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Such a fun, family friendly event! I have been trying to go for years but was unable to make it until this year. We arrived around 7pm and entry/parking was pretty easy to maneuver. I would say there wasn't any real strict enforcement of the time slots when we made entry, they just told us to go in. There's so much to see and do before you even get to the starting point so i guess it levels things out. There are tents with vendors to buy food, snacks, toys and drinks. Plan to spend a pretty penny. 2 drinks with an extra shot each was $50. A full pizza was $15 and a basket of fries was $8. You can definitely bring your own snacks too! There is also a fire show, maybe every hour on the hour, something like that. A live pumpkin carver was there making some pretty cool creations. Fun to see in person. You can go through the path as many times as you like but i would make sure you get to see it after the sun goes down to get the full effect. There is about 6 or so different themes and sections. Each one with its own unique decor and carvings. There is also great photo ops all throughout with a light setup and attendant and all. You take your own pictures but they provide the scene so really cool. Leaving the parking lot was not as smooth as when we arrived, there was some sort of hold up where no one was moving for 30ish minutes. Once things started moving, we were out in no time. Parking is $10! This is a must for Halloween and families so get your tickets before they sell out.
So I wasn't sure what to expect bc their Instagram really only has photos and videos of the walk through part but I love it. There was a crocs gibbet tent and many other cool things to do. I wanted to get my face painted but there was always a substantial line and I wasn't all about that. We got 55 food/drink tickets bc that's how you pay and order at the food stalls and we're able to get a turkey leg, two tamales, a water bottle, elote and a snow cone which I thought was all very affordable. The walkthrough is amazing. There are seesaws at one point during it and we were the only adults using them but I loved it. You do have to pay $10 for parking which was annoying on top of the ticket piece being $32p/person but with the quality of the artwork and set up it made sense. I would recommend going at 6 and leaving around 8:30/9 because there's only one way in and out and they alternate people leaving and going. Going later will cause you to wait ages to get in and leaving later will probably do the same unless you leave at close.
10/10 experience! Parking was well organized, we waited about 15-20 minutes but it moved fast and the employees were very helpful. It was crowded but not overwhelming and we went on a Saturday. Many times we were the only ones taking photos of an install. The lights were insane!! They were so well done and professional. A truly immersive experience. We're making it a tradition to go every year!
In the past, I've chosen not to attend Pumpkin Nights due to feedback and reviews from others. But with all the advertising, I had to see for myself. I purchased tickets for this year and went. I can't speak for previous years, but this was absolutely amazing. We arrived around 6:30 on a Friday. The line to get in was very short. I like that you can pay cash or card for parking, which is $10. There are also staff members along the way to direct you where to park. I will say that it gets very dusty outside in the parking lot so be sure to bring glasses and don't get your car washed before you go. There are all sorts of tents set up where you are able to buy cute merchandise, cotton candy, crystals, etc. My daughter had gotten a henna tattoo on her hand. I will say the lady who was running this was not very friendly. But all of the other vendors were smiling and polite. The cotton candy was $12, which I thought was absurd, but it did come with a light up wand and was so delicious. We went back later in the night to buy some sweatshirts and T-shirts but they had already sold out of most sizes, so get that early. I didn't find the food trucks that were listed on the website that were supposed to be there. However, you can buy mixed drinks and little sweets out there. For the exhibit itself, it is a nice, long walk through outdoors. There are fog machines and music that help aid in the spookiness of it. Throughout you will find many photo opps but if that isn't your thing, there is so much to look at. It is broken down into themes. You will find pumpkins in the trees, hanging, along walls, just everywhere. It's unbelievable the work that has went into this. But aside from pumpkins, there are fun activities throughout (as well as little bars to purchase drinks). We had an absolute blast on the see saws, as well as many other attendees of all ages. There was a sand pit, movie screen, remembrance tree, and more. There are staff members throughout that will be available for pictures but be aware that some ask for tips. What we did miss was the fire show. We did catch an artist carving a giant pumpkin for display. There are portable restrooms and security on sight. The later you go, be prepared for much longer lines. Overall, we spent about 2 and a half hours and had an amazing time. Definitely sold on making this a tradition every October.
