If you've been to the pumpkin patch by IKEA, this is the same one. It's located right behind the…read moreCredit One Bank off the 215 West and Cimarron. There's a lots of free parking. Lots of bouncy house types of fun for the little kids like slides and mazes. Socks are required so bring your own or buy when you arrive. There's also a few younger kids rides probably for kids 3+. Lots of pumpkins everywhere you can buy. Lots of photo opportunities also. They also sell food, snacks, and drinks like at fair. The price did go up, $1.50/ticket or $29/20 tickets for the rides. I personally think this is better for kids under 10yrs old. We've been to this pumpkin patch several years now and my son loves it. I would try not to feed your kids anything an hour before and no liquids 15-20min before going in case they get sick lol.

Amazing! We will be back every year!…read more It was free to get into and had so many things from my little toddlers to do. Just the perfect way to spend a fall weekend evening.

We went to the pumpkin patch, this weekend with a group of 12 with kids in different age groups…read more Their rides are catered to the young kids. My kids only rode one or two rides. Price of admission is five dollars per person, a dollar per ticket and rides are around 3 to 5 tickets each. The tickets also are used for the carnival games which is around 3 to 5 tickets . We didn't get anything to eat here so I can't speak on that. There was face painting and pumpkin painting that also is not free and is around three tickets. There were four bounce houses and price for admission is three tickets where kids get access to all bounce houses with that price. We stayed there for about an hour and then there was an electrical blackout so we decided to leave. Parking was free and the kids had fun, but I think the place is more catered to young kids around 3 to 9 years old. For a family of 4 with 2 kids, we spent around $60. One improvement I recommend is to have a sign for how much does each ride/game cost because I had to ask each attendant.

I come every single year. They have the best pumpkin patch in town. I got a massive white pumpkin,…read moreand a small gray pumpkin to go along with my common orange ones. They bring them straight to your car for you, load them in and make it hassel free. Service is amazing here. They have rides for the kids, carnival games, foods, and coffees made from baby pumpkins. This is a must if you want cute Instagram-able photos for the holidays. Also great for a date night!

Hooray!! A Halloween Town Pumpkin Patch in Northwest Las Vegas, Centennial Hills! It was only 5…read moreminutes away from my house! I usually would take the family to the Tivoli village Halloween Town Pumpkin Patch, but now since there is one in Northwest, I'll be going to this one instead in the future. This location is right next to the RTC Transit Center in Centennial Hills. It's right near the Smiths center across the street. There is plenty of parking available since it's next to RTC Park & Ride. The Halloween Town Pumpkin Patch is a seasonal fall attraction. There are multiple locations in Las Vegas. The pumpkin patch offers carnival thrills, family friendly entertainment and photo op moments! There are classic kiddie rides, hay mazes, larger carnival rides, food, and games. General admissions into Halloween Town Pumpkin Patch is $5.00 each. Credit Card or Cash is available for payment options. I ended up bringing my daughter and one of her friends on a Sunday as soon as it opened at 12:00 P.M. We purchased the all day wristband for $40.00 each. There are self service kiosks where you purchase the bands. From there, everyone wanted to do the carnival rides! We started with the air swings that went really high up on the air! They rode that several times, and then moved over to the small mini dragon coaster, and rode that a few times. There weren't any long lines during the afternoon for the carnival rides. From there, everyone wanted to go ride the Typhoon. The ride went high up in the area and in circles, back down, and then backwards. Halloween Town Pumpkin Patch does have several benches scattered within the park to sit down. Luckily, I had a chance to take a break throughout the day. They also rode some of other rides like the following Ferris Wheel Bumper Cars Pirate Ship Tilt a Whirl The play house and a few others! After riding some rides, we did stop by for food! -Philly Cheesesteak -Pretzel -Deep Fried Oreos -Chicken Tenders and Fries -Fresh Squeezed lemonade (Regular Lemonade, and a Mango/Strawberry mix) The food was actually good. I enjoyed the Philly Cheesesteak. It was sweet with lots of bell peppers and onions. Not too much cheese though. The Pretzel was good with lots of salt. The deep fried Oreos were scrumptious! Perfectly fried with lots of powdered sugar. The Chicken Tenders were good. The best part about the food though was the stand that was serving the freshly squeezed lemonade. We did have to wait about 15 minutes before we could place our order as it was pretty popular. Fresh lemons were used and all of the drinks were made from scratch. I highly recommend stopping by the Freshly Squeezed lemonade stand if you're visiting Halloween Town! We had such a great time and was there until 5:00 P.M! We spent about 5 hours inside Halloween Town. There are so many activities. We did play one game and did win a soccer ball! I'm so glad that there is now a Halloween Town in Northwest Las Vegas!

