A short, budget-friendly October festival in east OKC with train rides and games, good for families with younger kids and clear-eyed about the compressed 2.5-week run.
Individual $8; Family 4-pack $28; children 2 and under free
Rough cost for a family of four: about $32.00 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.
Wings Fall Festival is less a pumpkin patch and more a community event that happens to include pumpkin shopping. The distinction matters: there is no u-pick, no hayrides, no corn maze. There is a petting zoo, train rides, games, inflatables, and pumpkins to buy. If that list fits your expectations, it is a straightforward, affordable afternoon. If you are picturing a farm property with acres and multiple activities, recalibrate.
The bigger story is timing. The festival runs October 2 through October 18, Fridays through Sundays only. That is eighteen operating days across six weekends — far shorter than a traditional patch season, and it matters for planning. If you have flexible weekends, you have six to choose from. If only one or two weekends work, you are banking on a slot being available.
Individual admission is $8. A family 4-pack is $28. Both include access to the petting zoo, train rides, games, and inflatables. Children under 2 are free. There are no add-ons or surprise costs — what you see is what you pay.
Pumpkins are sold on-site but are not part of pick-your-own; you select from what’s available rather than harvesting. The farm also sells member-made handcrafted items, available only during this festival. These are made once a year by Wings members, so if something catches your eye, it is a now-or-never purchase.
Fridays and Saturdays run 10am to 6pm. Sundays run 1pm to 6pm. The Sunday start at 1pm is a sharp constraint: there is no morning visit, and you are finishing near dusk by late October. If your Sunday availability starts in the afternoon anyway, this works fine. If you prefer a morning or early outing, Saturdays are your better bet.
Train rides and the petting zoo suit children from toddlers to about age 10. Games and inflatables work for a similar age range. There is no elaborate obstacle course or maze. Parents of older kids or teens should know this is a compact, focused event rather than a full day’s worth of diverse attractions.
Wings operates a special-needs community, and the fall festival is their annual fundraiser. That context may matter to you — many families specifically visit to support the organization. It is worth knowing.
October 2 through October 18, 2026, Friday through Sunday only. Friday and Saturday run 10am to 6pm; Sunday 1pm to 6pm. Saturday morning is your longest window. The entire festival lasts fewer than three weeks, so weekend availability matters more than at year-round patches.
Two to three hours. The festival is compact enough that you won't run out of activities, but not so large that a family needs more than a long afternoon.
With only 18 operating days spread across six weekends and short hours on Sundays (1pm to 6pm), the crowd concentration is real. Saturday is busier; Sunday starting at 1pm compresses arrival into an afternoon window.
Not published. The venue is in an urban setting (east OKC on Wilshire), so street or lot parking is likely rather than farm field parking.
You want a maze, hayrides, or extensive acreage to explore. This is a compact, urban festival, not a sprawling farm. Also skip it if you need weekday hours — it's Friday through Sunday only.
Wings is in east OKC, a short drive to the Bricktown district (south) or to Quail Springs Park for a walk if you want to extend the day.
It's a festival with a pumpkin purchasing area, not a u-pick or pick-your-own operation. You select from available pumpkins rather than harvesting them.
Children ages 2 and up are $8 individual or part of the family 4-pack at $28. Children under 2 are free.
The entire festival runs October 2 to October 18, Fri-Sun only, so it's a compressed 2.5-week season. If weekday visits are your only option, this patch won't work for you.
October 2 – October 18, 2026. Weekends only (Fri-Sun). Hours: Friday & Saturday 10am-6pm; Sunday 1pm-6pm.
Admission starts at $8 per person. Individual $8; Family 4-pack $28; children 2 and under free
1349 E. Wilshire Blvd, Oklahoma City, OK 73111, in Oklahoma County. It is one of 5 patches we track in Oklahoma City Region.
We track 5 patches in Oklahoma City Region. At $8 a head this one sits right on the regional median of $8.
Its season runs about 17 days against a regional average of 42, so it is a shorter window than most of its neighbours — miss it and the nearest alternatives will still be open.
wingsok.org
Checked August 2026.