Run Project Series Pass
Texas’ premier half marathon series — register once, save on every race.
Run local, give local.™
Build your Series Pass
The Run Project Series Pass is how serious North Texas runners plan a full calendar without re-researching events every month. Instead of registering race by race — and hoping your target half marathon has not sold out — you select the events that match your training blocks, complete one checkout, and lock in your season.
Choose races across Dallas, Fort Worth, Waco, Little Elm, and Plano. Mix 5K, 10K, and half marathon distances. Bundle registration at a lower average cost than individual entries while guaranteeing capacity at popular events like Skyline, Pumpkin Spice, and Too Hot To Handle.
Why Series Pass
Built for runners who race more than once
Save on registration
Bundle multiple races at a lower per-event cost than registering individually. Compare totals in the Series Pass builder before checkout.
Guarantee your spot
Popular events sell out. Series Pass holders secure their entries early — before individual registration closes on flagship halves and themed 5Ks.
One checkout
Pick your races, pay once, and manage everything from Race Roster. Confirmation emails arrive per event with packet pickup details as race week approaches.
Support local
Every Run Project race gives back to organizations in the Dallas–Fort Worth community. Run local, give local.™ is built into every bib you buy.
Value proposition
Why runners buy a Series Pass instead of one-off entries
Individual race registration works for a single goal. The Series Pass works for athletes building a year around running — multiple distances, multiple cities, multiple seasons. Financial savings matter, but the psychological commitment matters more: when three or four races are already paid for, you show up on Tuesday evenings for training instead of negotiating with yourself.
Popular distances at Run Project events sell out. Skyline half marathon bibs, themed fall 5Ks, and summer signature races can close registration weeks before race day. Series Pass holders secure capacity earlier in the planning cycle, which removes the anxiety of watching “sold out” banners appear while you are still in base training.
The Series Pass also simplifies budgeting. One checkout, predictable per-race cost, and a clear lineup on your calendar for friends and family who want to cheer at multiple finishes.
Process
How to build your Series Pass
- Open the Series Pass builder. Visit get-your-series-pass on Run Project and view eligible events for the current season.
- Select races and distances. Mix 5K, 10K, and half marathon entries across Dallas, Fort Worth, and regional courses that fit your training blocks.
- Complete checkout on Race Roster. You receive confirmation emails per event with packet pickup and corral details as race week approaches.
- Train with the full calendar in view. Map heat, travel, and recovery weeks across the year — our training guides help structure the work between start lines.
Who it’s for
Runners who get the most from a Series Pass
Year-round DFW locals
You live in Dallas or Fort Worth and want a race on the calendar every season without re-researching events.
Distance progressions
You are moving from 5K to 10K to half marathon across the year with structured goals.
Running clubs & groups
Your club picks a series lineup so members train together toward shared start lines.
Charity & community teams
Teams that fundraise across multiple events benefit from bundled registration planning.
Compare
Series Pass vs. individual registration
| Factor | Individual registration | Series Pass |
|---|---|---|
| Upfront cost | Lower per single race | Higher initially, lower per-race average |
| Sellout risk | Race-by-race | Reduced when built early |
| Calendar planning | Ad hoc | Full season mapped |
| Commitment | Flexible | Strong motivator for training |
| Best for | One-off goals | Multi-race seasons |
Lineup
Every race available on the Texas series calendar
Select the events that match your goals. Half marathon specialists often anchor on Skyline and Badass Texas. 5K collectors hit Oktoberfest and St Paddy’s. Summer warriors add Too Hot To Handle after reading our heat training guide.
2026–2027 lineup
Races included in the series
Every event below is eligible for Series Pass registration. Click Register on any card or use the Series Pass builder to bundle multiple races in one transaction.
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Explore
Plan your season by city
Dallas running races
Skyline, Too Hot To Handle, Too Cold To Hold, and St Paddy’s Day Dash.
Fort Worth running races
Pumpkin Spice and Fort Worth Oktoberfest 5K.
Waco running races
Badass Texas half marathon, 10K, and 5K.
Plano running races
Hotcake Hustle — January 10K, 5K, and fun run.
Texas race series overview
Full schedule, regional breakdown, and training resources.
Interactive race calendar
Every date, every distance, one calendar.
FAQ
Series Pass questions
A bundled registration product that lets you select multiple races in the series at a lower average cost than registering one at a time.
Visit get-your-series-pass on Run Project, choose eligible events, and checkout through Race Roster.
Depends on current season rules — the builder displays eligible events and deadlines.
Deferral, transfer, and refund policies are defined in Race Roster terms for each event.
Math varies by season pricing. Compare the builder total against individual registration for your chosen distances.
Corral assignment follows registration data and event rules — not pass status alone.
Clubs often coordinate registration timing so members secure the same events before sellouts.
Flagship halves and popular themed 5Ks historically close first — plan early if those are your targets.
Ready to build your lineup?
Choose your races and register for the Texas half marathon series today.
Build Your Series Pass