Getting to Texas Fuel Basketball games has never been easier with DART's reliable rail and bus services. Skip the stress of parking near Victory Park and Fair Park gyms and opt for public transit instead.
Here are some key transit options:
- DART Rail: The DART Rail provides direct access to both Victory Park and Fair Park. Check the schedule for the best routes and times.
- Bus Services: Several bus lines connect to the arena, making it simple to reach the games from various locations within the Dallas metro area.
- Accessibility: DART services are designed to be accessible for all fans, ensuring everyone can enjoy the excitement of Texas Fuel Basketball.
Plan your trip ahead of time to ensure a smooth journey to the arena. For the latest updates on schedules and routes, visit the DART website.
Practical Tips for Riding DART on Game Night
A little preparation makes the ride to and from a Texas Fuel game far smoother. Before you leave home, confirm the tip-off time on our schedule page and work backward. Aim to arrive at the venue with time to spare, since trains and buses can fill up on busy event nights and doors, security checks and finding your seat all take a few minutes.
Sort out your fare first
DART offers mobile ticketing through its official app, and fare vending machines are available at rail stations. Buying your pass before you reach the platform saves you from queuing alongside other fans when a train is about to pull in. If you plan to ride both ways, a day pass is often simpler than buying single trips. Check DART's own website or app for current fare types, because options and prices can change.
Know your stations
Victory Park is served by rail stations in the area around the arena district, and Fair Park has its own stop on the Green Line. Look up the station closest to the gym you are heading to and note how long the walk is from the platform. Comfortable shoes help, especially if you are coming straight from work.
Plan the trip home
The return journey is where most fans run into trouble. Games can run long with overtime or timeouts late in the fourth quarter, so check when the last trains and buses leave your station on that day of the week. Weekend and late-evening service often runs less frequently than weekday peak service. Save a backup option, such as a rideshare pickup spot or a friend with a car, in case you miss the final connection.
Park and ride from the suburbs
Fans travelling in from across the Dallas metro can drive to a suburban rail station with a parking lot and finish the trip by train. This avoids downtown traffic and event parking fees while keeping the journey short. Many DART stations offer parking, but availability varies, so confirm details before you set off.
Travelling with a group
If you are heading out with family or friends, agree on a meeting point at the station in case anyone gets separated in the post-game crowd. Keep phones charged so you can check real-time arrival information. For more about where games are played, browse our venues section.
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