Halloween lands on Saturday, October 31, 2026, and the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex will be moving all weekend: haunted houses running past midnight, family festivals packed into downtown parks, and parking lots filling up with cars that have been sitting longer than anyone planned.
That is where David's Tire and Battery fits. We're a mobile roadside company, not a tow-and-shop operation. We handle jump starts ($60), battery replacement (from $289), tire repair and tire changes ($65 sedan, $75 truck), lockouts ($60) and fuel delivery ($65). Pricing is flat-rate and confirmed on the phone, with no membership. Average arrival across the metro is 20–40 minutes.
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Dates and schedules are based on published 2026 listings. Verify operating hours and ticket availability before heading out.
Dallas Halloween Events
1. Trick or Treat on Downtown Streets
October 31 · 4–7 p.m. · Main Street Garden Park, 1902 Main Street, Dallas
The 8th annual Trick or Treat on Downtown Streets takes over Main Street Garden with trick-or-treating, local vendors, crafts, and family entertainment. Downtown Dallas parking means garages, surface lots, and vehicles sitting through a full evening of walking.
How David's helps: A car that will not crank in a downtown garage is a David’s jump-start or battery replacement job, not automatically a tow. David’s battery replacement starts at $289 installed on site with a 3-year warranty. A lockout after the event is also a mobile call, not a tow.
Best-fit services: jump-start, battery replacement, lockout
2. Stage Fright: A Halloween Family Festival
October 31 · 10 a.m.–1 p.m. · Sammons Park, 2403 Flora Street, Dallas
Stage Fright is a free family festival from the AT&T Performing Arts Center, presented with the Dallas Police Department’s Office of Community Affairs. Strollers are allowed in Sammons Park for this event only, which tells you what the crowd looks like: families with gear, kids in costumes, and cars loaded down for a morning outing.
How David's helps: Families leaving a morning festival do not want to wait on a tow for a battery that will not hold a charge. David’s technicians carry batteries on the truck, take the year, make, and model on the phone, and load the right unit before leaving—so the job finishes in one visit.
Best-fit services: battery replacement, jump-start, tire change
3. Dallas Día de los Muertos Parade and Festival
October 31 · Festival 4–10 p.m.; parade at 7 p.m. · Dallas City Hall Plaza, 1500 Marilla Street, Dallas
The 7th annual Dallas Día de los Muertos Parade and Festival runs from 4 to 10 p.m. with live music, food, crafts, Catrina and Catrín costumes, and a parade stepping off at 7 p.m.. It is a late-finish, high-crowd event in the middle of downtown.
How David's helps: Evening crowds and late departures are peak time for weak batteries and tire debris. David’s mobile tire service covers repair and replacement on-site; for a puncture that cannot be safely patched, the technician handles the swap in the lot rather than sending the vehicle to a shop. Flat-rate pricing is quoted before dispatch, so there is no surprise surge fee at 10 p.m..
Best-fit services: jump-start, mobile tire repair, lockout
4. Junkyard Haunted House at City Park
October weekends through October 31 · 1515 S. Harwood St., Dallas
Junkyard Haunted House is a haunted attraction set among historic buildings near downtown Dallas, with multiple scare experiences and late-night sessions.
How David's helps: Late-night haunt guests are classic jump-start and lockout customers. David’s is available 24/7/365, holidays included, and the dispatch line reaches a live person—not an answering service—so a 1 a.m. call gets a real ETA.
Best-fit services: jump-start, lockout, tire change
5. Candlelight: Halloween Classics
October 30 · 6:30 p.m. and 8:45 p.m. · First Presbyterian Church of Dallas
Candlelight: Halloween Classics brings a string quartet to First Presbyterian Church for a candlelit Halloween performance, with two evening showtimes.
How David's helps: Church events often mean street parking and older vehicles. A battery that is weak but not dead is a David’s battery test and replacement call, and the flat-rate quote happens on the phone before the truck rolls.
Best-fit services: battery replacement, jump-start, lockout
6. House of Spirits: A Haunted Cocktail Soirée
Seasonal dates · Alexander Mansion, 4607 Ross Ave., Dallas
House of Spirits is an immersive 21-and-over Halloween experience at the Alexander Mansion, combining theatrical performances, costumes, and themed cocktails. It is a nighttime, adult-crowd event.
