Halloween Town Pumpkin Patch

The staff dont seem to be team oriented at all. I witnessed one older lady yelling at the younger co worker. The price here is 1$ a ticket and most games and rides are 3-5$ each... the prizes suck for the games. The only game worth playing would be the basketball one. Better off going to the Excalibur or dare i say, circus circus for games/ prizes. They do have a decent selection of rides tho. A few slides/ bounce houses for kids. I only saw 1 snack booth. I only spent about 30 mins here... not worth my time to come back again lol. The plus side, they have different sections where you can take photos with your family so everyone isnt piled ontop of one another. But if youre looking for something budget friendly... this aint it lol. And yes ofcourse the games are rigged. The one with the wiffle ball specifically... the table is rigged so the balls go towards the outer edges... lol ridiculous.

This is the world's best pumpkin patch ever!!!!! The rides are so fun, and these workers are amazing!!!!! The food is really good, too!!!!! And also, other people, I think you were thinking of a different pumpkin patch. Also, the ride called the Raiders is the best one ever!!! Oh yeah, and you should put some WD-40 on the elephants, but I won't take a star away for that.

It's been a while since I've visited a pumpkin patch and I drive by this one every time I go to my boyfriend's house. We decided to come here to pick up some pumpkins for ourselves. This pumpkin patch is on Silverado Ranch and Las Vegas Blvd not far from the South Point.I love how the rides light up, but the lines were outrageous, like at Disneyland. Specifically we weren't here for the rides - I felt that we're a little too old for them. It was packed with several families and a lot of small children, so it was a bit difficult to maneuver through those long lines.I was wearing flip flops, which was a bad idea to begin with. Make sure you wear sneakers when you visit, since it's all dirt and rocks.Parking and admission were free. There's a 50/50 chance I'll return next year.

ridiculous 20 a person. It was free last time and you buy tickets. Won't be back, no point in buying a wrist band either.

Halloween Town is quality fun for the kids! You don't get the county fair experience in Las Vegas, so things like this is important for kids to experience.For about $20 the kids can get an unlimited ride wristband that allows them to ride for several hours. Add in a cotton candy, pumpkins scattered around, and you got yourself a good time!!I miss the county fair kinda days, and this helps to alleviate that a bit!

Myself, 48, my wife, 49, and my special needs daughter, 22 went to this location specifically for my daughter. Unfortunately, we chose to go the weekend before Halloween. They do not offer a VA discount. We ended up paying $60 for the three of us. That equates out to being $20 per person. My daughter and myself were the only ones that got the wrist straps. Unfortunately, my daughter was too tall to ride ANYTHING. I wish that the people at the counter that took our money, would have made us aware that there was the potential to have this issue. Essentially, we spent $60 that we currently do not have to get into a place only to be able to do the fun house. My daughter was unable to go on any attractions, because she was too tall. The nachos that we ended up ordering were overpriced with stale chips.

Halloween is THE favorite holiday in my household. With that being said a pumpkin patch is a must and we decided on Halloween Town for this past reviews. My daughter came here last year and loved all the attractions, so we decided last minute to check it out. I'll start with the pumpkin selection. As you enter the event grounds there are a variety of pumpkins. All ranging from tiny hand sized ones to the type you have to brace yourself to carry back to the car. I feel like the pricing of all the pumpkins was outrageous. The small ones were of course cheaper but not for what your getting. Some of the nicer carving style pumpkins could cost around $40, if you don't negotiate. My suggestion is to skip buying a pumpkin here and go to Costco for there big $5 carving pumpkins. The rides were our main reason for attending this evening. For $20 you can get a wrist band and ride as much as you want all day. Some rides vary with how many tickets you need and each ticket is $1. A few of the rides are 5 tickets, so if you plan on riding all of the rides a daily wristband is the way to go. Now onto food... there was a small variety of bites you could get for the family. I believe drinks were $2 and an all time carnival favorite, strawberry loaded funnel cake was $8. They did have chicken fingers, popcorn and cotton candy. (I believe nothing was over $10)Overall our experience here was a pleasant one. A few rides were not running and the games were all additional. I didn't expect to spend 2hrs here but glad we did. The four stars was based on the outrageous cost of pumpkins. If my family (family of 3) all got our own big pumpkin it would be an easy $60. We all want to carve them but hard to justify the cost.

Halloween Town is one of our family traditions so we are super excited that they were able to open this year. The Boca Park location is perfect for my toddler and 9 year old. The little can ride almost everything by herself. The $20 wristband covers all the rides, including the fun house, giant slide and bungee jumping. There are carnival games in the middle of the area that can be paid for with tickets or cash. There is a duck game where everyone is a winner but my kids prefer the balloon dart game and trying to land the ball on a specific colored cup. You can make a whole day of it by having lunch, or dinner, at the patch. They have everything from churros to pizza by the slice to philly cheese steaks. Tables are spaced for social distancing. They also have pumpkin and face painting and several photo opp set ups around the patch. Pro tips: Wear close toed shoes. Bring hand sanitizer. Get the wristband and tickets for the full experience. For full sized carnival rides we love the Rainbow location. They have a small area with rides for younger kids but this location is fun for the tweens and teens. They have rides like the Zipper, UFO and flying swings. They also have food and carnival games.

Went to the pumpkin patch today and left disappointed. The young staff is super friendly and attentive but there was an older man barking orders and yelling at the young staff very rudely. That is no way to lead a team. Also the table had a sharp edge which was poorly covered with tape. My mom accidentally cut herself on this sharp edge. This needs to be taken care of before anyone else gets hurt, especially kiddos. As mentioned some of the staff were super nice and attentive, but some could really learn some customer service (directing towards the older man yelling and being rude to the younger staff at the food area). I'd love to come back and see some positive change.

We've been coming here for about five years and this is our last. Incredibly rude staff, unsafe rides, and honestly the place is a dump. If you have to tape up your carousel horses and one of your planes sinks instead of flies.... You've got problems. Extra note to say either the staff is untrained or indifferent. I had to walk around checking the kids buckles because they either weren't done up or weren't tightened. It's a lawsuit waiting to happen.