Pumpkin Hollow

This year we will be hosting a free Haunted Drive-Thru in Little Elm Park on Friday, October 16, and Saturday, October 17. This trail is not as scary as years past; it is suitable for all ages!

**Due to COVID-19 and social distancing guidelines, everyone will be required to remain in their vehicles throughout the event. Event-goers will enter the park at the north gate entrance off Main Street.**

Creepy characters will haunt the road in the park. Some characters will jump out and scream close to your vehicle, but they will not touch your vehicle at any time. There will also be lights, fog, actors, and animatronics along the route, so we ask that vehicles stay under ten miles per hour the entire time.

We will also have a $10 family-friendly Drive-In Halloween movie playing each night of Pumpkin Hollow. Your fee includes your movie ticket, a bag of kettle corn, and special goodies for kids delivered by movie characters!

October 16: Hocus Pocus
Purchase tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pumpkin-hollow-haunted-road-movie-hocus-pocus-tickets-123190595387

October 17: Beetle Juice
Purchase tickets here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pumpkin-hollow-haunted-road-movie-beetlejuice-tickets-123197153001

Families will be able to reserve a movie spot for either night. Spots are very limited. Once the spots are full, we will not accept any more attendees. You will have space next to your vehicle if you wish to sit right next to your car.

We will still have a pumpkin trail, but it will be virtual! We will have 400 pumpkins located at the Recreation Center the week after Pumpkin Hollow. We ask that you carve them the week of Halloween. We will be having a pumpkin carving contest, and you can enter to win by posting a picture of your carved pumpkin to our Special Events Facebook group, Little Elm Special Events. We will pick winners on November 1.