Is Jack's Pumpkin Pop-Up open through November 1?
Jack's Pumpkin Pop-Up runs through Nov. 1, 2026. Get the last-weekend entry times, ticket prices and rules before you go.
If you’re planning a late-season visit, yes, Jack’s Pumpkin Pop-Up is open through Sunday, Nov. 1, 2026. You can book a Nov. 1 entry time, with prices and available slots shown on the ticket page.
The pop-up is at 1265 W. Le Moyne St. Check your selected date and arrival time before you buy, since both ticket prices and entry slots vary.
Yes, it runs through Sunday, Nov. 1
Jack’s Pumpkin Pop-Up runs Sept. 19 through Nov. 1, 2026, at 1265 W. Le Moyne St. Jack’s official site, Time Out and 97X all give those dates, and tickets are on sale for every day through Nov. 1.
That makes Sunday, Nov. 1, the final listed date for the 2026 season. If you’re aiming for the last day, check the available entry times and price for your group before making plans.
The ticket calendar lists dates through Nov. 1. You can use it to select a day and view the available arrival times. Ticket availability and pricing are date-specific, so confirm the details for Nov. 1 before checkout.
Hours and entry times on the last weekend
The ticket page lists entry slots from 11 a.m. through 9:30 p.m. on both Oct. 31 and Nov. 1; those are arrival times, not a published closing time. On weekdays, entry starts at 4 p.m.
Your ticket is timed, with a 30-minute arrival window. Once you enter, you can stay as long as you like. The final tickets are sold 90 minutes before closing, so don’t treat the latest listed entry slot as the event’s closing time.
Jack’s is open every day, rain or shine. The Nov. 1 admission page shows the date’s available options and entry times. Check it close to purchase, since the slots displayed are the ones available for that date.
What it costs as of Oct. 8
For Nov. 1, the ticket page lists admission with corn maze access, plus packages that include a drink or a pumpkin; the displayed prices include fees. The amount depends on the package you choose.
Children ages 4 and under get in free. Ages 5 to 11 qualify for a kids ticket when accompanied by a paying adult. Check the Nov. 1 ticket options for the current listed prices and age requirements before checkout.
Prices change by date and time, and tickets bought at the door can cost more. The prices displayed on Oct. 8 are a date-specific snapshot, so confirm the total for your chosen package and arrival slot when you book.
Rules to know before you go
Jack’s welcomes all ages, with age limits for drinks and axe throwing: you must be 21 or older to drink and 18 or older to use the axe-throwing attraction. After 7 p.m., the atmosphere becomes more adult, which may shape the timing you choose for a family visit.
The event is cashless, and the ID you present must match the card you use. Bring the matching ID and payment card if you plan to buy anything on site.
Outside food and drinks aren’t permitted, and only service animals are allowed. Read Jack’s FAQ before you go if you need to confirm a rule or plan around an age restriction.
Rain, exchanges and no refunds
All ticket sales are final, and Jack’s does not offer refunds. You can exchange a ticket one time; if the new date costs more, you pay the difference.
Rain does not automatically cancel your visit. Jack’s operates rain or shine, and on rainy days the timed-entry slots are ignored, so you do not need to arrive during the window printed on your ticket.
Before requesting an exchange, check the date and price for the replacement ticket. The one-time exchange limit and any price difference apply when you move your visit.
Getting there
Jack’s has no designated parking and recommends using a ride-share service. Plan your arrival around that guidance if you’re visiting the Goose Island location at 1265 W. Le Moyne St.
The grounds cover about 2 acres and use straw and hay, which can make movement harder with a stroller or wheelchair. Keep the surface in mind when choosing what to bring and how to get around the site.
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