Hike Through A Jack-O-Lantern Lit Enchanted Forest At Jack’s Pumpkin Glow In Tennessee
The fun of a Tennessee Halloween can be found everywhere during the autumnal season, from pumpkin patch visits to hayrides to corn mazes. It’s in the heart of Middle Tennessee, however, that you’ll find one of the most mindblowing displays of all: Jack’s Pumpkin Glow. This ticketed event makes for a jack o’ lantern experience you’ll never forget. Great for mom, dad and kids of all ages, this family event is sure to wow. Don’t miss it this October in Nashville, Tennessee.
Jack's Pumpkin Glow is hosted in multiple places throughout the United States, including Chicago, Philadelphia, and Washington, DC. Folks may know it by its original title, The Glow. In Tennessee, it's held at Andrew Jackson's Hermitage.
What is it? Well, Jack's Pumpkin Glow encompasses a 1/3 mile trail that's bordered by more than 5,000 carved jack o' lanterns.
It's a magnificent experience lit by the soft glow of grinning pumpkins and artfully designed displays. Keep in mind, this experience is not designed to be scary. It should encompass all the fun and adventure of Halloween without its ghoulish counterparts.
Quite a few of the pumpkins along the glow trail are real, but every single one of them was hand-carved by one of the artists on the team. The jack o' lanterns on-site are truly one of a kind!
Tickets are sold for 30-minute time slots, so make sure you plan ahead. Dates and times will vary, so make sure to check the official Jack's Pumpkin Glow website for more specific information.
Adults can attend for $22.99 a person and children for $16.99. Anytime tickets can be purchased for $27.00. Kids under the age of 2 get to visit for free!
Happy Halloween, Tennessee! May this one be the most magical yet.
Address: 4580 Rachels Lane, Hermitage, TN 37076
You can learn more information about Jack’s Pumpkin Glow by way of their official website and Facebook page.
If you’re looking for more fun, make sure to check out over 150 vendors at the largest antique show in Tennessee.
