Fall Ideas for Group Transportation Outings in Dallas

Fall Events in Dallas
Dallas is a great place to be every fall. Temperatures have cooled. The leaves are starting to change colors. Halloween has settled itself right into the middle of the season. Many in the Dallas-Fort Worth area cheer on the Cowboys on Sunday afternoons throughout the fall. How will you get to these activities? One of the classiest and most convenient ways to do so is to take advantage of the chauffeured transportation options that ECS Transportation Group offers.

Pumpkin Patch
A fall event that a number of Dallas-Fort Worth families have made an annual tradition is visiting a pumpkin patch. Fortunately, there are several to choose from. One of the biggest is the Big Orange Pumpkin Farm, which is located at Gunter’s Preston Trail Farms, 52 miles north of Dallas. For $10, pumpkin lovers get to enjoy the hay maze, the roping pen, a hayride and feed for animals in the petting barn. This pumpkin patch is open from Sept. 26-Nov. 25. If you’re looking for a fun family activity away from the city, this is a great option. Here is a list of additional pumpkin patches in the area. As always Autumn at the Arboretum (September 19 – November 1, 2020) is an excellent day out!

Halloween
Halloween Displays Within Dallas’ city limits and close-in suburbs, these two neighborhoods have been perennial favorites due to their over-the-top Halloween displays.
Lakewood Neighborhood — Fitzhugh Avenue and Victor Street , Swiss Avenue Historic District, Deerfield – Plano, TX (Preston & Legacy) or check out Six Flags HALLOWFEST.
There are several top notch Haunted houses that we take our groups to, click here to learn more.

Wine Tours
Many Texans also enjoy taking in wine tours during the fall, and ECS Transportation Group can provide transportation for these as well. In fact, the wine industry has started taking off in the Dallas-Fort Worth area as of late, and, as a result, so have wine tours. The appropriately named Grapevine, which is 23 miles from both Dallas and Fort Worth, is at the epicenter of the local wine industry. A couple of wineries to consider include Grapevine’s Delaney Vineyards and Burleson’s Lost Oak Winery. However, those are far from the only quality choices click here to see others. Let us know where you would like to go, and we’ll take you there.

Casino Tours
Casino tours is another of the fall events in Dallas that’s been gaining in popularity. Most gamblers make the short trip across the Oklahoma border as there are no casinos in the Lone Star State. WinStar World Casinos, which is 81 miles north of Dallas, is the world’s largest; it has 370,000 square feet of casino floorspace. Just a little further, at 91 miles away, is Choctaw Casinos & Resorts. Its 219,000 square feet of gaming space provides plenty of gambling opportunities as well. Another option is heading to Louisiana, but casinos in the Shreveport-Bossier City area are more than twice as far: 188 miles.

Fall Sports
When many think of fall events in Dallas, the Cowboys initially come to mind, and we provide a way for you to go to AT&T Stadium in style. Meanwhile, fans of the college game have three primary options in the metroplex: the North Texas Mean Green, the SMU Mustangs and the TCU Horned Frogs. The Red River Showdown, which is played at the Cotton Bowl, attracts large crowds on an annual basis as well. The fall is also traditionally when the basketball and hockey seasons start. Several of those in the Dallas-Fort Worth area support the NBA’s Dallas Mavericks and the NHL’s Dallas Stars.