Event logistics
Halloween 2026 in Dallas–Fort Worth: Car Service for Parties, Haunted Houses and Fright Fest
Halloween falls on a Saturday this year. How to get your group to parties, haunted houses and Six Flags Fright Fest and home again without anyone driving, at a fixed price.
Oct 2026 · 5 min read · Blitz Limo
Halloween 2026 falls on a Saturday, so the biggest costume parties, bar crawls and haunted-house nights in Dallas–Fort Worth all land on the same weekend. The next day, Sunday, November 1, the Cowboys host the Arizona Cardinals at AT&T Stadium at noon. It is one of the busiest weekends of the year on North Texas roads.
If your plans involve costumes, a party or two and getting home late, a chauffeur takes the hardest part off the table: nobody in your group has to drive, look for parking or wait for a rideshare in a crowd. Here is how it works with Blitz Limo, what it costs, and where we drive on Halloween weekend.
Why book a chauffeur for Halloween
- Nobody has to drive. Everyone in the group can enjoy the night and get home safely, including whoever usually ends up as the designated driver.
- A fixed price. You see the price before you book, and it doesn't surge at midnight when every party lets out at once.
- Room for costumes. Wings, capes, masks and props fit far better in a black executive SUV than in the back of a compact rideshare car.
- The car waits for you. With hourly service the chauffeur stays with you between stops, so you're never stuck outside looking for a ride.
- No parking. Haunted houses, Fright Fest and the bar districts fill their lots and streets quickly on Halloween weekend. We drop you at the door.
Where we drive on Halloween weekend
Six Flags Fright Fest, Arlington
Fright Fest runs on select nights through Sunday, November 1, with the haunted houses opening in the evening. We're based in Arlington, minutes from Six Flags Over Texas. Hotels in the Entertainment District, such as the Loews Arlington, are under 10 miles away, a fixed $120 one-way. Tell us when the park closes that night and your chauffeur will be waiting at an agreed spot when you come out. Check the park's calendar for open nights before you book.
Haunted houses
DFW has some of the best-known haunts in the country, including Cutting Edge Haunted House in Fort Worth and Dark Hour Haunted House in Plano. Most haunts sell tickets by date and entry time, so book your ride around your time slot and allow an hour or more for the line and the walk-through. Hourly service works well here: the car waits nearby while you're inside.
Halloween parties and bar districts
Uptown, Deep Ellum, Lower Greenville and Oak Lawn in Dallas, and West 7th and Sundance Square in Fort Worth, all fill up on Halloween Saturday. Oak Lawn's Halloween block party on Cedar Springs Road is one of the biggest street parties in the city and is usually held on a late-October Saturday, so check the organizers' date. Streets around block parties close in the evening, so we agree a pickup spot on a nearby open street.
Going to a house party in Southlake, Frisco or Highland Park? We drive door to door, and you can add stops to pick up friends on the way.
Halloween weekend and the Cowboys
Party on Saturday, game on Sunday: the Cowboys play the Cardinals at noon on November 1. If you're staying in Arlington for both, our AT&T Stadium car service page explains drop-off and pickup at the stadium.
What a Halloween ride costs
One-way rides are priced by distance and fixed when you book: up to 10 miles is $120, up to 20 miles $160 and up to 30 miles $180.
For a night with several stops, hourly service keeps the car and chauffeur with you: 2 hours $199, 3 hours $289 or 4 hours $379, with 20 miles of driving included and $8 for each extra mile. Each SUV seats up to five guests. For a bigger group, tell us your headcount when you book.
Most Halloween nights work one of two ways:
- There and back: a one-way ride to the party and a second one-way ride home at a set time. Best when you're staying in one place.
- Party-hopping: 3 to 4 hours of hourly service. Best for a bar crawl, two parties, or a haunted house followed by dinner.
See all rates on our prices page, or compare the costs with rideshare in black car vs rideshare in Dallas.
Tips for Halloween night
- Book early. Halloween Saturday is one of the busiest nights of the year for car services, and evening times go first.
- Set your pickup before you go in. Agree a time and a meeting point, ideally a corner outside any closed streets, and share the booking with your group.
- Mention big costumes. If someone is wearing wings, an inflatable or a large prop, tell us when you book so we can make sure it fits.
- Let face paint dry. Fake blood and body paint are part of the fun, but let them dry before you get in. Cleaning fees apply for stains.
- Bringing kids? Tell us their ages when you book so we can talk about car seats.
Common questions
How much is a limo for Halloween in Dallas?
A one-way ride starts at $120 for up to 10 miles. Hourly service is $199 for 2 hours, $289 for 3 hours or $379 for 4 hours, for up to five guests in a black executive SUV.
Can the chauffeur wait while we're at a party or haunted house?
Yes, with hourly service. The car stays nearby for as long as you've booked.
How many people fit?
Up to five guests per SUV. For a larger group, tell us your headcount when you book.
Book your Halloween ride
Enter your pickup, drop-off and time in the booking form on our homepage to see your price, or call us at (682) 395-1451. We're available 24/7 by reservation.
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