Halloween Town Northwest Pumpkin Patch returns to Northwest Las Vegas beginning October 8th, 2026, with a large pumpkin patch, full-size carnival rides, kiddie rides, midway games, a Halloween hay maze, food, and seasonal photo opportunities. The outdoor attraction is located on Oso Blanca Road in the Centennial Hills area.
This is Halloween Town’s largest Las Vegas-area location, with attractions designed for both younger children and older kids, teens, and adults. Families can stop by for pumpkins and photos or spend several hours moving between the rides, games, food stands, and fall activities.
Full-Size Carnival Rides and Kiddie Rides
The Northwest pumpkin patch location features a mix of full-size carnival rides and rides for younger children. Major attractions include a giant Ferris wheel and a 70-foot swing ride, along with additional midway-style rides operating throughout the season.
Because the Northwest location has larger attractions than some of Halloween Town’s other Las Vegas pumpkin patches, it works well for families with children of different ages.
Walk Through the Pumpkin Patch
A large pumpkin patch is part of the Northwest Halloween Town experience, with pumpkins available for families to browse and purchase separately. Seasonal displays throughout the property also create plenty of places for fall and Halloween photos.
Carnival Games and Halloween Hay Maze
Visitors can play carnival games for both children and adults and walk through the Halloween hay maze between rides. Game pricing is separate from general admission and ride access.
Halloween Town currently lists Northwest carnival games starting around $5, although individual games and prizes may vary.
Food and Seasonal Treats
Food vendors are available throughout the property with carnival-style meals, snacks and sweet treats. Food purchases are separate from admission, ride tickets and games.
The Northwest location is designed so visitors can move between food, rides, games and the pumpkin patch without following a fixed schedule.
Admission and Parking
General admission is $5 per person at the Northwest location. Ride wristbands and individual attraction tickets can be purchased after entering the park.
Parking is free. Pets are permitted, although Halloween Town recommends leaving them at home during crowded periods.
What to Know Before You Go
The event is outdoors, so comfortable shoes are useful for walking through the pumpkin patch, midway and hay maze. Families visiting after sunset may also want a light layer as October evening temperatures cool down.
Ride requirements can vary by attraction, including height and safety restrictions. Families with small children should check individual ride signs before purchasing ride access.
Tickets and Registration
General admission is $5 per person. Ride tickets, wristbands, carnival games, pumpkins and food are purchased separately after entering Halloween Town Northwest.
