Fort Worth Central Station

TRE Western Fare Zone

Corner of 9th and Jones Streets
(1001 Jones Street, Fort Worth 76102)

Fort Worth Central Station is home to Trinity Metro’s largest bus transfer center, and Trinity Metro Customer Care maintains a staffed kiosk inside for passenger information services. Taxi, Amtrak and Greyhound are available also. Facilities and services are 100% wheelchair accessible.

Customer Features

Wheelchair Accommodations
Restrooms
Telephones
Ticket Vending Machines
“Kiss & Ride” Passenger Drop-Off/Pick-Up
Meeting Rooms
Customer Service Center
Amtrak Train – 1(800)872-7245 – website
Greyhound Bus Depot – 1(800) 261-7331 – website
Taxi Stand

Connecting Bus Routes

Trinity Metro routes
1, 2, 5, 6, 11, 12, 15, 46, 61X, 63X (M-F), 65X (M-F), 66X (M-F), 89, The DASH, Molly the Trolley, Trinity Metro TEXRail, plus Amtrak and Greyhound.

View a map of downtown Fort Worth Connections

Fort Worth Central Station opened January 12, 2002. Fort Worth Central Station offers access to commuter rail service on Trinity Metro TEXRail and the Trinity Railway Express, as well as regional and national Amtrak train service, taxi and bus service provided by Trinity Metro.

The architecture of Fort Worth Central Station is designed to echo the city’s past while blending with the surrounding buildings downtown. The most striking aspect of the building’s exterior is the 70-foot, four-faced clock tower that has become a Fort Worth landmark.

In addition to the interior and exterior amenities, customers will find visual art an integral part of Fort Worth Central Station. A depiction in clay of the history of African American businesses/life that existed at the site of Fort Worth Central Station between 1865 and 1940 may be seen in five panels inset into the wall of the breezeway entrance. This was sculpted by artist Paula Blincoe Collins.

On permanent display is a restored original Interurban Trolley (CAR 25) that ran the rails between Fort Worth and Dallas from 1924 to 1934. A shaded courtyard leads to a life-size interactive game board designed by local artist Joan Zalenski.