Garland to Arlington

• Event Traffic

  Check the schedule for stadium events before you leave, as traffic near the Entertainment District can be severe.
• Parking Fees

  Stadium parking can be expensive; look for off-site lots if you are attending a major event.
• Navigation

  I-635 is prone to heavy congestion; consider taking surface streets if the highway is at a standstill.
• Hydration

  Texas heat is intense; keep water in your car during the summer months.
• Ride-sharing

  If you plan to drink at the stadium, use Uber or Lyft, but expect surge pricing after games.

• Highway Safety

  Maintain a safe following distance on I-30, as sudden braking is common.
• Pedestrian Awareness

  Be cautious of heavy pedestrian traffic near the stadiums during event days.
• Vehicle Security

  Lock your doors and keep personal items out of sight when parking in large event lots.
• Emergency Contacts

  Save the number for local roadside assistance in your phone before starting your trip.

• Is there a bus from Garland to Arlington?
  There is no direct bus service; you would need to use multiple transit agencies which is inefficient.
• How long does it take to drive?
  Typically 45 to 60 minutes, but can exceed 90 minutes during rush hour.
• Are there tolls on this route?
  The main route is toll-free, but some express lanes on I-635 require a TollTag.
• Can I take a train to Arlington?
  No, Arlington does not have a commuter rail station.
• What is the best exit for the stadiums?
  Exit 28 on I-30 provides the most direct access to the Entertainment District.

• From Garland, Texas, United States
• To Arlington, Texas, United States
• Modes

Visit during the shoulder seasons of spring or fall to enjoy outdoor attractions comfortably.