It's a fun and cute place for kids and families. It was crowded for a weeknight at the beginning of October. We got there around 4:45pm and there were no lines to get in. By 6-6:30pm there were waits for rides and food. By 8pm it was really busy and getting harder to walk around groups of people. Definitely get there early and bring a coat. Once the sun goes down it gets chilly! Buy a season pass if you plan on going a lot and/or the punch card for rides and food. read more

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Visiting Cornbelly's is one of our family's favorite Fall traditions! We bundle up and go early in the afternoon to enjoy the huge selection of treats and activities including piggy races, slides, obstacle courses, cider donuts, and the giant corn pit is especially popular ( kiddos could spend hours in there) and stay for the night parade & haunted corn maze. There's tons of space for free-play and areas for adults to relax comfortably while kiddos explore the "town". The punch pass is always the best value and bang for your buck and lets each person choose their own adventures for the day. The apple cannons, mining for gems, and frozen cider are some personal favorites! Definitely a great way to spend time with the family and fun for all ages! read more

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Such a fun filled time for all. If you have a big family like mine I'd suggest you come early or get the special pass that allows you to go any day/any location when you want. Worth it if you know you'll go. read more

A fall wonderland! So many activities. If you have little kids it's a must. Even for adults, it's a great date night. read more

Cornbelly's - Cup of cookies - Festivals Near Me - Lehi, Utah

Gabe and Brynlee both helped me throughout my night and they were so kind and helpful.

Pricy and usually crowded. I still enjoy the ambiance, however, and the food is delicious. I enjoyed the hayride. read more

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Cornbellys is the place to be right now, if you haven't been yet YOU NEED TO GO! It's so much bigger than I expected. We went to the one in LEHI by Thanksgiving point . I was fascinated by how many games , rides & food options there were. There was so much to do we didn't even get to it all. From tall slides, miniature golf , loads of games, silly fun house, pig races, corn maze , to carousels and swings and a huge jumping area.... I mean the list goes on and on they have so much to do. I listed all the food spots for you guys ! *Brownie Bin & Creamery * Churros * Cookie Coop * Corndog Wagon * Donuts * Food Truck * Fudge & Caramel Apples * Funnel Cake * Grill Shack * Lemonade Wagon * Pizza Truck. * Smoke Shack * Sweet Shop * Watering Hole Meals: Smoked Turkey Legs Buttermilk Hand-dipped Corn DogsFire-grilled HamburgersPot Roast Sundaes & Loaded NachosPulled Pork SandwichesGrilled Cheese Sandwiches Chicken SandwichesWood-fired Pizza Chicken TendersFries Corn on the Cob & Mexican Corn Mac & Cheese Cheese CurdsMac & Cheese & Pulled Pork Sandwich Sweets : Fresh Brownies & Frozen Custard - New!Kettle CornCaramel Apples Cotton CandyRoasted Nuts Fresh Made Cider, Pumpkin & Blueberry DonutsFresh FudgeHomemade Cookies & Milk ChurrosFresh-Squeezed Lemonade Apple Cider & Cider SlushiesDeep-Fried Oreos & Funnel Cakes . Be sure to come hungry when you visit Cornbelly's! read more

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I need to correct my previous review. I've experienced cornbelly's for several years now and they keep growing and adding activities. We've truly come to love the magic Cornbelly's adds to the fall season. We are now annual season pass holders and love coming here. read more

