Great place for Fall fun!! Have visited a few different time and it's equally fun each year. There are so many activities to do. It's great for all ages. Games, tractor rides, corn maze, animals to pet, lots of photo ops and lots of food and drinks. The staff is friendly and helpful. Prices are a bit high but with all the activities and fun, it is worth the price. Look forward to visiting again read more

The Fritzler Corn MAiZE - Amusement Parks Near Me - LaSalle, Colorado

We had the best experience. The actors in the corn maze really made it a fun and scary time. I highly recommend Scare Acres, I felt it was scarier than the one in Westminster. If you do go, make sure to get the VIP tickets otherwise the general admission line is extremely long, like at least a 3 1/2 hour or more wait. Probably the best corn maze I've been to. Great job Scream Acres, Happy Halloween!! read more

First, Annie in the ticket office was amazing to work with for our group! The grounds were clean, the staff friendly. Huge shout out to Shawn who was in traffic control: super friendly and landed us primo parking spots! I have been taking a group to Fritzler Farms and Scream Acres for four years. They do such a good job! read more

I went recently for a birthday party and was so excited to experince all the different activities especially the haunted corn maize. When I arrived I was greeted with a long line for the online ticket holders. The line for purchasing tickets on the other hand was way shorter so it did not pay off to book in advance. Then once I was in we saw the line for the corn maize. It extend so long that we ended up taking shifts in the line while others enjoyed surrounding activities to not waste time. An hour went by only for us to find out that at the front gate to the maize there was another area behind that wall with even more people queued up. My jaw dropped at this point seeing how many people there were. A young boy (around 12) and little girl (around 8) were the only staff in sight which seemed a little comical. They notified us that it was going to be another 3hrs to get in... at this point we thought he was joking but quickly realised he probably wasn't. What I didn't like was that no where at any point in the one hour wait where we couldn't see what was up ahead, did someone come around to notify that the wait could be another 3hrs! It left us in a position of frustration as we were already in line for n hour and also there for a bday which this was the main event. We never once saw any non actor or non child staff which was annoying as we couldn't ask our questions or be informed. It was so disorganised. So many people ahead of us waited out another hour only to turn around sad because they had to get home at a reasonable time and didn't know how long it would take. It was freezing out and we were all trying to huddle together to stay warm, unfortunately the only vendors next to the line up were selling cold drinks with dry ice and sold out of hand warmers. I was shocked they didn't have any warm drinks to offer. A missed opportunity in my opinion. All that to say I wouldn't recommend unless staffing and information are handled differently in the next season. The maize however was really fun, the actors were great and it took about 25mins to go through. read more

Came here for the spooky corn maze. Most Halloween events are similar to this, but the lines for food, drinks, and the maze were VERY long. Many of the concession stands ran out of most of their food and beverage quite soon in the night. We bought the GA passes for the scary maze and stood in line for 2 whole hours. The maze was about 15-20 mins. They let the group of girl behind us go in too soon and they unfortunately kept running into the back of us and pushing us forward. If the amount of people allowed in was regulated, they may have been able to space out groups so the experience is more lively and not so rushed. The inside was great, scary but not a maze, just a spooky walk through with pop outs. Most likely would not go again sadly. Great idea, poor execution. read more

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**A PUBLIC HEALTH HAZARD.** Arrived on Halloween night excited. While waiting in line to get in 90% of people were wearing masks though social distancing was non existent. Once through the gates there was a second massive winding line to start the maze. At this point we realized the numbers had flipped! ALMOST NO ONE WAS WEARING A MASK! Over 90% were mask less INCLUDING EVENT WORKERS! I had to work to peel back layers just to show I had a stupid wrist band so some teenager would allow me to go down a stupid slide!? Yet, absolutely no one working the event was concerned about packing everyone together while not wearing masks. After several double takes we left immediately. I believe what America's leading scientist have said about controlling the spread of COVID-19. They are tried and true methods to slow the spread of viruses and protect public health. The event on Halloween night was undeniably primed to be a SUPER SPREADER EVENT. It didn't need to be. The slightest gesture by staff to require people to wear their masks would have made all the difference. If you are tired of Covid, if it's effected your job and your social life, if it's taken a loved one from you then you can hold the owners of FRITZIER FARM PARK RESPONSIBLE FOR PUTTING PROFIT OVER PEOPLE AND CONTRIBUTING TO THE SPREAD OF THIS PUBLIC HEALTH CRISIS. The only thing scary last night was there selfishness and blatant disregard for human life. read more

