Air
- Companies: Aeroméxico, American Airlines
- Duration: Approximately 6 hours
- Distance: 1,150 miles
- Costs: €350 [economy class, round trip]
- Roads/Routes: Not applicable
Pro Tip: Check for the best fares 3-4 weeks in advance and consider booking directly through the airlines for additional baggage benefits.
Recommendation: Book your flight from Mexico City International Airport (MEX) to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) for the most direct route. Be mindful of potential layovers if opting for cheaper airlines.
Ground Transportation
- Companies: Greyhound, Omnibus de México
- Duration: Approximately 22 hours (including breaks)
- Distance: 640 miles (from Mexico City to the U.S. border)
- Costs: €100 [one way]
- Roads/Routes: Take the Mexico 85D and US-83 N.
Pro Tip: Book your bus tickets in advance and opt for overnight buses whenever possible to save on accommodation costs.
Recommendation: This option is more economical but takes considerably longer. It’s best suited for those on a tighter budget and with a flexible schedule.
Car
- Companies: Rental services like Hertz, Avis
- Duration: Approximately 15 hours of driving time (excluding rest stops and border crossing time)
- Distance: 800 miles (from Mexico City to Fort Worth)
- Costs: Estimated €150 for rental + additional €50 for fuel + €30 for tolls = €230 total
- Roads/Routes: Use Mexico 85D, then US-83 N and I-35 N.
Pro Tip: Ensure you have proper insurance coverage, and consider crossing the border during daylight hours for safety.
Recommendation: Driving offers flexibility in stops and sightseeing along the way. Ideal for those looking to explore the regions between Mexico and Texas.