Is Dallas Safe for Women?

While I still travel a lot and only see Dallas as a home base, I would say that renting a vehicle or walking with a man makes me feel much safer than if I were alone. Public transportation is okay as are Ubers as far as safety is concerned.

Overall, pretty typical safety for a US city. I would say as long as you’re aware of your surroundings and have a good idea of what neighborhoods to stay in, you’ll be fine. I lived in Kansas City for a while and feel safer in Dallas.

Dallas has many neighborhoods and they are relatively safe, however, solo travelers should be a bit more weary at night especially if you’re trying to experience the night life. Avoid south Dallas near the state fair grounds, alone. The neighborhood of Pleasant Grove is not pleasant and the neighborhood of Oak Cliff has a smaller section call Bishop Arts and that’s safer for visiting in the evenings.

Pretty safe! I live in the suburbs so it feels even safer! At night I don’t have to worry about being scared of mugging or robbery. However, anywhere in the world you got to have caution! Pepper spray just in case.

Dallas is pretty safe if you have a car or Uber/Lyft. It’s impossible to get around without it. As far as going out and nightlife, most areas are fairly safe. Some catcalling/harassment but not major.

Family travel

Visited different part of Dallas downtown. Giant EyeBall Sculpture is interesting place to visit. We also saw other places like the Thanksgiving Square and Main Street District. We also visited our church in the last day of our trip.