Things
You Need To Be Warned About
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During October evenings we will offer a Haunted Corn Field and 2 Flashlight Mazes for hours of fun at one low price of $15
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This
is a haunted corn field - Enter At
Your Own Risk
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Our haunted Field has almost 1 mile of pitch black trails, with only one way out!
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There
are no refunds
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There
is no smoking or flashlights allowed
in the haunted corn field
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There
are no rescue crews to come in and
"save you" - Once you enter,
you are on your own
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Expect
the worst
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They
are lurking in the corn field, waiting for
you...
Hours
& Pricing
- Beginning
in October the Haunted
Corn Field will be open Friday
& Saturday Nights from dusk 'till 11:00
pm.
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Adults
- Haunt
$12.00 (Nighttime Only)
Maze $10.00 (Daytime & Nighttime)
Combo Ticket $15.00 (Sold
after 5 pm)
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Kids
(6 - 11 Years Old)
- Haunt $8.00 (Nighttime Only)
Maze $5.00 (Daytime &
Nighttime)
Combo Ticket
$10.00 (Sold after 5
pm)
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Under
5
- "Free"
but not recommended for haunted events
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Flashlight
Rental
- $3 ($5 deposit) limited supply available
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FAQ's
Q: How long will it take me to go through the
maze?
A: It will take about 1/2 hour or more to do complete the small maze and 1 hour or more to complete the large maze, so plan to spend at least 2 hours or more with us at the farm. During the haunted event the haunt
itself takes about 20 minutes in addition to the 2 mazes if you choose the combo ticket.
Q: How should we dress for the maze?
A: The maze is located in an open corn field so we suggest that you dress appropriately for the temperature and wear good comfortable walking shoes. Our trails are bumpy and you need to be careful when walking. Smaller children may appreciate a ride in a wagon. Use backpacks instead of strollers for babies and toddlers, or heavy duty strollers with big wheels.
Q: Do you have Restrooms?
A: There are portable restrooms and hand sanitizer available.
Q: What types of payment do you accept?
A: At this time we can only accept cash payments, but we will accept checks for large groups.
Q: Are pets allowed in the maze?
A: We are sorry, but pets must be left at home. Of course, service animals are always allowed.
Q: Does the maze ever close due to weather?
A: The Mazes are only open weather permitting. Muddy ground conditions after
rain storms could force them to stay closed even after the rain has stopped. Please call
if you question the weather in our area. If we need to close for the day, a message will
be left on the farm answering machine.
Q: Can I get lost in the maze and not be found?
A: No, during busy times we will have corn cops stationed in the maze. They are instructed not to help, but when you say "I GIVE UP", then they will show you the right way to continue on through the maze. We do supply each maze customer with a map to keep in their pocket if needed.
Q: Why can't I drink alcoholic beverages in the maze?
A: Because this is an alcohol free event. Folks, you need all of your full senses to go through the maze!
Q: Why can't I smoke in the maze?
A: Because smoking in the maze is a fire hazard and a fire marshal would shut us down if we let people smoke in the maze.
Q: When the maze is open during nighttime hours, do I need to bring a flashlight?
A: Yes, you need to bring a flashlight because the maze pathways are not lit up at night. We do sell glow sticks at the maze, and rent some flashlights but we have a very limited amount. Flashlights are not allowed in the haunted maze.
Q: When will the maze be haunted?
A: The maze will be haunted every weekend in October Friday & Saturdays from Dusk till 11.
Q: Do I have to go through the haunted part of the maze?
A: No, you may enjoy our 2 flashlight mazes during the haunted hours after you have enjoyed the haunted corn field.
Q: Will the maze be haunted during daylight hours
A: No, the maze will only be haunted after dark, but both mazes are open all day long for your daytime enjoyment.
Q: How did you cut out the maze?
A: We hired a fantastic family from Idaho who own a company called Mazeplay to cut our maze, you can visit their website at
www.mazeplay.com.
We also hired a local farmer Brian Kethe to plant our corn. Remember we are city folks, or at least we were!
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