or one of 8 children’s tickets as runners up, to tackle the fab Wistow Maze...
from
To be in with a chance of winning a ticket, simply tell us what shape the maze will be this year. Email your name, phone number, address and answer by 9th August to competitions@
allsortsmag.com (please insert MAZE RUG in the
subject line). The winner will be randomly selected. No cash alternative or substitution. Conditions may apply. Prize must be taken on the date
given.before the maze closes on 19th September 2021
win a family ticket
Phoenix Rises Wistow Maze!
To mark a new beginning of hope and freedom, the award-winning Wistow Maze has been designed in the shape of a Phoenix rising from the flames.
The giant 8 acre maize maze has a fun Quiz Trail hidden amongst its 3 miles of pathways, with high level bridges and towers giving stunning panoramic views. Visitors have to find 12 quiz boards which will test their knowledge on other mythical creatures.
“The Phoenix is often used as a symbol of recovery and renewal, which seems very appropriate for this year”, explains Diana Brooks, owner of Wistow Maze. “With plenty of space, our maze offers great outdoor entertainment for young and old.”
Visitors can also take part in a variety of mini mazes and games in the Activity Funyard, which includes a space-hopper track, hoopla, beanbag throwing and a football shooting game.
Across the road is the Wistow Rural Centre with its cafe, garden centre, art gallery, model village and numerous shops, making it a great day out for all ages.
Wistow Maze is a winner of Leicestershire’s “Best Visitor Attraction” and attracts over 20,000 visitors each year.
Opens: Monday 19th July - Sunday 5th Sept (daily), Then weekends only until Sunday 19th Sept.
10am – 6pm Free Parking.
Admission charges: Child £6.95 Adult £8.50 Family Ticket (2+2) £28
More information on:
www.wistow.com or ring
07884 403889
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