The trolley is free and stops frequently. The cars have great vintage flair. They even have vintage looking conductors! The tracks and stops are in the heart of the bar and dinning areas of down town. More

Fun, bumpy, pretty hot but was a good cultural experience More

But not your tourist-info-trolley. You can get a map. And just look out the window, and see a small bit of Dallas pass by. It's free - and you can hop-on/hop off (just remember to ring the bell)... We don't have trolleys in Denmark anymore (last one stopped in 1972), so it's kind of "old-fashioned" for us, but it was... More

This is just a simple old trolley that rounds a Dallas neighborhood. The trolley is fairly easy to access from the actual Dallas public transportation. It stops by a few shops and goes through a residential area. If you're after sightseeing you don't get much out of this. More

If you are going to McKinney you have to ride the trolley at least once. Close your eyes and pretend you are in SF. Oh wait, no ocean and no bay. Oh well, it's still fun, and free. More

pet friendly! The drivers are courteous and even give a narrative tour! very friendly staff, highly recommend. More

During Museum night in the Arts District last week we first parked and ate at a resturant on McKinney Ave. The design wqs to eat and hop a Trolley to the DMA Trolley stop and walk over to the Nasher for tour, music and "Hugo" the Movie! Worked like a charm. It was crowed and so glad to see it.... More

Fun ride and it's free but remember to leave a tip (donation). Been to Dallas many times and did not know it existed. Boutique shops and restaurants at the end of the line in the West Village. More

because this is a doucher part of town! I am a Dallas native and this is the most pretentious section of town......only good think is pizza spot - Compana - 2nd best in city behind Sal's off Wycliffe...... More