Super fun farm! My fiancé and I are in our 20's and had a great time. Lots of good spots for pictures, did Phase 1 and 2 of the mazes and they were super fun and challenging! We brought our own food, and we're able to share a table in the picnic area with another couple. Super good time, will definitely be back next year! read more

The Fritzler Corn MAiZE - Phase 1 corn maze - Amusement Parks Near Me - LaSalle, Colorado

The Fritzler Corn maze has always been an incredibly fun experience. It's been a tradition of our family for over 10 years. It's a popular attraction to prepare for lines and waits. If you don't like waiting in lines then you can probably find a less populated maze but this is worth the wait. read more

Fritzler Park used my phone number that they got from the "clues" in the corn maze to try to contact me about working at their farm. Over and over. Even after I texted STOP STOP STOP. So here is your one star Yelp review. Next text gets your one star Facebook review. And finally a BBB complaint. So take me off your damn list!!!!! read more

This corn maze was awesome and much bigger and more difficult than the few I've been to before. Great selection of fried fair food and a beer garden to hang out in and enjoy the atmosphere. Huge selection of pumpkins, weird and normal kinds. Beware, the trendy pumpkins come with a hefty price tag that will leave you trying to justify the expense for the whole trip home. TONS OF KIDS. But plenty of adult activities like tetherball and the ring on a string bar game! If you are trying to be a basic b this fall, this place is for you! read more

This was poorly run, over crowded, and extremely over priced. We drove an hour from Denver just to find it was crowded and full of unmasked people. There was no effort by staff to encourage masks or social distancing. The lines were poorly run and long (with no effort to space out the groups). We bought our tickets in advance, but debating just leaving and losing the $20 each we had already spent. We decided to try to stay in an uncrowded spot, so we went the beer garden and were handed beers by a person not wearing gloves. We ended up just leaving after that. We basically drove two hours round trip and spent around $55 to have a beer in an area full of people not wearing masks. It feel I put my health at risk to attend this event and it was in no way even slightly worth it. read more

We drove by this place on the way to the model railroad museum. I figured the farm must be cheaper than the Boulder area farms since it's in the agricultural area. Oh boy, I'm so wrong. All my 4-year-old wants to do is the barrel train ride and the inflatables but for him to do it, we will have to pay $22.95 for the fun pass for him and a $10 pass for me PLUS another 7 dollars for the inflatables (there are like two or three of them...). Thankfully I was able to convince him that this is totally not worth it and we went to Miller Farms, which is also on the way home. It's FREE for kids to climb on the antique fire trucks and planes there! What a difference! read more

Came here on a Saturday night so expected to have a wait. But it was great! I was able to visit the beer garden have a couple drinks with some coworkers and we all we able to enjoy the scary maze. The employees were all wearing mask and the food was so yummy! The super clean and friendly environment was just what was needed after everything that is going on in the world. Oh and parking was a breeze which is always a plus! read more

Not impressed with their ticket lines! It doesn't matter if you buy tickets online or at the farm. You have to stand in line either way and the lines are long! The picture is just to get your online ticket redeemed. read more

