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    Fritzler Farm Park

    2.5 (27 reviews)

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    Lauren S.

    First time going and was excited but so disappointed. Got there around 6pm but quickly learned that most of the "attractions" closed early. The "hard" corn maze closed at 6:30pm. The train trolley closed early. A few of the employees I did ask questions, had no idea what was going on or have answers. Even though the fun pass states the "pumpkin patch is included" in the ticket, to get an actual pumpkin is not. As an adult with no kids, it was not a fun experience. Cool spot for pictures but that's about it.

    Carolina H.

    Visited our first pumpkin patch of the year! It was overall..okay. Getting there and parking was easy, and checking in and getting your wristbands was easy as well. If you did purchase anything extra, make sure you let them know bc they wont give the tickets to you and will have to walk all the way back to get them and wait in line again like we did. They have 2 beer gardens, one outside and one inside. Both the Cadillac tractor ride and corn flyers were closed and we were there at 5pm. They have a lot of bouncy houses and a lot of bathrooms around the place. I think the highlights at this place were the corn maze and the pumpkin canon launcher. Not many food vendors either. They do have a haunted house and that looked really cool but we didnt do it.

    This is Fritzler farm. The worst pumpkin patch we have ever been to. The website makes it look far far better than it is. Do not go here!

    COMPLETE WASTE OF MONEY!!!!!!! Do not spend money or time here. The ticket price seems to be for parking since most of the things offered inside have to be paid for in addition. The pumping patch is pathetic. Small to begin with and not healthy vines and NOTHING to offer.

    Maddie D.

    We love going to this every year. We've been going for about four years straight and are always impressed with their ability to keep improving and adding more activities. Lines are long sure but that in itself should tell you that they're a well liked place. Highly recommend.

    Traveling nurse in Denver and was looking for fun fall things to do. We got there Friday evening at 545 (drove an hour) absolutely no lines for anything other than like 4-5 people for the slide which went fast since there's three slides to choose from. Don't expect a full pumpkin patch they have some piled in front to buy and then the field has some scattered pumpkins that people were taking pictures in but not for the pumpkins. They have roughly 10 food trucks. I always get corn dogs when i go to things like this. I got the andouille and my boyfriend got the classic. If you're craving a classic go that route obviously but the andouille with the remoulade sauce was good too if you want a different flavor profile! I got the ultimate passes which are a different color. However, majority of the staff inside for the activities are young and they didn't tell their employees at the ticket taker for online reservations to give the actual tickets for the two included activities that are the ones that cost extra with the normal pass. But online it's a little cheaper as well. So, if you buy the ultimate pass make sure when they hand you the wrist band you ask for the tickets for the included activities too. I showed my email to them inside and they let us play but later we saw a family at the other activity and they wouldn't let them go in stating they had to go back to the ticket booth to get them even though they had wrist bands. I will say when i went back to the ticket booth she game me them right away and was apologetic it might have just been the one ticket booth since me and the family after talking connected that we got our wristbands from the same gal. Everyone was so nice they just all weren't told about how to handle different passes. $20 extra for the unlimited pass wasn't worth it for us since we are in late 20s early 30s, we like the pumpkin guns so i would recommend buying that, you get 5 small pumpkins per ticket. If you have young kids like maybe 5 and younger the other shooting thing might be fun. But it's a case of water beads you shoot at targets that are essentially Halloween decorations so they don't fall down or anything. I had already bought tickets and on the way i saw the reviews on yelp and made me a bit worried with the bad reviews. I don't think i saw one from this year so it seems like they have added more activities and food options. The scary acres is separate. Friday night fireworks started at 720 and they set them off behind the corn maze which is best to watch from the pumpkin gun side. Overall if you are in the area check it out but

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