#CORN MAZE PARTY INVITATIONS PLUS#

SEVER'S CORN MAZE & FALL FESTIVAL, Shakopee, MNДЇor nearly two decades, families in the Twin Cities have headed here to get their maze on. At 15 acres, it's the biggest one in Wisconsin, and has been listed among the 10 Best in America by USA Today, The Travel Channel and more. The farm has been in the same family for over a century - and they lovingly create some of the most intriguing corn mazes anywhere. The easiest game will take you only about 20 minutes to solve the longest is about 2 hours. Theirs is one of the biggest mazes in the world, and is broken down into five different 'games' winding through intricately planned 33 acres. RICHARDSON ADVENTURE FARM CORN MAZE, Spring Grove, IL It offers both a 1-acre and 7-acre maze challenge, with great designs that range from a patriotic salute to the troops to an appreciation of farmers. Near Orlando lies another 'happiest place on earth' - this popular seasonal attraction. Up the ante by playing 'Maize-opoly' as you earn pretend money while navigating the 10-acre maze. From the Civil War to native sons (like Sinatra) to the anniversary of Rutger's University, there's always a new challenge. New Jersey's largest corn maze comes up with an interesting design each and every year. One comes complete with an old-fashioned bucket and pulley that you 'send down' to purchase a reviving snack.

#CORN MAZE PARTY INVITATIONS PLUS#

Set within the challenging maze are twists, turns and puzzles, plus a number of 'bridges' that give you a chance to take in the whole picture -and take a break. DAVIS FARMLAND MEGA MAZE, Sterling, MAДЄbout an hour outside of Boston is this favorite fall destination.

But there are several elevated places (one being an old boat) that allow you to climb up and get your bearings. This one, located on a 3rd-generation dairy farm covers about 10 acres, with stalks of corn towering 12 feet tall. It's the largest maze in all of New England, and regularly ranks among the Top 10 in the country. Here are ten of the best across the country.

Whatever your style, corn mazes are great family fun and a terrific way to enjoy a beautiful autumn day. Or keep it simple with kiddie-level ones (most farms offer an option).

If you really want to take it up a notch, many farms make their mazes go 'haunted' at night, where scary types leap from within the stalks to scare the bejeepers out of you. Most mazes provide a map (always a good idea, as some folks have been known to call 911 in a panic if they've been in there too long), and many offer signs with clues, even a number to text for 'hints' to help you along. The designs can get crazy-complicated, and are months in the planning and preparation (often, relying on satellite views of the terrain to help). Most of those were made from hedges or walls, and meant as a meditative or spiritual experience these days, they're just for fun.Д¬orn mazes have grown in popularity since the 1990s (and it's been a great way for farms to generate extra income).

Mazes have been a 'thing' in one form or another since the time of the Greeks. So no surprise cornfields make for awesome mazes. As those tall, tasseled stalks reach high into the sky, they just invite you to lose yourself (think about those folks in 'Field of Dreams'). It's not just for shucking, 'cob'-bing or popping anymore.

Corn maze party invitations