Watch Party LED Screen Rentals in DFW

LED Screens for Afternoon Games

Noon and mid-afternoon kickoffs happen in full Texas sun. A projector washes out, and a row of TVs only works for the people standing closest. An LED screen stays sharp in direct sunlight, so the back of the crowd sees the same play as the front.

Getting the Game on the Screen

• We connect your streaming device, cable box, or satellite receiver over HDMI.
• Streaming needs a solid connection. A wired line is best; a strong hotspot works for most games.
• We test the feed before kickoff and keep a technician on site in case anything needs attention.
• Add our pro sound system so the commentary carries over the crowd.

Our watch party planning guide covers layout, sound, backups, and timing. Planning for February? The Super Bowl watch party guide covers the date, what to call the party, and February weather. Booster clubs bringing an away game home can follow the playoff watch party guide.

Tailgates

A trailer works for a tailgate in a private lot near the stadium, or at a church or business hosting a game-day party. Stadium-run lots often have their own rules for trailers and generators, so check with the lot operator before you book.

Broadcast Rights

Private parties are generally fine. If your event is open to the public, charges admission, or is run by a business, some leagues and broadcasters restrict showing games on large screens. Tell us what you plan to show and we’ll flag what to check before you promote it.

Which Screen to Choose

The 16′ × 9′ Main Event screen covers most watch parties up to about 1,500 people. For a big community event, step up to a Stadium screen.