There is no social distancing, people are not wearing masks even though signs are posted everywhere and there was just so so many people. When I bought tickets online, I thought they were limiting folks coming in, but it was just way too crowded. It's like a carnival where everyone touches things and there's really no one monitoring to sanitizing each station. It felt like a corona party. Thankfully hand sanitizers are available and touch less. The food and drinks are overpriced. I'm talking $8 corn dogs $10 hamburgers and $3 bottled drinks. There's so many places to eat outside of the area and cheaper. You also will skip those crazy lines. Even just to get in was almost $20 on the weekend. If you purchase online, use discount code belly20 for $2 off. You will end up paying about $1 for processing fees per ticket so you won't really save much. There's no will call so you will stand in line like everyone else trying to purchase tickets. I mainly came for the corn maze and after seeing how big the maze was, I was super excited! The layout and the corn stalks were pretty sad. It's all dried and dead and low enough where you can basically see everything. Extremely disappointed with the whole experience and probably not coming back again anytime soon. read more

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Lots of fun. Kids really enjoyed it. Food is very good. Carmel apples were fresh and crisp the pot roast sundae is really tasty. Last year the funnel cakes were great nice and crispy this year the funnel cake fry cart is always closed when we are here so we never got to try them.- disappointing. read more

So, so expensive!! You pay $27 just to get in, then you have to pay for the rides. The food and snacks are wicked expensive. But if you can afford it you might enjoy yourself for hour. read more

The good is it's close to me there's a lot of stuff to do and I go with my friends the bad it's expensive but very fun but there food isn't good it makes me sick and the smell of the place is very strong read more

There are certain things I don't admit to. My love of Disney movies, my dislike of Ranch dressing, and a myriad of other things that I just am not proud of. This might be one of them. I work retail. I dislike crowds. "Kid themed" stuff really takes the wind out of my sails. But I really LOVED this place. The wife has been bringing our son for years and I have always found a great excuse not to drive an hour to get here. This year she tricked me and ran me out of excuses. So I went. And I had a BLAST with the family. First, it isn't cheap to get in. Good. I like quality things and they cost money. There are, lets say, a "few" cheap people in Utah that like to complain about the price. Cool. Go to a park. That is free. I'll shell out for this place every year. There is SO much to do here and once you are in the gate you can put the wallet away if you want to. I saw plenty of people hauling their own snacks and beverages in using strollers and such so if you are not wanting to pay for food, that is an option. I chose the big 'ol Turkey Leg and Elote corn and would eat that all day long. It was a lot of food for the price and cooked very well. Tons of free games, toys, obstacles, and just things to do. Some are fun for everyone and some appeal to just the kids. There are also some fun things you can pay for. We opted for the apple cannons which were fun and exciting. Take the chance. Bring the kids and have a good time. Come early to avoid the evening rush and make sure you drive around for good parking. :) read more

My husband wanted to go together (with me 9 months pregnant ). I expected to be very uncomfortable, but it was great. They had extra-big port-a-potties with actual sinks and soap, plenty of places to sit, and lots of things to look at. Also the food really surpassed my expectations! read more

We bought the season pass during the early bird season pass sale, basically $52 a pass. We thought it was the best deal, but it isn't! If you wait until it's closer to the opning will be a better deal at Utah Sweet Savings or Utah Valley Deals, for closer to $40. Unless you plan on going at least 4 times, it's not worth the headach of the season pass! We went to the Sunflower festival and it was ok, not great. It's a small area and you could see the whole thing in less than an hour. We spent more time driving than it took to walk around see the whole place.(driving from Draper) Great for pictures! There were plenty of families taking family photos there. Great concept, but it's new and needs some work. Buying the pass this year was a huge waste of money! We bought 4 passes and Cornbelly's wants you to redgister them before a certain date. We definatly knew who would be going with three of the passes, but one we weren't sure which friend to put on it. We didn't redgister the pass and Cornbelly's put my name of one of the passes, but I didn't want a season pass. They wouldn't let me change it!!! RIDICULOUS! We have tried to go THREE times to Cornbelly's and haven't gone yet, and the passes expire next week. The first time we went it was closed due to rain. It had been raining all day, but later in the afternoon the rain had slowed and stopped. We decied to go, but they were closed. Wasted trip. Then we went two more times on a Friday and then on a Saturday evening at 6 pm and the wait to get in for a SEASON PASS holder was over an hour long! We didn't want to wait, and it was NOT FUN! For the people who were just buying a daily pass it was a very short line!!! Cornbelly's is extremly busy and there are lots of people who want something to do during October and for Halloween. Parking is horrendous! The lines are way too long! We will never buy a season pass again. We might go one time during the month of October, but there are other places to go and other things to do. read more

