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City outlines parking, shuttle plans and LED screen for Epic Central watch parties

Grand Prairie City Council briefing · March 3, 2026
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Summary

Officials described a traffic‑control plan, an underused shuttle agreement with Debiski, additional paved parking (about 350 spaces), cart service for mobility assistance, and plans to install a permanent LED wall for public viewing at Epic Central pending final approvals.

Zane and Epic Central staff told council they will install a permanent LED wall behind the Jam Box to host watch parties and other public viewings if the council approves the necessary permits. "So we're putting that up permanently so we can also do cowboys watch parties... In this case, the goal is that we would show every game that's available to us," staff said, adding that the LED wall is roughly 20 feet wide by 10 feet tall.

On parking and traffic, staff said the city has a shuttle agreement with Debiski (previously underused) and a traffic‑control plan that staggers closures when lots approach capacity. Staff said paving a vacant lot in front of the Summit added about 350 parking spaces and that on‑site cart drivers will help patrons with mobility needs during peak times.