Halloween Town Summerlin Pumpkin Patch at JW Marriott

Halloween Town is back in Summerlin for another October of pumpkins, rides, games, and family fun, but longtime visitors should know about one major change for 2026: the Summerlin Pumpkin Patch has moved from Boca Park.

The new location is at The Resorts at Summerlin, 221 N. Rampart Blvd., on the property shared by JW Marriott Las Vegas Resort & Spa and Rampart Casino. It keeps Halloween Town in the same general part of Summerlin, but families heading to the pumpkin patch this year will need to drive a little farther north on Rampart Boulevard.

The 2026 Summerlin Pumpkin Patch opens October 8 and runs through October 31. This is still Halloween Town’s original family-focused concept, with the rides at this location designed primarily for children ages 2 to 10.

For current dates, daily operating information, and event details, we’ve also added the Summerlin Pumpkin Patch event page to our calendar.

Halloween Town Moves From Boca Park to The Resorts at Summerlin

For years, many local families knew this as the Halloween Town Pumpkin Patch at Boca Park. That’s where we originally visited and photographed the attraction, and it became part of our family’s October tradition.

For the 2026 season, Halloween Town relocated its Summerlin operation to 221 N. Rampart Blvd. at The Resorts at Summerlin. The move puts the pumpkin patch alongside one of Summerlin’s larger resort properties while keeping it convenient for families on the west side of Las Vegas.

If you’re familiar with the area, this is the same resort complex where we’ve visited the JW Marriott pool and several of the restaurants inside Rampart Casino.

A Pumpkin Patch Built for Younger Kids

The heart of Halloween Town is still the pumpkin patch. Families can walk among pumpkins of different shapes and sizes, take fall photos, and choose pumpkins to bring home.

The Summerlin location is intentionally geared toward younger children. Halloween Town says its rides here are best suited for kids ages 2 through 10, making this location different from some of the company’s larger Las Vegas pumpkin patches that feature full-size carnival rides.

Admission, Ride Tickets, and Games

General admission to the Summerlin Halloween Town location is $5 per person. Admission gets you into the attraction, while rides, games, pumpkins, food, and other activities are purchased separately.

According to Halloween Town, Summerlin rides and bounce houses generally require 3 to 5 tickets per attraction. Carnival games may also require 3 to 5 tickets or cash.

Wristbands and ride tickets are available after entering the park, but because package prices can change during the season, we recommend checking the current options when you arrive rather than planning around an older wristband price.

Kiddie Rides, Carnival Games, and a Hay Maze

The Summerlin Pumpkin Patch combines the pumpkins with the kind of carnival-style activities that keep younger kids moving from one thing to the next.

Halloween Town lists kiddie rides, carnival games, bounce houses, and a hay maze among the activities at its Summerlin location. There are also seasonal photo opportunities throughout the property.

That’s part of what made this Halloween Town location work so well for us as parents. You don’t have to plan the visit around a single scheduled attraction. Kids can move between the pumpkin patch, rides, games, and quieter activities depending on their mood.

Face Painting and Pumpkin Decorating

Not everything at Halloween Town revolves around rides. The Summerlin location also includes face painting and pumpkin decorating, giving kids something creative to do between the more active attractions.

Those options can be especially useful when you’re visiting with children of different ages or when somebody needs a break from going round and round on the rides.

For more October ideas around the valley, our UnCommons Harvest Fall Fest coverage offers another kind of seasonal experience, while families looking for a more traditional farm outing can explore our visit to Gilcrease Orchard.

Food and Seasonal Treats

Halloween Town also operates a food court at the Summerlin Pumpkin Patch, so families don’t necessarily have to leave when everyone starts getting hungry.

Carnival food and seasonal treats are sold separately from admission and attraction tickets. During our previous visit, having food onsite made it much easier to stay longer without interrupting the kids’ fun.

More Places to Eat Around the New Location

The move creates another advantage for parents: you’re now directly at The Resorts at Summerlin, where there are several dining options if you’d rather make dinner part of the outing.

We’ve visited Nom Wah inside Rampart Casino for dim sum and quick bites, while Jade Asian Kitchen & Noodles is another option on the property if you’re looking for a sit-down meal.

That makes it possible to turn the pumpkin patch into a longer family outing without having to drive somewhere else once everyone is ready to eat.

Parking at the Summerlin Pumpkin Patch

Parking is free at Halloween Town’s Summerlin location. Because the attraction is now at a completely different property from previous years, don’t rely on an old Boca Park pin or directions saved from an earlier visit.

Use 221 N. Rampart Blvd., Las Vegas, NV 89145 when navigating to the 2026 Summerlin Pumpkin Patch.

Halloween Town also allows pets, although the organizer recommends leaving them at home during particularly busy periods.

Our Previous Visit and What Has Changed

The photos and video in this story are from our previous visit when Halloween Town’s Summerlin Pumpkin Patch was still located at Boca Park. We’re keeping them because they show the type of rides, games, pumpkins, and family atmosphere we experienced firsthand, but they should not be taken as photos of the new 2026 JW Marriott-area setup.

Our kids had a great time on that visit, and Halloween Town has become one of those October activities our family looks forward to. The location has changed, but the Summerlin version continues to focus on the same younger-family experience: pumpkins, kiddie rides, games, seasonal food, and plenty of opportunities for fall photos.

A Summerlin Halloween Tradition in a New Home

If Halloween Town at Boca Park was already part of your family’s fall routine, the biggest thing to remember for 2026 is simple: don’t head to Boca Park.

The Summerlin Pumpkin Patch is now at The Resorts at Summerlin, 221 N. Rampart Blvd., and runs from October 8 through October 31, 2026.

For families with younger children, it remains one of the easier ways to combine pumpkin picking, carnival attractions, games, food, and Halloween photos into one outing without leaving Summerlin.