Claim a pumpkin, carve it, leave it glowing
Pumpkin Patch is a shared Halloween web experience: a field of a million pumpkins under a moon where anyone can claim a pumpkin, carve it, and leave it glowing for everyone else to see.
A shared patch of a million pumpkins organized into rows and plots (e.g., Row -2, plot 0) that visitors can claim one by one.
Once claimed, a pumpkin can be carved into a jack-o'-lantern.
Carved pumpkins are left glowing for everyone to visit, so the patch becomes a collective Halloween display.
A map with directional controls (up/left/down/right) to move around the patch and browse other people's pumpkins.
A 'Recently carved' view to visit freshly made jack-o'-lanterns.
The patch can be explored in VR.
Visitors can tap or click any pumpkin to claim it and view jack-o'-lanterns others have carved.
Open the site and tap or click any pumpkin in the patch to claim it.
Turn your claimed pumpkin into a jack-o'-lantern.
Your carved pumpkin stays in the shared patch for everyone to visit.
Use the map, the 'Recently carved' view, or direct visits to see what others have made.
A shared Halloween web experience featuring a million pumpkins that anyone can claim, carve, and leave glowing for everyone.
Tap or click any pumpkin in the patch to claim it, then carve it into your own jack-o'-lantern.
Yes — carved pumpkins are left glowing in the shared patch, and visitors can browse them via the map or the 'Recently carved' view.
Yes, the site offers a 'Walk it in VR' option for exploring the patch in virtual reality.
The million pumpkins are laid out in rows and plots (e.g., Row -2, plot 0) that you can navigate with a map and directional controls.
The page does not mention any pricing or accounts — visiting and claiming a pumpkin appears to be open to anyone.