Cornbelly's - Lines for season pass holders. It went from the entrance, past the trampolines, over to the road and down the road. - Festivals Near Me - Lehi, Utah

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One of the the best places to take the kids during fall or Halloween! It's been such a fun time at cornbelly's, my 7 and 6 year old loves it! There are so much stuff to do no wonder it's considered one of the best corn maze's place in US! The food and service are always good too, definitely worth the price! read more

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This place is getting so ridiculous. For a non-profit organization they sure are out to make a profit. After already paying $50 to get my family in, I find myself spending my life savings on food and "EXTRA" stuff that is NOT included in the admissions price. I understand you have to pay your employees and make a dime to keep improving the facility keep it alive for next year, but this is super stressful on my mama's pockets. I want to give my kids a fun Fall experience but when they get kicked out of the kid zone after 7 minutes, I gotta punch somebody. You just sucked all the fun out of what could've been an enjoyable experience. If you're looking for an fun family fall outing, I highly recommend you seek out a pumpkin patch or other place that provides a better and more affordable experience. read more

We came to Cornbelly's with our son, daughter-in-law and 2 year old granddaughter. This was our first time there. The line was insanely long but it went quicker than expected. We waited in line for about 15-20 minutes. When we got into the line it was clear out in the parking lot. It was a bit scary that cars were driving through the area while kids were getting impatient and not wanting to just stand in a line. Once were we paid the steep prices (seriously why is it stupid expensive), we entered and were instantly confused on what to do or where to go. It is just chaos in there. We waited in a huge line to enter the maze, only to find out we did nit have to wait in line unless we wanted the scavenger hunt card thing. The corn maze wasn't too hard, we were in and out in about 15 minutes. It was kind of boring, stalks were pathetic. They were broken all over and most weren't very tall. There were several areas where there were no clear distinction between the actual path and the gaps in the corn stalks. They did have a cute chicken show (mechanical figures) and a seating area to sit and watch it. It was the only place that was not over crowded. The corn pit had way too many children and adults in there at one point. Adults stuffing their shirts full of the corn and hogging all of the provided buckets. The only other attraction we were brave enough to endeavor was the pig race. They had three little pigs run in the outer circle form one door to the other "racing" to get back in. I'm not involved in PETA nor do I typically comment on animals, but I just felt bad for the little things. Suggested Improvements: -First and foremost, fix the line situation. It is very dangerous and only a matter of time before a child waiting in line gets hit by a vehicle. -Post signage at the corn maze that is large and lets people know they do not have to wait in line for 20+ minutes to enter, unless they want the scavenger hunt card. -Increase the size of the corn pit or only allow children to enter. It is far to popular and crowded to have adults in there too. -Discontinue the pig race. Let those little oinkers free. -If you are going to charge a fortune to get in there, at least have it come with a free pumpkin. I will definitely find a different Halloween activity for us to attend next year. read more

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Way overpriced. You pay $20 to get in, only to spend more money on everything. The admission price gets you nothing but entry. After spending $100 here is what we got. -pictures taken by ourselves (could have been done at a cheap pumpkin patch) -one VERY dry turkey leg, with skin too chewy to eat. -one small churro -we shot 20 paintballs -a donut half the size of a regular donut. -2 minutes merry go round ride -2 minute "teacup like" ride Employees operating the food stands are rude. They don't smile, you can tell they hate being there. One stand I walked up on with a smile and I said "hello, how are you." I literally got a blank stare. She did not say a word the entire interaction, not even how much the cost of the turkey leg was or if that was all I wanted. Horribly expensive, terrible experience. If it wasn't for the large population boom, or people just starving for something to do, this business would collapse. I've talked to numerous people and they hate this place. It's in a rich area, so some people don't mind spending hundreds on trash. read more

