Image credit: Photo courtesy of Terror in the Corn / Anderson FarmsTerror in the Corn returns September 25 for the 2026 Halloween season, bringing its mile-long haunted experience back to Erie, Colorado, for select nights through October 31.
The attraction begins by sending visitors into a twisted cornfield before eventually leading them into Raven’s Gulch, an abandoned town populated by the characters, creatures and nightmares that make up the fictional world surrounding Terror in the Corn.
That emphasis on an immersive environment has helped distinguish the attraction from a conventional haunted house.
Terror in the Corn says it has been ranked the No. 1 haunted attraction in Colorado by The Scare Factor for five consecutive years, from 2021 through 2025. The attraction also received national recognition from the publication, including a No. 1 national ranking in 2021 and No. 2 in 2023.
The haunted attraction is part of Anderson Farms, which operates its annual Fall Festival alongside the Halloween event.
Admission to Terror in the Corn includes admission to the Fall Festival on the same date, allowing visitors to arrive before dark and experience the farm’s seasonal activities before entering the haunt.
The Anderson Farms Fall Festival includes a 25-acre corn maze, wagon rides to the pumpkin patch, games, entertainment and other fall activities.
For visitors heading specifically into Terror in the Corn, timed admission is used to manage the flow of guests entering the attraction.
General admission, Quick Pass and premium ticket options are available, including the attraction’s Platinum Pass and Final Call ticket.
The Final Call option is designed specifically for sold-out nights, allowing its holder access to Terror in the Corn even after regular admission has reached capacity.
The 2026 season begins Friday, September 25 and continues on select Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights through Halloween.
Terror in the Corn is located at Anderson Farms, 6728 County Road 3 1/4 in Erie, Colorado.
Tickets, operating dates and additional information are available through Terror in the Corn.