Wisconsin Mazes - Get Lost!

Wisconsin has places to visit for a-maze-ing fun. If you are up for the challenge, take your family to these entertaining locations. You can take a leisurely stroll or a timed, faster paced trip through one of these mazes today. Come to Wisconsin and get lost!

Marion A-MAZE-ment Park in Marion, Wisconsin is well known for its ever-changing maze patterns. They change their pattern every first and third Thursday. The maze has over two miles to explore. Made of Arsenic-free wood, it's safe for even the youngest children. This maze experience is enjoyable for people of all ages.

There are three towers placed within the maze, and a staff member is always available in one of the towers to help if you get desperate. If you run out of patience or have a limited amount of time, there are "Give Up" doors to exit out of. Make it through at great speed, and have a chance at taking a place on The Wall of Fame! where the fastest top ten are listed.

Other mazes found at Marion A-MAZE-ment Park are the No Right Turn Maze and the Arrow Maze. There is a special maze set up around Halloween time especially for all the ghosts and goblins that come out to play.

The maze is the highlight here, but there are other things to do too. Climb a five person, twenty-four foot tall rock climbing wall. Play billiards or video games in the game room. Also found here is one of the top ten most challenging eighteen hole adventure golf courses in the state of Wisconsin.

For party occasions, reserve the Party Room to celebrate. If you're famished after your rigorous trek through the maze, stop at the snack bar to get a treat, and have a rest at the comfortable tables and booths. Before you leave, check out the gift shop for maze activity books, mini mazes, puzzles, and maze pens. Get yourself a humorous t-shirt that says, "Get Lost".

You will need to make reservations if you care to have a group or party visit. The Party Room and the Pavilion are also for rent. Call toll free 1-866-754-MAZE(6293) to book groups or parties. Ask about group rates and admission fees.