A temporary park where adventure grows
In the shade of corn stalks, across more than 5 hectares of greenery, Pop Corn Labyrinthe unfolds its giant puzzles, immersive pathways, and family-friendly outdoor games. It’s a unique amusement park, rooted in an agricultural field, where the magic lasts only for the summer.
Here, there are no plastic decorations or noisy rides: we intentionally lose ourselves in the winding paths of the corn, guided by a map, a headlamp, or a mystery to solve.
A fun and nature-filled activity for everyone
During the day, families explore two paths: a themed treasure hunt – this year featuring the Philosopher's Stone – and a space with giant wooden games. Away from screens and queues, everything is designed to encourage intergenerational connections, cooperation, and thinking. And when night falls, it’s time for night events: a giant Clue-like investigation in the maze, or a flashlight walk through the woods and cornfields. An amazing, sometimes poetic experience that’s all about disconnecting.
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Guaranteed Thrills with the Nights of Horror
But the highlight of the season is the Nights of Horror. For three evenings during the summer, the mazes transform into survival zones where visitors play at scaring each other… for real. The concept is simple yet incredibly effective:
If you're a survivor, you need to escape the maze in less than an hour with a punched card in hand while dodging lurking monsters.
If you choose to be a monster, it's up to you to sneak into the dark corners of the field to startle the bravest among us. Shouts, nervous laughter, and guaranteed adrenaline!
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« It’s a giant outlet, a real challenge, in a uniquely natural setting. Once night falls, the corn almost comes to life », smiles Carole Dinterich, the conductor of the sites in Bordeaux, Toulouse, and Landes.
A local, responsible, and amazing initiative
Pop Corn Labyrinth is also a responsible pastime: no concrete, no permanent structures. After the season, the field turns back into agricultural land and the corn is harvested. The activity is based on a circular economy, with a strong focus on the environment. And above all, it’s an idea born from a true life change: former caregiver, Carole swapped the corridors of a nursing home for the shifting lines of cornfields.
A deeply human project, rooted in the local area, that redefines the very idea of family entertainment.
Sure! Here’s the translation:
Open every day from 10 AM to 6:30 PM
Daytime activities :
– Treasure Hunt “The Philosopher’s Stone”
– Giant wooden games
Evenings every Saturday night :
– July : from 10 PM to 11 PM
– August : from 9:30 PM to 10:30 PM
– September : from 9 PM to 10 PM
Nights of Horror Toulouse :
– Friday, July 18, 2025
– Friday, August 22, 2025
– Friday, September 5, 2025
Survivors : €20 / Monsters : €10
