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Parking Guide
DFW Valet Parking is the only valet service that keeps your car on-Airport at all times...Print PDF of Parking Map
Terminal Parking is located right next to all five of DFW’s terminals with more than 28,000 spaces...
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Express Parking offers amenities that busy travelers appreciate...Print PDF of Parking Map
Remote Parking offers on-Airport convenience at an off-Airport price...Rental Car Center
The Rental Car Center is located near the south entrance of the Airport and is served by 10 companies.
Arriving Passengers: After collecting your baggage, follow the Rental Car signs to the designated pick-up area on the lower level of the terminal. From there, board the Rental Car shuttle bus. Buses depart every five minutes and reach the Rental Car Center in approximately 10 minutes.
Departing Passengers: Before your departing flight, please return your vehicle at the Rental Car Center. For transportation from the facility to your terminal, board the Rental Car Shuttle.
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Services
Airline ClubsAmerican Airlines Admirals Club - A24, B6, C20, D24British Airways Lounge - D21Continental Presidents Club - E7Delta Air Lines Crown Room - E10Korean Air Lounge - D21Lufthansa Lounge - D21Priority Pass - B30, D21, E7, E10The Club at DFW - D21United Red Carpet Club - B30BusinessATMs - Inside Security - A13, A20, A37, B12, B14, B33, C8, C21, C28, D7, D12, D22, D33, D37, E8, E14, E32ATMs - Outside Security - A24, B10, C12, D15 Bag Claim, D30 AAFCU , D30 Bag Claim, E15, E38 Bag Claim, Terminal D International ArrivalsAmerican Airlines Credit Union - A24 (Outside Security), B10 (Outside Security), C12 (Outside Security), D30 (Outside Security)Fax Machine - B14 (Guest Services Center), B30 Bag Claim (Outside Security - Travelers Aid), D15 Bag Claim (Outside Security - Travelers Aid)FedEx Drop Box - A20, B14, C2, D23, E14Laptop Rental (PowerPort) - A13, B12, C12, D12, D30, E11Pre-Paid Long Distance Phone Cards - Throughout Terminal A, Throughout Terminal B, Throughout Terminal C, Throughout Terminal D, Throughout Terminal ESamsung mobile Travel Center - A13, A29, B8, B28, C8, C27, E8, E31TDD Phones - Throughout Terminal A, Throughout Terminal B, Throughout Terminal C, Throughout Terminal D, Throughout Terminal EU.S. Mail Drop & Stamp Machine - A14, B14, C12, D23, E11Western Union (Travelers Aid) - B30 Bag Claim (Outside Security), D15 Bag Claim (Outside Security)Children's Play AreasMcDonald's Play Area - D33Pepsi Junior Flyer's Club - B12, C14EntertainmentInMotion Entertainment - D10, D31, E16McDonald's Play Area - D33Pepsi Junior Flyer's Club - B12, C14Internet AccessCellular Broadband - Throughout Terminal A, Throughout Terminal B, Throughout Terminal C, Throughout Terminal D, Throughout Terminal EFree Power & Free Wired Internet - A20, B35Guest Services Center - B14PowerPort Internet - A13, B12, C12, D12, D30, E11Samsung mobile Travel Center - A13, A29, B8, B28, C8, C27, E8, E31Wi-Fi (T-Mobile) - Throughout Terminal A, Throughout Terminal B, Throughout Terminal C, Throughout Terminal D , Throughout Terminal EPersonalBarber Shop - C17Barber Shop/Salon - B24DFW Airport Interfaith Chaplaincy - A22 (Outside Security), B28 (Inside Security), C15 (Outside Security), D21, E4 (Inside Security)Luggage Cart - Throughout Terminal A, Throughout Terminal B, Throughout Terminal C, Throughout Terminal D, Throughout Terminal EManicure - A24, B24, D20Massage Chair (electric) - A13, A18, A20, A29, B20, B24, B30, C6, C11, C15, C17, C20, C24, C27, D22, E11, E32Massage Therapist - A24, B24, D20Shoe Shine - A14, A23, A35, B10, B20, B28, C10, C17, C27, D21, D25, D36, E14, E36USO Center - B15XpresSpa - A24, D20Power ChargingFree Power & Free Wired Internet - A20, B35Guest Services Center - B14Massage Chair (electric) - A13, A18, A20, A29, B20, B24, B30, C6, C11, C15, C17, C20, C24, C27, D22, E11, E32PowerPort - A13, B12, C12, D12, D30, E11Samsung mobile Travel Center - A13, A29, B8, B28, C8, C27, E8, E31Technology ServicesAirport Wireless - A36, B10Apple Electronics (Automated Shopping) - A29, B12, C2, C8, D24Best Buy Express - B29, E33Cellular Broadband - Throughout Terminal A, Throughout Terminal B, Throughout Terminal C, Throughout Terminal D, Throughout Terminal ECellular and Computer Accessories Store - A17Free Power & Free Wired Internet - A20, B35Guest Services Center - B14Massage Chair (electric) - A13, A18, A20, A29, B20, B24, B30, C6, C11, C15, C17, C20, C24, C27, D22, E11, E32NeatReceipts - A17, C7PowerPort - A13, B12, C12, D12, D30, E11Samsung Product Display - C27Samsung mobile Travel Center - A13, A29, B8, B28, C8, C27, E8, E31Sony Electronics (Automated Shopping) - A13, C11, D20Techshowcase - C10Wi-Fi (T-Mobile) - Throughout Terminal A, Throughout Terminal B, Throughout Terminal C, Throughout Terminal D , Throughout Terminal ETravelCurrency Exchange (Travelex) - D11, D22 (Outside Security), D24, D36, International Re-Check AreaSecurity Checkpoint Mailers - A12, A21, A35, B9, B19, B30, B33, C10, C21, C31, D16, D23, D30, E7, E8, E15, E33TaxFree Shopping - D30 (Outside Security)Travel Insurance (Travelex) - D11, D22 (Outside Security), D24, D36, International Re-Check AreaTravelers Aid - B30 Bag Claim (Outside Security), D15 Bag Claim (Outside Security)
Sunday, October 5, 2008
Attractions in Dallas
In the culturally diverse city Dallas, from the stylish Greenville Avenue to the soulful Deep Ellum neighborhood, there is truly something for everyone. Museums galore feature everything from shocking moments in history to conspiracy theory propaganda, and art galleries offer a chance to see some of the most incredible works of Asia and Europe. One of the most popular attractions in the city is the Dallas Arboretum, which features 66 acres of utopian, intricately tended gardens that are sure to please everyone from big-city types to all out nature enthusiasts. As a fashionable, cutting-edge city, Dallas is also known for one of the world’s best collections of 20th Century architecture; just wandering around the glittering streets is a way to take in the eye candy that enriches the city’s skyline.
Dallas Museum of Art
dallasmuseumofart.org1717 N. Harwood St., Dallas TX; Tel. 214.922.1200With a permanent collection that ranges from impressionist paintings to contemporary sculpture, and representing the world¹s many artistic heritages, the 100-year-old Dallas Museum of Art is a world-class art museum located in downtown Dallas. The building itself offers unhindered views of the downtown skyline from outdoor gardens, waterfalls and grassy areas. Admission is free on the first Tuesday of every month, as well as every Thursday evening from 5pm-9pm.
Dallas Zoo
www.dallaszoo.com/650 S. R L Thornton Freeway, Dallas TX; Tel. 214.670.5656Texas is known for doing things large, and the Dallas Zoo is no exception. Located on over 95 hilly acres and showcasing some of the largest animals in the wild, including lions, tigers, elephants and giraffes, the recently renovated Dallas Zoo is best known for its ³Wild of Africa² exhibit. Part fantasyland, with zoo-themed restaurants and entertainment, and part conservatory, the Dallas Zoo is a popular Dallas attraction, especially with families and school children visiting the Lacerte Family Children Zoo.
