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Name: Texas Airport Shuttle Service
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Van Airport Shuttle

Texas Shuttle's passenger van service is built for groups — weddings, corporate trips, sports teams, family travel, and large airport transfers anywhere in Texas. Our van shuttle service to airport terminals statewide is the most common use case — one van, one driver, door-to-door, 24/7, with capacity for up to 14 passengers. Our vans seat 8 to 14 passengers with room for luggage, so the whole group rides together in one vehicle instead of splitting across multiple cars.

We run door-to-door from any Texas address to DFW International, Dallas Love Field, Houston IAH, Hobby, Austin-Bergstrom, San Antonio, and any other major or regional airport in the state. Flat-rate pricing, no metering, no surge — the quote you see at booking is the price you pay.

Common uses for our van shuttles include wedding-party airport pickups, corporate group transfers, conference shuttles, sports team travel, family reunions, cruise-port transfers, and any time a sedan or SUV simply isn't big enough. Drivers are professional, vehicles are insured for commercial passenger transport, and your flight is tracked so a delay doesn't strand the group.

What Time Will My Group Be Picked Up?

Pickup time is set based on your departing flight (or the earliest flight in the group) so everyone arrives at the airport with enough time to check bags, clear security, and board together. Our dispatcher accounts for traffic and the airport you're flying out of.

How Much Luggage Can a Van Hold?

Our passenger vans comfortably carry one checked bag and one carry-on per passenger plus additional items behind the rear seat. If your group has unusual luggage — golf bags, ski gear, instruments, wedding dresses — tell us at booking and we'll right-size the vehicle.

What Happens in Case of a Flight Delay?

We track every booked flight. If your inbound flight is delayed or your outbound flight is moved, the dispatcher reschedules the pickup automatically — you don't need to call. For group return trips, the driver waits curbside until everyone is together before departing.

Ready to book a van shuttle? Get an instant flat-rate quote above, or contact Texas Shuttle at (817) 403-6196. Use promo code ONLINE for 10% off round trips.

Van Shuttle vs. SUV vs. Sedan — Which Should I Pick?

When is a van the right call?

4 or fewer passengers, light luggage — a sedan or SUV is usually cheaper and just as comfortable.
5 to 7 passengers — a large SUV (Lincoln Navigator or Suburban) often costs less than a van and fits the group with luggage. We'll quote both options at Check Rates so you can compare side by side.
8 to 14 passengers — van shuttle is the clear winner: one driver, one vehicle, one flat rate. Splitting the group across two SUVs almost always costs more and arrives later.
Heavy luggage, instruments, ski gear, sports equipment, or strollers — go with a van even if your headcount would fit in an SUV. The cargo room behind the rear seat in a Sprinter is the deciding factor.
Late-night arrivals, early-morning departures, or weather-disrupted travel — vans handle these the same as any other trip. We track your flight on DFW, DAL, IAH, HOU, AUS, SAT, ELP, and MAF, so a delay doesn't strand your group.

Common Van Shuttle Routes Out of East Texas and the Metroplex

Where do most of our van shuttle groups go?

Texas Shuttle van service runs door-to-door anywhere in Texas, but the highest-volume group routes we operate include:

Van and East Texas towns to DFW International Airport — typical drive time 95-130 minutes via I-20 westbound. Common for family vacations, mission trips, and cruise transfers connecting through DFW.
DFW Airport to North Dallas suburbs (Allen, Plano, Frisco, McKinney, The Colony, Grapevine) — typical drive time 35-60 minutes. Common for wedding parties booking the Omni PGA Frisco Resort and hotels near the Stonebriar / Legacy West corridor.
DFW Airport to downtown Dallas or Fort Worth hotels (Fairmont Dallas, Adolphus, downtown Fort Worth) — typical drive time 25-45 minutes. We use the Prearranged Limo curbside at DFW for the cleanest pickup.
Dallas Love Field (DAL) to downtown / Fort Worth — typical drive time 20-50 minutes. Pickup is at the Oversized Vehicles area on the lower level Ground Transportation ramp.
Houston Hobby (HOU) or IAH to Galveston cruise port — ~42 miles, typical drive time 60-80 minutes. Our most common cruise transfer; we time pickups around your ship's boarding window so you're not waiting in the cruise terminal lot for hours.
Austin-Bergstrom (AUS) to San Antonio downtown — ~75 miles, typical drive time 90-110 minutes on I-35. Common for conference and bachelor/bachelorette groups.
El Paso (ELP) and Midland (MAF) regional connections — long-haul West Texas pickups for energy-sector teams and ski groups headed to nearby resorts.

