QUẦN CHIP XUẤT NHẬT

QUẦN CHIP XUẤT NHẬT Closed for the season. Fri, Sat & Sun
I-70 Exit 179
Family Fun
Corn Maze
Miniature Railroad Rides is opening a professionally cut, 4-5 acre corn maze.

Throughout the years people have driven Interstate 70, past exit 179, High Hill, MO and noticed the large bull, windmill and a railroad tunnel. They would ask, "What is that place?" It is the home of Tinsley's Amusements, Inc. Each weekend (Friday, Saturday & Sunday) mid - end of October, Tinsley's Amusements, Inc. In addition to the maze, they will have family fun rides, miniature train rides a

nd refreshments you would find at your local fair. This has been a dream of Richard Tinsley, owner. He started in the carnival business in 1967. Through the years Tinsley has provided the carnival for several county and state fairs throughout the Midwest. The year of 2020 was quite different for the carnival industry due to COVID-19. Richard Tinsley decided to make his dream a reality, and this is the beginning of Play Day Farm. October 2023 is the 4th season that Play Day Farm has been open. Richard Tinsley passed way in October, 2022. The show must go on, and his family and friends continue his vision for Play Day Farm.

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1015 Booneslick Road
High Hill, MO
63350

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(636) 585-2221

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Tinsley's Amusements, Inc. to open Play Day Farm

Throughout the years people have driven Interstate 70, past exit 179, High Hill, MO and noticed the large bull, lighted ferris wheel and a railroad tunnel. They would ask, "What is that place?" It is the home of Tinsley's Amusements, Inc.

Each weekend (Friday, Saturday & Sunday) September 18 - October 31, Tinsley's Amusements, Inc. is opening a professionally cut, 4-5 acre corn maze. In addition to the maze, they will have family fun rides, miniature train rides and refreshments you would find at your local fair.

This has been a dream of Richard Tinsley, owner. He started in the carnival business in 1967. Through the years Tinsley has provided the carnival for several county and state fairs throughout the Midwest. This year was quite different for the carnival industry due to COVID-19. Richard Tinsely decided to make his dream a reality, and this is the beginning of Play Day Farm.