Giant Inflatable Corn Maze
Setup Area: 35' x 35' x 10'
Actual Size: 30' x 30' x 9'
Outlets: 1 outlet required. We do provide 100' of extension cord.
The fall festival centerpiece • 30-foot walk-through • Ages 3 & up • Harvest events, trunk-or-treats & pumpkin patches
The fall festival centerpiece everyone's looking for. 🌽
If you're planning a fall festival, harvest party, trunk-or-treat or pumpkin patch weekend, this is the attraction that sets the tone for the whole thing. Bright harvest colors, cheerful corn characters waving at the entrance, and a 30-foot maze of winding paths, twists and dead ends kids will run three or four times before they get bored of it.
It's the classic corn maze experience — without the muddy field, the drive out to a farm, or the October weather deciding your event for you. It sets up on your church lot, your school field or your festival grounds, and it comes down the same night.
And because it's a walk-through rather than a climb or a bounce, it's the piece of a fall festival that everybody can actually do. Toddlers, grandparents, and guests with mobility limits all go through the same door as everyone else.
Footprint
35' × 35' square
Inside at once
10–15 kids
Clearance
10 feet
Ages
3 & up — adults too
📸 A closer look
Why fall festivals book it first
It's the thing that makes an event feel like autumn
A bounce house is a bounce house in any season. A corn maze is fall — it's the picture people already have in their heads when they think about October. Put one in the middle of your festival and everything around it reads as harvest: the hay bales, the cider table, the trunk-or-treat line. It's the single cheapest way to make a parking lot feel like a farm.
It also photographs better than anything else we rent at that price. The aerial shot of kids winding through the paths is the image that ends up on the church Facebook page — and that image is what fills next year's event.
🏆 Why it beats a real corn maze
It comes to your event
A real corn maze is a destination — a drive out to a farm, a ticket, a whole afternoon. This one shows up at your church lot or school field as part of an event people were already planning to attend.
No mud, no bugs, no cornfield
October in Ohio turns a real maze into a mud pit half the time. This sets up on grass or asphalt, stays clean all day, and nobody goes home with ruined shoes or a tick.
Six-foot walls solve supervision
High enough that kids inside genuinely feel lost. Low enough that any adult outside can see across the whole thing. It's the rare attraction that doesn't need a volunteer stationed at it all night.
Nobody sits this one out
Toddlers, grandparents, and guests with mobility limits can all walk a maze. If your festival is meant for the whole community, this is the attraction that actually includes the whole community.
Wheelchairs, usually
Ground-level, wide paths, no steps. We've had guests go through with wheelchairs and walkers — though the inflatable floor takes more push than pavement and there's a low threshold at the door. Call us if this matters and we'll describe it honestly.
Easy to run as a ticketed attraction
One entrance, one exit, one volunteer taking tickets. If your festival raises money on admissions or wristbands, this is one of the simplest stations to meter.
Scare level
Friendly — it's a smiling vegetable
Bright yellow and green with cheerful corn characters waving at the entrance. Nothing spooky about it at all — no fog, no monsters, no dark corners. That's deliberate: it reads as harvest festival rather than Halloween, which is why it works at events in September, at Oktoberfests, and at church functions where somebody wants the fall feel without the Halloween theme.
⏱ How long do you want it?
Base covers up to 6 hours. This unit is different from the rest of our fleet in one way — Weekend is the upgrade most people should be looking at, because the events that book a corn maze usually run more than one day.
Standard rental. Fine for a single-afternoon festival or a trunk-or-treat.
A 35-foot square takes real time to lay out and stake. This gives our crew room to place it properly and gives you a longer event window on both sides.
We install the day before and collect the next morning. Volunteers arrive to a finished site instead of a crew still working, and nobody waits around at the end of the night.
Friday before 2pm through Sunday after 2pm, or Saturday before 12pm through Monday after 12pm. Fall festivals run two days. Pumpkin patches run all weekend. Churches have a Friday event and a Sunday service. One setup covers all of it, and per hour it's by far the cheapest rate we offer.
Lock the date with 25% down — balance due before delivery. We own two Corn Mazes, so it's more available than most of our fall fleet — but it's in two of our packages and October Saturdays still go early.
