17 reviews of Dallas Fort Worth Arrival Transfer
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it was there as planned, i was there as planned, the other riders were outside waiting as planned, and we all made it to the airport - without a hitch ! Good planning !
100 percent. Instructions were clear, calling 1800 and inquiring was informative, and clear. Shuttle was available before time that was estimated. 100 percent. I will recommend Viator to my travel buddies. best wishes in 2012. Ken Proctor, Dallas, Tx.
Good prompt efficient transfer
There were no problems finding the courtesy phone after baggage reclaim and the Supershuttle arrived very swiftly following the call. The driver was good, helpful and polite.
The tranfer was very efficient and at a great price, the driver was very helpfull and friendly even suggesting a shortcut to avoid the trafic to get me to my hotel quicker. Excellent service.
I would recommended you in the near future.
The driver was not only courteous, he also gave a fun guided tour of Dallas as we headed into the city.
No worries - perfect timing - well done.
prompt courteous service
good, thanks.
We spent a good hour circling the Dallas airport looking for other passengers before we even left for our hotel. All in all, while the service is quite convenient, it would have been quicker to catch a taxi.
The shuttle took about 45 minutes to show up and then about the same time to get to the hotel, which I assume was satisfactory. The driver was pleasant and polite. So overall it was as expected.
The trip from the airport was perfect. The trip back was far more painful to organize as the booking was made within a day of travel which caused an overly long phone call to sort out.
Booked and three vans arrived none would take finally one van said he would NEVER AGAIN
It took 3 hours to travel from DFW airport to Fort Worth.