How David's helps: Late-night adult events create lockout and jump-start calls. David’s handles both on-site. One important note: anyone who has been drinking should arrange a sober driver or rideshare. For the sober driver in the group, David’s can solve the vehicle problem without a tow.
Best-fit services: jump-start, lockout, tire change
Stuck near one of these? See Dallas roadside service.
Fort Worth Halloween Events
7. Treat Street at the Fort Worth Stockyards
October 31 · Noon–4 p.m. · Stockyards Station and Mule Alley, Fort Worth
Treat Street is a free family Halloween event in the Historic Fort Worth Stockyards with trick-or-treating, face painting, and Halloween entertainment across Stockyards Station and Mule Alley.
How David's helps: Families driving in from across Tarrant County may find a tire problem or dead battery after a full afternoon. David’s serves 60+ cities across DFW, and the technician loads the correct tire size before leaving the Irving base—no second trip for parts.
Best-fit services: tire change, jump-start, lockout
8. Ick or Treat at the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History
October 31 · 10 a.m.–2 p.m. · 1600 Gendy St., Fort Worth
Ick or Treat invites costumed children to trick-or-treat through the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History in the Cultural District.
How David's helps: A dead battery in a museum parking lot can turn a family outing into a long delay. David’s average arrival across the metro is 20–40 minutes, and the technician tests, delivers, and installs a fresh battery on-site—typically in 15–25 minutes once there.
Best-fit services: battery replacement, jump-start, lockout
9. Trick or Treat at the Fort Worth Aviation Museum
October 31 · 10 a.m.–4 p.m. · 3300 Ross Ave., Fort Worth
The Fort Worth Aviation Museum’s Halloween event includes candy stations, games, crafts, WWII jeep rides, and free admission for costumed guests.
How David's helps: Families coming from nearby suburbs can call David’s for fuel delivery, a jump-start, or tire assistance without leaving the museum lot. Fuel delivery is part of the same mobile dispatch—no membership required.
Best-fit services: fuel delivery, jump-start, tire change
10. Cutting Edge Haunted House
Select nights through November 13 · 1701 E. Lancaster Ave., Fort Worth
Cutting Edge Haunted House was voted No. 1 in America in USA TODAY’s 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards. The walk-through inside a century-old former meatpacking plant averages about 55 minutes, and the 2026 calendar runs nightly from October 28 through Halloween, with Friday and Saturday hours extending to midnight.
How David's helps: Late-night departures from a major haunt are prime flat-tire and dead-battery territory. David’s mobile tire service handles repair and replacement on-site, and the technician can back locking lugs off wheels even when the key is long gone—a detail that matters in a dark event lot.
Best-fit services: flat-tire repair, battery replacement, jump-start
11. Hangman’s House of Horrors
Select nights through October 31 · 4400 Blue Mound Road, Fort Worth
Hangman’s House of Horrors is a longtime Fort Worth haunt with multiple horror experiences and high traffic on Halloween night.
How David's helps: High-traffic haunt nights mean vehicles sitting in lots for hours. A weak battery that started fine at 7 p.m. may not crank at 11 p.m. David’s jump-start and battery replacement are both mobile, and the flat-rate quote is confirmed before dispatch.
Best-fit services: jump-start, battery replacement, lockout
12. Día de los Muertos en Fort Worth
October 31 · Parade at 10 a.m.; festival 11:30 a.m.–5 p.m. · Marine Park, Fort Worth
Fort Worth’s Día de los Muertos celebration includes a parade and a free festival at Marine Park with mariachis, ballet folklórico, food, and face painting.
How David's helps: Visitors moving between Fort Worth neighborhoods and surrounding cities may need tire repair or a jump-start on the way home. David’s does not tow; the goal is to fix the vehicle where it sits and get the driver back on the road.
Best-fit services: tire repair, jump-start, lockout
13. Here Come the Mummies at Billy Bob’s Texas
October 31 · Doors at 6 p.m.; show at 10 p.m. · 2520 Rodeo Plaza, Fort Worth
Here Come the Mummies brings a costumed funk show to Billy Bob’s Texas on Halloween night, with a 10 p.m. start and a late crowd departure.
How David's helps: Late-night concert departures are exactly when a mobile battery or lockout call beats a tow. David’s answers its own phone 24/7, including holidays, and the dispatcher routes the nearest technician with a live ETA texted to the customer.
