The History of Field of Screams: A New Kentucky Corn Maze Every Year Since 2002
The Field of Screams maze archive spans 2002 through 2026, turning more than two decades of Kentucky corn designs into a visual history of the attraction.
The Field of Screams maze archive spans 2002 through 2026, turning more than two decades of Kentucky corn designs into a visual history of the attraction.
A great group haunted-house night starts before anyone reaches the farm. Set the meeting point, ticket, route and practical rules so the darkness can create the chaos instead.
Trade the ordinary October date for a haunted farm with a two-story barn, forbidden woods, six-acre corn maze and Hayride 2 Hell.
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Field of Screams uses real farm ground, woods, open fields and a six-acre corn maze. Wear the clothes that let you enjoy the fear instead of fighting your shoes all night.
Hayride 2 Hell carries visitors through fog-covered fields and multiple locations of horror on an old Brandenburg farm near Louisville and Southern Indiana.
Field of Screams has cut a new design into six acres of Kentucky corn every year since 2002. After dark, the aerial art becomes a maze you have to survive from the ground.
For groups from English, Marengo, Milltown, Salem and Tell City, Field of Screams turns a regional drive into a whole-farm haunted night.