San Antonio Pumpkin Festival to return downtown Festival features a carousel, a massive corn pit, and a train ride through a replica Alamo
San Antonio Pumpkin Festival. (KSAT)
SAN ANTONIO – A magical journey awaits coming this fall to downtown San Antonio.
San Antonio Pumpkin Festival is returning on Sept. 27 and will be open daily until Oct. 27. The festival is located at 1603 Broadway, near Pearl.
The festival includes a carousel, a massive corn pit, and a train ride through a replica Alamo.
This year, the festival will be open Monday through Thursday from 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Other attractions at the festival include:
Steer Roping
Live Music
Authentic Sioux Tipi
Grain Silo Slide
Wild West Village
Human Powered Coaster
Balloon Animals
Face Painter
Caricature Artist
Instagrammable Moments
Bouncy Pumpkin
Pumpkin Houses
Willie’s Windmill
Painted Pumpkins
Toddler Bull Rides
Piggly Wiggles
Human Hamster Wheel
Tree of Life
Cinderella’s Carriage
Authentic Sioux Tipi
Art Installations
Click here to purchase tickets online . According to the website, walk-ins are “unlikely” due to high demand.
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