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Journey through a wonderland of illuminated larger-than-life Pumpkins from around the world.
Take a trip around the world at this year’s Jack-O-Lantern Spectacular: Pumpkins Around the World, an enchanting multicultural experience to delight all ages!
- Visiting Providence? Stay at the Graduate, a 4 star hotel with charming rooms, modern gym and perfect location, close to all the city’s gay attractions.
The Event
- Pumpkin trail is open nightly from 6 – 10:30 pm, last entry at 10 pm.
- Thousands of artistically carved pumpkins illuminate the night during this walk-through spectacular.
- Be magically transported on a European vacation, wildlife safari, and a trip down Route 66!
- From the Pyramids of Giza to the Leaning Tower of Pisa, this spooktacular family event will satisfy your case of wanderlust – no passports required!
The Venue
- The zoo’s Soaring Eagle Zip Ride will also be open, allowing guests the chance to witness this spectacle of dazzling lights from 115 feet high.
- The Zoo covers about 40 acres. The path through the Zoo is a little more than one-mile long. The lanterns are dotted across the zoo.
- Providence Zoo is approximately 11 minutes drive from downtown.
Where to stay in Providence?
- After your visit, hit the streets of downtown Providence for an eclectic night on the town with a wide range of gay and gay friendly bars and clubs hosting popular theme nights and events throughout the Spring and Summer.
The following hotels are close to the city’s top attractions and a short ride from the zoo:
Hotel Providence, Graduate Providence, Hampton Inn & Suites, Residence Inn Providence
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