Corn Maze FAQ
      Frequently Asked Questions:

1.  How is the maze created?
Answer:  We plant the field in early may. We then hire MazePlay from Idaho to
design and cut the maze for us. They  professionally design mazes all over the
United States each year!

2.  What if we get lost?
Answer:  We give you a map when you enter with all of the maze paths and      
checkpoints marked on it.  We have employees that walk through the                
maze and will assist you if you need it.  We also have a cell number on the        
bottom of each map that will connect you with the entrance booth.

3.  Are all the activities included in the admission price?
Answer:  Yes, unless otherwise posted.  Food and beverages are available       
at an additional charge.

4.  Are wheelchairs able to go down the paths?
Answer:  Our paths are four feet wide but are dirt and the condition varies         
with  the weather.  We have had several go through with the report to us           
being that it is very bumpy and would only be recommended to those that          
are very outgoing and up for the challenge.  Wheelchairs designed for flat         
surfaces are also NOT recommended.  We wish we could better                        
accommodate those in wheelchairs but with over 4 miles of dirt paths it is          
 just too difficult, sorry.

5.  Can small children go through the Haunted Maze?
Answer:  We recommend ages 8 and older but it is really up to the parents        
of the children.  We realize that you know your children better than anyone,      
you know best how your child will react and what they have previously              
experienced.  Our goal is to be family friendly, our scares are based on setting
and "surprise".

6.  How tall is your corn this year? (2010)
Answer:  The crop is growing great this year - most of the field is over 9 ft tall!

If you have a question that you would like answered please contact us at:  
info@shafercornmaze.com  


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Shafer Corn Maze - FAQ