[3] Initial plans for the Lovers Lane station suggested either an at-grade or aerial station, both of which would have an 800-space parking lot and would be located south of an elevated crossing at Lovers Lane.

[5] As part of DART's Station Art & Design Program, DART installed tile mosaics depicting bois d'arc trees and ten windscreens featuring poems by local poet Robert Trammell.

[2] At opening, the station was the eastern terminus of a shuttle to Dallas Love Field.

[9] In 2008, the city of Dallas established a four-segment tax increment financing district around several DART rail stations.

One of the sub-districts consists of land along Greenville Avenue between Lovers Lane and SMU/Mockingbird stations.