The Fritzler Corn MAiZE - Amusement Parks Near Me - LaSalle, Colorado

I have been waiting to really gather my thoughts on Fritzler to try and give it a fair and honest review. I have several pro's and con's I have found with the farm and a majority of them aren't to the fault of Fritzler, but more to the fault of others and the nature of anything haunted. First I would like to point out that despite any problems or issues that I ran in to, the staff is very friendly and will take steps to work the problems. The main food stalls also have great service with upfront and open admittance to shortcomings or outages before you try to order the food ro stand in line. For a farm park and corn maze, I think the property is actually pretty well set up. Things are organized including the parking which is a huge advantage in actually getting into the park. In reading some of the other reviews, there is mention of people not knowing where to go. I found this to be a very flawed observation as EVERYTHING is well lit with signs and instructions. I don't really see how anyone has any trouble finding anything unless they aren't paying attention or feel entitled to something they aren't. We bought the season haunt pass and never had any issues waiting in line to get our tickets or getting our picture done. It was all emailed when we signed up and with simple instructions to follow it was never a problem. Even at the peak time on a Saturday night, the longest we ever had to wait for tickets was about 6 or 7 minutes. On the note of peak Saturday nights, I can't stress enough the concept of common sense when visiting here and what to expect. Like any other place during Halloween, there will be lines and waiting to get into the main attraction. That is of no fault to Fritzler, that is the nature of a "theme park". That being said, the line for the haunted corn maze when we got in line extended a good 150 yards from the entrance with a solid 250-300 people in it. Even with that, we only waited in line about 35-40 minutes, which isn't bad all things considered. People in costumes we're going around scaring people in line which was fun at times and the people watching of the teeny boppers complaining about being cold and scared is always entertaining. The maze itself is where some of the downsides come from for me. The maze is actually pretty fun as a maze, but it was a bit underwhelming to the amount of "haunted" it has. Going through it, which they bunch you into a large group which i'll talk to later as another downside, and there just isn't much scaring going on. Occasionally someone would jump out or be standing in the rows, but overall there wasn't much haunting going on. We had period of walking for a few minutes with nothing. On note to the group thing, the problem with anything haunted and having a group, is ruining the event of getting haunted. If someone is 20 feet in front of you and someone jumps out to scare them, then that's just ruined for you and nothing happens. Going in large groups like they do (10-15 people) that happens alot. I recommend you wait a little bit for the group to go ahead a ways and then try to go through alone. Greater chance of being scared. Once through the maze you come to the Scream Acres which to me was really cool. It is a series of smaller haunted houses each with a different theme, that you go through while still travelling another corn maze. Some of them were really elaborate and had actors scaring you, fairly successfully. Again the smaller group thing applies here and is easier to achieve as the haunted houses have doors to close the groups in. Just wait and let them go ahead then do it alone. Much better. The normal maze during the daytime took us about 45 minutes to walk through, and the haunted maze with Scream acres was about an hour and half total. If you can go on a night with a slight breeze as the wind blowing through the corn makes it really creepy when you are alone and away from the group. Overall, I rather enjoyed it. The food is fairly good, only moderately priced high as a Halloween park might do, the lines are what I would expect for this type of thing. The rest of the park is more geared toward kids or younger folk with some small games and pedal cars. We got a campfire one night as well, which was really great and one of the best parts of the farm. Staff is great and polite and happy to help anyway they can. read more

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It wasn't easy but it was definitely fun. My husband and I went into phase 1 which lasted about 30 mins. We got a little frustrated but we had fun. Phase 2 is a lot longer but we decided not to do that. I was disappointed that they didn't have corn for sale. read more

I purchased for my son the combo scare corn maze from Fritler's for $37.95 online on October 11th to save some money. When my son got home he told me that him and his friends only got to do 1 of the corn mazes because the other was closed. I then sent an email to Fritzlers the next day asking for at least a partial refund for the corn maze my son was not able to do because it was closed and there was NOTHING posted on their website to indicate that 1 of the corn mazes was closed. I still have not received a phone call or email response from Fritzlers. So very disappointed in Fritzlers for not at least posting something on their website about 1 one of the mazes being closed and then still collecting the money for 2 corn mazes. Shame on you for not providing a service for what I paid for. read more