We went with our almost 2 year old and baby. Although there are kiddy rides, it's definitely for…read morekids ages 3/4 and up. Our son was too young to ride anything but the carousel. He was too young to play any of the games. Only thing he could do was the maze, the pumpkin patch area, and probably the bounce houses but we opted out of that one. There were too many kids and didn't want him to get sick. If you want to avoid large crowds, long lines, etc go early. We were there from 4pm - 5pm on a Sunday and at 5pm it was getting crowded. - Parking is free (lot of space for parking and you don't necessarily have to park far, the ground is dirt so if you don't want special shoes to get dirty, bring old shoes) - $5 admission fee per person (our almost 2 year old was free) - rides are separate fees - food is separate (we got a churro $5, a pizza $5, Italian/polish sausage $9) - pumpkins have a separate fee depending on size. Saw some $20-$30 per pumpkin! We just got the tiny one for our toddler at $2) Churro was sooo good. Pizza was good for carnival pizza. Pass on the Italian sausage. We got amazing service from the admission team, carnival ride attendees especially the gentlemen at the carousel, and the pumpkin patch staff. Lastly, why I am not giving it 5 stars. Saw a kid, maybe 10-11 years old. Throw up right in front of the churro/pretzel/pizza area. Don't know if he had a stomach virus. It was enough to make us leave. Didn't want to catch anything he had. Also some people saw but didn't do anything about it.

I've already done a review on this, but I'm gonna do it again pumpkin patches here in Vegas are not…read moreso good. I was at this one in October of this year in 2024 and me and My Wife enjoyed it but not so much because of the high prices and the quality of the food. The service was OK. The selections were OK but everything else was just terrible.

Wtf made my mom wast her gas to take the family all the way out there (live out in sky cannon) just…read morefor us to pull up to a sketchy store with no lights on and my mom pissed her pants cause she was to scared to go in anywhere in that side of town to pee! DO NOT WASTE TIME OR GAS

Don't come here they advertise that this place is for older kids. I have a 10-year-old niece who…read morecouldn't ride half of the stuff here after I already paid for a $30 wristband because they kept saying she was too tall too tall to jump in a bouncy house that had nobody in it Or half of these rain heating gas ride and they're sitting on here with nobody in this place and they're charging us an arm and a leg to come here. I'll never come here again.

This is the world's best pumpkin patch ever!!!!! The rides are so fun, and these workers are…read moreamazing!!!!! 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.

This is a fun fall spot for the family. Your enjoyment will largely depend on when you go. A…read moreSaturday night will be crowded and not so fun, but a weekday evening is more mellow. Here's how it works. You buy tickets at the front and each activity has an assigned ticket value. We purchased 40 tickets for $49 and that lasted my 3 year old for 1 hour of fun. Each activity was around 2-4 tickets per round. This isn't a huge attraction, but has enough to do for an hour or so. They have inflatable houses with slides, inflatable obstacle courses, a petting zoo, a maze, and a train. Each activity has an age requirement. There was much more for my three year old to do this year than she could do at two years old. There are little haystacks and pumpkins around the center that make good spots for photos. Food is limited to a couple of snacks like popcorn, flavorless packaged caramel apples, and nachos. Seasonal pumpkin patch is a fun activity for the kids! Just be prepared that it can get a little pricey.

Review #43 of 2025…read more We stopped by this church's pumpkin patch in October hoping for a fun, family-friendly evening, the kind of wholesome fall outing you expect from a community church event. Unfortunately, it's clear this has turned into nothing more than a cash grab. We bought a big stack of tickets upfront (easily $50-60 worth) for the mazes, bounce houses, and activities. When we ran out and realized we only needed one more ticket to let our children finish the last attraction, we politely asked a worker if they could spot us just one as a courtesy since we'd already spent so much. The answer was an immediate, adamant "No." No flexibility, no "let me check with a manager," not even a smile, just a flat refusal. For the sake of literally one ticket (maybe 50 cents' worth), they made us feel like an inconvenience instead of valued guests who had just dropped a small fortune supporting their fundraiser. It completely soured what should have been a joyful evening. We left feeling nickel-and-dimed by a church, of all places. Very disappointing and honestly pretty shameful. There are plenty of other pumpkin patches and fall events in the area that still understand the spirit of community. We won't be back.

it's getting expensive the workers have more attitudes. Jacob was the only one that I saw with a…read moresmile that's what we need to see more of thank you, Jacob.

insanely overpriced - Cost $30 for 20 tickets and each ride is between 1-4 tickets with the only…read moregood ones being 4 tickets. And each ride is like 15 seconds. there We're only like 7 inflatables too.

