Tyler Halloween House

For one night. For free. Because we love our community.

Trick or Treat 2026

Saturday · October 31 · 5:30 PM

bring the whole crew

100%

built by hand. all of it.

$0

to attend

1

very tired family

Who does this??

We're a family in Tyler's Azalea District who loves Halloween a completely normal amount. Every year we pick a theme and build it from scratch, from walls and facades to props, lighting, and sound.

What started as a family project has grown too big for us to pull off alone. We are lucky to have incredible friends who donate their time to make this happen, and on Halloween night a full cast in costume brings the build to life.

Then we throw the gates open, the streets close to cars, and the neighborhood fills with costumes of its own. It is the best night of the year.

The 2026 theme is under wraps

Nice try. It is still a secret.

All we'll say is to mind the little details. See you on the 31st.

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We close the streets for your safety

Halloween night draws a serious crowd, so the streets around the house close to cars while the candy flows. Park outside the marked zone and walk in. Pan, zoom, and tap a red line for details.

Closures run Halloween night only, roughly 5 to 10 PM. Thank you to the City of Tyler for allowing us to close the streets so trick or treaters can roam safely.

Questions we get asked

When is it?

Saturday, October 31, 2026. Candy starts flowing at 5:30 PM.

How much does it cost?

Nothing. It is free to attend.

Where is it?

The corner of S College Ave and Mockingbird Ln, in Tyler's Azalea District. The map above marks the house.

Where should we park?

Park outside the marked closure zone and walk in. The map above shows which streets close.

Which streets close, and when?

S College Ave between W 1st St and Mockingbird Ln, and Mockingbird Ln between S College Ave and S Chilton Ave. They close to cars on Halloween night only, roughly 5 to 10 PM.

Will we have to wait in line?

The line can get long on Halloween night. We run a full team to keep it moving.

What if it rains?

We go rain or shine. Dress for the weather and come anyway.

Is it right for young kids?

It is built for all ages, and trick or treating is the whole point of the night.

What is the theme this year?

We say it officially on October 1. Decorating starts in the middle of September, so you may work it out from what appears in the yard before then.

Are there other houses to see nearby?

Yes. Mockingbird Halloween Manor, Tyler Boneheads and Hollow Hill Tyler are all close by, and each one is listed further down this page.

We're giving away our secrets

new for 2026, build tutorials

People keep asking how we do it, so we are pulling back the tarp with step-by-step breakdowns of the props, the rigs, the facades, and the questionable engineering behind each build. Straight from our carport to your garage.

First tutorial coming soon

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