Best-fit services: late-night jump-start, lockout, tire change
Stuck near one of these? See Fort Worth roadside service.
Arlington, Plano, Frisco, and Surrounding Suburbs
14. Fright Fest at Six Flags Over Texas
Select nights through November 1 · 2201 Road to Six Flags, Arlington
Fright Fest at Six Flags Over Texas runs select nights from September 11 through November 1, 2026, with haunted mazes, scare zones, live entertainment, and rides after dark. The parking lots are massive, and departures stack up late.
How David's helps: Large event parking areas create high-volume jump-start, tire, and lockout demand. David’s covers Arlington as part of its 60+ city DFW service area, and the no-tow model means a common problem does not become an automatic trip to a shop.
Best-fit services: jump-start, tire change, lockout
15. Pumpkin Nights
Seasonal evening attraction through early November · Howell Family Farms, Arlington
Pumpkin Nights is an illuminated pumpkin trail at Howell Family Farms with themed displays, photo opportunities, and seasonal entertainment. Families park and walk the trail for hours.
How David's helps: After a long walk, a vehicle that will not start is a battery call. David’s technicians test the battery, confirm whether it needs replacement, and install a fresh unit on-site if needed—flat-rate service fee plus the battery.
Best-fit services: battery replacement, jump-start, tire change
16. Dark Hour Haunted House
Select nights through November 13 · 701 Taylor Drive, Plano
Dark Hour Haunted House is an immersive, theatrical haunt in Plano with elaborate sets, live actors, and new rooms for 2026. It draws visitors from Frisco, McKinney, Richardson, and across North DFW.
How David's helps: Plano customers are often traveling from neighboring suburbs. David’s tire repair and tire changes run $65 for sedans and $75 for trucks, and the same flat-rate, no-membership model applies across the service area. A tire problem does not require a tow when the technician brings the tire to the vehicle.
Best-fit services: mobile tire replacement, battery replacement, jump-start
17. Trick or Treat Extravaganza at Grandscape
October 31 · 6–9 p.m. · 5752 Grandscape Blvd., The Colony
Grandscape’s Trick or Treat Extravaganza is a free family event with trick-or-treat stations, character appearances, a DJ, and stage performances in The Colony.
How David's helps: Families leaving restaurants, shops, and the event at the same time create a busy parking environment. A jump-start or lockout call is a mobile job for David’s—no membership, no dispatch broker, no tow.
Best-fit services: jump-start, lockout, battery replacement
18. Moxley Manor Haunted House
Select nights through October 31 · 510 Harwood Road, Bedford
Moxley Manor is a fully indoor haunted house in Bedford, operating its 17th season through October 31, 2026. Bedford’s Mid-Cities location pulls customers from both Dallas and Fort Worth.
How David's helps: Late-night dead batteries, tire problems, and locked-in keys are practical mobile jobs. David’s is based in Irving and runs its own trucks across the metro, so a Bedford call is a standard dispatch—not a broker looking for the lowest bidder.
Best-fit services: jump-start, tire change, lockout
19. Thrillvania Haunted House Park
Select dates through October 31 · 2330 County Road 138, Terrell
Thrillvania spreads multiple haunted attractions across a large property east of Dallas, with Friday and Saturday hours running late.
How David's helps: Visitors driving back toward Dallas from Terrell face a longer return trip. A tire failure, dead battery, or empty tank on a rural road is exactly where mobile service matters most. David’s fuel delivery and tire service are dispatched to the vehicle’s location, and the flat rate is quoted before the truck rolls.
Best-fit services: tire assistance, fuel delivery, jump-start
20. The Parker House Haunted Attraction
Seasonal Halloween nights · 8550 W. University Drive, Denton
The Parker House Haunted Attraction in Denton combines a haunted walkthrough with a zombie-themed hayride and additional Halloween experiences. Denton draws visitors from across North DFW.
How David's helps: A flat tire or dead battery after a late Denton visit is a David’s mobile call. The technician arrives with the right tire size or battery loaded, and the job is finished on-site—no tow, no shop drop-off, no waiting until morning.
Best-fit services: jump-start, tire change, lockout
Stuck near one of these? See Arlington roadside service.
Car trouble after a Halloween event? Call:
682-267-0991Mention SPOOKY10 for 10% off through October 31. Also serving Plano, Frisco, The Colony and Denton.