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Getting to AT&T in Dallas-Fort Worth

By Rachel Julian, Editor-in-Chief · · 3 min read

The airport, the ground game, and whether you need a car for a business trip to AT&T’s Dallas-Fort Worth headquarters — from our verified where-to-stay data.

Direct answer: Visiting AT&T in Dallas-Fort Worth? It’s at 208 S Akard St, Dallas, TX 75202 (Downtown Dallas, the Akard Street / Discovery District core). Airport: Love Field (DAL) ~15 min · DFW ~25–30 min. DFW: DART reaches downtown, but the Metroplex is a rental-car metro.
Company
AT&T — a telecommunications, media, and technology company
Location
Downtown Dallas, the Akard Street / Discovery District core
Airport
Love Field (DAL) ~15 min · DFW ~25–30 min
Getting there
DART’s Orange Line from DFW, or a short ride from Love Field

Which airport for AT&T

Love Field (DAL) ~15 min · DFW ~25–30 min. Two airports: DFW, the giant hub between the two cities, and Dallas Love Field (DAL), close-in and Southwest’s home. DFW has DART rail (the Orange Line) to downtown Dallas; Love Field does not, but sits closer to the core.

The ground reality in Dallas-Fort Worth

DFW connects to downtown Dallas by DART’s Orange Line (~45 min), with TEXRail to Fort Worth — but the Metroplex is vast and car-shaped. Most business travelers rent or rideshare, because the headquarters are scattered from downtown to Las Colinas/Irving to Plano and Frisco, and DART reaches few of them. Love Field (DAL) has no train but is closer to the central submarkets.

Getting to AT&T

For AT&T specifically, Downtown Dallas, the Akard Street / Discovery District core points you toward DART’s Orange Line from DFW, or a short ride from Love Field.

Where you sleep decides your morning. The companion to this page is where to stay near AT&T — pick the hotel in the right submarket and the airport-to-office problem mostly solves itself.

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Sources: AT&T’s location is its published corporate address. Airport, transit, and drive guidance is The Sales Traveler’s own, based on Dallas-Fort Worth geography and its airports (DFW and Dallas Love Field (DAL)). Not paid placements.
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