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Halloween Town Pumpkin Patch (Southwest/Rampart)

📍 510 S Rampart Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89145🗓 Opens October 1, 2026 (closing date not published)🏷 From $20/person

A major commercial pumpkin-patch chain opening October 2026 with pumpkins ($20–$30+ by size), 24 carnival rides, games, a hay maze, and a food court. It will sell out or get extremely crowded; plan accordingly.

Halloween Town Pumpkin Patch (Southwest/Rampart) in Las Vegas, NV

What you get for the price

Included with admission

Pumpkin selectionPumpkin paintingPumpkin carvingCarnival ridesGamesFood courtCotton candy

Pumpkins $20-$30+ depending on size; carnival rides and games available

Rough cost for a family of four: about $80.00 in admission alone at the posted starting rate, before pumpkins, food, parking or any add-on listed above. Most families end up well north of that once they are through the gate.

Our take

Halloween Town (Rampart location) is a major commercial pumpkin-patch chain with multiple Las Vegas locations. It is not a farm; it is an entertainment venue with pumpkins and carnival rides as the anchors. That positioning appeals to families interested in an all-in-one outing with food, games, and multiple attractions.

The carnival-ride draw

Twenty-four rides make this an entertainment-first operation. A traditional pumpkin patch has a hayride or two; Halloween Town has a full carnival. That appeals to families with medium-age kids who want pumpkin activities plus the thrill of rides. It is a higher-energy, more crowded experience than a quiet farm.

Pumpkin pricing and painting/carving services

Pumpkins are $20–$30+ depending on size. Pumpkin painting and carving services likely have separate charges, and neither carnival-ride nor food pricing is published — budget those as open-ended extras on top of the pumpkin itself, not a fixed add-on.

Food court and extended entertainment

A food court with cotton candy and hot dogs, plus games and rides, means you can easily spend four to five hours here. Families looking for a full evening or afternoon outing without leaving the site will find that convenient. Families on a budget or interested in a quick pumpkin pick may find the all-in costs surprising.

Multiple locations and crowd implications

Halloween Town operates multiple Las Vegas locations (Rampart, Oso Blanca, Silverado Ranch). That suggests a franchise model and reliable operational standards across sites. It also means crowds can distribute somewhat across locations, but October Saturdays and evenings will still be busy at all three.

Hours uncertainty and opening dates

The website states it will reopen October 2026, but specific dates and 2026 hours are not yet published. Typical hours from Yelp are 4pm–9pm weekdays, but that may vary by location and day. Call (702) 749-0177 to confirm opening date, exact hours, and weekend operations for the Rampart location.

Early October vs. late October crowd difference

Early October (Oct 1–7) will be quieter than mid-October (10th–20th) and much quieter than late October as Halloween approaches. If crowds are a factor, visit early. Conversely, if you want full carnival energy and everything running at capacity, late October is the time.

Bottom line for planning

Halloween Town Rampart is an excellent choice if you want a high-energy, all-in-one entertainment outing with pumpkins, carnival rides, games, and food. It is not a farm experience, and crowds are real, especially on weekends and in late October. Call (702) 749-0177 to confirm 2026 opening dates and hours before planning your visit.

Planning your visit

Best time to go

Exact 2026 opening and closing dates not yet published (website states 'See you October 2026'). Typical hours are 4pm–9pm on weekdays. If those are accurate, arrive early in the 4pm–5pm window to avoid evening crowds, or visit on a weekday to escape weekend congestion. Very early October (Oct 1–7) will be less crowded than mid-to-late October.

How long to budget

Three to four hours for pumpkin selection, painting, and sampling carnival rides and games. Plan more if your group wants to do multiple rides.

Crowds

As a major commercial chain with 24 rides and a food court, expect significant crowds on weekends and peak afternoons. Weekday early-evening visits (4pm–5pm) are likely quieter. Late October (closer to Halloween) will be the busiest period.

Parking

Not published. Assume standard commercial lot or street parking at the Rampart Blvd location.

Strollers and accessibility

Not published. Contact (702) 749-0177.

What to bring

  • Cash and card for pumpkins ($20–$30+), carnival rides, food, and merchandise
  • Layers for evening temperatures; Las Vegas cools in October evenings
  • Comfortable shoes for walking among rides and vendors
  • Patient attitude toward crowds and carnival energy

How to spend less here

  • Pumpkins are $20–$30+ depending on size. Confirm whether there are bulk or bundle pricing on multiple pumpkins
  • Carnival rides and games likely have per-activity pricing; ask whether there are ticket packages or multi-ride discounts
  • Visit weekday evenings (4pm–5pm) to avoid peak-crowd pricing if the farm charges differently at different times
  • Food court prices are typically high at entertainment venues; budget accordingly or bring snacks

Who it suits

Good for

  • Families interested in carnival rides alongside pumpkins — 24 rides is a significant draw
  • Anyone prioritizing entertainment value and food options over an authentic farm experience
  • Casual, high-energy fall outing for groups with mixed ages and interests
  • Visitors to Las Vegas who want a pumpkin activity without leaving the city area

Skip it if

You want pumpkins, not a carnival. This is an entertainment-first operation, not a farm. The pumpkins are one component. Skip it too if you dislike crowds and carnival energy; as a major chain, this will be busy, especially on weekends and in late October.

Common questions

When does Halloween Town Rampart location open for fall 2026?

The website states 'CLOSED for the season. See you October 2026!' but specific opening and closing dates are not published. Contact (702) 749-0177 or check their website in late September for 2026 dates.

What are the hours?

Typical hours are 4pm–9pm on weekdays based on Yelp reviews. Exact 2026 hours and weekend hours not yet published. Call (702) 749-0177 to confirm.

How much are pumpkins?

Pumpkins are $20–$30+ depending on size. Painting and carving services may have additional charges. Confirm current pricing when you visit or call.

What is included besides the pumpkin patch?

24 carnival rides, games, a hay maze, a food court with cotton candy and hot dogs, and pumpkin painting/carving activities. Rides and most activities likely require separate payment beyond pumpkin and entry costs.

When is Halloween Town Pumpkin Patch (Southwest/Rampart) open in 2026?

Opens October 1, 2026 (closing date not published). Hours: 4pm–9pm (weekday hours typical).

How much does Halloween Town Pumpkin Patch (Southwest/Rampart) cost?

Admission starts at $20 per person. Pumpkins $20-$30+ depending on size; carnival rides and games available

Where is Halloween Town Pumpkin Patch (Southwest/Rampart)?

510 S Rampart Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89145, in Clark County. It is one of 5 patches we track in Las Vegas Region.

How Halloween Town Pumpkin Patch (Southwest/Rampart) compares in Las Vegas Region

We track 5 patches in Las Vegas Region. At $20 a head this one sits right on the regional median of $20, undercutting 1 of the 4 paid patches we track here.

Other patches near Las Vegas

There are 7 other patches we track in Clark County. All Las Vegas Region patches →

Quick facts

SeasonOpens October 1, 2026 (closing date not published)
Days openNot published
Hours4pm–9pm (weekday hours typical)
AdmissionFrom $20
CountyClark County
RegionLas Vegas Region

Sources

halloweentownlv.com

Checked August 2026.