The Trammell & Margaret Crow Collection of Asian Art
www.crowcollection.org/2010 Flora Street (between Harwood and Olive), Dallas, TX 75201; Tel. 214.979.6430The Trammell & Margaret Crow Collection of Asian Art contains more than 700 scrolls, paintings, objects of metal and stone, and large architectural pieces from China, Japan, India, and Southeast Asia. Over 300 works are on display in three galleries including precious jade ornaments from China, delicate Japanese scrolls and a rarely seen 28-foot by 12-foot sandstone facade of an 18th century Indian residence.
Conspiracy Museum
www.roadsideamerica.com/story/11964110 S. Market St., Dallas TX 75202; Tel. 214.740.3040A Dallas museum built for skeptics and conspiracy theorists everywhere, Dallas¹ Conspiracy Museum (a left-leaning Dallas attraction) tackles the questions behind the propaganda, implicating far-reaching plots driving the JFK, Martin Luther King, Jr. and Robert Kennedy assassinations with documentation and persuasively subversive arguments, photography and film footage.
Dallas Arboretum
www.dallasarboretum.org/8525 Garland Rd., Dallas TX; Tel. 214.327.8263The Dallas Arboretum is pure Zen on 66 acres of meandering and diverse gardens, fountains and serene knolls on the edge of White Rock Lake, minutes from downtown Dallas and accessible from many locations around the Texan metropolis. With Dallas¹ characteristic warm, sunny days, the Dallas Arboretum is a popular attraction for Dallas weddings and family outings. In the spring, over 2,000 azaleas bloom in the Dallas Arboretum¹s signature Historic DeGolyer Gardens, complete with sculptures and a gazebo.
Deep Ellum
ondaweb.com/deep_ellum/2121 Main St., Dallas TX 75226; Tel. 214.747.DEEPA bohemian enclave in Dallas, Deep Ellum is a funky and eclectic mix of shops, bars, restaurants and nightclubs in what was once an impoverished warehouse district in Dallas. One Dallas' top attractions, Deep Ellum is alive with graffiti art coloring the walls and a big slice of humanity carousing the streets of Deep Ellum shopping, drinking and eating.
Fountain Place
www.fountainplace.com/1445 Ross Ave., Dallas TXOne of the most impressive buildings in Dallas is shaped like a prism and has a green, otherworldly glow. The fifth tallest building in Dallas, Fountain Place is an oasis Dallas attraction with over 175 crashing, pouring and gurgling fountains on its grounds.
Sixth Floor Museum
www.jfk.org/Elm & Houston Sts. (West End Historic District), Dallas TX; Tel. 212.747.6660Located on the Sixth Floor of the Dallas County Administration Building in the Dealey Plaza National Historic Landmark District, the Sixth Floor Museum is one Dallas¹ best museums and most popular attractions. An ode to everything John F. Kennedy, the museum is located around the site from where Lee Harvey Oswald fired his deadly shot on November 22, 1963. The Sixth Floor examines the cultural climate of the 1960s and JFK¹s political legacy through artifacts, film and memorabilia from the era.
Thanks-Giving Square
www.thanksgiving.org/1627 Pacific Ave., Dallas TX 7520; Tel. 214.969.1977Conceived in 1961 by the City Dallas, Thanksgiving Square is an all-faith shrine to the divine and Dallas' most serene attraction. Dedicated to a spirit of gratitude, downtown Dallas¹ Thanks-Giving Square features the spiral-shaped Chapel of Thanksgiving and the Glory Window, a 60-foot vertical stained-glass work of art is an attraction in its own right. Also designed by Philip Johnson, the Meditation Garden is sloped to hide the surrounding traffic and create the illusion of isolation amid skyscrapers.
Dallas Museum of Art
dallasmuseumofart.org1717 N. Harwood St., Dallas TX; Tel. 214.922.1200With a permanent collection that ranges from impressionist paintings to contemporary sculpture, and representing the world¹s many artistic heritages, the 100-year-old Dallas Museum of Art is a world-class art museum located in downtown Dallas. The building itself offers unhindered views of the downtown skyline from outdoor gardens, waterfalls and grassy areas. Admission is free on the first Tuesday of every month, as well as every Thursday evening from 5pm-9pm.
