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Maize in the City & Haunted Field of Screams
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last updated: May 2022

Late September to October 31 Maize in the City offers the ideal destination for families and children for the fall season. Only 20 minutes outside of Denver, the attraction is open seven days a week. Join us to explore the 20-acre Crazed Corn Field Maze and Mini Maze, fit for the younger audience.

From Hwy 85: Take 104th Ave. west 2 miles to Riverdale Rd., go south on Riverdale Rd. to entrance. Experience the petting zoo and enjoy a hay or pony ride. Encounter hours of fun on the jumping castles, air slide, obstacle course and playground. Take your maze experience to the next level with the smartphone trivia game. Find your way through the maze by answering personalized questions or picking from one of several categories. Pick your own pumpkin! Offering 11 varieties of pumpkins, visitors are able to choose from hundreds of shapes and sizes. Create your own fall scene with hay bales and corn stalks. *Please note, stock and variety of items are dependent on season and crop inventory. Please visit our web site for a full list of activities on a per-day basis and follow us on Facebook and Instragram (MaizeintheCity). All activities are weather dependent.

The Haunted Field of Screams ( www.hauntedfieldofscreams.com) features three frightful haunts: Dead Man’s Night Maze, Zombie Paintball Massacre and Haunted Field of Screams. The Haunted Field of Screams traps visitors in a cornfield containing their worst nightmares. Guided solely by the moonlight, the daunting 16-foot- tall cornstalks surround a trail that contains pure terror behind every corner. Whatever your worst nightmare-zombies, clowns, chainsaw-wielding madmen - all will be realized while journeying through the cornfield and encountering themed rooms that rival every bad dream. Dead Man’s Night Maze is a revived version of the original corn maze haunt. With wrong turns, never-ending pathways and dead ends, getting lost is easy. Endless monsters, zombies and other nightmares will stalk visitors every step of the way. a typical moonlight hayride, until zombies invade the cornfield and prowl for human brains. Visitors use high-powered paintball guns to fight off the real zombies and save themselves and their fellow passengers. All three haunts are open Thursday through Sunday at sundown and close at 10 p.m. on Thursdays and Sundays and midnight on Fridays and Saturdays. Visit our web site for ticketing information and follow us on Facebook, Instragram (HauntedField) and Snapchat (HauntedField). Attractions are weather dependent. For both daytime and nighttime activities, please check each web site right before your visit, as inclement weather can cause closures. From I-25: Take 104th Ave. east 3.5 miles to Riverdale Rd., go south on Riverdale Rd. to entrance.

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