The MAiZE at Little Darby Creek is celebrating a major milestone this fall as the family-owned Union County attraction opens for its 25th season on Saturday, September 26.
New for 2026 two new experiences are joining the farm's lineup this season:
- Barnyard Rail Riders – Guests power their own ride as they travel down a rail, adding a fun new hands-on activity to The MAiZE's collection of family attractions.
- Highland Hugs Animal Encounters – Guests can get up close with Fiona, The MAiZE's micro Highland cow, during a special ticketed animal encounter. Highland Hugs offer participants an opportunity to meet, interact with and learn more about Fiona in a small-group experience.
Returning Fall Favorites In addition to the new attractions, visitors can enjoy:
- 8-Acre Corn Maze – This year's America 250 and 25th anniversary design celebrates both the nation's semiquincentennial and a quarter-century of The MAiZE.
- 6-Acre U-Pick Pumpkin Patch – Guests can take a hayride to the pumpkin patch and choose the perfect pumpkin straight from the vine.
- More Than 30 Attractions – The farm offers activities for a wide range of ages, including jumping pillows, a low ropes course, laser tag, paintball, farm animals, Barnyard Bouncer, pumpkin blasters and much more.
- U-Pick Flower Patch – Guests can stroll through and pick from the farm's colorful seasonal flower patch while supplies and weather permit.
- Field of Fright – The MAiZE gets a frightening transformation after dark on select Friday and Saturday nights in October, featuring a haunted corn maze and haunted barn. (October 9-31)
The 2026 season runs September 26 through October 31. For admission prices, hours, event details and tickets, visit www.mazeandberries.com.