 in, up to 25 lbs) plus one checked bag at no extra cost.

Palestine to Dallas Love Field (DAL) — a Different Route

Love Field is a separate trip from DFW. It's about 113 miles via US-287 and US-175, normally around 2 hours 25 minutes. Instead of heading up SH-360 to the airport, we'll typically split off at US-175 toward southern Dallas and come into Love Field from the south side. If your airline flies out of DAL — Southwest dominates that terminal — tell us when booking so we route and schedule correctly. Arrival procedures differ too: Love Field is a single-terminal facility, so there's no A-through-E decision to make.

Booking, Changes, and What to Expect of Your Trip

How far ahead should I book?

We recommend booking at least 24–48 hours ahead to lock in your preferred pickup window — especially critical for early-morning flights out of DFW. Last-minute bookings are accepted whenever capacity allows; call (817) 403-6196 and we'll check the board in real time.

Do you operate 24/7?

Yes. The Palestine to DFW shuttle runs around the clock. For the earliest departures we stage the driver in Palestine the night before, so your 2 a.m. pickup happens on the minute — no waiting for a driver to be dispatched from the Metroplex.

Need to make a change?

Flights move, and plans with them. Call the same number and we'll adjust your pickup time, address, or vehicle type. Changes are easiest to accommodate the further ahead you flag them, so let us know as soon as your itinerary shifts — especially during holiday weeks when vehicle availability tightens.

Child safety seats

Texas law requires safety seats for children under 8, or under 4'9" tall. Mention your little ones at booking so the correct seat is installed before the driver ever reaches your door.

Large groups and peak season

Palestine gets busy in spring. We handle large-group inbound charters for the Texas State Railroad excursions and the Davey Dogwood Park spring bloom, when thousands of visitors pour into Anderson County for the dogwoods. If you're traveling during peak season, book 7–10 days ahead to guarantee the vehicle size your group needs.

More Travel Options: Getting Around DFW After Drop-Off

Once you're at the airport, DFW's five terminals are connected landside by dedicated shuttle buses and airside by the Skylink train. If someone is picking you up instead, the airport's Crossunder #2 — located between the DART and TRE Railway stations — is a common meeting point; per DFW guidance, drivers should enter the airport using the Service Road only to access it. For travelers continuing by rail, the TRE connects DFW area stations into downtown Fort Worth, and DART rail serves Dallas proper.

Palestine to DFW FAQ

How long is the drive from Palestine, TX to DFW Airport?

Typically 2 hours 15 minutes to 2 hours 45 minutes, depending on traffic and your exact pickup address. For scheduling, plan on about 3 hours at the curb — and leave Palestine no later than 3 a.m. for the earliest morning departures.

How much does a Palestine to DFW shuttle cost?

Fares start around $160 and typically run $160–$280 one way per vehicle for a private car (1–3 passengers). These are estimates; round trips save about 10%. Call (817) 403-6196 for a firm quote.

Is the shuttle available for very early flights?

Yes — service runs 24/7. For the earliest DFW departures, we stage the driver in Palestine the night before, so a 2 a.m. pickup is standard practice, not an exception.

What vehicle will I get?

A nice private car for 1–3 passengers, or a shuttle/SUV or van for 4 or more — always sized to your group and your luggage. Tell us your passenger and bag count when booking.

Does the bus go from Palestine directly to DFW Airport?

No. Greyhound's single daily departure from Palestine (3:15 p.m.) arrives at the Dallas Bus Station on Harry Hines Blvd, not the airport — you'd need additional transportation to reach DFW. The private shuttle drops you directly at your departure terminal.

Can you drop off at any DFW terminal?

Yes. Terminals A, B, and C are the first stops inbound from Palestine via SH-360, so those drops are quickest, but all five terminals — including D and E — are served at the same rate.

Do you also serve Love Field?

Yes, as a separate route: about 113 miles via US-287 and US-175, normally 2 hours 25 minutes. Book it explicitly so we schedule the correct routing and timing.

Ready to Reserve?

Check rates online above, or call (817) 403-6196 between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. CST to speak with a real person about your Palestine to DFW trip. Prefer different destinations? We also run DFW to Palestine shuttles, Palestine to Love Field service, and airport shuttles from other East Texas towns. Group charters for Texas State Railroad excursions and Davey Dogwood Park visits are quoted individually — book 7–10 days ahead in peak season.

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What vehicle will pick me up?

Who are your drivers?

For downtown Dallas trips instead of DFW Airport, see our Palestine to Dallas shuttle page.

For downtown Fort Worth trips, see our Palestine to Fort Worth shuttle page.

Also serving the broader Palestine area — see our Palestine shuttle service page for routes to all nearby destinations.

