It's that time of year in the Midwest. Farmers with time on their hands, money to burn, or just plain crazy, are making grand designs in their corn fields for "tourists" to walk through.
Now, why would anybody in their right mind want to pay to walk in circles through a field of corn? ($8 a head I read)
These are mazes, the designs of which can only be seen from a plane.
You have no other view than corn as you wander hopelessly in search of the exit. I fail to see the thrill in that. I suppose it's the challenge, but I can think of far better challenges than paying to walk through a hot dusty corn field.