Dallas car rental

Car rental in Dallas

Rent a car in Dallas, the dynamic north Texan city where everything’s bigger – it’s home to the most shopping centers per capita than any other city in the US and the largest urban arts districts in the country.

Dallas is a city moving forward, with a revamped Downtown full of green space, fine dining and a growing number of skyscrapers. Yet traditional Texan trademarks and ties to its iconic history remain.

Pick up points in Downtown and at Dallas Fort Worth Airport make collecting and dropping off your car rental in Dallas convenient, wherever and whenever you arrive.

If you want a big car to explore the ‘big D’ and wider state of Texas, you can’t go wrong with an SUV or spacious sedan. Or for city driving, choose a more compact hatchback or convertible from our collection.

Reserve your rental car in Dallas and discover the vibrant city that has become an American icon.

 

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Popular vehicles to rent in Dallas

A BWM series 2 car model

Cars

  • 4-5 People
  • 2 Suitcases
  • 3-5 Doors 
A Range Rover SUV model

SUVs

  • 5-7 People
  • 2-4 Suitcases
  • 5 Doors 
a blue ford transit

Trucks & vans

  • 5-7 people
  • 5 Suitcases
  • 4 Doors 

Dallas car rental FAQs

There are plenty of spots to park your rental car in Dallas, including:

  • Third Rail Lofts (75202) is conveniently located near The Dallas World Aquarium, Reunion Tower and Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum.
  • Renaissance Tower Garage (75270) has around 1100 spaces for your Dallas car rental and is close to AT&T Discovery District, Dallas City Hall and Main Street Garden Park.
  • Park Place Lot #20 (TX 75270) offers over 150 spaces for your Dallas car rental and is less than a 10-minute walk from the popular Giant Eyeball attraction.

Dallas connects to the rest of Texas through several highways:

  • Interstate 35 (I-35) splits into two routes north of the city at Denton, with I-35 E running through Dallas and I-35 W passing through Fort Worth. They merge again south of the city before reaching Waco.
  • Interstate 30 (I-30) connects downtown Dallas with the center of Fort Worth. It heads east and eventually reaches Little Rock, Arkansas.
  • Interstate 45 (I-45) is a 245-mile road that connects Dallas with Houston and ends on the island of Galveston – overlooking the Gulf of Mexico.

It takes around 20 minutes (depending on traffic) to get from Reunion Tower to Dallas Forth Worth International Airport in your car rental.

  1. Get on I-35E North from Hyatt Regency Hotel Drive and Reunion Boulevard West.
  2. Follow I-35E North and TX-183 West to TX-97 Spur in Euless.

Top tips for driving a rental car in Dallas

How old do I need to be to drive in Dallas?

  • You must be at least 18 years old to drive in Dallas.

 

How old do I need to be to rent a car in Dallas with Hertz?

  • You must be 20 years old to rent a car in Dallas with Hertz.
  • You’ll need a valid driver’s license and debit or credit card.
  • You’ll also need to pay a ‘Young Renter Daily Fee’.

 

Please note: Renters under 25 are excluded from renting Dream Car® collection, Prestige collection and the Adrenaline Collection®.

 

  • All drivers and passengers must wear seat belts in Dallas.
  • Children must be secured in a suitable car or booster seat.
  • Speed limits vary depending on the type of road you’re on. For example, rural freeways are 75, 80 or 85 mph on specified segments of road, while urban freeways, divided roads and undivided roads are 75 mph. The speed limit in residential areas is 55 mph.

 

Check out our dedicated Dallas driving guide for more tips for driving your rental car in the ‘Big D’. It’s also worth familiarizing yourself with our Texas driving guide if you’re planning to venture further afield.

 

Rush hour in Dallas starts from around 7am until 9:30am. In the afternoon traffic picks up from around 3pm until 6:30pm. For a more relaxing driving experience driving your rental car around Dallas – especially downtown – arrange your journeys around these times where possible.

 

We have car rental locations at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (open Monday to Sunday from 6am till 1am) and Dallas Love Field Airport (Open 7am till 11pm Monday to Friday, 8am till 10pm Saturday and 8am till 11pm Sunday).

To get to the Hertz car rental counter at Dallas Forth Worth International Airport, head to the lower level of the airport and take the car rental shuttle. To get to the Hertz rental counter at Dallas Love Field Airport, use the courtesy bus stop on the lower level.

You can also take a bus service from Dallas Love Field Airport and Dallas Forth Worth Airport and rent a car from one of our nearby HLE locations in Dallas.

Looking for more information? Visit our support page for additional help.

 

A quick travel guide to Dallas

Dealy Plaza Dallas

Sixth Floor Museum

Take your Dallas car rental to the Sixth Floor Museum to learn about the assassination and legacy of President John F Kennedy. Delve into more than 60,000 artifacts to do with the historical, cultural and societal significance of the tragic event.

Klyde Warren Park

Klyde Warren Park

Uptown and the Arts District are separated by this peaceful green space that sits on top of the now underground Woodall Rodgers Freeway. There’s a huge tree-lined promenade, a children’s playground and a variety of animal and plant life. Burn off some steam playing table tennis, badminton and foosball.

Reunion Tower

Reunion Tower

Standing out among Dallas’ modern skyline is the giant globe atop the 561-foot-high Reunion Tower. Head up to the indoor and outdoor observation deck for breathtaking views over the city and northern prairie. There’s a restaurant atop the tower serving rare steaks and fine seafood for those looking for a unique dining experience.

The Joule

Inside this rejuvenated 1920s neo-Gothic building you’ll find a lobby full of dramatic art by the likes of Andy Warhol, Mungo Thomson and more. Rooms are stylish, with an air of exclusivity. Valet parking is also available for your Dallas car rental, but a daily charge applies.

Omni Dallas Hotel

Directly connected to the Dallas Convention Center via a sky bridge and with over 1,000 guest rooms and suites, Omni Dallas Hotel is the perfect place to unwind after a busy day of exploring.

HALL Arts Hotel

At the heart of the Design District, this 11-story boutique hotel is a work of art itself and is conveniently located for the city’s visual and performing arts venues. The hotel also features a restaurant that is open for breakfast, lunch, dinner and weekend brunch.

Pecan Lodge

Barbecue is big in Texas and Pecan Lodge is an award-winning restaurant on Main Street that makes grilling an art form – as evidenced by the regular lines out the door and around the car park. Pit-smoked brisket, pork ribs, and handmade jalapeno sausages with classic southwestern seasoning give you a true taste of Texas.

Javier’s

Tuck into some gourmet Tex-Mex in the Highland Park neighborhood to the city’s north. The dark, leather interior displays its upscale style or dine al fresco. Fajitas, red snapper, salmon en chipotle, and other Tex-Mex favorites are given a sophisticated twist on this packed menu.

Cattleack Barbeque

Drive your Dallas car rental to Cattleack Barbeque to sample a variety of BBQ-smoked meats and sides. Whether you want a quick pulled pork sandwich for lunch or a hearty plate of brisket, you’re sure to find something to satisfy your cravings.

Fancy a road trip from Dallas?

Fancy a road trip from Texas to Florida? Drive your rental car from The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza in Dallas, Texas to Vizcaya Museum and Gardens in Miami, Florida.

 

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