I am glad that someone put an entry on Yelp for Fritzler's Corn Maize. I was going to add an entry for it but it looks like someone made it before I did. So in that regard thank you! I would give Fritzler's six or seven stars if I could. It is one of the best haunted features that rolls around every year during Halloween. I am a pretty jaded person when it comes to things that are horror based so when I say that Fritzlers gives me an occasional chill it is really saying something! Fritzlers gives me chills in the typical sense of people jumping out at you behind corners but then there is the psychological chill which is the kinds of 'scares' that really get me. Like the slight anxiety you have when you keep hitting dead ends in the corn maze and haven't come across a marker or a hint in a very long time. Or the pale moonlight and how it hits the stalks and sometimes a breeze going through the corn husks which startle you because you don't know if someone is going to scare you or not. The Scream Acres part is probably the best part. The hard working farming family that puts this up every year has the concept different every year but always to make sure to have the old favorites to what people like as far as getting scared in Scream Acres. There are other attractions as well like the 3-D Maze, The Beast, Corn and Pumpkin Cannons, Pedal Go Carts, and a big jumping cushion. In the day time they have the Barrel Train and other activities going on. If you make reservations and pay a tidy sum Fritzler's will take you up in a helicopter so you can see the intricate maze design. It is different each year and has been in the national news from time to time and almost every Halloween season in the Denver Post. So this is no small operation I tell you. For about $20 you can go through many of these features at night except for the Barrel Train and a few other activities. Fritzlers sells concessions and souvenirs most of the time during the daylight and moonlight hours. During the off season the corn either looks shriveled or rows of green corn husks where a maze has not been conceived yet. Some props are left there all year around and all it looks like is a bunch of junk in a corn field. It is so much more when Halloween rolls around though. Fritzlers opens in early to mid September and though they don't have the haunted attractions up and ready as soon as they open they do have squash and pumpkins for sale as well as some day time activities. Things really get busy in late September when the haunted attractions do open on the weekends. The last time I was here I made sure that me and my group came early because it takes a while to go through all of the attractions. Either it was poor planning on my part but this year my Fritzler event fell on a Saturday and there was a huge crowd that kept growing as the night progressed. The lines were just enormous! Usually we can get in and out on these attractions but this year there was a line for just about every attraction! The staff that work here and the actors that play it up in certain parts of Fritzlers usually do their best but when it rolls around 9pm people want to go home so they try to make you move along a little faster. But boy this last year when we went it would take them forever to get done scaring people. I am sure I am missing some points to touch on and some you just have to see for yourself. This past year was my 4th year here so I am a faithful customer in always coming back each season. You can find out more about Fritzlers by going to their website which is www.fritzlermaze.com where you can get more info about them. For a person jaded in the horror and getting scared genre(I am not silly 13 year old teenage girl that screams at everything that moves) I always get a chill here at Fritzler's maze's and Fritzlers is a great place for the more jaded towards horror types to 13 year old girls who quiver at everything; it is fun for the whole family or whoever you bring. The experience is even more enhanced if you have a great love for Halloween and autumn. read more

Don't recommend this place at all. We went on opening day and they were grossly unprepared. No hay ride. Pumpkin in the patch were scarce.