Short version: waited 55 mins in traffic to get to the parking lot Parking was well coordinated Entrance was easy with our printed tickets Crowd was perfect size Lots of expensive food (burger alone was $20) There were stations where staff would take your pic with your phone for FREE The exhibits were good, colorful and family friendly They had old school see-saws Grounds were easy to navigate, one medium sized incline Staff was friendly Haunted house an additional $10 Overall, good
$10 Parking with super long lines. $35 to get in with a service fee of $8.56. Just way too expensive. The whole theme was pumpkins with lights / designs. Very creative and interesting for kids to see. But overall I would give my experience a 5/10. There were photo booths that charged $10 for a photo with a ring light. Everything was digital and money. Not a fan.
Super cute place to take the kiddos and get pics but be prepared to wait in long lines to get the pictures. Atleast they have a bar for the grownups. Don't be like me and wear sandles wear smart shoes because there is a lot of dirt and you'r feet will get dirty. Happy Halloween
We had so much fun here!!!! Was glad to get there early right around 5:45PM and we were the first in line and had to wait til the gates opened at 6PM but it was fine and there were lots of staff who directed you to exactly where to park. We were fascinated by how literally everything was pumpkins!! So creative!! We chose to walk the path first and were pleasantly surprised by how long it was and how many different areas there were. We had the whole thing to ourselves for most of it as a lot of people chose to hang out first at the main area and shop or eat. We got some really great pictures and the staff was so nice and friendly and helpful. The bathrooms are some of the nicest portable potties I have ever seen in my life and plentiful. It was packed when we left so again happy to have gotten there right at opening and we really did not feel like it was too crowded at all. A nice add on thing to do if you are in Dallas during this time frame.
This place is ok, it is primarily a photo taking spot above all else. I think it would be a little cooler if there was maybe a haunted house, or some games or rides ect. All In all it got me in the spirit of fall/Halloween and that's all I could really ask for. I will say though 18 dollars for tickets which just include getting in and an additional 10 dollars for parking is a little over priced imo.
This is a great experience for families and friends. You have to pay $10 for parking (cash/ card) and you park in an open field. They direct you through traffic and as soon as you walk in you have access to a row of port-a potties. They have fire dancers, fair bites, a couple shows, and then you walk through the pumpkin patches. They all have themes you can take tons of pictures and be sure to wear closed toed shoes since the path is dirt.
1 year ago
What a big suprise this was amazing ligjhts food shows loved every moment Can't wait to see the Christmas ones read more
11 months ago
Absolutely NOT worth it. I've gone twice--both times were a mistake. The line to get in is absurd--we waited nearly 2 hours, stuck in a mess of oversold tickets and total chaos. The first time, our GPS said we were 1.4 miles from the entrance... that's how FAR back the line stretched not counting the winding roads after the entrance gate. Traffic management is nonexistent past the gate: no cones, no staff, just cars blocking intersections and nearly colliding in the dark. By the time you finally make it inside, you're shoulder-to-shoulder in a packed crowd, too stressed to enjoy the lights. Save your money and sanity. Go to a haunted house instead. At least the fear and stress there is intentional and a shorter wait time. I won't make the mistake of coming back ever in the future. read more
Such a fun, family friendly event! I have been trying to go for years but was unable to make it until this year. We arrived around 7pm and entry/parking was pretty easy to maneuver. I would say there wasn't any real strict enforcement of the time slots when we made entry, they just told us to go in. There's so much to see and do before you even get to the starting point so i guess it levels things out. There are tents with vendors to buy food, snacks, toys and drinks. Plan to spend a pretty penny. 2 drinks with an extra shot each was $50. A full pizza was $15 and a basket of fries was $8. You can definitely bring your own snacks too! There is also a fire show, maybe every hour on the hour, something like that. A live pumpkin carver was there making some pretty cool creations. Fun to see in person. You can go through the path as many times as you like but i would make sure you get to see it after the sun goes down to get the full effect. There is about 6 or so different themes and sections. Each one with its own unique decor and carvings. There is also great photo ops all throughout with a light setup and attendant and all. You take your own pictures but they provide the scene so really cool. Leaving the parking lot was not as smooth as when we arrived, there was some sort of hold up where no one was moving for 30ish minutes. Once things started moving, we were out in no time. Parking is $10! This is a must for Halloween and families so get your tickets before they sell out. read more