We were visiting from Southern California last week and we decided to take the kids to Cornbelly's in the afternoon. What a treat!! There was so much to do! The kids had endless entertainment and we all enjoyed our time there. The food was surprisingly delicious. We ate pizza and cookies both freshly made on site. This place has so much character , fun and endless photo ops! All employees were nice too. read more

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For several years now we have visited Utah during our fall break. Corn bellies is a must. Our children love it and it always makes for a good fun time. read more

We had so much fun at Cornbelly's! We make it a tradition come every year. They have so much to do and a lot of different foods and snacks.the insanity point is really fun to do if you don't have kids with you. My husband and I went this year with our 4 nephews ages 3, 6, 8 and 10. They had so much fun. We loved the giant slides, we went on a cow train, looked at the animals they had, played in the corn pit, did the zip lines and watched a Halloween parade that they did. They also do fireworks which is fun! It's such a fun place, we look forward to it every year. read more

Corn belly's is awesome! Last year was our first time going. It is very pricy if you just go one time so I think this year we will get the season passes for our family. We were there for 3 hours and still didn't get to see it all. I would recommend eating before you go just because the food is pricey. My kids had so much fun and ask when we can go back again! read more

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So many kid things to do with the punch card. Some things are free like the bouncy rectangle, giant slide, kiddie houses, and games. Other things like zip, gem stone mine, & carnival rides require the punch cards. Parking fills fast & bring a bag for all the little things your kiddos will accumulate & put drink holders on your pull wagon. read more

Cornbelly's - Festivals Near Me - Lehi, Utah

So much fun. Get there early as to not have to deal with the massive night crowd. The wife and i loved every minute of it. read more

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Cornbellys is amazing! I know all the employees put so much time and effort into making it look amazing, and be enjoyable for everyone. The variety of food alone should be enough to make someone want to go. read more

This place is a ton of fun! To get into the park it's around like $30 a person. And the reason i'm giving it 3 stars instead of 5 is because it's already kind of pricy to start, but what sucks is when you get in, almost everything else costs extra. The admission price really just come with being able to do the corn maze and some games here and there. But the haunted house, which is personally my favorite part, also cots extra. It's only like $7 extra so i always pay it because it's not too much, and it's worth it in the end because it's a super fun haunted house, it's not too scary but scary enough to go with a group and have a good time. This is a really good place for little kids because of the little activities they do have, kids have a blast with! The food is kind of pricy too, but that's normal for places like this so that's not really a big deal because it's good food! But other than that, i try and go at least once a year and it's always fun but not for something i would do more than once a year. read more

Cornbelly's - outside haunted house - Festivals Near Me - Lehi, Utah

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If you are Asian and going for parade, bring your own glow stick. Because one of the witch that hands out glow sticks before the parade. She is a racist. we lined up for parade early, excited seeing her passing away glow sticks randomly. My kid and me were saying "can we have one here, please!" Very loud, pretty sure she heard us clearly, then she turned her back. Then one of the glow stick slided away from her bag and rolled right next to our toe. We did not pick it up and simply take it, we asked if we can pick it up and have it when she quickly turned around to us and tried to pick it up. She then picked it up, ignored us again, several inch in front of me. I know this rolling eye face well, even in the darkness and heavy make up, a typical racist face. My kid cried right away since the rudeness burnt him so badly, no matter how many times I told him not everyone gets a glow stick, it's limited, these are handed out randomly. But it did not work well, he was sad and confused for the rest of the night This probably is not his first time being treated like this, nor the last time. Not bad for him to experience the grown up world, even this place's logo is never grow up. Anyways, this was not recorded and no one pointed to our face saying bad words, probably I would get comments on this review "you are being too sensitive" "no one is racist here" Well, I am just sharing my own unlucky experience and provide a recommendation here, if you are Asian, bring your own glowstick... read more