Old Man Glen and Ricky Bobby were extremely accommodating to my group tonight which deserves a huge thank you! We had a great time during Scream Acres! read more

A really great fall treat for families! We came with our 2 young children and there is so much to do! A couple of our favorite parts are the giant pillow jumper, the mini train, hay climb and the pumpkin patch! We made a day of it and were not disappointed, plenty to keep you busy. A few things I would recommend, extra water, come earlier than later, and bring your own food. read more

Fritzler Maize your GREED is Showing!! Took my family of 4 to Fritzler for a day of fun, $84 dollars later for what they say is an all inclusive band only to find out about half of the activities actually cost extra. Not only that but if you are going to tout masks and social distancing then you need to also have a capacity maximum. We waited in lines up to 25min for maybe a 2min ride. We waited 10min for our kids to jump on the bounce pillow for them to get on and be told to get off since there was a 1min time limit to accommodate social distancing seriously 1 min! All said and done 4 activities 1 time each that is ridiculous. It was a sad experience I am not mad about the price but the fact that we could not even begin to get our monies worth!The only nice thing I can say is that the staff was friendly. It's sad that even during this strange time they are worried about their gains then their guests experiences with their families. read more

Terribly long line, workers weren't scary, overall a .9/10 experience. funnel cake was good though

FRITZLER'S CORN MAZE CAN EAT A BIG OLD BOWL OF BUTTS. The number one reason we went to was to shoot pumpkins out of a giant cannon. Who doesn't want that? Saw it from the highway, sounded like a blast. Do you like standing in line for EVERYTHING? Then Fritzler's has you covered! 30 minutes to buy a ticket? WE GOT THAT! We know you expect to pay $9 for a child's size deep fried Snickers, but did you know that you'll wait 15 minutes for it, even when the line is nonexistent?! How about when you buy a ticket online because it said that the package included a chance to shoot pumpkins out of a cannon, only to be told by TWO separate people that "the website is wrong," and those pumpkin guns cost an extra $5 per person! Then they bring out a security guard with a gun (because...?) to hand you your tickets to do the pumpkin guns. I bet you wish the guns didn't work properly and they would shortchange you on the number of pumpkins you get to shoot, right? Well, fear not, adventurers--Fritzler's has all this and more! Not only will you wait in line for TWO AND A HALF HOURS to get into the supposedly "scary" maze, once you're inside there will be people with flashlights telling you where to go, and the only "scaring" being done is by a bunch of obnoxious teenage boys playing grab-ass and trying to deny their hidden homosexual urges for one another! And then, the absolute CHERRY on top, after arriving at the end of the maze to the actual haunted house: you'll wait in ANOTHER line! (Just kidding. We didn't wait in that last line. We left. Because Fritzler's is terrible, and apparently so is everyone and everything.) read more

A group of friends and I drove out from Boulder to visit the Frtizler corn mazes. None of us had ever been to a corn maze before, so we were pretty excited and looking for the whole experience. We told ghost stories on the way there, and listened to corny Halloween music. This place is in the boon docks of farm country, so we did start to get some goose bumps (especially from this creepy white car that was driving crazy in the next lane, which we couldn't ditch). We arrived around 7pm on a Thursday. We were surprised at how many people were there, and how many attractions they had. We could pay $16 to go through the mazes (one nonscary and one "haunted"), or we could pay $20 for the combo pack (both mazes, "the creature," 3D maze, pedal bike races, trampoline jump, and pumpkin/corn canon). For only 4 extra dollars we said, why not? And I'm sure glad we did. It's not that anything was particularly amazing, but that we were with a good group of friends and everything was so kitschy that we made it into a good time. It was a good corn maze! The haunted corn maze has a section called "scream acres" which is more like a haunted house area, but in different trailers. It's a little hard to explain, but it was pretty well done. The "actors" get into it. Two hours was all we needed, and we really had a good time. It feels pretty carnival, but I think that really adds to the experience. read more

Very very impressed with the haunted corn maze !!! Worth every penny. The actors were great and the food was delicious.

