I caught my first Terror in the Corn event just before Halloween this year. I think it's worth the hype! This year, it had three exhibits: A fun house, and two haunted house/corn maze installations. In the fun house, visitors are prompted to wear 3-D glasses before a jaunt through a series of obstacles, flourescent paintings, and a few actors with a great sense of timing for jumpscares. I am sympathetic to the dismay of waiting in line for much longer than you'll enjoy the event, but the other two will easily make up for this. What surprised me about the corn mazes is just how long and winding they are--you might walk a couple miles in total when you're finished exploring. The actors were absolutely thrilling, and I loved watching them heckle passerbys who thought they were too cool for a fright. Even with a substantial number of participants, there was never a bottleneck or crowd, which really lets you enjoy the atmosphere. This entire excursion was a well-managed event, absolutely worth the cost of admission. I arrived at about 7 during a weeknight, and would recommend coming early to ensure you don't get caught up in all the foot traffic. You can also pay extra for a fast pass. I look forward to returning next spooky season, and taking plenty of friends with me! read more

We visited on Saturday, October 5th, during opening weekend with a group of four. The general admission ticket includes access to three different haunted attractions, each with a corn maze element. However, instead of navigating through a maze, you simply follow a set path. The place seemed pretty empty overall, except for a long line at the central haunted attraction. After waiting over 40 minutes, we decided to get fast passes. By the time we returned with them, we were already at the front of the line. I highly recommend buying the fast pass right from the start to avoid waiting in line and then deciding to buy it later--it's worth it. One house had almost no wait, and the other would have had about a 30-minute wait, but we skipped it entirely with the fast passes. I imagine it will get much more crowded as October progresses. Unfortunately, the haunted attractions weren't scary at all. I only jumped maybe three times total. I also noticed that many of the actors weren't well hidden, so I saw them before they could jump out and surprise us. For that reason, I wouldn't return, but it's probably better suited for kids. One thing that surprised me was how cool it felt outside, even though it was around 87 degrees. Being out in the open made it feel much cooler. A heads-up: the parking area was extremely muddy, even though there hadn't been any rain. Our shoes were covered in mud by the time we got back to our car. Definitely bring something to put your muddy shoes in afterward or to cover your car's floorboards. They offer snacks like kettle corn, cotton candy (though they were out of it when we were there), alcohol (beer, wine, and hard seltzers), and more substantial food like burgers, hot dogs, nachos, and chicken tenders. read more

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I choose not to purchase tickets online because there was a "convenience fee." When we arrived, I waited in line and when I was at the ticket counter, I was told there is a "convenience fee" regardless. If you go on a Saturday, expect to pay around $45 per person and the lines are extremely long. After going in at about 8:15, 2 hours passed and we had only made our way through one attraction. Although four attractions are included in the price, the line moves so slow that even if you arrived at opening, you must likely wouldn't make your way through. Very disappointing. read more

This is my second year in a row going to Terror in the Corn and both have been great! We always go on a Thursday for discounted tickets and to beat the lines. We did regular tickets and waited 15-30 mins in each line. The houses and actors were high quality as always! The best effect was the swamp room where some cleverly placed lasers and fog make it look like you're wading through water! (Bring a mask or bandana if you're sensitive to dust!) read more

It's fun, prices are a bit much for what it is anymore! It's less actors than it used to be which makes it less scary, which is ironic because you are paying to be scared. It was nice to take my younger sister because she enjoyed it, but for the older crowd it's not what it used to be. Will still return yearly, but just wish there were more scare actors like there used to be. Food trucks, were not great, but the prices were unbeatable. Fries were soggy, but nachos were great. The snow cones looked yummy but it was too cold to enjoy them. Will go back again! read more

So worth it!! If you have been here and didn't think this was fun or scary, do yourself a favor and get yourself a ticket to NightFall so you have something to compare it to! There was so much effort put into this, the scarers were so awesome and stayed in character so well. After having the most horrible experience at NightFall this year, terror in the corner made it all up to us and exceeded our expectations BY FAR!! We found our new replacement for the autrocity that is now "NighFall." Thank you guys for such awesome, well thought out and detail oriented attractions. Definitely worth the money!! GREAT JOB EVERYONE!!!!! read more

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Very disappointed. Bought 2 tickets for ALL the haunted houses plus extra for the maze. We got here around 930. Waited in line a little over 2 house for one haunted house. We were not allowed to get into any other houses or do anything else because they were closing... (we got done with the one maze at 1135) unfortunately they do not offer refunds and we are out of town so basically wasted a lot of money and only did 1 thing. I don't recommend coming here because the lines are seriously so long. And you're basically taking a change to get more then one thing done. Wish we wouldn't have spent all this money. Very disappointed. read more

More than 2 hour wait in line, that's really all I have to say. We didn't get to do all three of the mazes because the wait was so long. In my honest opinion, the option for fast pass should be removed, or there NEEDS TO BE TIME SLOTS. Another thing that I'd like to point out is that a lot of time could have been saved by explaining the rules to everyone waiting in line before entering. It took approximately 20-30 seconds to have these rules explained to us when we got in, but if you multiply that by 200 plus people it really adds up. At least the food was good, but they only had a small bar that had a limited range of beers. Overall, I would have rather spent my evening at home. Kind of a bummer to say that because I absolutely love haunted corn mazes, but I won't be coming back until something is done to fix this. read more

Yeah spend 40$ if you want to wait in line for 2 hours and not go to any attractions. I went with a group of my friends and we got to the attraction at 8 pm and we found the first line for an attraction and waited two and a half hours in line but we didn't even make it to halfway through the line and when we asked people how it was they said it was a ten minute thing that was poorly done. Overall I would never come here again especially for the price they lost. There's a reason they say no refunds. read more

Great all the way around had a blast ! Bigger and better out in the middle of nowhere makes it scarier

Good luck if you want to be Stuck in line for min of 45 mins. Went through 1 maze and just left. What a waste of money.

Definitely out did themselves this year! If you plan on going, GET THE FAST PASS. You will be waiting in the regular line for 2+ hours and most likely won't have time to get through all three haunted houses if you go any later than 7pm. read more

My fiancé and I were coming for a goulish good time and we couldn't be more happy. Parking was easy and simple with a lot of helpful guiders. The actors were so scary, yet nice enough to take our picture and make us laugh in the process. Wild sets and great bites! read more