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Nine lands, one night
Every Land is a world built from carved pumpkins — larger-than-life sculptures, hidden details, and light around every turn of the trail. Our goal is to make almost everything out of pumpkins: look closely at the signs, the spiders, the guitars, and you'll see it's pumpkins all around you.
The Forbidden City
A land of myth and legend. Watch the awe-inspiring 40-foot dragon breathe fire into the night sky beneath hundreds of glowing hanging lanterns — and say hello to the resident family of pumpkin turtles.
Neon Reef
Dive into an undersea wonderland without getting wet. Black-light coral, drifting jellyfish, and schools of glowing pumpkin fish turn the forest into an ocean floor.
Maravilla Lane
A vibrant celebration of life, family, and tradition. Write a loved one's name on a leaf for the Family Tree, then be serenaded by a dancing pumpkin mariachi band beside the world's largest pumpkin guitar.
Spider Alley
Are you brave enough? A black-light room where a giant neon spider guards its intricate web, walls crawling with countless smaller pumpkin spiders. Thrilling, spooky, and a can't-miss photo op.
Your night at Pumpkin Nights
Parking is $10 per car, cash or card. Arrive within your ticket's time slot — busy nights can mean a wait.
Mobile tickets scan right at the gate. Grab a snack, warm up with games, and get your bearings.
A half-mile trail through all nine Lands, at your own pace. Most guests take about an hour — longer with photos.
Live fire performances light up the Village. Showtimes vary by night and location — check the board on arrival.
Stay as long as you like — food, games, photo ops, and pumpkin activities until close.
Is it right for your crew?
Pumpkin Nights skips the scares in favor of creativity and wonder. Here's what families ask most.
No forced jump scares, no gore. A few Lands — like Spider Alley — are delightfully spooky, but it's Halloween wonder, not a haunted house.
Designed for all ages — and kids 3 & under are free. Gnome villages, pumpkin bugs, and games keep small explorers busy.
The trail is about half a mile at your own pace, plus as long as you like in Pumpkin Village. Plan for a full evening.
The trail is grass, dirt, gravel, and sand with some inclines. Light strollers can make it; wheelchairs have proven difficult — please plan accordingly.
Shoes that can handle a farm — skip the new white sneakers if it's rained. Bug spray is a smart move on warm nights.
We stay open in light rain. If lightning or heavy rain forces a closure, your tickets automatically move to a new date — details by email within 24 hours.
Creators and families can't stop filming the glow. Tag @pumpkinnights and #pumpkinnights.
The night comes alive
Many nights sell out. Tickets are only guaranteed when purchased at pumpkinnights.com — beware third-party resellers.
Quick answers
Do I have to buy tickets in advance?+
Yes — all tickets are purchased online, in advance. Prices increase as more tickets sell, so buying early locks in the lowest price. Kids 3 and under are free.
What are the time slots?+
Time slots run every 30 minutes. September 17 – October 1, slots run 7:00–8:30pm on weekdays and 7:00–9:00pm on weekends; from October 2, 6:00–9:00pm weekdays and 6:00–9:30pm weekends. Arrive within your slot — parking-line delays get exceptions.
Can I change my night?+
Tickets are non-refundable, but you can transfer to another night up to 48 hours before your scheduled time ($5 per ticket, subject to availability; no refunds when moving to a cheaper night).
How much is parking?+
Parking is $10 per car — cash or card. On busy evenings parking lines can take up to 30 minutes, so build in a buffer.
What happens if weather closes the event?+
We stay open through minor rain. If a night must close, your tickets automatically move to a new date and you'll get an email within 24 hours with options to switch nights.