Victory Station
West side of the American Airlines Center
(2525 Victory Ave., Dallas 75219 - Mapsco 45E)
Located on Victory Avenue, across the street from the American Airlines Center's west entrance, Victory Station is served by the DART Rail Green and Orange lines and Trinity Railway Express trains, as well as DART Rail Red Line and Blue Line special event trains.
Train Schedules:
Green Line, Orange LineTrinity Railway Express (Opens in a new window)
Special Event Red Line and Blue Line
• DART Rail trains operate on Platforms 1 and 2
• TRE trains operate on Platforms 3 and 4
Note: Weekday westbound TRE trains between 5:54 a.m. and 9:25 a.m. depart from Platform 4, the westernmost platform. Weekday eastbound TRE trains between 3:34 p.m. and 6:04 p.m. depart from Platform 4. All other departures use Platform 3.
Departing Victory Station after an event at the American Airlines Center:
• DART Rail: Follow signs to Platforms 1 and 2.• TRE: Be sure to follow all posted directions to Platform 3, where your westbound TRE train will be boarding.
• Use only the crosswalks at the extreme north and south ends of the platform area to reach your train.
• Under no circumstances attempt to walk around or through other trains at the station, as this could delay your departure and poses a serious safety concern.
Connecting Bus Route:
Stemmons-Design District Service (Route 749)Customer Features:
- Passenger Shelters
- Windscreens
- Seating
- Customer Information
- Ticket Vending Machines
- Public Art
- No Public Parking Available
Popular Attractions and Destinations:
- American Airlines Center
- Katy Trail pedestrian and bicycle path
- One Victory Park office building
- Victory Park
- W Dallas - Victory Hotel
- Learn about Living on the Rail Line
Station Art:
Station Style: Design merges fun and functionWith nods to downtown Dallas' colorful history and touches of playful whimsy, Victory Station is designed for both aesthetic appeal and efficient function.
The station boasts four platforms for DART Rail and its companion Trinity Railway Express (TRE) commuter service between Dallas and Fort Worth. While the platforms are topped by DART's familiar gull-wing canopies, the supporting columns are unique to Victory with rich terracotta brick.

The platforms - longer than at most DART Rail stations to accommodate longer commuter trains - have pavement patterns that evoke balls bouncing wildly in every direction. Under the canopies, station design artist Pamela Nelson created game boards, playing fields and cards - some familiar, some whimsical.

Partners for the common good
Victory Station and the 1.2-mile rail extension from West End Station and Union Station represents a $79 million investment in public transit as well as a unique collaboration between DART, the City of Dallas, and Victory, a development of Hillwood and Southwest Sports Realty.

The key issues for DART were staying on budget and staying on schedule with the agency's larger expansion plans. "This is our gateway to the Northwest, and it was important that we stay on track," says Tim McKay, DART's senior vice president for project management.
"The main issue for Victory was that light rail had to be accessible to the entire district, and it had to be safe and not disrupt pedestrian traffic flow," says Jonas Woods, president of Hillwood Capital. "We achieved all of that as we brought the benefits of DART Rail into this new urban environment."