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Getting to the Sixth Floor Museum: Parking and trains.

Dealey Plaza and Elm Street seen from a seventh-floor window of the building
Photo: Carol M. Highsmith, Library of Congress, public domain

Short answer

The museum is at 411 Elm Street. Paid parking is next to it, and the price depends on the lot. By train, West End Station is about three blocks away.

In detail

Dealey Plaza is in downtown Dallas. You can drive or take the train.

  1. Driving.

    Paid parking is adjacent to the museum. Fees vary by lot. Oversized vehicles and buses are not allowed.

  2. DART.

    West End Station, served by every DART line, is about three blocks east of the museum.

  3. TRE.

    Union Station, with TRE trains to Fort Worth, is about five blocks south.

  4. Arriving with luggage.

    Rolling bags and items over 14 x 22 x 9 inches must be checked at the front desk for $5 each, by credit card.

  5. Step-free entry.

    An accessible ramp is at the northwest corner. All levels are accessible, and wheelchairs are available in the Visitors Center.

Call the museum if

  • You are coming by bus with a group
  • You need a wheelchair held for your visit
The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey PlazaClosed. Opens tomorrow 10 am
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The Sixth Floor Museum at Dealey Plaza History museum · 411 Elm Street, Dallas, TX 75202 (214) 747-6660Updated