Visitors to Fort Worth in the Prairies and Lakes region of Texas, will land at Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, which is located near to downtown part of the city. Over 100 shops and 120 eating and drinking establishments are to be found at the airport. Wi-Fi Internet access is available for those who wish to keep in touch with friends and relatives back home. Enterprise, Alamo and Hertz are among the many rental car agencies available at the airport. Those who have purchased airfare to Fort Worth can also make use of the Trinity Railway Express, the Dallas Area Rapid Transit bus service and the Airporter van shuttle service.

A range of car rental companies offer their services to visitors who have landed on Fort Worth flights. These include Dollar Rent A Car and Thrifty. Buses and trains link numerous areas of the town over mid-range distances. Trinity Rail Express operates a commuter train service between downtown Fort Worth, Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport and downtown Dallas. The service is available Monday through Saturday. Molly the Trolley bus services provide transportation in areas such as downtown Fort Worth, the Historic Stockyards, and to Sundance Square during midday.

The Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth houses an expansive permanent collection of artwork and plays host to a variety of travelling exhibitions. The Fort Worth Museum of Science and History is a great attraction for families as it is very hands-on. Fort Worth Zoo is popular with visitors of all ages: many interactive exhibits can be found here. The Fort Worth Botanical Garden provides the perfect place for a day out, as does Sundance Square, which features 20 blocks of enticing shops, lively bars and restaurants. Baseball fans on cheap flights to Fort Worth may wish to catch a Cats game at LaGrave Field.

Camp Bowie Boulevard, located in downtown Fort Worth, is where tourists on flights to Fort Worth can experience over 30 blocks of shopping heaven. The boulevard is home to some of the finest specialty boutiques the city has to offer. Chapel Hill Shopping Center, a favourite with Fort Worth residents, offers a selection of unique shops. Angelo's Bar-B-Cue, serves up tasty pork ribs and ice-cold beers. Fuzzy's Taco Shop, as its name suggests, offers excellent tacos and inexpensive drinks. Del Frisco's Steakhouse serves up expensive steak and some of the world's best wines. J&J Blues Bar is where tourists will experience a traditional Texan atmosphere: good music resounds from here. The Flying Saucer Draught Emporium is a game room offering pool, chess and darts.

• British Airways 75% recommend
• United Airlines 47% recommend
• American Airlines 50% recommend

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Fort Worth is served by Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (Dallas, TX)

• London to Dallas/Fort Worth £534
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• Birmingham to Dallas/Fort Worth £594

• Fort Worth is 20 miles from Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (Dallas, TX).
• Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (Dallas, TX)
• Right now, 67 airlines operate out of Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport.
• Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport offers nonstop flights to 190 cities.
• Every week, at least 15,974 domestic flights and 1,407 international flights depart from Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport.