$70+ Cheap flights to Dallas, TX

Dallas has a humid, subtropical climate. Summers are hot, winters are mild, and spring and fall have perhaps the best weather. Travelers considering booking cheap flights to Dallas during spring should bear in mind that there is a risk of thunderstorms (with fantastic lightning shows) and tornadoes. The winter can get quite cold, even icy, with average lows in the mid 30s and generally just under three inches of snow.

Peak Season: Spring and fall are the best times to book cheap flights to Dallas. The weather is pleasant although it can be volatile with tornadoes and spectacular thunderstorms. There are lots of festivals and cultural events on during these times. If you’re planning a trip this fall, be sure to visit the Texas State Fair. Although summers (June through August) in Dallas can be hot, humid and at times verging on unbearable, this is still a very popular time to visit the city. As the temperature rise, so do hotel rates, so it is advised to book you accommodation and flights to Dallas well in advance. If you would prefer to escape the heat, then you can take advantage of the cool museums or spend your day shopping at the famous Neiman Marcus department store. Off Season: Summers can be extremely hot and humid with temperatures greater than 38 degrees Celsius (100 degrees Fahrenheit). Prefer adventure to tourist attractions? Dallas is located at the southern edge of Tornado Valley and as such is a base city for storm-chasing expeditions and tours in the spring. There is an increased threat of tornados during this period. Most visitors prefer to avoid the heat of the summer from June through September, so cheap flights to Dallas are commonly found during this time. This season sees vibrant wildflowers blossom, such as bluebonnet and Indian paintbrush. Winters (December through February) are generally mild, although the temperatures have been known to drop to below-freezing and snow is possible. If you don’t mind the cold weather then this can be a great time to book your trip to Dallas, as you may be able to find cheaper flights and possible hotel deals. Do bear in mind that over Christmas and New Year the city can become busy and prices may rise.

Getting to Dallas from Chicago takes just under two hours, and flying from New York takes around three hours and 15 minutes. If you’re flying from Los Angeles to Dallas, expect a flight time of two and a half hours. Flights from Orlando last around two hours and 20 minutes.

The Dallas Fort Worth International Airport is among the busiest airports in the world, ensuring ample options for cheap flights from anywhere in or outside the U.S. via major airlines and smaller carriers. American Airlines, Delta and United all offer flights to Dallas. A few other options include British Airways, Spirit, Air Canada and Frontier Airlines.

If you’re flying in during the summer, pack for warm, sunny days with temperatures often surpassing 90 F. Tank tops, shorts, a hat and some sunglasses are must-haves, but you should also pack a swimsuit for your hotel pool along with plenty of sunblock. If you’re visiting in the spring, pack rain gear for the frequent storms and showers. For fall and winter trips, pack jackets and jeans for the cooler weather. Don’t forget to bring a pair of comfortable tennis shoes to wear while you’re taking in the Dallas sights.

Once your plane touches down in DFW International Airport, the combination of warm weather, traditional Texas hospitality and modern Metropolitan fun is sure to sweep you off your feet. Settle into your hotel quickly so you can check out the Sixth Floor Museum, which details the life and mysterious death of President John F. Kennedy. You can also stroll through Perot Museum of Nature to see assembled dinosaur skeletons, or head to Pacific Avenue to marvel at the stained glass from inside the Thanksgiving Square Chapel. Next, make your way to Old Red Museum, an architectural marvel reminiscent of a castle complete with a second-floor museum. Looking for a little more adventure? Get your adrenaline fix at Zero Gravity Thrill Amusement Park, or explore the city’s public sculptures and other attractions from a sightseeing Segway tour. If you’re looking to wind down, stroll through the Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Gardens. You can also take a short drive to White Rock Lake Park for biking trails or a relaxing canoe ride. Dallas is also famous for its dining scene, so whether you’re craving hearty Texas BBQ or multicultural vegetarian cuisine, downtown Dallas is sure to have something to satisfy your taste buds. Don’t miss the chance to visit Five Sixty by Wolfgang Puck, a 360-degree rotating restaurant with unbeatable views of the Dallas city lights. If you’re visiting in October, be sure to catch the Texas State Fair featuring several weeks of truck shows, concerts and a huge livestock exhibition alongside Texas culinary samplings. You can also catch a football game in the Cotton Bowl, or you might enjoy a concert or performance at the breathtaking Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center or the Winspear Opera House.

Yes, flights with layovers are often cheaper than direct flights. Keep an eye out for flight deals to Dallas on Cheapflights that require 1 or 2 stops for potential cost savings.

Based on reviews from Cheapflights users, Frontier is rated the highest out of the airlines that fly to Dallas.

A round-trip flight to Dallas will typically cost around $914, however they can be found for as little as $59.

For those looking to save time traveling to Dallas, Abilene offers the quickest one-way flight (0 hours 55 minutes).

If being close to Medieval Times Dallas is important to you, you’ll want to land at Dallas/Fort Worth Airport.

Yes. Those touching down at Dallas/Fort Worth can take advantage of the rental car services offered upon their arrival.

Yes. Dallas/Fort Worth has hotels nearby for those requiring accommodations. Grand Hyatt DFW is the closest property to Dallas/Fort Worth (0.0 mi away from Dallas/Fort Worth).