Dallas Zoo
www.dallaszoo.com/650 S. R L Thornton Freeway, Dallas TX; Tel. 214.670.5656Texas is known for doing things large, and the Dallas Zoo is no exception. Located on over 95 hilly acres and showcasing some of the largest animals in the wild, including lions, tigers, elephants and giraffes, the recently renovated Dallas Zoo is best known for its ³Wild of Africa² exhibit. Part fantasyland, with zoo-themed restaurants and entertainment, and part conservatory, the Dallas Zoo is a popular Dallas attraction, especially with families and school children visiting the Lacerte Family Children Zoo.
The Trammell & Margaret Crow Collection of Asian Art
www.crowcollection.org/2010 Flora Street (between Harwood and Olive), Dallas, TX 75201; Tel. 214.979.6430The Trammell & Margaret Crow Collection of Asian Art contains more than 700 scrolls, paintings, objects of metal and stone, and large architectural pieces from China, Japan, India, and Southeast Asia. Over 300 works are on display in three galleries including precious jade ornaments from China, delicate Japanese scrolls and a rarely seen 28-foot by 12-foot sandstone facade of an 18th century Indian residence.
Conspiracy Museum
www.roadsideamerica.com/story/11964110 S. Market St., Dallas TX 75202; Tel. 214.740.3040A Dallas museum built for skeptics and conspiracy theorists everywhere, Dallas¹ Conspiracy Museum (a left-leaning Dallas attraction) tackles the questions behind the propaganda, implicating far-reaching plots driving the JFK, Martin Luther King, Jr. and Robert Kennedy assassinations with documentation and persuasively subversive arguments, photography and film footage.
Dallas Arboretum
www.dallasarboretum.org/8525 Garland Rd., Dallas TX; Tel. 214.327.8263The Dallas Arboretum is pure Zen on 66 acres of meandering and diverse gardens, fountains and serene knolls on the edge of White Rock Lake, minutes from downtown Dallas and accessible from many locations around the Texan metropolis. With Dallas¹ characteristic warm, sunny days, the Dallas Arboretum is a popular attraction for Dallas weddings and family outings. In the spring, over 2,000 azaleas bloom in the Dallas Arboretum¹s signature Historic DeGolyer Gardens, complete with sculptures and a gazebo.
Deep Ellum
ondaweb.com/deep_ellum/2121 Main St., Dallas TX 75226; Tel. 214.747.DEEPA bohemian enclave in Dallas, Deep Ellum is a funky and eclectic mix of shops, bars, restaurants and nightclubs in what was once an impoverished warehouse district in Dallas. One Dallas' top attractions, Deep Ellum is alive with graffiti art coloring the walls and a big slice of humanity carousing the streets of Deep Ellum shopping, drinking and eating.
Fountain Place
www.fountainplace.com/1445 Ross Ave., Dallas TXOne of the most impressive buildings in Dallas is shaped like a prism and has a green, otherworldly glow. The fifth tallest building in Dallas, Fountain Place is an oasis Dallas attraction with over 175 crashing, pouring and gurgling fountains on its grounds.
Sixth Floor Museum
www.jfk.org/Elm & Houston Sts. (West End Historic District), Dallas TX; Tel. 212.747.6660Located on the Sixth Floor of the Dallas County Administration Building in the Dealey Plaza National Historic Landmark District, the Sixth Floor Museum is one Dallas¹ best museums and most popular attractions. An ode to everything John F. Kennedy, the museum is located around the site from where Lee Harvey Oswald fired his deadly shot on November 22, 1963. The Sixth Floor examines the cultural climate of the 1960s and JFK¹s political legacy through artifacts, film and memorabilia from the era.