Pricing context: what a real Palestine to DFW shuttle costs

Across the past two years of completed Palestine ↔ DFW / Dallas / Love Field trips on Texas Shuttle, the average per-vehicle fare is about $290, with single-rider sedans typically running $240–$290 and 2-passenger sedans $250–$310. Group bookings of 4–6 passengers in an SUV run $340–$520; full-van trips for 7–14 passengers (a common booking for church groups, family reunions, and the Texas State Railroad excursions) range $700–$1,400. We quote a flat door-to-door rate at booking — no surge pricing, no airport service fees, no meter. Round-trip bookings save 10%; ask about a corporate rate if you're sending the same crew weekly.

Travel tips for Palestine riders

  • Book the night before for sunrise flights. Palestine is ~3 hours from the DFW curb during normal traffic. For a 6 a.m. boarding, plan a 3 a.m. pickup; for international or holiday travel, add 30 minutes.
  • Tell us your terminal at booking. Terminals A, B, and C are the first stops inbound from Palestine via SH-360, so a passenger-only drop there is quickest — but D and E are the same flat fare. Just list the terminal in the booking notes.
  • DFW vs. Dallas Love Field. Love Field (DAL) is a separate route — ~113 mi via US-287 and US-175, normally 2 hours 25 minutes. If you're flying Southwest, see our Palestine to Love Field shuttle page for the corridor-specific schedule.
  • Inbound from DFW too. The same flat rate works in reverse for Palestine returns; we meet you at baggage claim with your name on a sign. See our Dallas to Palestine page if you're booking the return leg separately.
  • Texas State Railroad & Davey Dogwood Park groups. We handle large-group inbound charters for Palestine's Texas State Railroad excursions and the Davey Dogwood Park spring bloom; book 7–10 days ahead in peak season for guaranteed vehicle size.
  • Two stops are no problem. Many Palestine riders share a ride with a neighbor in Athens, Frankston, or Corsicana on the way north; mention the second address at booking and we quote the combined trip flat.
  • Car seats on request. Texas law requires safety seats for children under 8 or under 4'9". We can hold one for you at booking — please request when you reserve.

Heading elsewhere from Palestine? We also run Palestine to Love Field (DAL), Palestine to Dallas, Palestine to Fort Worth, Palestine to Houston (IAH), and Palestine to Houston Hobby. Or see the full Palestine shuttle hub for door-to-door routes across East Texas.

Palestine to DFW Shuttle Service

A private shuttle from Palestine, TX to DFW International Airport is the most direct way to make a flight out of Dallas–Fort Worth without the stress of parking, transfers, or relying on a single daily bus. The trip covers roughly 107 miles and typically takes 2 hours 15 minutes to 2 hours 45 minutes door-to-curb, depending on traffic and your exact pickup address in Palestine. For the earliest DFW departures, we recommend leaving Palestine no later than 3 a.m. — and for red-eye or international itineraries, we stage your driver in Palestine the night before so a 2 a.m. pickup runs right on schedule.

Every Palestine to DFW reservation is a private, door-to-door ride. We send a nice car (1–3 passengers) or a shuttle, SUV, or van (4+ passengers) sized to your group and your luggage — no rideshare surge pricing, no shared stops, no lugging bags across a bus station. Last updated: 2026.

Talk to a human (Sales, 9 a.m.–7 p.m. CST): (817) 403-6196 — or check rates online in about a minute.

How Far Is Palestine from DFW Airport?

Palestine sits in the heart of East Texas at the crossroads of US-79, US-287, Texas State Highway 19, and SH-155. DFW International Airport lies about 107 miles to the northwest. Driving non-stop, the two points are roughly 2 hours 21 minutes apart, and most real-world trips — with a fuel or coffee stop — land in that 2:15–2:45 window. Those numbers are useful context — but they don't include airport parking, which at DFW can add up fast on a week-long trip.

What to Expect on the Palestine to DFW Route

Your driver will pick you up at your home, hotel, or office anywhere in the Palestine area — downtown near the Anderson County Courthouse, out by the Palestine Municipal Airport, or at a bed-and-breakfast in the Dogwood Trails historic district. From there, the standard routing runs:

  • US-287 northwest out of Palestine through the rolling piney woods past Cayuga and Tennessee Colony.
  • Corsicana — a common quick stop, and home of the original Collin Street Bakery if you want to grab famous fruitcake for the road.
  • Ennis and Waxahachie, where US-287 crosses the I-45 corridor and traffic begins to build.
  • Midlothian and the I-20/US-287 interchange, then north toward Arlington.
  • SH-360 north — the direct line to DFW's south entrance. Terminals A, B, and C are the first stops inbound from Palestine via SH-360, so a passenger-only drop at those terminals is the quickest. Drops at Terminals D and E are the same flat arrangement — just a few extra minutes on the airport's internal loop.

Your driver drops you at your airline's departure terminal, curb-side, with luggage handled. No shuttle-transfer lots, no tram with bags at 5 a.m. If your flight leaves from Love Field (DAL) instead, that's a separate route — see below.

