Cheap flights from Montreal to Dallas Fort Worth International

Cheap Flights from Montreal to Dallas Fort Worth International

Located just 20 kilometres from downtown Montreal, the Montreal-Pierre Elliot Trudeau International Airport (YUL) has 19 flights a day to Dallas Forth Worth International (DFW). Use the Skyscanner search system to find the best route and rate for your trip into the heart of Texas, USA. Look for deals on hotels, rental cars and airport transfers while you're at it.

Best time to Book a Flight to Dallas Fort Worth International

Airfares between Montreal and the Dallas-Fort Worth area tend to be much the same year round. Flying midweek usually brings the price down, as does staying away from holiday periods, such as the Christmas/New Years break at the end of December and into January. Availability is tight during these times as well, so book as early as possible. If you are flexible with your dates, Skyscanner can really help you get the lowest possible airfare.

Airlines That Fly from Montreal to Dallas Fort Worth

American Airlines has the most flights from Montreal to Dallas Fort Worth International, which happens to be the American Airlines hub. From DFW you can connect to nearly everywhere American Airlines serves. Most American flights have one stop, usually at Philadelphia International (PHL) in Pennsylvania. WestJet also flies to Dallas Fort Worth and does offer a few non-stops. Other WestJet routes often include one-stop at Toronto-Pearson International (YYZ). Rates between the two carriers are similar.

What to Expect When Arriving in Dallas Fort Worth

Passengers arriving at Dallas Fort Worth on American Airlines arrive at Terminals A, B or C. If you are on a non-stop American flight and haven't cleared customs and immigration in another city, you'll usually land at Terminal D. WestJet passengers arrive at Terminal E. DFW is so large that there is a tram that constantly runs between the terminals. Catch this tram to reach the transportation center where you'll find rental cars, taxis and shuttles. The Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) also has its own station at Terminal A. It's a quick, easy and inexpensive way to get around.

Airport Facilities

DFW is one of the largest airports in the United States. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout this massive facility, even accessible in the parking garages. Free power stations are available in each terminal, allowing you to recharge your mobile devices. You'll find several currency exchanges, ATMs, Western Union outfits and mail drop boxes. Cafes, restaurants and fast food outlets are found in both pre and post-security areas, as are high-end shops, quaint boutiques and sundry stores. You'll even find Xpres Spas in four of the terminals, offering pedicures, and an old time barber shop. Founder's Plaza is a great place to watch the planes land and take off.

What to See and Do in Dallas Fort Worth

Dallas and Fort Worth are actually two separate cities with the airport sandwiched in the middle. In Dallas, check out Texas Discovery Gardens, a family-friendly organic garden with its own Butterfly House. Or head for the Dallas World Aquarium or the Zero Gravity Thrill Amusement Park. Check out the Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza, a historic memorial to President John F. Kennedy. In Fort Worth, don't miss a visit to the Stockyards National Historic District. Twice a day herds of longhorn cattle are driven down the original brick walkways to their corrals. At Sundance Square, you'll find shops, art galleries, pubs and restaurants in a 35-block area. Named after the original Sundance Kid, this is the go to place for nightly entertainment.