If your route isn't listed, that doesn't mean we don't run it — we operate door-to-door anywhere in Texas, including the long East Texas runs out of Van, Canton, Lindale, Tyler, and Longview.

Group Travel Tips for Van Shuttles

How do I coordinate a group pickup smoothly?

For groups of 5 or more leaving from East Texas or anywhere else in the state, a few practical things make the pickup smoother:

Single pickup address beats multiple stops. If your group is spread across different houses or hotels, having everyone meet at one address (a host's house, a church, a school parking lot, a single hotel lobby) saves 15-30 minutes versus a multi-stop route. We can do multi-stop, but the single-meet approach almost always gets you to the airport with less stress.
Build in extra time for an 8+ passenger van vs. a sedan. Loading luggage for a full van takes longer than for a single passenger. Our scheduler already factors this in — you don't need to add buffer yourself, but it's why your pickup time is earlier than a solo traveler would expect.
One credit card for the group is fastest. You can book the whole van under one name and pay once. We don't split the bill across passengers at the door.
Bring soft-sided luggage where possible. Hard cases are fine, but soft duffels Tetris into the rear cargo area more efficiently — useful for sports teams and ski groups headed to ELP or MAF connecting flights.
Confirm your pickup point 24 hours ahead. If you're changing addresses, finishing a conference at a different venue than where you started, or boarding a cruise ship, just text the dispatch line and we'll update it. No charge to change the address.

What Is a Van Shuttle? A Plain-English Answer

A van shuttle is a shared or private van service that moves passengers between airports, hotels, homes, and businesses along a fixed or customized route. Unlike a taxi or rideshare that carries one party at a time, a van shuttle is built around capacity: multiple passengers (or one large group) ride in a single vehicle, typically a van seating 8 to 14 people, with dedicated space for luggage. In North Texas, that usually means one of two jobs: getting travelers to and from DFW International Airport or Dallas Love Field, or moving a corporate team, wedding party, or family between cities and venues without splitting into three or four separate cars.

The short version: if you have more than two or three people, more luggage than a sedan trunk can hold, or a schedule that a standard rideshare surge can't guarantee, a van shuttle is the practical answer. The rest of this page explains how the service works in the Dallas–Fort Worth area, what to expect when you book, and how a van shuttle compares with every other option on the road.

Last updated: 2026 — this guide is refreshed regularly to reflect current airport access routes and booking practices.

Shared Van Shuttle vs. Private Van: Which One Fits Your Trip?

Not every "van shuttle" is the same product. The biggest fork in the road is whether you book a seat on a shared van or reserve the whole vehicle privately. Both use the same type of vehicle; the experience differs in who else is aboard and how directly the van gets you there.

Van shuttle options compared: shared vs. private vs. the alternatives
Option	Best for	Stops along the way	Luggage handling	Schedule control
Shared van shuttle	Solo travelers, couples, budget-minded flyers	2–4 hotel or neighborhood stops is common	Checked bags stowed by the driver	Fixed departure windows
Private van charter	Families, corporate groups, wedding parties, sports teams	None — door to door, your itinerary	Cargo area dedicated to your group	You set pickup time and route
Rideshare (sedan/SUV)	1–2 passengers, light luggage	None	Trunk only; large groups need multiple cars	On demand, but pricing fluctuates with demand
Rental car	Multi-day trips needing a vehicle	None	Self-loaded	Fully flexible, plus parking and fuel logistics

One thing worth noting: airport van services built for business travelers — think intercity coach operators like Vonlane or curbside operators like SuperShuttle, which has served more than 85 airport locations worldwide through its app — all converge on the same promise: a reserved seat, a professional driver, and no surprise pricing. A private van booking takes that one step further by giving you the entire vehicle.