Thanks-Giving Square
www.thanksgiving.org/1627 Pacific Ave., Dallas TX 7520; Tel. 214.969.1977Conceived in 1961 by the City Dallas, Thanksgiving Square is an all-faith shrine to the divine and Dallas' most serene attraction. Dedicated to a spirit of gratitude, downtown Dallas¹ Thanks-Giving Square features the spiral-shaped Chapel of Thanksgiving and the Glory Window, a 60-foot vertical stained-glass work of art is an attraction in its own right. Also designed by Philip Johnson, the Meditation Garden is sloped to hide the surrounding traffic and create the illusion of isolation amid skyscrapers.
Whyndham Wingate Dallas Hotels and Lodging
We are built for business and so much more! Designed in a timeless, attractive, classic, and distinctive prototypical design, featuring interior corridors, premium telecommunications, oversized rooms and FREE WIRELESS HIGH SPEED INTERNET CONNECTIVITY! At Wingate by Wyndham, we know you mean business. Our hotel is proud to offer a host of valuable amenities at no extra cost to you. Our all-inclusive pricing model gives you access to services and benefits you will not find at other hotel chains, all FREE of charge.
Business travelers will enjoy and appreciate increased productivity, by virtue of the following standard Wingate by Wyndham amenities like Free Wired and Wireless, High Speed Internet Access throughout the hotel and in every room, a larger than average guest room with separate work and sleep areas, large desk with adjustable swivel chair, 900 megahertz cordless phone, two-line speaker phone with data port, conference call and voice mail capabilities, free local calls, 800# calls, and long distance access, microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker, iron, ironing board, safe, comfortable, well lighted work space, lounge chair with ottoman. Each guest will also enjoy access to a complimentary 24 hour, self service business center, fitness room and whirlpool, wireless phones available from the front desk for use anywhere in the hotel, an expanded continental breakfast, an executive board room and separate meeting rooms both with Wireless High Speed Internet access. All offered in one all-inclusive mid-level price and backed by the Wingate by Wyndham 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. We are high tech and consistent! Plus, every Wingate by Wyndham is built to stringent specifications, which means that all Wingate by Wyndham hotels offer all Wingate by Wyndham guests virtually the same experience. Every time!
The hustle and bustle of this Texas-sized metropolis is at your fingertips when you visit the Wingate by Wyndham Dallas Market Center. Located 5 miles from Love Field Airport.
Complimentary Shuttle Service to the Airport and Market Center from 8AM - 6PM, Monday to Friday. Close to the American Airlines Arena and the Dallas Convention Center.
http://www.wingatedallas.com
Business travelers will enjoy and appreciate increased productivity, by virtue of the following standard Wingate by Wyndham amenities like Free Wired and Wireless, High Speed Internet Access throughout the hotel and in every room, a larger than average guest room with separate work and sleep areas, large desk with adjustable swivel chair, 900 megahertz cordless phone, two-line speaker phone with data port, conference call and voice mail capabilities, free local calls, 800# calls, and long distance access, microwave, refrigerator, coffee maker, iron, ironing board, safe, comfortable, well lighted work space, lounge chair with ottoman. Each guest will also enjoy access to a complimentary 24 hour, self service business center, fitness room and whirlpool, wireless phones available from the front desk for use anywhere in the hotel, an expanded continental breakfast, an executive board room and separate meeting rooms both with Wireless High Speed Internet access. All offered in one all-inclusive mid-level price and backed by the Wingate by Wyndham 100% Satisfaction Guarantee. We are high tech and consistent! Plus, every Wingate by Wyndham is built to stringent specifications, which means that all Wingate by Wyndham hotels offer all Wingate by Wyndham guests virtually the same experience. Every time!
The hustle and bustle of this Texas-sized metropolis is at your fingertips when you visit the Wingate by Wyndham Dallas Market Center. Located 5 miles from Love Field Airport.
Complimentary Shuttle Service to the Airport and Market Center from 8AM - 6PM, Monday to Friday. Close to the American Airlines Arena and the Dallas Convention Center.
http://www.wingatedallas.com
New Website for Wingate Dallas Love Field
Enjoy our new website at Wyndhams Wingate in dallas Texas with great businees and leisure travelers accommodations.
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