The Summerlin Pumpkin Patch returns for the Halloween season beginning October 8th, 2026, at its new Summerlin location at The Resorts at Summerlin. The family-focused pumpkin patch combines pumpkins, kiddie rides, carnival games, a hay maze, food, and seasonal photo opportunities in one outdoor attraction.
The Summerlin location is the original Halloween Town concept and is geared especially toward children ages 2 to 10. Families can stop by for a few rides, pick out a pumpkin, play games, or make an evening of it with food and photos.
A New Summerlin Location
Halloween Town’s Summerlin Pumpkin Patch has moved from its former Boca Park location to The Resorts at Summerlin on Rampart Boulevard. The attraction remains in the same general Summerlin area but now operates from a new address.
The official 2026 season is scheduled to open on October 8th at 4:00 PM. Halloween Town operates through the Halloween season, with weekday and weekend hours varying by day.
Pumpkins, Rides and Carnival Games
The Summerlin Pumpkin Patch location features kiddie rides designed mainly for children ages 2 to 10. Families can also play carnival games, walk through the hay maze, and browse pumpkins in different shapes and sizes.
You purchase ride and game tickets after entering the park. Summerlin pumpkin patch rides and bounce houses cost approximately 3 to 5 tickets per attraction, while games may use tickets or cash.
Pick a Pumpkin and Take Fall Photos
The pumpkin patch remains one of the central features of Halloween Town. Families can choose pumpkins to take home while also stopping at the seasonal displays and family photo opportunities throughout the property.
Families can explore the Halloween Town Pumpkin Patch for more details on the rides, pumpkin patch setup, and activities designed for younger children.
Hay Maze, Face Painting and Pumpkin Decorating
Beyond the rides and pumpkins, Summerlin pumpkin patch includes a hay maze, face painting and pumpkin decorating. These activities add quieter options for children who may want a break from the carnival rides.
The overall setup is geared toward younger families rather than teens looking for large thrill rides. Halloween Town operates separate Las Vegas locations with larger attractions for older children and adults.
Food Court and Halloween Treats
A food court is available onsite with carnival-style food and seasonal treats. Food purchases are separate from admission and ride tickets.
Families can move between the rides, games, pumpkin patch, and food areas throughout their visit rather than following a set schedule.
Admission and Parking
General admission is $5 per person at the Summerlin location. You purchase ride wristbands, attraction tickets, games, food, and pumpkins separately after entry.
Parking is free. Pets are allowed, although Halloween Town recommends leaving them at home during especially busy periods.
Tickets and Registration
General admission is $5 per person. You can buy ride wristbands and tickets once inside the park; pumpkins, food, games, and other activities are priced separately.