Van Shuttle Service at DFW International and Dallas Love Field

Location matters more than vehicle type when you're racing a departure board. Here's how van shuttle logistics actually play out at North Texas's two commercial airports.

DFW International Airport

DFW is one of the largest airports in the United States by land area, spanning portions of Grapevine, Euless, Irving, and Coppell between TX-121 and TX-360. That size has a practical consequence for van shuttle passengers: commercial vehicles pick up at designated ground transportation areas rather than at the curb used by personal cars. Your driver will meet you at a specific terminal island or designated commercial vehicle lane — Terminals A through E each have their own arrangement — so confirm your terminal number when you book. Arriving flights land at any of the five terminals, and the Terminal Link train connects them if your party lands at a different terminal than planned.

Dallas Love Field

Love Field, southwest of downtown Dallas near Love Field Drive and accessed via Mockingbird Lane just off I-35E, is a smaller, single-terminal airport. Van shuttle pickups here are concentrated at the ground transportation zone on the lower level, which makes reunions with your driver faster — you walk out of one terminal building and you're there. For travelers staying in Uptown, the Design District, or Victory Park, Love Field is often the closer airport, and a van shuttle from those neighborhoods typically runs surface streets or the Dallas North Tollway rather than fighting interstate traffic.

Beyond the airports: intercity van routes

Van shuttles aren't only for flying days. North Texas sits on major corridors — I-35E to Denton and Waco, I-30 to Fort Worth and Texarkana, US-75 to McKinney and Sherman, I-20 and I-30 west toward Abilene — and private van service is a common way for groups to cover those miles together. If you're comparing intercity travel, note that premium coach operators in Texas (Vonlane among them) allow small dogs under 10 pounds in a carrier that fits at a passenger's feet, and reference ADA guidance for service animals published at www.ada.gov/regs2010/service_animal_qa.html — both useful benchmarks to ask any shuttle operator about.

Why Choose a Private Van Service for Group Travel?

The question every group organizer eventually asks: why book a private van instead of stacking rideshares? The answer comes down to four things.

1. One vehicle, one plan

A family of six flying into DFW with ski bags and strollers does not fit in one sedan. Splitting into two or three rideshares means three pickups, three drivers, and three chances for someone to end up at the wrong terminal. A private van keeps the entire party — and all the luggage — together from the first pickup to the final drop-off.

2. Locked-in pricing and professional drivers

Reputable operators quote your fare when you reserve, so the price you see is the price you pay — no surge multipliers at 11 p.m. on a holiday weekend. Operators serving corporate travelers emphasize vetted, professional chauffeurs; companies that cater to law firms and Fortune 500 clients (AET Custom Shuttle's client roster is a good example of that standard) build their business on accountability, insured commercial vehicles, and drivers who know the route. That's a different level of service than a stranger in a personal car with a phone mount.

3. A practical choice for family vacations and group events

Vacation travel means gear. Wedding weekends mean multiple venues. Corporate retreats mean everyone arriving at once. A van shuttle handles all three because the vehicle is chosen for the job — passenger seats up front, luggage bays behind — and the schedule follows your itinerary, not the other way around.

4. Rides without the wait

The best airport shuttle operations track your flight, so if your inbound flight is delayed, your pickup adjusts rather than vanishing. SuperShuttle's modern relaunch leans heavily on this idea — book in the app, track your ride, arrive relaxed — and Texas Shuttle operates with the same flight-aware mindset. You're not standing at a rideshare queue refreshing your phone while surge pricing climbs.

Luggage, Accessibility, and Special Requests

Before you book any van shuttle, get clear answers on these three practical points:

Luggage limits. A reasonable industry guideline — one used by intercity operators like Vonlane — is up to 2 checked bags of 50 pounds or less per passenger plus 1 carry-on. That's ample for most travelers, and unlike the airlines, you won't be sharing the baggage area with more than 100 people. If you're traveling with skis, golf clubs, or instrument cases, call ahead so the right vehicle is assigned.
Wheelchair accessibility. Many operators can dispatch a van equipped with a wheelchair lift, but lift-equipped vehicles are a limited resource — request it at the time of booking, not on arrival. For service animals, operators commonly defer to the U.S. Department of Justice's ADA service animal FAQ, which you can review at ada.gov before your trip.
Special occasions and equipment. Child safety seats, extra stops, an airport meet-and-greet inside the terminal with a name board — these are standard requests for private van bookings. Ask during reservation so the driver assignment reflects your needs.