My husband and I make sure to go to Cornbelly's every year, and every year it keeps getting better! We love it because it satisfies all your fall and Halloween cravings in one place. Corn maze, super fun haunted houses, carnival games, fall food, shows, rides, and lots of pumpkins! They have the most fun and creative games, too. Like apple blasters, pool soccer, duck racing, pig miniature golf, etc!! We saw a dog show, pig racing, and a dare devil show there, too. We don't have kids, but love going every year with friends for a group date. I think it's great for all age groups. The do a really great job at the haunted houses where you never wait in line for more than 10 minutes, and get a super long and spooky experience. But honestly the best part is that it's SUCH a good deal. It's something like $17 for general admission, and then an extra $13 to get tons of food, all the haunted houses, and play some really fun games. For $30 per person, you could literally spend all day there and still not do everything, plus satisfy all your fall and Halloween cravings for the price of one haunted house admission, oh and not have to buy food cause it's included with the add on package. If you only do one festive thing this season, I highly recommend corn bellies! read more

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went with a group of four and had a great time. the food was good, and so were the games. it was all great up until about halfway through the haunted house. the actors were micd up (odd), there were "security" around every corner, and one in particular who ruined the mood for my group, and the groups behind us. she got up in our faces because one of our group members made a joke because one of the actors touched her hair and said she was going to "sue" (sore subject maybe...?) she then proceeded to get all up in her face and ramble about how making jokes to the actors is harassment. one of our group member made a face because it was really awkward and uncomfortable for everyone and she then followed us and yelled at us for being "disrespectful" and told us to get out and hounded her for making a face, then told another "security" person to follow us the rest of the way through. it was really weird, cringey, and totally killed the mood for everyone around. other than that it was fun, just avoid the haunted houses and you'll enjoy it. read more

Cornbellys is overrated! All I heard for years was how amazing it is. I was sadly disappointed. Even with COVID, there was a lot of people and line to get in. A lot of the attractions weren't running or only opened at certain times. The food was just alright. The apple cider slush and donut were just ok. There are definitely better and I was sad the donut wasn't warm. read more

Cornbelly's - Apple cider slush and donut - Festivals Near Me - Lehi, Utah

Very fun! Expensive for family. But fun for them all as well. Would I go again? Yes I would.

We always have a lot of fun of cornbelly's - there are so many activities for all ages. We really could spend hours there. The only downside is it gets really crowded. Our best experience has been going in the beginning of the month when the temperature is still pretty warm. Our favorite activities for our 3 yr old and 1 yr old are the zip lines and corn pit. read more

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Parking was horrendous. No lot attendants so its easy to get blocked in because someones holding up a one lane road. Tried two separate lots with no luck. Felt like i was going to get run into or run someone over in the disarray. No clear pricing online, and seems rather steep for what you get. read more

We LOVE Cornbelly's!! It's the perfect Fall activity for the family. We have season passes this year and can't wait to go as often as we can. My kids love the giant slide, the corn pit, the cow train and the jumping pillows. The food there is also amazing. It is pricey to get in, but it's sooooo worth it. read more

Cornbelly's - Festivals Near Me - Lehi, Utah

We had so much fun going! We got lost in the 2nd maze and it was an adventure because we wanted to use no map. There is a lot of free games that we each loved. Definitely feel like we got our money's worth. The food was good too. Definitely look forward to going back. read more

