Twin Cities Maze/Spring Babies

Hold baby goats, feed animals, play in corn! $14 per person entry is just right. Would love if the additional things (like the bounce houses) were less expensive. $3 for a ride down a giant slide OR to slide down a blow up dino is expensive. Would be cool to purchase an "activity" wrist band that let's you do all those things unlimited for one price.

We just visited Twin Cities Corn Maze in Brooklyn Park and had an absolute blast! This place is a hidden gem in the Twin Cities area. The massive 20-acre corn maze was incredibly challenging yet exhilarating – our group of adults and kids alike loved every minute of navigating through the twists and turns. Beyond the maze, the entire farm offered endless entertainment: * Friendly farm animals to pet and feed * Giant jump pillows for kids (and kids-at-heart!) to bounce on * Delicious food options like apple cider donuts, hot cocoa, and BBQ * Beautiful pumpkin patches for picking the perfect gourd * Even a spooky glow-in-the-dark maze at night! Staff were friendly, grounds were immaculate, and prices were very reasonable. Twin Cities Corn Maze is a MUST-VISIT fall destination for Minnesota families, date nights, and friend groups alike! We'll definitely return next year.

Unfortunately, we will not be returning. It is free entry into the festival, but $12 online/$14 in-person ticket per person for Corn Maze & Play/Activity Area. We witnessed a table collapse on a family of 9. The yard games were unfinished. Allegedly, players need to visit the information booth to be able to play. However, this necessity wasn't listed online, nor any posted signage. The Connect 4 was broken. The pumpkin trebuchet was worth it. The concession stand charged $5 for a burnt corn dog. The online component for the Corn Maze is unfinished. The QR code at the start of the maze was faulty. Overall, I would suggest going to Country Sun Farm or Pinehaven Farm instead. It felt very much like a money-grab.

It was a good experience for younger kids. You get to hold baby animals. Was a fun time for my wife.

We visited the twin cities maze for the first time this weekend, and it was great! Lots to do for all ages. We didn't actually go through the maze, but they had food trucks, entertainment stalls, and paid activities for kids, including a big slide, inflatables, a train, pont rides and a petting zoo. We were a little disappointed that all the activities were paid for, but still worth a trip!