Umrah Packages from Dallas

Travel Logistics & Umrah Flight Prices from Dallas

Pilgrims fly from your nearest US international airport to King Abdulaziz International Airport in Jeddah (JED). Direct and one-stop routings are typically operated by Saudia, Emirates, Qatar Airways.

• Economy return fare
  $850 – $1,200
• Premium / Business return fare
  $1,800 – $3,200

Prices are indicative return fares from Dallas. Peak season (Ramadan, school holidays) and last-minute bookings run higher. Fares are estimated separately from hotel/land packages.

Umrah Package Durations from Dallas

Flights from Dallas to Jeddah

Flying from Dallas/Fort Worth International (DFW) keeps things simple for Dallas families — no positioning hotel, no coach transfer, just a straight check-in three hours out.

DFW has scheduled non-stops to Jeddah with Saudia, airborne for approximately 14h 30m. For families with young children, avoiding a connection is usually worth paying a modest premium for.

If the direct is full, Turkish Airlines via Istanbul and Qatar Airways via Doha are the fallbacks worth comparing rather than shifting your whole trip by a week.

Plan on $765–$1,325 return per person from DFW. Two seats on the same aircraft booked in different fare classes can differ by a third, which is exactly why we quote airfare separately from the land package instead of hiding it inside one number.

Picking the right month to fly from Dallas

Thanksgiving week, the Christmas/New Year break and the June–August school holidays drive the highest fares from US gateways. Late January through early March, and mid-September to late October, are the value windows.

That rhythm is remarkably stable in Texas. Fixed dates mean you should commit early; flexible dates mean you should let us test the fortnight either side, because a ten-day shift usually beats every discount code you will find.

Ramadan is its own category. The last ten nights are the most sought-after nights of the year at Masjid al-Haram, hotel rates run several times normal, and Haram-area inventory is committed months ahead. If you want Ramadan from Dallas, start five to six months out.

Why Dallas pilgrims book with us

Much of our Dallas business arrives through the community around Islamic Center of Irving and EPIC Masjid — one family travels, returns, and tells the next. That only works if the trip matches what was promised, which is why every Makkah hotel we sell has been walked by our own team rather than bought from a wholesaler's photo library.

If several families in Irving, Plano and Richardson are going in the same window, book as one group. You get a shared coach to Dallas/Fort Worth International, rooms on the same floor, and a lower per-head price through triple and quad occupancy.

Someone is on WhatsApp when it is daytime in Dallas, and the same person stays with your booking from enquiry through to your return flight.

Hotel selection advice for Dallas travellers

A direct flight means a predictable arrival, so we can pre-assign your Jeddah driver and get you to Makkah in around two hours. Red-eye arrivals are worth considering precisely because they price lower.

At the top of your $800–$3,500 range you are buying steps, not stars: properties in and beside the Abraj Al-Bait complex put you at a Haram gate in under five minutes, which matters most for elderly parents and for the last ten nights of Ramadan. Mid-range, a four-star eight to twelve minutes out delivers the same room quality for materially less.

The properties Dallas pilgrims book most often are Fairmont Clock Royal Tower, Pullman ZamZam Makkah, Conrad Makkah, Swissotel Al Maqam, Makkah Towers and Anjum Hotel Makkah — each page shows live rates, verified gate-to-lobby walking times and real guest feedback.

Distances on our site are walked and timed by our team. A "300 metres from the Haram" claim can easily mean a twelve-minute route once you account for the pedestrian layout.

What Umrah from Dallas really costs

Pilgrims in Dallas usually see a headline price first and discover the extras later. Here is the arithmetic without the marketing.

Expect $800 to $3,500 per person for the ground arrangements over ten nights, on top of $765–$1,325 for the flight. Shorter trips scale down almost linearly once the fixed transfer costs are covered.

Hotel distance is the single biggest lever. A room inside the Haram courtyard can cost three to four times a clean four-star property twelve minutes' walk away, and for many Dallas families the walk is the better trade — the saving funds two extra nights.

Our quotes are final, not indicative. Everything — visa processing, all ground transport, taxes, both cities — is inside the total. When comparing against another the United States operator, ask them for the walking distance in metres and whether Madinah transfers are included; that is usually where the difference hides.

Entry requirements for pilgrims from Dallas

US passport holders qualify for the Saudi eVisa, approved online in 24–48 hours and valid for a year of multiple entries. Green-card holders and other residents apply the same way as long as the residence permit is valid for six more months.

The paperwork that actually causes problems is mundane: expiring passports, the meningitis certificate, and consent documentation for children travelling with only one parent. Send us scans early and we will flag anything short.

Dallas pilgrims pay nothing extra for visa support, and our Buyer Protection covers a full refund of land costs on a refusal that is not your doing.