Halloween Events for DFW 2026

There’s so much Halloween fun in DFW this Halloween!

Dallas/Fort Worth loves Halloween. It features a large number of haunted attractions on top of city-based celebrations and special performances. Throughout the month of October and all over the region, Halloween events of all types are there to enjoy and celebrate the season.

For haunted attractions, you have Dark Hour Haunted House, the #1 haunted attraction in the area. Six Flags has Fright Fest, with mazes and haunt zones for tons of spooky fun on top of their rides. A wide variety of haunted attractions exist in the region, from small storefront attractions to massive “thrill parks” with multiple attractions at one location.

There are plenty of events for the whole family. Dallas offers a special screening of Hocus Pocus on the 11th in Griggs Park as part of their Fall film series. Eerie Irving is Irving’s annual trick-or-treat event, free to all, held at Trinity View Park on the 24th of October. Many other town in the DFW area hold their own trick-or-treat

Grown-ups don’t lack for spooky fun, however, with plenty of Halloween events best suited to the over-18 crowd.. The Freakquency Festival is a two-night EDM spectacular featuring a multi-stage production and food trucks.  Joe Bob Briggs is bringing his Halloween Spooktacular to the Texas Theater on Halloween itself for a live performance of his legendary Drive-In show.

If it’s scares you want, Dark Hour Haunted House is your top choice. Full of hand-crafted sets and effects, a large cast of talented actors await you to take the journey through the realms of every member of the Dark Hour Coven. From Cora Hive’s bugs and rats to Baba Lupina’s werewolves, the Coven has many plans to bring about the Dark Hour and end the world. Can you survive? Finding out will test your limits. Make a trip to Dark Hour Haunted House the top of your list of Halloween events this year!


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