Find the Best Cheap Flights from Portland to Dallas

From Portland with its rich green beautiful environment to the city that never sleeps –Dallas- you can do it cheap. Looking for affordable airfare has never been so simple! Discover great value and amazing choices with Faresmatch that would allow you an outstanding value with the best travel experience. For business people, family, or an adventurous single trip, the flights from Portland to Dallas give you access to the city's heritage, food culture, the famous Reunion Tower, and art in the Arts District. Get flying with low airfares and easy & secure flight tickets on your PDX to Dallas roundtrip flights for your adventure. Welcome to Dallas, the birthplace of several cultures and home to countless sights you’ll only find here!

The Best Way to Explore Dallas in Three Days

If you are looking for the best way to plan and save on your trip then Faresmatch is the right place for you. You can get cheap flights from Portland to Dallas here and a short tour guide to plan your Dallas Trip too.

Day 1: While in Dallas, be sure to start your day by visiting the Dealey Plaza, it has historical information and signs of some unfortunate incidents that occurred there. Visit the Dallas Farmers Market for a good lunch and to shop for farm fresh produce and local specialty products. The Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden is the perfect place to spend the afternoon right in the city center. Have a great Tex-Mex dinner at one of the great restaurants in the Bishop Arts District.

Day 2: Start your morning right with a visit to the Dallas Museum of Art. Next Visit the Klyde Warren Park, a beautiful outdoor walking area for food trucks and a picnic zone with benches. Visit a charming and scenic neighborhood of West End which has shops and restaurants, and the Museum on the Sixth Floor of Dealey Plaza. As the night approaches end it with some palatable Barbecue at Pecan Lodge or Lockhart Smokehouse.

Day 3: Go straight to the Dallas World Aquarium which provides a view of mainly sea animals and wild animals too. Today, go head over to the Perot Museum of Nature and Science which offers various touch-and-feel activities. End up by dining at one of the great restaurants in Uptown Dallas before going for a walk at the Katy Trial area in the evening.

Perfect time to book your Dallas Flight

It is perhaps important to know that the Dallas weather can change quite dramatically. The traveling time in Dallas is preferred to be during Spring and the fall seasons, that is, from March up to May and September to November with average high temperatures being 25 degrees Celsius and the low not dropping below 15 degrees Celsius. Summer is hot embracing June, July, and August with the highest temperature experienced in August while winter is also rough for most parts with slight showers embraced in December, January, and February. The spring seasons of March and May are not as warm as summer but they might rain. It's inadvisable to travel during the summer season if you want to avoid getting submerged with the number of people going to the beach. However, the worst or rather unfavorable month to travel to Dallas is during winter probably the months of January and February.

Places You Can't-Miss

Dallas

The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza.

Visit this history hub for information about the life of JFK and his brother and the assassination that claimed their lives. Situated in the building that was once the Texas School Book Depository the museum houses exhibits with photographs, films, and many other items presenting a powerful historical moment in America.

Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden

A nice park in Dallas covering 66 acres and located in the area close to the shore of White Rock Lake, the Dallas Arboretum is a perfect place for people interested in nature. It has carefully arranged seasonal flowers, well-realized landscape designs, and plots of open-air festivals which serve as perfect retreats from the noisy city.

Reunion Tower

If you want to gaze surrounded by stunning views of this city's skyline, Reunion Tower is worth it. The GeO-Deck observation level has exhibit areas and the revolving restaurant choice of the 'Five Sixty' brand.

Portland

Lan Su Chinese Garden

Located in the middle of this urban setting, Lan Su Chinese Garden remains a resort styled in traditional Chinese architecture, with a fish pond containing koi fish, and gorgeous plants. It is a very quiet place perfect for having a cup of Chinese tea and get away from alleys of concrete jungle.

Pittock Mansion

Located at a high altitude, this beautiful and classic ancestral house gives a view of the history of Portland through its building designs and interior structures. Aside from its history, the Pittock Mansion provides a spectacular view of the city and the adjacent mountains.

Powell’s City of Books

Powell’s is a unique store and by being the largest independent bookstore in the world it caters to book lovers. Stretching for an entire city block it has more than a million books, comfortable places to read them in, and a cute café to relax with your new reads at.

FAQs

Is there a direct flight available from Portland to Dallas?

Yes, non-stop flights are available for booking at Faresmatch, starting at Portland International Airport (PDX) and ending at Dallas Fort Worth International Airport (DFW).

When is the most favorable time to look for the flights for this route?

When it comes to savings on Faresmatch, the best time to look for affordable flights is 3-6 weeks before a trip that is planned for the weekdays.

When should I go on a trip to Portland?

In terms of weather conditions, the preferable time to visit the city is in spring, March-May, as well as in June-August, when outdoor activities are possible.

Is public transportation in Portland good?

Yes, indeed, Portland has one of the best public transport networks; buses, light rail known as MAX, and streetcars.

How vibrant is the nightlife in Dallas?

The city has an active nightlife comprising taverns, music halls, terraces, nightclubs and rooftops.