While this was on the more affordable side of a pumpkin patch, it lacked variety. The attractions were mainly bounce houses. I honestly was expecting this to be on a farm but it's actually just on a small plot of land. It was slightly difficult to actually get to the pumpkin patch because it is right off of a busy street. I actually ended up having to take a U-turn to get in. Once you actually get to the venue, there is a lot of parking I noticed a lot of people park across the street where the bank was because they're closed at night. You also have options to parallel park off the side.
The hayride is actually multiple buggies connected to a tractor and you don't actually go on top of Hay. Despite that a lot of people did go on this ride, including myself, and it was actually fun. I could've sworn online. It said the hayride was free but that might be on the weekends. The "hay" ride or "train" ride goes around the whole entire plot. As you ride you get to see all the Halloween decor that is the one thing they did not skimp on is the Halloween decorations.
So you will definitely get your Instagram pictures in.
I will give it some props because we came on a Monday. They did not have most of the attractions open. And it was kind of crowded because like I said before it's not on a farm.
I want to give a shout out to the employee that told us to look around before buying attraction tickets, so we knew what we wanted to do and how many tickets to get. That was very honest of him & we did end up saving some money. Mainly because the Pony ride,Face painting, food stand & a couple other attractions were closed.
I really wish the food stand was open, because the only thing you can purchase is snowcones and cheap snacks in the front where you purchased tickets. This actually let us to leave earlier so we could get food.
Despite lacking food and some of the attraction, they were not lacking in pumpkins. I think this place had the most variety compared to most of the pumpkin patches I've been to. They had all sorts of different shaped pumpkins, different colors, and even ones with lots of texture, which I've never really seen a pumpkin, so much texture & bumps before.
Tickets wise each attraction averages about 4-5 tickets, so I recommend getting the 25 tickets for $20! One ticket= $1, so it does start to add up the more things you want to do.
The most expensive thing I saw was the trampoline jump at 12 tickets/ person, and the cheapest was three tickets.
I would skip the carnival side of the games because they mainly for kids. It was two tickets to play so technically it was cheaper than when you actually go to a carnival if you win, you get two price tickets to collect and you get to choose from their prizes a different ticket prices. The best prize they had was a plastic blowup guitar and a plastic blowup saxophone.
Would I go again? Maybe if it was a weekend and they had more attractions & food. In all honesty this pumpkin patch is great for those Instagram pictures actually did see some "influencers" take pictures here. 1000% a few of the employees where great! read more