Fields of Fear

Plan your visit

Check your chosen date before you travel. A season date range does not mean the attraction opens every day.

Dates

September 25–November 7, 2026: Fridays and Saturdays, plus Sunday October 11.

Hours

7:30–11 p.m.; last entry 10 p.m.

Prices

2026 Fear Deluxe admission varies by date: $25 Discount, $30 Value, $40 Regular, and $45 Peak. Tickets are sold online only and quantities are limited. Tickets are required for guests age 2 and older; children under 24 months are admitted free. There are no group rates.

Age guidance

Fields of Fear is not recommended for children under age 12. All guests under age 14 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. The attraction specifically warns that it includes frightening imagery, loud music, large crowds, and explicit language and is not intended for young children.

Scare level

High-intensity nighttime haunted attraction featuring the Dark Side Hayride, The Forest, and Cornightmare. Guests may encounter extended darkness, loud noises, compressed-air blasts, flames, strobe lights, mild electric shocks, claustrophobic and vertigo effects, uneven terrain, startling live actors, implied violence, stage blood, and other intense effects. Actors may touch guests but will not forcefully strike or grab them. The Forest includes more than half a mile of walking through dark wooded terrain, and Cornightmare is a haunted cornfield trail.

Accessibility

Fields of Fear is not fully wheelchair accessible. Guests may remain in wheelchairs in areas such as the parking lot, entry area, Firegrounds, music stage, and accessible portable restrooms. The Dark Side Hayride requires guests to transfer from a wheelchair. The Forest and Cornightmare require guests to be ambulatory and able to walk unassisted; wheelchairs, walkers, strollers, baby carriers, walking sticks, and similar mobility devices are not permitted inside those attractions. Trail surfaces are unpaved, uneven, and may be muddy, dark, tight, or obstructed. ADA-defined service animals are permitted, but emotional-support, therapy, and comfort animals are not.

Not every attraction is suitable for children. Check the operator’s age guidance and scare level before booking.