Full midway in one trailer
Striped game booths, concession tents, ticket booths, prize booths - one crew stages the row, one invoice closes it.
A carnival without booths is a parking lot with inflatables. Add a red-and-white striped game booth, a concession tent pouring lemonade, a ticket booth at the gate, and a prize booth at the exit, and the same parking lot reads like a midway. That is the line we straddle every weekend for Frisco megachurch fall festivals, Prosper ISD spring carnivals, and Twin Creeks block parties - the booths do the theming, the tents do the logistics.
We stock striped booth fronts, high-peak pole tents from 10×10 to 30×60, frame tents for plazas, sidewalls for wind, water-barrel ballast for asphalt, and the permit paperwork Dallas and Plano want before canopy day. One trailer, one crew, one invoice - paired with our carnival games, concessions, and inflatables under the same roof.
Call 972-429-4545 or book online - October church-festival Saturdays lock by August, and the 30×60 pole tent goes with the first caller.
Striped game booths, concession tents, ticket booths, prize booths - one crew stages the row, one invoice closes it.
Flame cert, site plan, anchoring note - we prep the Dallas and Plano filings; you submit them a week out.
Classic red-white striped valances, chalkboard price cards, counter-height shelves - built for dart-toss and ring-toss.
Water-barrel kits hold 40-mph gusts on parking lots. Pole tents stake on school fields and HOA greens.
Sink-height counter, front service window, prep lane behind - the booth the cotton-candy volunteer does not fight.
Booths, tents, carnival games, inflatables, concessions, stage, sound - one call, one COI, one load-in.
A few moments from real DFW church-festival and HOA-block-party setups - striped booths, high-peak tents, and every piece delivered, staged, and struck by our crew.
Current DFW tent inventory - scale to your headcount, venue surface, and wind exposure.
Single game booth or concession point - peaked top, velcro sidewalls, under the Dallas permit threshold.
Concession booth plus prep lane, registration check-in, or double game station. Still under the permit cutoff.
Seats 32 at rounds or stages four booths on a midway. Permit required in Dallas, Plano, Frisco, and Allen.
Seats 64 or eight booths in a row - the classic Frisco megachurch fall-festival midway footprint.
Seats 150 at rounds or twelve booths on a midway - the main tent for Prosper ISD spring carnivals.
No center pole - for corporate plazas, school courtyards, and HOA pads where cables or a pool fence cut the span.
Full-height panels for weather pauses, stage backdrops, or midway privacy - velcro-mounted on every frame.
300-pound barrels on every tent leg - rated to 40-mph sustained on asphalt, concrete, and clubhouse pads.
Edison-bulb globe strings along the ridge, LED perimeter under the eaves - the nighttime festival look.
Tent availability thins from September through early November - church fall-festival weekends book the 20×40 and 30×60 first.
The Midway Row
This is the look we get asked for every church fall festival. A continuous row of red-and-white striped booth fronts, chalkboard price cards on each, prize shelving loaded behind, a midway lane painted on the asphalt, and globe strings strung pole-to-pole overhead. Guests walk the line, volunteers run the games, the prize booth anchors the exit, the ticket booth anchors the entry.
What lands with every midway booking:
The row stages first in the load-in order so the walking lane and the game booths are photo-ready before the inflatables even inflate.
Booth fronts and concession tents for every role on the midway:
Classic red-white striped valance, counter-height shelf, chalkboard price card, numbered sign - pairs with our carnival games and inflatable midway games.
Ticket booth with cash drawer, wristband roll, printed ticket rolls, and a posted price card - the entry-gate setup that keeps the line moving.
Tiered prize shelving, clipboard inventory, low-tier plush bins on top, big-ticket prizes behind - the exit-gate booth.
Sink-height counter, front service window, prep lane behind - built for popcorn, cotton candy, nachos, hot dogs, and lemonade.
Every booth ships with sandbags, back skirting, and a front valance - nothing held together with zip-ties on the day.
The booths and tents carry the event. The signage and extras sell the ticket price:
We can scale from a single backyard 10×10 to a full corporate midway at The Star with a 30×60 main tent, twelve booths, and a ticket-gate archway.
Will It Clear the Lot?
Before the trailer rolls, we confirm the spot. A 20×40 pole tent needs a 24×44 pad with a stake-able perimeter or legal ballast. A 30×60 needs 34×64 and a gate the trailer can turn through. Cities want a permit above 400 square feet. Nine of ten DFW parking-lot setups clear on the call; the tenth we catch on a site walk so nobody is unrolling canvas at 3pm on festival Saturday.
24×44 pad for 20×40 34×64 pad for 30×60 Stakes on grass, barrels on asphalt Dallas permit over 400 sq ft 12ft gate clearance for the trailer 110v outlet for lighting
Church parking lots, Prosper ISD campuses, and corporate plazas usually clear on the walk-through. HOA pool pads occasionally need a frame tent instead of a pole tent because of underground irrigation - we scout it on the call.
Same-day delivery and setup throughout the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex:
Travel fees may apply for events outside our standard radius - call 972-429-4545 for a quote.
A rule of thumb: one game booth per 40 guests, one concession tent per 75 guests, plus a ticket booth and a prize booth at the entrance. A 400-guest Frisco megachurch fall festival usually runs 10 booths across a 20-foot midway. We size the layout on the site-walk call.
Pop-ups run 10×10 for a single game or concession. 10×20 fits a concession booth plus a prep lane. High-peak pole tents scale from 20×20 (seats 32) to 20×40 (seats 64) to 30×60 (seats 150). Frame tents work where center poles are a problem - corporate plazas, school courtyards.
Dallas and Plano require a permit for any tent over 400 square feet - our 20×20 or larger. The city wants a site plan, flame-certificate, and anchoring note. We provide the paperwork; you file it. Frisco, Allen, McKinney, and Prosper follow the same threshold.
Yes. Every frame tent ships with water-barrel ballast kits - 300-pound barrels on every leg on asphalt, concrete plazas, and HOA clubhouse pads. Pole tents need stakes, so those run on grass at parks and school fields. We confirm the surface on the call.
Same-day delivery across Frisco, Plano, McKinney, Allen, Prosper, Wylie, Dallas, Fort Worth, Arlington, and Garland. We stage midway rows at church parking-lot fall festivals, Windsong Ranch and Twin Creeks HOA block parties, Prosper ISD and Frisco ISD spring carnivals, and corporate campus events at Legacy West and The Star.
Frame and pole tents are rated to 40-mph sustained wind when properly ballasted. We pause setup and remove sidewalls above 25-mph sustained, and take the canopy down above 40-mph or a thunderstorm watch. Pop-ups come down at 20-mph. We monitor NOAA DFW on event day.
Call 972-429-4545 or book online - fall-festival Saturdays lock by August, and the 30×60 pole tent goes with the first caller.