Enjoy an amazing fall festival in the Twin Cities along with a corn maze, pumpkin patch, train rides, food trucks, and more at the 2026 Twin Cities Harvest Festival & Maze!
It’s time for fall fun, and I’m especially excited to bring my kids to our annual stop: the Twin Cities Harvest Festival & Maze! This year they are BACK to having a MASSIVE corn maze which celebrates “America 250”! Also, almost all of the activities are included in the ticket price.
They have moved to a new location: still in Brooklyn Park, just on the other side of 169 and a teeny bit further south. Set your GPS to 8901 101st Ave N in Brooklyn Park to find the new location.

The all-inclusive ticket price is $20/person, with children under 36″ getting in free. You can buy tickets online or at the gate.

Here’s what included in that ticket price:
- America 250 Corn Maze
- Inflatables
- Petting Zoo
- Gunny Sack Slide
- Train Ride
- Corn Pits (big pit + small kids pit)
- Straw Bale Maze
- Playground
- Live Music
- Magic Shows
- Photo Ops

Farm-goers can also enjoy a pumpkin patch, food trucks, and a farm market offering pumpkins, apples, honey, corn stalks, straw bales, mums, and more.

When: Open weekends from October 3 – November 1 as well as MEA Thursday and Friday, October 15 – 16 (daily 10 am – 6 pm)
Where: 8901 101st Ave N in Brooklyn Park, MN

Twin Cities Harvest Festival and Maze Discount Tickets
Right now you can get 50% off your admission to the Twin Cities Harvest Festival and Maze! Deals on Radio is offering tickets for $10 each!
After you make your purchase HERE, just show the mobile certificate you’ll receive. You may need to download the Big Deals mobile app for access.








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Samantha says
Is this still valid??