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'Stranger Things' corn maze opening in Indiana

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By Bob D’Angelo, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Sept 4, 2018

Fans of "Stranger Things" can enjoy a new corn maze in Indiana based on the popular Netflix series, WDRB reported.

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The maze will debut at Exploration Acres in Lafayette on Sept. 14 and will be open through Oct. 28, the television station reported.

Tim Fitzgerald, president and CEO of Exploration Acres, said he got the idea for the maze after binge-watching "Stranger Things," WXIN reported.

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The size of the maze is equal to approximately 15 football field, and paths through it are more than 10 miles long, WDRB reported. Its design will include images from the show, including the main characters riding their bicycles, the television station reported.

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