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Halloween

Pumpkin Patch Trolley — Minnesota Streetcar Museum

  • Run by Minnesota Streetcar Museum
  • Linden Hills Station (Como-Harriet Streetcar Line) — Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States

Next: Oct 10–11, 2026

A fall weekend trolley ride on the Como-Harriet Streetcar Line in Minneapolis to a pumpkin patch where riders pick a Halloween pumpkin to bring home.

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Next edition

Oct 10–11, 2026

Saturday and Sunday, Oct 10-11, 1:00-4:00 pm. Regular streetcar fares apply; pumpkins sold separately while supplies last.

From $3 (as published by the operator)

About this event

The Minnesota Streetcar Museum runs the Como-Harriet Streetcar Line in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and offers a Farmer Ken and Jan's Pumpkin Patch weekend each fall. The operator invites riders to take a trolley ride and bring home a Halloween pumpkin.

Riders get off the car at the pumpkin patch to search for just the right pumpkin, and the streetcars make frequent trips to it. The operator says there are no advance tickets or reservations.

What to expect

A trolley ride to the pumpkin patch, where you get off and search for a pumpkin to take home. Streetcars make frequent trips, so there is no fixed departure to catch. No advance tickets or reservations are needed.

Practical info

The line's Linden Hills Station is at 2330 West 42nd Street, Minneapolis, at Queen Avenue South and W. 42nd Street. Regular streetcar fares apply, pumpkins are sold separately while supplies last, and young children ride free. The station is wheelchair accessible but the historic streetcars are not; crews help passengers board as far as possible. There is a pay lot beside the station and on-street parking across the tracks. Phone 952-922-1096.

Where it happens

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Frequently asked questions

What happens at the pumpkin patch?▾
Riders get off the streetcar at the pumpkin patch and search for just the right pumpkin to bring home.
Do I need to book in advance?▾
No. The operator says there are no advance tickets or reservations, and streetcars make frequent trips to the patch.
Are pumpkins included in the fare?▾
No. Regular fares apply and pumpkins are sold separately while supplies last.
Where does the streetcar board?▾
At the Linden Hills Station, 2330 West 42nd Street, Minneapolis.
Is the line accessible?▾
The Linden Hills Station is wheelchair accessible, but the historic streetcars are not; crews help passengers board as far as possible.

Sources

Dates checked on Oct 10, 2026 from the official site: trolleyride.org. Schedules can change — always confirm with the operator before you travel.

Official website: trolleyride.org

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