Great place for families, so many activities to do. I would say that I'd give it 5 stars but the Scream Acres was identical to last year - same theme, same scary parts *with the exception of the one new building which was great!* but I'm only rating it 3 stars because I felt like I paid for the same exact haunted corn maze I did last year, wasn't even scary because I knew what was coming. Would like it more if the scripts/theme were changed up, even just a little from year to year read more

We were not the least bit impressed The lines were long, which was to be expected this time of year, but the anticipation leading up to entering the haunted part was quickly diminished. Something other than the standard, over played, lame haunted house would have been nice. We won't return or recommend. read more

This corn maze needs help in handling crowds of people We went on a Saturday along with about 2,000 people. The portal potties were horrible, completely filled to the very top at 1:00pm. The trash cans had not been emptied and they stunk. We bought our tickets online and we still had to wait 1 hr. in line to exchange it for another ticket. Completely unorganized. When our kids got hungary we stood in line for another hour. This company needs help with managing large crowds. I am hoping my family doesn't want to return next year. read more

Fritzlers is practicing very deceptive, misleading pricing and it is just plain WRONG. Day pass $19.95 and all ticket agents told buyers this includes all courtyard activities and the corn mazes. But the pumpkin cannons were not working, nor was the barrel train. $11.00 for a pumpkin and after waiting in long lines, was told they decided not to make their homemade rootbeer today. The first thing the kids wanted to do in the "courtyard" was go to the bouncy houses (7 or 8 of them), but their $19.95 wristband was turned away and they needed to pay an additional $15. to bounce. How could we tell them no, and that the ticket agent lied. They wouldn't understand that the bouncy houses weren't part of what we have already paid for. Two of us went to a manager to complain about the deceptive practices and she told us to give all 7 of our wristbands back and she would refund us. My daughter tore hers off of her wrist and gave it to the manager, but then the manager said, "Oh, if you just want to walk around and not do any activities, we charge $3.95." RIPOFF. Why can't they just be honest and tell us everything up front about what we would have to pay? NEVER, NEVER again. I generally love to support local, small businesses, but I will happily tell everyone I know about the crooked Fritzlers. read more

Great place to visit with family fun for everyone we can't wait to go thru the maze every year all our kids love the adventure

Sadly, a very unpleasant employee tainted the day for us. I've tried contacting management at that location, but haven't received a response. This establishment has a large array of things to experience. Corn mazes, pig races, live bands, slides, paintball, etc. We went on a Sunday afternoon and it was hopping. We had a really good time with everything up until the paintball bus. Our bus driver, Kay, made sure that no one on that bus had a pleasant experience. We were the last group to board the bus. Everyone on the bus was sitting and chit chatting while waiting for it to leave. Kay, the bus driver, began screaming, yes screaming, about one of the kids putting paintballs that weren't authorized into one of the paintball guns. It took awhile to determine which "kid" she was referring to. All parties on the bus denied having any unauthorized paintballs. She then started making accusations of picking up paintballs from the floor and once again yelled at everyone. Despite multiple denials, and even after her coworker checked the paintball guns to confirm there were no paintballs in them, Kay was adamant she, "saw what she saw" and continued to treat everyone poorly. Thankfully her coworker was able to deflect and eventually change the topic. It was a very unfortunate start to that event which turned out to be quite underwhelming and not worth the hassle. read more

I don't even know what to write I'm so livid. After waiting in line for half an hour I was told my group had to go to a different line because we had purchased our tickets online and had to get them printed. There was no indication of this anywhere. We then had to wait in two more half hour lines for a total of ten minutes of "scares." There is no organization whatsoever and employees were less than helpful. By the time we got through the maze everything else was closed. On top of this, a cup of Swiss Miss is five dollars and the beer line was another half hour. I hope you don't have to go to the bathroom while you're there because the bathrooms were disgusting. Zero stars. Never going back. read more

The best family fun in Weld county. The zombie and pumpkin chuckin, the pumpkin patch. And of course the maze. We have been going for over 10 years and it just keeps getting better. Can't say enough good things. Will be taking my grand kids until I can't. read more

