How much does it cost to rent an LED screen in Dallas–Fort Worth?
What an LED screen trailer costs in DFW, with five quotes worked out from posted prices.
LED Screen Rental in Dallas, TX
Klyde Warren Park ran free World Cup watch parties through the summer of 2026, but most screen events in Dallas are smaller and on private property.
LED screen trailers start at $2,750 for four hours of show time, with setup, power, and a technician. Delivery to Dallas is included. See all prices
Outdoor Events in Dallas
Klyde Warren Park’s Fourth of July celebration and holiday tree lighting draw crowds every year. Fair Park, home of the Cotton Bowl Stadium, fills up on fall weekends, and so do the trails and lawns around White Rock Lake.
A private event puts the screen where its own people already gather. In Oak Cliff that might be a church parking lot. In Uptown it’s an apartment pool deck, downtown a company courtyard at lunch, and near Lakewood a neighborhood block party.
Popular Event Ideas
- Sunday services in an Oak Cliff church lot
- Pool-deck watch parties in Uptown
- Lunch-hour events in downtown courtyards
- Block parties near Lakewood
- Graduation overflow viewing
Delivery to Dallas
Delivery is included anywhere within 30 miles of downtown Dallas, which covers the entire city.
Prices in Dallas
- Block Party, 12′ × 7′ LED screen: $2,750
- Main Event, 16′ × 9′ LED screen: $3,750
- Stadium, 17′ × 10′ up to 23′ × 13′ LED screen: from $5,250
- Classic Movie Night, 20′ inflatable projection screen: $895
Each LED package includes four hours of show time, setup, power, and a technician. Pro sound, a live camera feed, and the other extras are on the price list.
Planning an Outdoor Event in Dallas
Large public gatherings in Dallas happen at Klyde Warren Park, Fair Park, and the parks around White Rock Lake.
A public park or street usually needs a special event permit from the City of Dallas, often 30 to 90 days ahead. Private property, such as a church lot or an HOA amenity center, usually doesn’t. More in the permit guide.
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Our Guarantees
All three are written into your rental contract. See all booking terms.
Rental agreement §9.4
On-Time Guarantee
If the screen isn’t running at your start time because of the equipment or crew we provide, you aren’t charged for the lost time.
Rental agreement §6
Weather Reschedule
If lightning or high wind cancels your event, move it to any open date within 12 months at no charge. If your date can’t move, like Easter, and the call comes before the halfway point, you can take a refund of everything but the deposit instead.
Rental agreement §3
Posted Pricing
You pay our posted prices, and your written quote lists sales tax and any travel past 30 miles before you book.
Dallas Questions
How much does an LED screen rental cost in Dallas?
LED trailer packages start at $2,750 for a 12′ × 7′ screen and $3,750 for a 16′ × 9′, with four hours, setup, power, and a technician included. A 20-foot inflatable movie screen starts at $895.
Is there a delivery fee to Dallas?
No. Dallas is well inside our 30-mile included delivery zone.
How much space does the trailer need?
A fairly level spot with room for the trailer, a path our truck can tow through, and clear space overhead for the raised screen. We’ll confirm your spot from a photo or a map pin.
How soon can you come out?
Often within a week or two, and sometimes sooner. Ask about your date and we’ll tell you the same business day.
Planning Guides
Do you need a permit for an outdoor screen event in DFW?
Which DFW screen events need a city permit, and what Dallas and Frisco ask for.
The HOA movie night checklist, starting six weeks out
A week-by-week plan for a community movie night, starting six weeks out.
Check Availability in Dallas
Send your event date and city; it takes about 30 seconds.
What Happens Next
To see the full price first, use the booking form or call (214) 239-4458.
- The trailer runs on its own generator, so you don’t need an outlet.
- If lightning or high wind cancels your event, move it free to any open date within 12 months.
- Private property usually needs no permit. A public park or street usually does, often 30 to 90 days ahead; see the permit guide.