How Booking, Changes, and Cancellations Typically Work

Reservation policies across the van shuttle industry are fairly consistent, and knowing the norms helps you book smart:

Book early, especially for groups. Reserving online is available around the clock, every day of the year (leap year included). Large-group and holiday bookings fill first, so lock in your vehicle as soon as your travel dates are set.
Watch the modification window. A common rule among premium operators: trips modified inside 2 hours of departure can only be changed once and may lose eligibility for travel credits. Build a buffer — don't edit your booking from the departures curb.
Understand refund tiers. Using Vonlane's published policy as a reference point for how the industry structures this: tickets cancelled 24+ hours before the first leg are fully refundable; tickets cancelled between 24 hours and 2 hours before departure retain their value for future travel; cancellations inside 2 hours are non-refundable; and trips booked within 24 hours of departure generally aren't refundable to the original card. Confirm the exact terms on your confirmation email — the clock always runs on your scheduled pickup time.
Keep communication open. Good operators send confirmation texts, driver details, and arrival updates. Provide a working mobile number when you book, and save the dispatch number in your phone before travel day.

Van Shuttle vs. Every Other Way to the Airport

North Texas travelers have no shortage of airport transportation options, so let's be honest about trade-offs. Driving yourself means long-term parking fees and the stress of the I-635 and TX-114 interchange at rush hour. The DART Orange Line reaches DFW Airport from downtown Dallas, but it doesn't help with Love Field's rail access, and it won't carry a family's eight bags. Rideshares are convenient for solo travelers with a backpack, but a party of five with luggage needs two vehicles — and dynamic pricing can double the fare on short notice.

A van shuttle occupies the middle ground most travelers actually need: reserved in advance, priced up front, sized to your group, and driven by someone whose job is your schedule. Operators in this space have earned strong loyalty for good reason — SuperShuttle reports over 98% of passengers describe their experience as seamless, and teams like Texas Shuttle's have served more than a million passengers across decades of North Texas airport runs. That track record exists because the model works: professional driver, appropriate vehicle, predictable outcome.

Start your booking on our van shuttle reservation page or explore our airport transportation services to compare shared and private options side by side.

Frequently Asked Questions About Van Shuttle Service

How many passengers fit in a van shuttle?

Most airport van shuttles seat 8 to 14 passengers depending on the vehicle and luggage load. When you book, share your headcount and bag count — operators will assign a van, SUV, or larger vehicle so neither people nor luggage get squeezed.

How much luggage can I bring on a van shuttle?

A widely used guideline is 2 checked bags of 50 pounds or less per passenger plus 1 carry-on. Oversized items such as golf clubs, skis, or instrument cases should be declared at booking so the operator can confirm cargo space.

Do van shuttles make multiple stops?

Shared van shuttles often make 2–4 stops to drop off or pick up other passengers along the route. Private van charters make no unscheduled stops — the vehicle goes where you tell it to go, on your timeline.

Is a wheelchair-accessible van available?

Yes, many operators including Texas Shuttle can arrange a van with a wheelchair lift, but these vehicles must be requested in advance so one is reserved and dispatched for your pickup.

What happens if my flight is delayed?

Reputable van shuttle services monitor inbound flights and adjust your pickup accordingly when you provide your flight number at booking. This is one of the strongest arguments for a scheduled shuttle over an on-demand rideshare.

Can I change or cancel my van shuttle reservation?

Usually, yes — with timing rules. As a general industry pattern (modeled on Vonlane's published policy), cancellations 24+ hours before departure are fully refundable, cancellations between 24 and 2 hours out may be converted to travel credit, and changes inside 2 hours of pickup are restricted. Always check the terms printed on your confirmation.

How far in advance should I book a van shuttle in Dallas–Fort Worth?

For standard airport transfers, booking 24–48 hours ahead is comfortable. For groups of 10 or more, holiday weekends, and special events, reserve a week or more in advance — vehicle availability, not your itinerary, becomes the limiting factor.