Pricing Context: What a Real Palestine to DFW Shuttle Costs

Shuttle fares are quoted per vehicle, not per person, which is why groups often find a private ride cheaper than it sounds. Bus vs. Driving Yourself

OptionTypical TimeApprox. According to Greyhound.com, the fastest bus from Palestine to Dallas takes around 2 hours 45 minutes and covers approximately 108 miles, with tickets starting from $22.48. There is currently just one departure per day, at 3:15 p.m. — which is also both the first and last bus. That single timing rarely lines up with a morning flight out of DFW, and the bus arrives at the Dallas Bus Station (recently relocated from 205 S. Lamar St. to 9755 Harry Hines Blvd), not the airport — so you'll still need a rideshare or the DART system to cover the final leg up to DFW. Baggage allowance is one carry-on (16x12x7 in, up to 25 lbs) plus one checked bag at no extra cost.

Palestine to Dallas Love Field (DAL) — a Different Route

Love Field is a separate trip from DFW. It's about 113 miles via US-287 and US-175, normally around 2 hours 25 minutes. Instead of heading up SH-360 to the airport, we'll typically split off at US-175 toward southern Dallas and come into Love Field from the south side. If your airline flies out of DAL — Southwest dominates that terminal — tell us when booking so we route and schedule correctly. Arrival procedures differ too: Love Field is a single-terminal facility, so there's no A-through-E decision to make.

Booking, Changes, and What to Expect of Your Trip

How far ahead should I book?

We recommend booking at least 24–48 hours ahead to lock in your preferred pickup window — especially critical for early-morning flights out of DFW. Last-minute bookings are accepted whenever capacity allows; call (817) 403-6196 and we'll check the board in real time.

Do you operate 24/7?

Yes. The Palestine to DFW shuttle runs around the clock. For the earliest departures we stage the driver in Palestine the night before, so your 2 a.m. pickup happens on the minute — no waiting for a driver to be dispatched from the Metroplex.

Need to make a change?

Flights move, and plans with them. Call the same number and we'll adjust your pickup time, address, or vehicle type. Changes are easiest to accommodate the further ahead you flag them, so let us know as soon as your itinerary shifts — especially during holiday weeks when vehicle availability tightens.

Child safety seats

Texas law requires safety seats for children under 8, or under 4'9" tall. Mention your little ones at booking so the correct seat is installed before the driver ever reaches your door.

Large groups and peak season

Palestine gets busy in spring. We handle large-group inbound charters for the Texas State Railroad excursions and the Davey Dogwood Park spring bloom, when thousands of visitors pour into Anderson County for the dogwoods. If you're traveling during peak season, book 7–10 days ahead to guarantee the vehicle size your group needs.

More Travel Options: Getting Around DFW After Drop-Off

Once you're at the airport, DFW's five terminals are connected landside by dedicated shuttle buses and airside by the Skylink train. If someone is picking you up instead, the airport's Crossunder #2 — located between the DART and TRE Railway stations — is a common meeting point; per DFW guidance, drivers should enter the airport using the Service Road only to access it. For travelers continuing by rail, the TRE connects DFW area stations into downtown Fort Worth, and DART rail serves Dallas proper.

Palestine to DFW FAQ

How long is the drive from Palestine, TX to DFW Airport?

Typically 2 hours 15 minutes to 2 hours 45 minutes, depending on traffic and your exact pickup address. For scheduling, plan on about 3 hours at the curb — and leave Palestine no later than 3 a.m. for the earliest morning departures.

How much does a Palestine to DFW shuttle cost?

Fares start around $160 and typically run $160–$280 one way per vehicle for a private car (1–3 passengers). These are estimates; round trips save about 10%. Call (817) 403-6196 for a firm quote.

Is the shuttle available for very early flights?

Yes — service runs 24/7. For the earliest DFW departures, we stage the driver in Palestine the night before, so a 2 a.m. pickup is standard practice, not an exception.

What vehicle will I get?

A nice private car for 1–3 passengers, or a shuttle/SUV or van for 4 or more — always sized to your group and your luggage. Tell us your passenger and bag count when booking.

Does the bus go from Palestine directly to DFW Airport?

No. Greyhound's single daily departure from Palestine (3:15 p.m.) arrives at the Dallas Bus Station on Harry Hines Blvd, not the airport — you'd need additional transportation to reach DFW. The private shuttle drops you directly at your departure terminal.

Can you drop off at any DFW terminal?

Yes. Terminals A, B, and C are the first stops inbound from Palestine via SH-360, so those drops are quickest, but all five terminals — including D and E — are served at the same rate.

Do you also serve Love Field?

Yes, as a separate route: about 113 miles via US-287 and US-175, normally 2 hours 25 minutes. Book it explicitly so we schedule the correct routing and timing.

Ready to Reserve?

Check rates online above, or call (817) 403-6196 between 9 a.m. and 7 p.m. CST to speak with a real person about your Palestine to DFW trip. Prefer different destinations? We also run DFW to Palestine shuttles, Palestine to Love Field service, and airport shuttles from other East Texas towns. Group charters for Texas State Railroad excursions and Davey Dogwood Park visits are quoted individually — book 7–10 days ahead in peak season.