A few simple rules …

1. Please stay on the pathways.
Everyone who has gone into The MAiZE has eventually come out, so we can promise that the paths do eventually lead to the exit. Cutting through the rows won’t help you any—and if we catch you, it just may hurt!

2. No picking or throwing corn.
Hey, we realize you can do more with corn than just eat it—why else would we be crazy enough to cut a maze into it? But throwing it is still one thing you can’t do. If it hits someone…it hurts!

3.  No running.
Please remember that this isn’t a race and watch your step on the pathways. Walking through a cornfield isn’t like walking down the sidewalk—there are a few bumps along the way. We just don’t want one of those bumps to be you!

4. No smoking.
Smoking is not allowed anywhere on MAiZE premises. Cigarettes and dry corn stalks are a bad combination.

5. No alcohol.
This ain’t no field of hops! The MAiZE is good farmin’ fun for people of all ages, including children. In consideration of all maze-goers, alcohol is not allowed on the premises.

6. No tampering with the netting.
The netting that lines the pathways is there to help preserve The MAiZE for as long as possible. Think of it as the maze’s protective clothing. We won’t mess with your clothes if you won’t mess with ours. Deal?

7. No littering.
As you’re traveling through the maze, think of the pathways as highways. There ain’t no littering allowed there and there ain’t none here either. For your traveling convenience, there are litter bags posted in and outside the maze…please use them. A few corn cops will be hot on the trail of anyone who is caught littering.

8. No inappropriate language.
Please be mindful of others and watch what you say when inside the maze. We know that it can get challenging in there (it was designed to be that way), but remember that no one likes to hear bad language and that even the corn has ears too!