The Southwest Pumpkin Patch returns to Southwest Las Vegas from October 8th through October 31st, 2026 with a pumpkin patch, full-size carnival rides, kiddie rides, midway games, a Halloween hay maze, seasonal food and plenty of photo opportunities. Opening day begins at 4:00 PM at the Pama Lane location.
The Southwest location is one of Halloween Town’s larger Las Vegas pumpkin patches, with attractions aimed at both younger children and older kids, teens and adults. Families can stop by for pumpkins and photos or spend the evening moving between the rides, games and food stands.
Full-Size Carnival Rides
The Southwest pumpkin patch features 24 rides and 12 games, including full-size carnival attractions that are especially popular with teens and young adults. Kiddie rides are also available for younger visitors, making the location suitable for families with children of different ages.
Ride access is purchased separately from general admission, and individual attractions may have height or safety restrictions.
Pick a Pumpkin for Halloween
A classic pumpkin patch is part of the Southwest experience. Visitors can browse pumpkins in different sizes and shapes while exploring the seasonal displays around the property.
Pumpkins are purchased separately from admission, so families can choose whether they want to take one home or simply enjoy the fall atmosphere and photo areas.
Halloween Hay Maze and Carnival Games
The attraction also includes a festive hay maze and carnival games for both children and adults. Southwest location games currently start at approximately $5, with individual pricing varying by attraction.
Food and Seasonal Treats
Food vendors serve carnival-style meals, snacks, and seasonal treats throughout the event. Food purchases are separate from admission, games and ride access.
The open layout allows visitors to move between the pumpkin patch, rides, games, food stands and photo areas throughout the evening without following a set schedule.
Admission and Parking
General admission is $5 per person at the Southwest location. You can buy wristbands and ride tickets after you enter the park.
Parking is free. Pets are allowed, although Halloween Town recommends leaving them at home during especially busy periods.
What to Know Before You Go
The event is entirely outdoors, so comfortable shoes help when walking around the midway, pumpkin patch, and hay maze. October evenings can cool down after sunset, so bringing a light layer may make the visit more comfortable.
Families planning to spend several hours at Halloween Town should also check individual ride requirements before purchasing wristbands or attraction tickets.
Tickets and Registration
General admission is $5 per person. Ride wristbands, individual ride tickets, carnival games, pumpkins, and food are purchased separately inside the park.