Here is the deal. This place could be awesome. There are so many activities and shows that you could spend a whole day there no problem. Food options are great and overall environment is fun. Problem is they don't have a limit to how many people they let in so this place is so packed it's impossible to enjoy yourself. My niece spent almost two hours waiting in a line to do the bungees. Also the price is pretty expensive for how much you will actually get to do because of how busy it is. We were shoulder to shoulder pretty much the whole day. It was overwhelming and not the best practice especially since covid is still a thing. You would hope that at least you would be able to keep a safe distance from others but that won't happen here. Also prepare to pay a lot for food. It's good but it's definitely pricey. Admissions also doesn't give you access to everything. So you will pay extra for addition activities. Personally I don't feel like it's worth the hype. read more

We love Cornbelly's! This year was so much fun getting to see all the new additions and improvements. My preschool-aged kids especially loved the corn beach, kiddie corral playland (with an interactive pet store, ice cream shop, school, grocery store and auto store), princess playland (where you can dress up in dress-up clothes), giant jumbo jumper bouncy thing, the giant slide you ride down on a sack. The pig race was so cute. But probably the best addition is the ropes course near the back where your kids can practice being the next American Ninja Warrior (so fun, and nice to get them active). They are organized at registration, there is plenty of parking, and there are clean porta-potties everywhere. Bring your sturdy stroller or baby carrier, though - everything is unpaved and umbrella strollers don't work well on the dirt and gravel! Lots of food vendors too but pretty standard event pricing. It's expensive but they offer lots of discounts online and in the local mailers. For the Laughin' pass (no scary rides included), it's $12 Mon-Thurs and kids 2 and under are free. They give you in-and-out privileges for the day so we ran to IKEA for lunch and then came back for another few hours in the afternoon! The best deal is the Bounceback pass you can purchase for $6 before leaving for the day and use any day for the rest of the season except UEA weekend. This is very fun and feels like the valley's much smaller version of Disneyland. We loved bringing our little kids here. read more

I really enjoyed my visit to cornbellys. There was lots of parking for the area. When we actually got to cornbellys there was so much to do and see. I really enjoyed the pig races. Although they do get really busy so make sure you get there in time to get a good seat. read more

One Saturday my wife said, "Let's go down to Cornbelly's today!" My response was, "What's Cornbelly's?" I know, I know, a Fall-themed festival of this magnitude should be known by everyone in the area, but I'm somewhat of a hermit. So, without knowing what Cornbelly's was save for the small description my wife had given me, we packed up our son and drove on down to Lehi. Now, here's probably why I had no idea Cornbelly's existed... I dislike places with steep entry fees and even steeper concessions. When it costs $7.50 for 3 waters... my wallet starts to complain. Go ahead, call me a miser, but in my mind I was already calculating what I'd have saved if I'd purchased that 36 pack of bottled water from Sam's Club. (The answer is $3.72, but who's counting?) Once you get through the gates there's plenty of free stuff to do, but there's also plenty of paid stuff to do. You could easily tell which attractions were free and which were paid by the length of the lines. While standing in line, I was imagining one of those carnival barkers spouting, "TIIIIIRED of waiting in lines!?! Step right up! For only $7 a person you can skip the line on that sad, tired, and over-crowded thing you're about to do and enjoy a 30 second zip-line ride!" Am I being melodramatic? Probably a little, so let me switch and talk about the good stuff. My son LOVED the entire thing. It was a great day spent with family. My son LOVED IT. The food was actually really tasty. Oh, and did I mention that my son loved it? For a 5-year-old, Cornbelly's is a place where memories were made. Later that night, my son said (multiple times), "That was the best day I've ever had!" For a 5-year-old, that zipline looks miles high, the slides look dangerous and thrilling, the corn-pit feels as though it's big enough to swallow you and everyone else, and the corn maze is overwhelming and impossible to navigate. He can't wait to go back next year. Overall, it was a fantastic day spent watching our son run from one thing to the next, his expression stuck somewhere between elation and fascination. However, there's not much for adults to do other than watch helplessly as your wallet deflates. Every bench was taken up with parents sitting and waiting for their children. But, overall... it was the best day my son had ever experienced... and we'll probably be back next year. read more