Davis Mega Maze — Attraction in Sterling

As always, the maze itself was impressive, challenging, and fun but don't expect to arrive and walk right in! They have not yet figured out how to manage the flow of incoming visitors effectively. Although we purchased tickets in advance for a specific time, there was no indication that timing was relevant. We waited in line for ~45 minutes (past our entry time) with people who were there for the entire festival. There also seemed to be no separation between people who had purchased tickets in advance and those who were buying on-site, leading to a longer queue and delays at the ticketing stands. Separate entries for people who have purchased tickets in advance or who are just participating in the maze would probably help a lot. In the absence of that, prepare to spend time both waiting in an entry line and being lost...

Great for spending a fall day with friends exploring the maze. The maze layout is always different each year, and the bridges in the maze insure that it will always have a challenge. Has several different choices for food. They have added a number of smaller attractions in recent years beyond the maze, like a bouncy matt, etc. The smaller attractions are more kid oriented but many are still fun for adults. It has gotten more pricy over the years and it feels a lot more commercial than it used to. Recent maze themes feel more like they were sponsored - themes in the past like pirates and dinosaurs while cheesy felt more authentic then...

Really torn about this review. The Maze and all the games, animals, etc were all great! We went here as part of a work outing and had tons of fun.

But the beer lines.......if I could give zero stars for that, I would. The fact that they allow a max of four drinks per person/day is a joke considering it took over 30 minutes to stand in line waiting for a single beer. I went home after being there 6 hours having had 1 beer, just one. They only had two beer line registers open, and they had to manually enter in each gift card because they couldn't scan them. Talk about lost revenue! The length of the beer lines never shortened...