📏 Space, power & setup
⚠️ It needs a square, not a strip. 35 feet by 35 feet — and unlike our obstacle courses, this one can't go in a long narrow run. That's the thing to check. A school field, church lot, park space or festival ground handles it easily; a typical backyard usually can't. Height is the easy part at only 10 feet of clearance, so trees and wires are rarely the problem here. Pace out the square, or send us a photo and we'll tell you before you book.
✅ What we need from you
- A flat 35' × 35' square
- 10 feet of overhead clearance
- One outlet within 100 feet — or ask us about a generator
- Vehicle access close enough to unload
- Area free of debris, sticks and animal waste
📦 What we handle
- Professional installation and full takedown
- Blower, 100' extension cord and anchoring
- Tarp underneath when needed
- Placement advice — we've set a lot of these
No power on site? Parks, fields and festival grounds often have none. Tell us when you book and we'll sort out a generator. ☔ Zero-Risk Weather Policy: reschedule or cancel for a full refund as long as you tell us by the night before. 🕒 Delivery: we contact you 24–48 hours ahead. Free Anytime window, or 2–4 hours for +$35, 60 minutes for +$75.
🎪 What goes with it
The maze covers everybody, but it's a walk-through — calm by design. These fill the gaps it leaves.
The energy
Monster Mash Obstacle Course
Forty feet of climb, crawl and slide. The maze is calm and inclusive; this is where the kids who need to run go. Together they cover both halves of a crowd.
Check it out →
Festival scale
Trackless Train
If your event is spread across a field, the train moves people between zones and becomes an attraction itself. Comes with a conductor, so it's one less volunteer job.
Check it out →
Under age 3
Haunted Hideout
The maze starts around age 3. A fully enclosed playland covers 2–8 and gives the very smallest kids somewhere that's theirs.
Check it out →
It anchors two of our packages — here's the value
The Big Event is this Corn Maze plus the Monster Mash obstacle course, Monster Manor Midway, Pumpkin Smash and Haunted Hideout for $1,700 instead of $1,950 booked separately. Five units, every age covered, one date, one delivery, one crew, one invoice, one COI.
See The Big Event →❓ Common questions
Is this a real corn maze?
No — it's an inflatable maze with a corn and harvest theme, and for most events that's an advantage. You get the winding paths, the dead ends and the fun of finding the exit, without the mud, the bugs, or needing an actual field. It sets up on grass or asphalt and comes down the same day.
Can adults see the kids inside?
Yes — the walls are about six feet. High enough that kids inside genuinely feel lost, low enough that any adult standing outside can see across the whole maze. Adults can also just walk in with younger children, which most parents of three-year-olds end up doing.
Will it fit at my venue?
You need a flat 35' × 35' square — that's the constraint, and it's a shape rather than a length. School fields, church parking lots, parks and festival grounds handle it. Most residential backyards won't. Clearance is only 10 feet, so branches and wires are rarely an issue. Send us a photo and rough measurements if you're unsure.
Can someone go through it in a wheelchair?
Often, yes — and it's the only unit we rent where that's true. It's a ground-level walk-through with wide paths, no steps and no climbing. Two honest caveats: the floor is inflatable, so it's a softer surface that takes more effort to push across than pavement, and there's a low threshold at the entrance that some people need a hand over. We aren't going to tell you it's certified accessible — but we've had guests use it with wheelchairs and walkers, and if this matters for your event, call us at (513) 570-5383 and we'll describe exactly what the entry and floor are like so you can make the call yourself.
How many kids can be inside at once?
We recommend 10 to 15 at a time. Because it's a maze rather than a bounce house, people move through at their own pace — some find the exit in a minute, others explore every dead end. That self-pacing is why it handles a bigger crowd than its size suggests.
Is it scary? We want fall, not Halloween.
Then this is your unit. It's bright yellow and green with smiling corn characters — no monsters, no fog, nothing spooky. We rate it Friendly, and it reads as harvest festival rather than Halloween. It's what we send to Oktoberfests, September events and church functions that want the fall feel without the Halloween theme.
What if there's no power where we're setting up?
Common at parks, fields and festival grounds. We bring 100 feet of extension cord, but if your nearest outlet is farther than that — or there isn't one — tell us when you book and we'll arrange a generator.
Can I rent it outside of fall?
Yes, year-round. Nothing about it is season-locked — it's a maze with cheerful corn on it. It works at school field days, summer festivals and community events any time, and non-October dates are far easier to get.