Jack-o-lanterns are the faces of Halloween, gracing front porches everywhere with their maniacal grins. This year, you won’t want to miss this glowing pumpkin event in Texas where the symbolic gourds are lighting up Dallas in a big way. Pumpkin Nights is a village of more than 3,000 glowing pumpkins guaranteed to make the spookiest day of the year one you’ll never forget. Let’s take a closer look.
Entering its fifth year, Pumpkin Nights is a family-friendly attraction whose mission involves celebrating Halloween without all the unnecessary gore. It’s arguably more entertaining than any haunted house because of the elaborate setups and multicolored, effervescent lights.
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A half-mile walking path leads visitors through seven different themed lands on a quest to preserve the spirit of Halloween. 3,000 real, hand-carved pumpkins line the trail, both along the sides and dangling ominously overhead.
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Forbidden cities, a Day of the Dead tribute, and sunken ship are all worlds you’ll explore. They all have unique stories, unfolding more and more with each additional step.
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Your little monsters will love digging for buried treasure in Pumpkin Pirate Cove.
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All that fright is bound to leave you absolutely dying of hunger, so luckily there will be treats galore (and maybe a few tricks, too.) Seasonal snacks from local food vendors, warm hot cocoa, and adult beverages are just a few of the many options.
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Don’t forget to snap a family photo on the way out - especially if everyone is donning their most festive Halloween attire. This is a night you’ll want to cherish for all eternity!
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The address is 4016 West Division Street, Arlington, TX 76012.
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Visit the event’s website or Facebook page to learn more.
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Be sure to check out their website so you can stay up to date on the 2020 season.
Will you be attending Pumpkin Nights this year? If so, keep us posted on how the experience goes! Check out our previous article for another can’t-miss Halloween attraction: You’ll Want To Visit This City In Texas That Transforms Into Halloweentown Every October.
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Address: 4016 W Division St, Arlington, TX 76012, USA
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glowing pumpkin event in Texas October 06, 2020 Jackie Ann Where are the best places to see fall foliage in Texas? Texas isn’t known for beautiful fall foliage, but the leaves still do change. Even though autumn may be brief in Texas, it sure is beautiful. One of the best places to see the fall foliage in Texas is at the Lost Maples State Natural Area in Vanderpool, Texas. Take the East Trail, where you’ll find most of the park’s maple trees that come alive in peak fall foliage with reds, oranges, and yellows. For peak colors, try to visit at the end of October or early November. Which hiking trails in Texas are best in the fall? Fall is one of the best times of year to be spending your time outdoors, and Texas’ has plenty of trails that are perfect for leaf-peeping. One of the best fall hikes in Texas can be found at Garner State Park in Concan, Texas. There are several trails within the park, all of them range in difficulty and distance, with the longest trail just shy of three miles. For beautiful lakefront views with your fall foliage, visit Daingerfield State Park where you’ll be met with a kaleidoscope of colors as the oak, sweetgum, and cypress trees change colors with the season. What are the best fall day trips in Texas? Texas truly comes alive in the fall, and you’ll want to get outside and experience it. Hall’s Pumpkin Farm in Grapevine attracts families from all over the state in search of the perfect pumpkin and challenge their directional skills in the corn maze. If you’re looking to spend some time in nature, you can’t go wrong with hiking the trails the Lost Maples State Natural Area, where you’ll be met with some truly stunning colors as the maple leaves change into vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows.
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glowing pumpkin event in Texas
October 06, 2020
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Where are the best places to see fall foliage in Texas? Texas isn’t known for beautiful fall foliage, but the leaves still do change. Even though autumn may be brief in Texas, it sure is beautiful. One of the best places to see the fall foliage in Texas is at the Lost Maples State Natural Area in Vanderpool, Texas. Take the East Trail, where you’ll find most of the park’s maple trees that come alive in peak fall foliage with reds, oranges, and yellows. For peak colors, try to visit at the end of October or early November. Which hiking trails in Texas are best in the fall? Fall is one of the best times of year to be spending your time outdoors, and Texas’ has plenty of trails that are perfect for leaf-peeping. One of the best fall hikes in Texas can be found at Garner State Park in Concan, Texas. There are several trails within the park, all of them range in difficulty and distance, with the longest trail just shy of three miles. For beautiful lakefront views with your fall foliage, visit Daingerfield State Park where you’ll be met with a kaleidoscope of colors as the oak, sweetgum, and cypress trees change colors with the season. What are the best fall day trips in Texas? Texas truly comes alive in the fall, and you’ll want to get outside and experience it. Hall’s Pumpkin Farm in Grapevine attracts families from all over the state in search of the perfect pumpkin and challenge their directional skills in the corn maze. If you’re looking to spend some time in nature, you can’t go wrong with hiking the trails the Lost Maples State Natural Area, where you’ll be met with some truly stunning colors as the maple leaves change into vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows.
The OIYS Visitor Center
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Texas isn’t known for beautiful fall foliage, but the leaves still do change. Even though autumn may be brief in Texas, it sure is beautiful. One of the best places to see the fall foliage in Texas is at the Lost Maples State Natural Area in Vanderpool, Texas. Take the East Trail, where you’ll find most of the park’s maple trees that come alive in peak fall foliage with reds, oranges, and yellows. For peak colors, try to visit at the end of October or early November.
Which hiking trails in Texas are best in the fall?
Fall is one of the best times of year to be spending your time outdoors, and Texas’ has plenty of trails that are perfect for leaf-peeping. One of the best fall hikes in Texas can be found at Garner State Park in Concan, Texas. There are several trails within the park, all of them range in difficulty and distance, with the longest trail just shy of three miles. For beautiful lakefront views with your fall foliage, visit Daingerfield State Park where you’ll be met with a kaleidoscope of colors as the oak, sweetgum, and cypress trees change colors with the season.
What are the best fall day trips in Texas?
Texas truly comes alive in the fall, and you’ll want to get outside and experience it. Hall’s Pumpkin Farm in Grapevine attracts families from all over the state in search of the perfect pumpkin and challenge their directional skills in the corn maze. If you’re looking to spend some time in nature, you can’t go wrong with hiking the trails the Lost Maples State Natural Area, where you’ll be met with some truly stunning colors as the maple leaves change into vibrant reds, oranges, and yellows.