Reviews are changing because the experiences change, hence, my review updates…read more Our water heater broke on tuesday night. Hubby made a bunch of calls, but received inaccurate information from Rheem (spoke to three different CSR's- two were good, one was passing along the wrong information!). Apparently, the six year warranty only exists if you use the original installer- that was the final thing we learned, from the 3rd Rheem CSR. We purchased our home in 2021, but the water heater was purchased by the previous owner in 2020. Warranties on Rheem water heaters do not transfer over. So, this is a Consumer Buyer Beware warning, to you all. It is so important to know the Warranty on everything that you buy nowadays due to Inflation and Tarriffs (recently ruled "illegal" by a Federal Judge). Hubby and our Plumber unhooked the broken unit to turn it into the Flamingo/Fort Apache one, however, it turned out to be the wrong location, Pro Desk; instead got referred to the one across from Springs Preserve, which closed at 5 pm (across town, not in the same neighborhood, BTW). Hubby calls that one, the following day, thursday, they say, "We do not deal with Residential, only Commercial." It is a good thing he called before actually just heading over there, only to waste more time. And finally, hubby called Rheem a third time. This was extremely frustrating. The difference in customer service is good information versus bad information. This is the purpose of reviews to outline the good, the bad, & the ugly. And it gives companies a chance to improve. So, we had to purchase a new one, but the Flamingo/Fort Apache one didn't have the one that we needed, in stock. So hubby and our Plumber came to this location, The Arroyo Market Square location- Rainbow/ 215. And this one had it in stock. $1483 for a new Rheem water heater. Thursday morning we had hot water again. But, man, what a run-around this was, for hubby and our Plumber. Our licensed contractor handyman is the best! Four separate reviews were written on this experience.

Literally always has the stuff I need for my home. Thankfully there's a ton of employees walking…read morearound that I can ask for help. They always know where to find the goods and provide detail of the aisle number which is impressive. Today's trip I needed these items: - 16x16 Concrete slab aka paver for my cat - Milwaukee Fold-Up Collapsible Folding Hand Truck 150-Lbs Capacity to fit in my car - $20 Pink Plumeria plant - 8in Bella Zen Zamia Bowl for kitchen decor - Aptenia plant full sun for my outdoor pot Lo and behold I was able to find everything I needed which was all outside in the garden area. Any packing stuff and boxes was outside with the Dollie's in the back. Giant selection of plants here with signs saying which do well in drought tolerant and full sun. Inside the store is massive with plenty of tools and lumbar and home appliances. You can get a fridge or washing machine here with the 0% credit card rate which is great for new homeowners.

Stringbean slept over his G-ma's & Papa's last friday night, so we went here after lunch on…read moresaturday afternoon, just to get some ideas, and get some steps in. It's always changing here, just like the restaurant. The market's being moved to the inside part, near the patio furniture and the checkout registers. Much of it was already situated there, but there was a worker in there, removing the last few parts of it. (I believe the cafe is remaining, since there are numerous kiosks there.) Not sure what will be here but I'm sure that it will be different the next time we visit. Noticed that the yellow signs, similar to what Albertsons and Smiths uses, for Lower Pricing; it was prevalent here, maybe to grab the customer's attention. It worked. Snapped lots of possibilities, for our stringbean's room. A five drawer dresser. We were also looking at the rugs for our foyer, our lowest level. But we still need to measure the space. Delifika- got the other ones, the funny thing is if it is in the Collection, there are numerous items with the same name. The same goes for the furniture. The meatballs are now $14.99, which I believe are due to the current administration's tarriffs. Used to get them, when they were $8.99. That was a long time ago. Update: I've used the Foljsam baking dish for our air-fryer, and it worked out perfectly. It is the right size, shape and depth for it.

IKEA used to be a go-to destination - busy, well-organized, and genuinely fun to browse. Lately,…read morethough, it feels like a shadow of its former self. The showroom feels noticeably empty, both in terms of foot traffic and staff presence. Though the upstairs display walk through areas look decent and recently rearranged/changed, it still feels empty. Where there used to be employees readily available on the floor, you're lucky to spot a few in certain areas. If you're coming in to return or exchange an item, you may casually stand around for a bit until staff comes from the back to tend to that area. Displays of merchandise feel like an afterthought compared to how carefully curated things once were i.e.: a cart full of items vs them being displayed and organized. The biggest disappointment? The cafe downstairs.. I've visited a few times recently and it's been closed or non-operational each time with kiosks showing an error screen or "CLOSED". It used to be a highlight of the whole trip - I'd always look forward to grabbing a little meatball sundae on the way and making an afternoon of it. Instead, I now find myself in a long long line waiting for one of four self-checkout stations to open up.. (the previously staffed registers are no longer a thing and other self-checkout lines are blocked off)..only to look over and see the cafe kiosk dark and unattended. It really takes the joy out of the visit. That said, there are still some redeeming qualities. The as-is section remains a solid find for deals, and apparently you can now shop it online - a nice touch. The space also has free WiFi, so if you're looking for a low-key study spot and the restaurant upstairs happens to be open, it could work for that. Overall, it feels like IKEA is operating with reduced resources, and it shows. I don't follow there business much so I'm not sure if they're struggling but hoping things turn around not only for the customers but for the staff too!