Van Shuttle Service Across Texas

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Van Shuttle Pricing & Fares

How much does a van shuttle cost in Texas?

Van shuttle fares are flat-rate and all-inclusive — no metering, no surge pricing, no hidden fees. The exact price depends on the pickup and drop-off addresses you enter, the time of day, and the number of people. Click 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.

How do I save money?

Enter the promo code "ONLINE" for round trips and save 10% for booking online, or book a round trip and save more both ways. You'll also get a free upgrade to non-stop if you use the promo code "NONSTOP". We're here to help; so if you have any questions, feel free to call us.

How Do I Get an Accurate Quote?

Step 1 - You can type just the city and check rates, but we recommend entering the full pickup and drop-off addresses 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".
Step 3 - Enter your name, cell phone, and email to save your quote and automatically get a copy sent to your email. We can easily look up your quote by name if you call and finish your reservation. Just click "Continue".
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 van shuttle?

Door-to-door van shuttle service is included on every trip. Texas Shuttle picks you up at the exact address you give us — a home, hotel, office, university dorm, hospital, or event venue — and drops you at the exact door at your destination, 24/7 anywhere in Texas. Our vans are great for groups, families, business teams, and sports teams with luggage. We don't leave you at a bus stop and we 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 pickup or drop-off address, you can enter the city for now, reserve it, and give us the full address later. If you don't have your flight number yet, estimate the time and update the flight number and time later — we track DFW, DAL Love Field, IAH, HOU Hobby, AUS, SAT, ELP, and MAF so we know when you actually land.

Traveler FAQs

Do I need to bring a car seat or booster for my child?

Texas state law requires children under 8 (and under 4'9") to ride in an approved car seat or booster, except in taxis and certain shuttle classifications. Texas Shuttle vans are classified as a shuttle service and the legal exemption can apply, but for safety we strongly recommend bringing your own car seat or booster for any child under 8 — we will install it. There's no extra charge to bring a car seat. Note your child's age and weight at booking so we send the right vehicle and seating.

Can I bring a pet or service animal?

Service animals are always welcome at no extra charge, per the ADA. Pets in carriers are allowed on a case-by-case basis — note the pet type, size, and carrier dimensions in the booking notes so we can confirm and assign an accommodating driver/vehicle. Pets must be in a secure carrier for the trip. For long-haul cross-region trips with large pets, call us first.

Is gratuity included or should I tip the driver?

Gratuity is not included in the flat-rate fare. Tips are appreciated but never required. Most travelers tip 15-20% of the fare for good service. You can tip the driver in cash at drop-off, or add a tip to your card on file by calling our office. Tips go 100% to the driver.

How far in advance should I book?

Same-day reservations are accepted 24/7 when capacity allows, but advance booking guarantees the vehicle and time you want. We recommend 24-48 hours' notice for standard airport trips, 3-5 days for groups of 6+ or oversized luggage, and 1-2 weeks ahead for peak event weekends (ACL, SXSW, F1 at COTA, college football game days, Thanksgiving, Christmas, spring break). Booking online any time of day confirms instantly.

How early will the driver arrive and how long will they wait?

For drop-offs from your address, we typically arrive 5-15 minutes before scheduled pickup so you're not rushed. For airport pickups, we track your flight and the driver is curbside shortly after you land. The driver texts or calls when they arrive. Standard included wait time at pickup is 5-10 minutes; text the driver to coordinate if you need more. Extended wait on longer delays can result in a small wait-time charge — call us if you anticipate one.

Our Nicer Vehicles

What type of vehicle will pick me up?

We send a Mercedes Sprinter van shuttle for groups, an SUV (4+ passengers), or a sedan (1-3 passengers) anytime and take you to any address in Texas, not just the airport. Our vehicles are clean and newer. Most are luxury and full size: Mercedes Sprinter Shuttles, Lincoln Navigators, Lincoln MKZ's, and a variety of other vehicles.

Airport Pickup Locations

Your Texas Shuttle van picks you up where it says Prearranged at the airport — and at the equivalent designated areas at IAH, Hobby, AUS, SAT, ELP, and MAF. If you are in a wheelchair, do not allow your attendant to leave you anywhere except the designated prearranged pickup area. 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.

