Queens County Farm Museum's corn maze is a fall tradition in eastern Queens, and on just two nights it opens after dark so you can find your way by flashlight under the stars. It turns a daytime family activity into something a little spookier and far more fun for teens and adults. If you want a genuinely autumnal night without leaving the city, grab tickets.
What to expect
Expect tall rows of corn, winding dead ends and groups calling out to each other in the dark, all on the grounds of a historic working farm. Entry runs through the evening, with a last entry before closing.
Good to know
- Bring your own flashlight or use your phone light.
- The farm offers free on-site parking; transit riders can take the Q46 bus along Union Turnpike.
- Wear closed-toe shoes that can handle dirt paths.
- Tickets are sold through the farm's online ticketing page.
- Dress warmly, since fall evenings on open farmland get chilly.
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Common questions
How many Maze by Moonlight nights are there?
Two this season: October 10 and October 17.
Is there parking?
Yes, Queens County Farm Museum lists free on-site parking.
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