The third Halloween Town location, featuring pumpkins ($20–$30+ by size), 24 carnival rides, games, a hay maze, and a food court. Similar to Rampart and Oso Blanca; exact 2026 hours and opening dates not yet published.
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.
Halloween Town (Silverado Ranch location) is the third Las Vegas site for the Halloween Town chain. It offers the same core experience as the Rampart and Oso Blanca locations: pumpkins, carnival rides, games, a hay maze, and food court in a high-energy, entertainment-focused setting.
Located on E Silverado Ranch Blvd in south Las Vegas, this site may be the most convenient depending on your starting point or where you are staying. All three Halloween Town locations operate under the same brand and offer comparable attractions.
This location specifically notes a hay maze among its attractions, which may differ slightly from the Rampart location. If hay mazes are a priority, confirm availability at the location you plan to visit.
All three Halloween Town locations follow the same model: à la carte pricing for pumpkins ($20–$30+ by size), carnival rides, games, and food, with only the pumpkin price actually published. A few hours of rides and games on top of a pumpkin will add up quickly — treat the à la carte structure itself, not any specific total, as the thing to plan around.
Specific 2026 opening date and hours for this location are not published as of late August. Call (702) 749-0177 to confirm. Based on sister locations, expect something like 4pm–9pm weekdays and extended weekend hours, but verification is necessary.
As a major commercial chain, Silverado will be busy on weekends and in late October. Early October weekday visits are quieter. If you are visiting Las Vegas and pumpkins are one of multiple activities, fit this in during a weekday or early-October slot if possible.
Halloween Town locations have on-site food courts, which is convenient for all-in-one entertainment but typically more expensive than outside restaurants or bringing your own snacks. Budget accordingly.
Halloween Town Silverado Ranch is identical to the other two locations operationally — a carnival-pumpkin hybrid with high entertainment value and high costs. Choose this location if proximity and convenience work for you. Call (702) 749-0177 to confirm 2026 opening dates and hours before planning your visit.
Opens October 2026 (exact dates not yet published). Hours not specified; expect hours similar to sister locations (typically 4pm–9pm weekdays). Early October is less crowded than late October. Visit weekdays to avoid peak weekend congestion.
Three to four hours for pumpkin selection, carnival rides, and games. Plan more if your group wants multiple rides.
Expect significant crowds on weekends and late October. Weekday early-evening visits are quieter.
Not published. Assume standard commercial lot or street parking.
Not published. Contact (702) 749-0177.
You want a quiet, traditional pumpkin farm. This is a carnival operation, not a farm. Skip it too if crowds or per-item charges concern you; October weekends at commercial pumpkin venues are chaotic and expensive.
October 2026, but exact dates not yet published. Contact (702) 749-0177 or check their website in late September for 2026 opening dates.
Pumpkin selection and painting, 24 carnival rides, games, a hay maze, and a food court with cotton candy and hot dogs. Most activities require separate payment.
Pumpkins are $20–$30+ by size. Rides, games, food, and painting have additional charges, none of them published. Call (702) 749-0177 for current pricing before you budget a total.
Yes, all three are part of the same Halloween Town chain and offer similar attractions. Choose based on location convenience.
Opens October 1, 2026 (closing date not published).
Admission starts at $20 per person. Pumpkins $20-$30+ depending on size; carnival rides and games available
71 E Silverado Ranch Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89183, in Clark County. It is one of 5 patches we track 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.
What sets it apart locally: it has a corn or crop maze, which most Las Vegas Region patches on our list do not.
There are 7 other patches we track in Clark County. All Las Vegas Region patches →
halloweentownlv.com
Checked August 2026.