We went the last weekend of Sept (beginning of the season), and there was hardly anyone there. No lines for anything except the jumping pillow, which there shouldn't have been a line. The young girls working it closed one of the jumping pillows because "there are fire ants on it." There are no fire ants in Colorado, and even if there were, why not just brush them off? Seemed like they just didn't want to work there. They were also too busy talking about how people were hitting on them or how they didn't want to work certain shifts. Other than that experience, everything was fun. Like I said though, we didn't experience the long lines that other reviews seemed to. Some of the young employees were great! One was really good with my 2 year old when we were looking/taking a picture at the pumpkin house thing. I liked that they had workers walking around the corn maze in case we needed help. Sign 4 in the 1st maze is wrong though, so they do need to fix that.. It told us to go the wrong direction. Go off the nose answer. read more

The food and beer were way overpriced. Then after getting a pumpkin we were overcharged. The website stated 35 cents a pound. We called and were told 50 cents a pound. We paid $10 for about a three pound pumpkin! They will not get my business again!! read more

We attended this pumpkin patch and corn maze the weekend before Halloween with 3 young boys. Overall, the boys enjoyed themselves and participated in most of the available activities. It went downhill, however, when we attended the pig race at 2pm. A cattle dog that was extremely worked up was attached to a rope and was made to follow the pigs to encourage them to make their way to the finish line. I noticed the dog was allowed to get really close to the "red" pig at certain points. When this poor, unfortunate pig was reaching the finish line, the dog made contact and bit the pigs back legs and feet. My children and I were absolutely mortified. If these employees are to be handling these animals they should ensure that they have proper restraint on a dog that is so obviously eager to make contact with them. If this hadn't happened, we would have provided a higher star rating, but this was too big of a deal to ignore. read more

This place is amazing !! love taking the kids here they have a blast and enjoy every minute of being here!! It makes me feel like fall is here when I'm there !! Everyone is always so friendly and helpful!!! read more

Best corn maze ever! We have been going to corn mazes for years and always end up back at Fritzler's. The best part is my teenage son is in a wheelchair and Fritzler's maze and scream acres is almost 100% wheelchair accessible. The couple of points that are not accessible Fritzler's has made alternate routes for those in chairs or with mobility issues. One year two staff members met our group at a point in the maze that required you to go up and down stairs....they proceeded to lift my son, wheelchair and all, up the flight of stairs and back down again! Great customer service. They have since changed that portion of the maze where u have an option to use the stairs or not. Can't say enough wonderful things about Fritzler's....they have outdone all other mazes out there. The best part is I can drop my son and his friends off for great night out and not worry one bit about him being able to enjoy himself! Thanks Fritzler family! read more

Really bummed at my experience. The weather was cool and rainy on a Sunday afternoon upon purchasing our tickets we were informed there was no refunds and 2 of the attractions on our day combo pass were out of order. Also at the ticket stand it isn't made clear that the bigger kid attractions are not included in the combo pass and you have to pay separately. So fun in hand we went to the 1st family attraction, a mountain of hay bales (hay bales in a stack is a paid attraction) and I was informed my ticket purchase only allows only my child to climb and I was not allowed to play on it with her. The duck races are really neat, and they let the kids keep the ducks after the race, however they only allowed my children to do one race & one child didn't get to participate because the pump was broken and then we were quickly shooed away. On to the pedal go karts which look really fun. Too bad only 4 karts were barley operational. All the time I waited in line I was informed that they were going to close and I could redeem my tickets another time. So we finally get on the karts and I was only able to go 2 laps before giving up because the kart was so hard to operate. My daughter asked since my Mom cant do it with me can I try alone? (we only got 2 laps!!!!) she was promptly told no. I will say the pig races were the highlight, and the corn maze good clean fun for everyone. My experience at concession stand wasn't great either. The prices were higher than what you would find at a county fair & the staff was just plain rude constantly doing what they can to refer you to another. I was really let down that this family business put so much effort to provide family activities (during the day) and a good portion was closed or barely working, and along with the staff doing everything the could to cut my family's fun as short as possible we wont be returning and I wont be suggesting it to others. read more