So I wasn't sure what to expect bc their Instagram really only has photos and videos of the walk through part but I love it. There was a crocs gibbet tent and many other cool things to do. I wanted to get my face painted but there was always a substantial line and I wasn't all about that. We got 55 food/drink tickets bc that's how you pay and order at the food stalls and we're able to get a turkey leg, two tamales, a water bottle, elote and a snow cone which I thought was all very affordable. The walkthrough is amazing. There are seesaws at one point during it and we were the only adults using them but I loved it. You do have to pay $10 for parking which was annoying on top of the ticket piece being $32p/person but with the quality of the artwork and set up it made sense. I would recommend going at 6 and leaving around 8:30/9 because there's only one way in and out and they alternate people leaving and going. Going later will cause you to wait ages to get in and leaving later will probably do the same unless you leave at close. read more
11 months ago
10/10 experience! Parking was well organized, we waited about 15-20 minutes but it moved fast and the employees were very helpful. It was crowded but not overwhelming and we went on a Saturday. Many times we were the only ones taking photos of an install. The lights were insane!! They were so well done and professional. A truly immersive experience. We're making it a tradition to go every year! read more
In the past, I've chosen not to attend Pumpkin Nights due to feedback and reviews from others. But with all the advertising, I had to see for myself. I purchased tickets for this year and went. I can't speak for previous years, but this was absolutely amazing. We arrived around 6:30 on a Friday. The line to get in was very short. I like that you can pay cash or card for parking, which is $10. There are also staff members along the way to direct you where to park. I will say that it gets very dusty outside in the parking lot so be sure to bring glasses and don't get your car washed before you go. There are all sorts of tents set up where you are able to buy cute merchandise, cotton candy, crystals, etc. My daughter had gotten a henna tattoo on her hand. I will say the lady who was running this was not very friendly. But all of the other vendors were smiling and polite. The cotton candy was $12, which I thought was absurd, but it did come with a light up wand and was so delicious. We went back later in the night to buy some sweatshirts and T-shirts but they had already sold out of most sizes, so get that early. I didn't find the food trucks that were listed on the website that were supposed to be there. However, you can buy mixed drinks and little sweets out there. For the exhibit itself, it is a nice, long walk through outdoors. There are fog machines and music that help aid in the spookiness of it. Throughout you will find many photo opps but if that isn't your thing, there is so much to look at. It is broken down into themes. You will find pumpkins in the trees, hanging, along walls, just everywhere. It's unbelievable the work that has went into this. But aside from pumpkins, there are fun activities throughout (as well as little bars to purchase drinks). We had an absolute blast on the see saws, as well as many other attendees of all ages. There was a sand pit, movie screen, remembrance tree, and more. There are staff members throughout that will be available for pictures but be aware that some ask for tips. What we did miss was the fire show. We did catch an artist carving a giant pumpkin for display. There are portable restrooms and security on sight. The later you go, be prepared for much longer lines. Overall, we spent about 2 and a half hours and had an amazing time. Definitely sold on making this a tradition every October. read more
2 years ago
Short version: waited 55 mins in traffic to get to the parking lot Parking was well coordinated Entrance was easy with our printed tickets Crowd was perfect size Lots of expensive food (burger alone was $20) There were stations where staff would take your pic with your phone for FREE The exhibits were good, colorful and family friendly They had old school see-saws Grounds were easy to navigate, one medium sized incline Staff was friendly Haunted house an additional $10 Overall, good read more
11 months ago
2 years ago
$10 Parking with super long lines. $35 to get in with a service fee of $8.56. Just way too expensive. The whole theme was pumpkins with lights / designs. Very creative and interesting for kids to see. But overall I would give my experience a 5/10. There were photo booths that charged $10 for a photo with a ring light. Everything was digital and money. Not a fan. read more
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Super cute place to take the kiddos and get pics but be prepared to wait in long lines to get the pictures. Atleast they have a bar for the grownups. Don't be like me and wear sandles wear smart shoes because there is a lot of dirt and you'r feet will get dirty. Happy Halloween read more
We had so much fun here!!!! Was glad to get there early right around 5:45PM and we were the first in line and had to wait til the gates opened at 6PM but it was fine and there were lots of staff who directed you to exactly where to park. We were fascinated by how literally everything was pumpkins!! So creative!! We chose to walk the path first and were pleasantly surprised by how long it was and how many different areas there were. We had the whole thing to ourselves for most of it as a lot of people chose to hang out first at the main area and shop or eat. We got some really great pictures and the staff was so nice and friendly and helpful. The bathrooms are some of the nicest portable potties I have ever seen in my life and plentiful. It was packed when we left so again happy to have gotten there right at opening and we really did not feel like it was too crowded at all. A nice add on thing to do if you are in Dallas during this time frame. read more
