2023 Haunted Corn Maze: A Spooktacular Recap!
👻 8,918 Guests Spooked 🎃
- Over the month-long festivities, 431 amazing volunteers signed up to decorate and scare, working 3-hour shifts.
- Every night, an average of 12 active-duty military members joined the fun, haunting guests with their spooky skills. 🪖👻
- The busiest weekend was 10/20 and 10/21, with 2,618 guests braving the maze! 🌽👀
- Thanks to all the ghouls and goblins, we grossed $95,040, which will go towards our equitable environmental educational programs and public access to trails and outdoor spaces. 🌍✨
Ready for more thrills next year?
We're also looking for companies to sponsor a room in the Haunted Corn Maze 2024! This is a great opportunity for your employees to volunteer as scarers for the night. Plus, it includes pizza and beer at the end of the night. 🍕🍺
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