For $5, you get one admission ticket to The Corn Maze in The Plains, just off I-66 in The Plains, Virginia (up to a $9 value). Choose from the following two options:

• Daytime corn maze on Saturday, November 6, or Sunday, November 7 (10 a.m.–6 p.m. entry)

• Nighttime moonlight maze on Friday, November 5, or Saturday, November 6 (6 p.m.–9:15 p.m. entry)

• The Washingtonian calls corn maze "the Mona Lisa of fall farm labyrinths"

• Family-friendly event (normal admission is $9 for adults, $8 for ages 4–12, free for ages 3 and younger)
• Daytime activities include sunnier access to the corn maze, barnyard of fun, pumpkin patch, free hayride, and more
• Under moonlight, maze takes a spookier form: navigate through its twists and turns armed only with flashlights (must bring your own)
• Visitors encouraged to wear warm clothing at night
• Concession stand with hot drinks available

Reviews

While the Corn Maze in the Plains has yet to receive many reviews, The Washington Post and Washingtonian recommend it as a fun fall activity.

• If you’re looking to get lost between the stalks in style, look no further than Corn Maze in the Plains—the Mona Lisa of fall farm labyrinths. Each year, the folks in The Plains carve an intricately designed image into their five-acre field (think monarch butterfly, bald eagle, or horse and jockey) and let amateur explorers twist their way through the switchbacks. After a dizzying course to freedom, pick a pumpkin, take a hayride, meet barnyard animals, and purchase pumpkin butter or fresh apple cider. – Eliot Stein, Washingtonian