Cheap Flights to Dallas

Round-trip from	S$ 977	From Singapore to Dallas
One-way from	S$ 546	One-way flight from Singapore to Dallas

Flight route prices based on searches on Cheapflights within the last 3 days, monthly prices based on aggregated historical data.

Cheapest prices for Dallas flights by month

January

S$ 1,447

February

S$ 1,393

March

S$ 1,522

April

S$ 1,371

May

S$ 1,084

June

S$ 1,292

July

S$ 1,468

August

S$ 1,365

September

S$ 1,260

October

S$ 1,273

November

S$ 1,398

December

S$ 1,318

Currently, May is the cheapest month in which you can book a flight to Dallas. Flying to Dallas in March will prove the most costly. There are multiple factors that influence the price of a flight so comparing airlines, departure airports and times can help keep costs down.

When is the best time to fly to Dallas?

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SIN - A78 Price	S$ 1,084 - S$ 2,111
A78 Temperature	15 - 36 °C
A78 Rainfall	48 - 116 mm

April is typically the best time to fly to Dallas, but there are other times where great deals are available. If you are looking for warm weather when you arrive off of your flight to Dallas then July is statistically the hottest. October is historically the period with most rainfall.

Which day is cheapest to fly to Dallas?

The cheapest day to fly to Dallas is usually Tuesday. At the moment, Monday is the most expensive.

What time of day is cheapest to fly to Dallas?

At the moment, flights in the afternoon are likely to offer the best value for money for your Dallas trip. A flight in the morning will more often than not be of higher cost.

With a population of more than one million, Dallas, nicknamed “Big D” by the locals, is one of the largest cities in America. Having started out as a prairie trading post, the city has become a massive contributor to commerce across various industries such as finance, technology, and telecommunications which comprise the Dallas Cowboys, black gold, and the renowned Neiman Marcus department store.

Dallas is proud of, and some say downright stuffy about, its sophistication and its old wealth. For all that, Texans know how to laugh at themselves and how to have fun — especially in the Deep Ellum with its superb restaurants, galleries, shops, and clubs.

But it’s not all about the money. Visitors coming off a flight to Dallas are greeted with Texas hospitality and plenty of activities — museums, amusement parks, gardens, and historic sites. Dallas is also a sports town and is one of the few US cities that supports teams in six professional sports. Avid golfers who book flights to Dallas can play like local pros Byron Nelson and Lee Trevino in one of many golf courses around the city.

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Dallas climate

Spring is the storm season, and thunderstorms are typical. Summer brings a hot and dry wind with average highs in the 30s (Celsius), and temperatures more than 37 are not unusual. The winter can get quite cold, even icy, with average lows around zero and generally just about seven cm (three inches) of snow.

When is the best time to fly to Dallas?

Peak season:

The peak seasons for flights to Dallas are October and April/May. Autumn is the ideal time to visit, which is when the Texas State Fair is held.

Off season:

Prefer adventure to tourist attractions? Dallas is located at the southern edge of Tornado Valley and as such is a base city for storm-chasing expeditions and tours in the spring. Most visitors prefer to avoid the heat of the summer from June through September.

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Getting around Dallas

The main Dallas sights are easy to get to on foot. You can join any of a number of walking tours. Dallas’ public transportation system, the Dallas Area Rapid Transit, also called DART, runs buses and light-rail that connects the downtown Dallas Convention Center with the West End and other sightseeing spots. At the downtown Dallas Museum of Art, you can hop on the M-Line Trolley, also called the McKinney Trolley, to get to the historic McKinney Avenue area. It’s still a good idea to rent a car in Dallas. It’s a very big city, and you’ll be glad you have the option should you decide to spend time outside the city. There’s little free parking to be found downtown, and most hotels charge for parking. You will also have to battle rush hour traffic. The highway numbers are easy to find on a map, but many locals refer to them by name, like the Airport Freeway or Central Expressway. If you’re going to Deep Ellum at night, take a taxi.