This place is ok, it is primarily a photo taking spot above all else. I think it would be a little cooler if there was maybe a haunted house, or some games or rides ect. All In all it got me in the spirit of fall/Halloween and that's all I could really ask for. I will say though 18 dollars for tickets which just include getting in and an additional 10 dollars for parking is a little over priced imo. read more
3 years ago
This is a great experience for families and friends. You have to pay $10 for parking (cash/ card) and you park in an open field. They direct you through traffic and as soon as you walk in you have access to a row of port-a potties. They have fire dancers, fair bites, a couple shows, and then you walk through the pumpkin patches. They all have themes you can take tons of pictures and be sure to wear closed toed shoes since the path is dirt. read more
We really enjoyed going to Pumpkin Nights! We got our tickets on early presale and we chose to go during the work night so our tickets for admission were only like $15 each (instead of the normal $20). Parking was $10 (cash or card). Very organized parking with cops and other works directing cars on where to go and where to park. I went to Pumpkin nights back in 2021 and I feel like this years was a little bit longer of a trail/more spaced out which was nice to be able to enjoy a little bit longer- we were able to walk through in about 35 ish minutes. There's tons of photo ops along the way and games like cornhole, seasaws, and sand pits for digging. So if you're coming with kids it may take some more time. There was food and drink options for purchase- including an adult beverage bar inside the horse barn (big white building). They also had about 15 really nice- trailer style portable potties (pretty nice and clean). There's fire performance shows every hour starting at 7pm, there's face painting/glitter, there's card reading, and I also saw other smaller businesses like car freshies. Overall it was a fun night and we enjoyed getting to walk around and see everything. read more
3 years ago
Went on a Sunday night st 7pm in 2023 season and it was our first time without kids. Completely amazing experience and would highly recommend! Amazing displays and photo ops. Shopping and food vendors were bare minimum but that's not what we were there for. Will make this an annual tradition. read more
The displays were very cool but seemed like all fake pumpkins. I will say this event is very organized, but kind of ridiculous that you also have to pay $10 for parking. A lot of people posing & taking pics, not really any social distancing. read more
We enjoyed pumpkin nights. Our original date/time got cancelled due to bad weather. They sent an email to inform us it was cancelled and we could reschedule for another date. Being that we were visiting from San Antonio we couldn't reschedule for the dates they provided. They couldn't accommodate us so they refunded our tickets. Luckily time slots opened for the next day so we were able to purchase additional tickets. Although the weather was nasty we made the best of it. There are so many photo opps throughout your walk. You're basically walking down a long trail with different stations/pumpkin exhibits. They were lit with bright colors, dark colors, fog, etc. Both small and large displays. They had an area for drinks. We got hot chocolate. Perfect for that weather. So many things for the kiddos to do as well. We walked through it pretty quickly and due to the weather there weren't as many people as usual I'm sure so the lines to take your personal pics moved fairly quickly. There was a parking lot. It was $5 cash and $6 if using your card. read more
3 years ago
Just went last night and the trail was about the same as previous years but has more photo opportunities. The porta potty were on the nicer side but still smelled terrible even though there was a guy constantly spraying fabreeze. The food was terrible, gave frozen food vibes. Missed the food trucks they had before. Bought a Mai Tai and it tasted like water with sugar and I bought two beers and then was questioned by the one of the bar staff if I even paid for my drinks. They do have A lot more vendors but only a few that were in theme like fortune tellers and face painting. I had amazing company so it made the event 10x better but would not recommend to any family and friends. read more
4 years ago
We took our family - two adults and four kids 18, 16, 13, 10 on Wednesday night. We were impressed with the attention to detail, variety of displays along the winding trail, and the fire performers. There were various themes along the trail - Chinese dragon, Harry Potter, Dia de las Muertas, Spiders, Pirates, Under the Sea, etc. Our favorite was under the sea with the glow in the dark bubbles. My teens really got a kick out of it Absolutely beautiful to stroll through and tons of photo op setups. We got LED balloons and a funnel cake to pass the time till the fire show. It was awesome! Talented fire performers out on a 20 minute show that was truly the best I've ever seen - beating Key West's street performers and Hawaii! Give these guys a tip for sure! read more