Better Drivers

Who are your drivers?

Most of our shuttle van drivers are experienced, licensed professionals across Texas. They know the major corridors — I-35, I-45, I-10, I-20, I-30, Highway 290 — cold, including the metro chokepoints in Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston, Austin, and San Antonio. They have excellent people skills and are usually very knowledgeable about the area. Learn more about our drivers.

Van, TX to DFW — What to Expect From the Ride

How long does the Van to DFW airport shuttle take?

Van sits about 74 miles east of DFW International Airport along the I-20 / US-80 corridor. In light traffic the door-to-door drive runs about 95 minutes, and 100-138 minutes is the realistic planning window once you factor in metro Dallas rush-hour, weather, or the occasional I-20 construction stretch. We recommend booking pickup at least 3 hours before your domestic flight's departure and 4 hours before an international flight from Van — that builds in time for traffic, the DFW security line, and walking to your gate.

What route does the driver take?

Most Van to DFW runs leave town via Highway 110 or FM 314 to pick up I-20 westbound near Canton or Lindale, then stay on I-20 into the DFW Metroplex, exiting north toward the airport. Return trips from DFW to Van reverse the route. The driver picks the live-traffic-optimal path on the day — if I-20 is backed up near Terrell, they'll drop south to US-80 or use 635/635E to keep you moving.

Are pickups available from outside Van itself?

Yes — we run door-to-door from any address in Van Zandt County and the surrounding East Texas towns: Canton, Lindale, Mineola, Grand Saline, Wills Point, Edgewood, Ben Wheeler, Edom, Murchison, and Tyler. If you can give us the full street address, we can quote it. The Check Rates tool will tell you in 30 seconds whether your specific pickup is in network and what it costs.

Which Van Shuttle Size Should I Book?

How many passengers fit in each vehicle?

We dispatch the right vehicle based on your headcount and luggage. Every van shuttle we send is a real shuttle — no folding a sedan rear seat to squeeze in a 9th person and no hidden upcharges if you bring an extra bag.

8-passenger Mercedes Sprinter — fits up to 8 adults with standard airport luggage (one large checked bag plus one carry-on each). Best for families with kids, small wedding parties, and corporate teams flying in for a day-trip.
10-passenger shuttle van — comfortable for 10 with luggage. Common pick for sports teams, university dorm move-ins, and hotel-to-airport groups where everyone has bags.
12 to 14-passenger shuttle van — used for larger groups: bachelor and bachelorette parties, conference attendees from the same hotel block, church groups, and cruise port transfers. If you have heavy luggage we may shift you up one size at no extra cost so nothing rides on a lap.
15 to 17 passengers (a Sprinter plus sedan combination) — for groups that don't fit in a single van. We often pair a 14-passenger Sprinter with a sedan or SUV instead of jamming everyone into one bus, because total drive time is the same and the experience is better.
20+ passenger groups — multi-vehicle convoy. We coordinate departures so the whole group arrives at the DFW or Love Field curb within a few minutes of each other.

What does a Texas van shuttle typically cost?

Pricing is flat-rate by distance and group size, not per passenger. Recent real ranges for door-to-door van shuttle trips in our network:

8-passenger shuttle, short metro trip (under 25 miles — DFW to downtown Dallas or downtown Fort Worth hotels): roughly $200 to $290 total, all-inclusive.
10-passenger shuttle, suburban airport trip (25 to 45 miles — DFW to Allen, Frisco, or Plano hotels): roughly $280 to $360 total.
12 to 14-passenger shuttle, longer trip (Van to DFW round trip, or Houston Hobby/IAH to Galveston cruise port at ~42 miles): roughly $390 to $570 total for the full van — split across 12 people that's under $50 per person.
Round trip discount — book both legs together and use promo code ONLINE for 10% off. Use promo code NONSTOP for a free upgrade to a non-stop ride (no other passengers picked up along the way).

The actual quote depends on the exact pickup and drop-off addresses, time of day, and how many people you have. The Check Rates button below pulls a live price in 30 seconds — no account or credit card required to see your number.