The Halloween Town Pumpkin Patch In Nevada Is A Classic Fall Tradition
You know it’s officially the fall season when you start seeing pumpkin patches popping up all over the state. Picking out the perfect pumpkin and indulging in Halloween-themed fun is a beloved fall tradition for many, specifically at southern Nevada’s Halloween Town Pumpkin Patch. Returning for another year of Halloween-themed fun, you’ll want to plan a visit to one of the Halloween Town locations for a night of family-friendly entertainment that only comes once a year!
It's back! Halloween Town Pumpkin Patch has opened its three locations in southern Nevada once again for fall festivities, and you'll want to plan a family outing at one of them soon.
Halloween Town has been the source of seasonal entertainment in Las Vegas for more than 20 years. The original Halloween Town started at Boca Park in Summerlin, and the attraction has since added two locations: one off Las Vegas Boulevard and the other off Rainbow Boulevard.
Halloween Town is the perfect mix of all sorts of fun-filled attractions, including rides, games, and a pumpkin patch. The location at Boca Park is more geared towards young children, whereas the other locations boast more intense rides. Keep that in mind when you're planning your visit!
This beloved fall destination is currently open through October 31st. All locations are open seven days a week, but hours vary depending on which location you visit. Admission and parking are free, and guests can purchase individual tickets for the rides and games they wish to experience.
Of course, the highlight of any visit to Halloween Town is getting to pick out the perfect pumpkin. Head on over to the pumpkin patch where you'll have your choice between all shapes and sizes.
The food is another stellar reason to plan an outing at Halloween Town! Expect a classic selection of carnival food, including fresh-squeezed lemonade, funnel cakes, cotton candy, and all sorts of other goodies.
Halloween Town will only be around for a couple more weeks, so stop by one of their locations to fulfill your family fall traditions. Visit the festival's website for more information and follow their Facebook to keep updated about this year's experience.
