The Mid-South Maze

“Such a fun activity for the family! I highly recommend including the corn maze in your autumn festivities. The paths were not muddy this year. In fact they were dusty and hard as rock. Being surrounded by the tall corn stalks rustling in the breeze with the city sounds in the background was a surreal experience.”

“Tons of fun! A great maze with riddles to help you find your way through. There are also snacks, a jump pillow for the kids, a corn cannon, and hayrides. A great way to spend the day out with the kids and I can’t wait to try the haunted maze.”

“Best time of my, they jumped out at us, a good date place”

“We had a great time at the corn maze, but there were a few things that stood out—both good and bad. The maze itself was well-designed, and we loved navigating it under the light of the moon. However, the overall vibe was a bit confusing. While scary characters roamed the parking lot and ticket line, jumping out and startling guests (which we expected), the background music didn't quite fit the spooky atmosphere—think Maroon 5 or Taylor Swift playing in the distance. We purchased tickets online, hoping to skip the wait, but ended up standing in the same line as everyone else to enter, which was a bit disappointing. On the plus side, security was visible near the entrance and ticket counter, though we did see a few people bypassing the system by walking over the netting to sneak in. As for the maze experience, the first half was quite crowded, so the scare actors didn’t get much of a chance to interact with us. However, as the crowd thinned out in the second half, the actors really upped their game—some even followed us quietly, adding a creepy layer to our attempts to find the exit. It took us about 30 minutes to complete the maze, with the trivia questions providing helpful hints along the way. One tip: wear comfortable shoes with good grip, as the dirt paths were a bit damp and slippery. Overall, it was a fun experience, but a few tweaks could definitely enhance the atmosphere and organization.”

“Fun with a map. Wear comfortable shoes. Went during the day and it's still a good time. There were a couple discrepancies in the map but we had a fun time nonetheless.”

“So it was good but I have a few pet peeves. One it was super eerie. Some of the actors were scary and some were just there. Some didn’t care to be scary and some went over the top. Seriously some of them were really scary. This is my first maze but the line when we first got there was exponentially long. I also saw ALOT of unruly children which also negatively impacted my experience. The maze was extremely long. If you can’t see at night don’t go because you will not make it out within 30 mins or less. Also the corn riddles were clever. I wish they had a light or something to help you identify the signs because I think we walked past a lot of them. Overall ok experience. Will I do it again? Probably not but for each it’s own right.”

“I really wanted to like this. I am a corn maze lover and new to the area so when I saw all the hype I was really excited. It was 20 per person to walk through an unmanaged pathway with people walking both directions overcrowding but the worst was that it was not entertaining at all. Not scary just people roaming around in cheap costumes occasionally engaging but no real obstacle or effort put in. Do not waste your money. For the cost they need to do better!! And where is the pumpkin patch, the candy apples and Carmel corn? Such a huge let down.”

“The haunted hayride wasn’t scary at all this year. Scare actors didn’t even try to be scary. They came on and did nothing. One literally was just chatting about how they’re 18 and married. Terrible experience for 5 dollars. Make it free next time if they aren’t going to do their jobs anyways.Volunteers or not they came to scare people and failed/didn’t even try.”