Traders Village San Antonio Corny Maze 2023

Traders Village San Antonio Corny Maze 2023

Are you looking for a new adventure in the heart of San Antonio? Look no further than Traders Village CORNy Maze happening this year from October to November. Spanning an impressive 10 acres of twisting paths and hidden surprises, the CORNy Maze is an experience that promises thrills, laughter, and a whole lot of corn!

To make the most out of your time here, you can also explore the pumpkin patch, visit the petting zoo, try your hand at calf roping, or take your pick at the duck races! There’s something to do for everyone who spends the day at the CORNy Maze, so here’s what you need to know about the only corn maze in San Antonio.

Due to inclement weather, some days the CORNy may not open. Please check out Traders Village’s Facebook Page or call ahead: (210) 623-8383.

Traders Village CORNy Maze 2023

Traders Village San Antonio Corny Maze 2023

Traders Village San Antonio Corny Maze 2023

The CORNy Maze is officially coming to Traders Village on October 7 and every weekend until November. Being the largest corn maze in the South of Texas, it’s a fall event you can’t miss! You can enjoy the rides, shop, and grab a bite to eat.

Operating Hours: Saturday – Sunday 10:00 am – 5:00 pm

Ready to buy your CORNy Maze tickets? Here are the different trails you can choose from and everything you need to know about the wristbands for Traders Village:

Types of Trails:

  • Easy: for little children
  • Medium: 30 minutes – 1 hour
  • Hard: 1 hour and 30 minutes – 2 hours

Admission Price: The CORNy Mazy is free for children 2 years old or under. For everyone above 3 years old, the Maze Wristband is $11.99 but you can avail of the Maze & All-Day Ride Wristband for $17.99! Just remember, there aren’t any rides at the CORNy Maze, all rides are the the 11 Carnival Rides that are just at Traders Village.

Other Activities at the Traders Village CORNy Maze

corny maze 2023

Aside from the one and only 10-acre CORNy maze, here’s a list of other things to do at Traders Village until November:

  • Pumpkin Patch Picture Taking (you can take one home to paint too!)
  • Petting Zoo (free with admission)
  • Other Photo Ops
  • Duck Races
  • Axe Throwing (kid-safe)
  • Calf Roping
  • Inflatable Slide
  • Snack on roasted corn, corn in a cup, or popcorn
  • Concessions
  • Occasional Entertainment 

The Traders Village CORNy Maze 2023 is more than just an attraction, it’s the perfect fall experience that brings friends and families together! 

About Traders Village San Antonio

Traders Village San Antonio is a unique swap meet, treasure hunt, shopping center, county fair, and festival attraction all rolled into one venue in San Antonio. The Alamo City has been served by Traders Village San Antonio for more than ten years. Shoppers can trade, buy, barter, and play there. More than a thousand merchants can be found there, selling everything from tires to turkey legs.

There are many thrilling rides available, too. Check out the 80-foot-high, brand-new Star Dancer and an old-fashioned carousel with artwork by Allan Herschell.

Traders Village San Antonio is open every Saturday and Sunday, year-round. For more information, call 210-623-8383.

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