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We went on a weeknight because tickets are cheaper than the weekend prices. This is the first time attending - I saw it advertised on social media and wanted to see the art designs on the pumpkins. Driving up, there was a massive line to get in to park. It moved very quickly though and I would say within 15 minutes were parked and ready to go. Parking was $10 cash but extremely organized and staff was there to direct traffic. It was easy in and easy out to be honest. The trail is full of photo ops where they had lighting set up and staff there to assist - lines were long for the weekday so I can't imagine the wait for some of the photo props during the weekend. The pumpkins were set up really cool and there were some spots with the smoke set up- even without standing in line, the photo ops were great! I can't imagine coming during the day - seems like it would be a waste. There is an area for food trucks with some picnic tables - it didn't seem busy at all and we didn't purchase any food there. There was a bar set up for drinks in the barn area there as well. The bathroom set up was a plus, though there were crowds waiting - there was enough set up to accommodate and the wait wasn't long at all. Once in, it was an upgrade from traditional portable toilets - but they could be cleaner. That said, it was the end of the evening so I'm sure throughout the day may be another story. By the time we finished the path, we went to see the fire entertainers, but I think we missed the showing because they were just walking around the arena. It was a nice experieence, but I think it's a one-time thing rather than an annual visit. I enjoyed the stroll and seeing the different set ups and pumpkin designs- but could definitely do without the crowded stop and go path traffic due to people wanting to take pictures along the way every two seconds. The stop and go, or people cutting you off/bumping into you, was a little off-putting. I can't imagine how it is during the weekday! read more
This place was cute but I wasn't over the top impressed. Food trucks sold out of things really fast even though we were there early. Not enough tables for people to eat at. Long lines to take pictures. Oh, and the food and drink prices were ASTRONOMICALLY high. We had to park at a church and be shuttled to the site and then shuttled back. Waited in line over 30 minutes each time, and on the way back they let people cut in front of us because they got in the wrong line... Pumpkins were not real. Not worth it in my opinion. read more
7 years ago
Let me start by saying I've been to MANY pumpkin patches and this one by far was the BEST! Location: it was a little secluded by which mean the parking was FAR, like half a mile far! Having a stroller with a baby was a MESS! We had to maneuver through tough grass, gravel (horrible), and dirt. So if you can, bring a stroller that can handle that terrain or just bring a baby carrier! I saw people in wedges and heels but any who, they made us park in the last parking which is like 3 parking lots away and we got there early (6pm on a Wednesday) and there was NO line. Oh and parking was free No one asked me to pay? Main area: As soon as you get there, there's food trucks, bounce houses, fire show, pic displays, restrooms, and couple benches. Then, there's an inside a building area for adults -a BAR and drinks! Not just beer but mixed drinks, high noon canned drinks, beer, and apple cider, sprite, and water. High noon was 9 bucks, sprite and water were 2 bucks, apple cider was 3 bucks if I remember correctly. I thought that was SO cool, mixed drinks and stuff other than beer! Happy mommy! Pumpkin pics: The pumpkin displays start after you get your drink! There are people at every display to take your pic which I thought was very cool! The lines were barely and moved swiftly. I was able to get my pics and move through in about an hour and half. Middle of pumpkin patch: it's like a pit stop with a playground for kids to play. They have a sea saw, balls, gigantic bowling, and bean bag toss. I can say going at 6PM on a Wednesday, helped with being empty, but around 730 it started to get packed and lines were much longer. At the very end, the gigantic spider web, we didn't get to take as many pics due to long line moving slowly. I really enjoyed this place just didn't like that I had to park a long distance away which got creepy once it got dark even with bright lights being on, hard gravel to get to inside, and at the end, how packed it started to get. I would def come back and recommend for all! Don't forget your High noon drink, my new fav thanks to pumpkin nights! i would def come at night, better pics! read more
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3 years ago
Really loved this. My girls are older (19,13) but we really enjoyed this. They do an amazing job! Great photo ops. I highly recommend. read more
I have a love-hate relationship with this event. Parking and generally getting into the event itself was terrible. The whole process was extremely inefficient. There was an incredibly long line of cars waiting to get into the event. Once we got in, we realized that the reason for the long line was because each car was individually stopped right at the front to pay and then were slowly waved from employee to employee to a parking lot with so many free spots. It was ridiculous how slowly the line was moving. It would have been much easier if everyone just parked first and then paid someone for the parking after. Going inside the actual venue, there was a fire show featuring two people who clearly were not professionals. We were constantly in fear that they were going to light the entire field on fire because they kept dropping the things they were juggling onto the ground. It was clear the moments where they were making mistakes also. I think the entire crowd watching were just confused. In terms of the actual picture taking spots, they were set up very well and looked pretty cool. Even though we went late at night, there were lights set up around so we were able to still get high-quality photos at night. The displays were pretty fun to walk around and we had a good time looking at all of them. read more
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