Ohio Renaissance Festival
RenFest Returns
The Ohio Renaissance Festival is set to open its gates once again on Sept 2nd for a season that promises a captivating journey back in time filled with unparalleled entertainment and excitement.Immerse yourself in a world of lively shows, tantalizing food & drink, and unique shops that transport you back in time to the days of knights and queens. Queen Elizabeth I presides over the festivities as dozens of Renaissance musicians, dancers, comedians, jugglers, sword-fighters, storytellers and hundreds of costumed performers entertain patrons of all ages on 17 stages in over 100 shows daily.
The Festival will open on Labor Day and then every Saturday and Sunday through October 29th from 10:30am – 7:00pm, tickets run $30 for adults and $10 for children from 5-12 years old with kids under 5 for free when you buy ahead online. Save another $2/adult ticket if you get your ticket before Sept 1st. Tickets bought on site are a couple of dollars more.
Visitors will see a full day of entertainment including full-armored Jousting the way it was done over 400 years ago by real Knights in shining armor. Queen Elizabeth I presides over the festivities as dozens of Renaissance musicians, dancers, comedians, jugglers, sword-fighters, storytellers and hundreds of costumed performers entertain patrons of all ages on 17 stages in over 100 shows daily.
Step into the Past:
The Ohio Renaissance Festival is a cherished annual event that draws attendees from all walks of life to immerse themselves in the splendor of the 16th century. As visitors enter the festival grounds, they will be greeted by a world adorned with intricately designed period architecture, street performers, and a bustling marketplace reminiscent of a bygone era.
A World of Entertainment:
Prepare to be captivated by an array of performances that will leave you in awe. The Ohio Renaissance Festival proudly presents an unparalleled lineup of entertainment, including:
- Combatant’s Keep: Witness brave knights engage in heart-pounding jousting matches that showcase their skill, courage, and chivalry. The thundering hooves, clashing lances, and suspenseful atmosphere will transport you to the heart of medieval competition.
- Music and Minstrels: Let the melodic tunes of wandering minstrels whisk you away to a time of troubadours and courtly love. Enjoy live performances of period music, transporting you to a world of whimsy and romance.
- Comedy and Improv: Laughter abounds as jesters and comedians take the stage to deliver side-splitting performances. With their witty banter and interactive humor, these entertainers are sure to have audiences of all ages in stitches.
- Artisan Crafts: Explore the village marketplace, where skilled artisans and craftsmen showcase their wares. From hand-forged weaponry to intricate jewelry and pottery, you’ll find unique treasures that serve as timeless souvenirs of your Renaissance experience.
Delicious Fare:
Indulge in a feast fit for a king or queen as you savor delectable treats that capture the essence of the era. From turkey legs and hearty stews to sweet pastries and refreshing ales, the festival’s menus offer a delightful array of culinary delights.
Check out these special events you can add on to your adventure:
Royal Feast- Enjoy a 5-course meal including starters, multiple course entrée, a dessert PLUS alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks and a keepsake tankard. One seating per festival day 3-5pm, $75
The Naught Bawdy Pub Show– An hour of the songs, jokes, and limericks that can’t be heard on the streets hosted by The Singing Sirens and emceed by the “ORIGINAL” drunken sailor, Axel the Sot, for ages 21 and over! Held at 5:30 each festival day, $30
Whiskey Witches of Willy-Nilly Tasting -enjoy 5 premium tastes of spiritous beverages at the Tipsy Cauldron at 1pm each festival day. $35
Pub Crawl – Be guided on an interactive adventure filled with games, fun, trivia or dare, laughter, and long-lasting memories with friends new and old. 1:30 & 3:30 daily, $30
Where history and fantasy collide!
10542 E State Route 73
Waynesville, OH 45068
Group discounts are available for groups of 15 or more. Call (937) 805-9320 for details
or visit the group sales page.
Ohio Renaissance Festival Season Opens This Weekend
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth welcomes hundreds of thousands visitors to Harveysburg in northern Warren County to experience the old, new, and unique that bring the Ohio Renaissance Festival to life. This year festival organizers are excited to welcome visitors back to the village and what a festival they’ve prepared!
The festival features a handful of new entertainment spanning death-defying feats to ‘rockin’ Irish music’.
- The Free Lancers bring hard hits and thrilling action to the Guinness Arena of Champions three times each day.
- Death-defying, daring, dangerous and dynamic. Ichabod Wainwright will amaze and amuse you with his Wheel of Death.
- Join equestrian acrobat, The Daring Horseman, as he combines grace and beauty with daring and dangerous.
- Judas & Magnolia: Daring Escapes are a husband-and-wife team of escape artists and circus performers. Watch in amazement as they perform impressive escape stunts.
- Cincinnati Barbarian is an armored combat group featuring fights with real armor, real weapons and real combat!
- Weaving comic wit and impressive feats of escapism, fire artistry, and the supernatural, Johnny Phoenix is the Danger Comedian.
- Valkyrik is a high-energy, fantasy music act built on themes of war and battle from the Norse/Viking.
- Robert the Barrrd performs solo songs Olde and New and is a portrayer of villains most dastardly, and heroes most cunning.
- Don’t miss the “rockin’ Irish music” of Celtic Mayhem.
The festival boasts a variety of special events for those 21 and over that adds to the already unique experience a day in our 16th Century English village provides. A new addition this year.
- The Ohio Renaissance Festival Ale Trail is an experience unlike any other. Meander through the village browsing the marketplace and stop at any of the 13 locations for a unique craft beer, ale, cider, mead, or specialty cocktail and earn your way to a drawing for a 2022 Season Pass prize package. Please, drink responsibly – You have all season long!
The 32nd annual Ohio Renaissance Festival runs Saturdays, Sundays, and Labor Day Monday for nine weekends, September 4 through October 31. Located on State Route 73 in Warren County, just 2 miles west of I-71 or 15 miles east of I-75, the festival is within an hour’s drive from Cincinnati, Dayton and Columbus.
Tickets can be bought online at www.renfestival.com.
Adult (ages 13+) – $19
A savings of $4 if you order before Friday, September 3 at 4 pm
Child (ages 5-12) – $7.50
Save $2.50 if you order before Friday, September 3 at 4 pm
Season Pass – $60
A whole season of fun for the cost of less than 3 admissions!
3 Magical Days, Madrigal Knights Offered by Ohio Renaissance Festival
While the Ohio Renaissance Festival has been cancelled for 2020, they folks behind the festival have created 3 one-day festivals they are calling Magical Days, Madrigal Knights! A limited area on the grounds will open from 2pm to 10pm. The Festival days will be September 12, September 26 and October 10. Admission tickets are $10.
The renaissance village will be opened on a limited basis with shopping, food and drinks, entertainment, and the highlight of the event, a MADRIGAL FEAST hosted by your favorite village characters. There will be shows and live entertainment happening throughout the festival day at the Pirate Shipwreck stage, 3 Fools stage, and Aleing Knight stage. You can expect to see: performances by Ramblin Rhythms Belly Dance, Wenches a’Wailing, Father Son and Friends, Lads on the Lash, Pirate’s Creed, Rogues of Rafferty, The Sirens, Irate Pyrate, PB& J Circus, Cirque Lapin, The Queen’s Choice Musicians, Made Up Mayhem, Witches of Willy Nilly and other village characters. There will be opportunities to take part in a Whiskey Tasting at 4pm and the Naughty Bawdy Pub Show will begin at 8pm.
Your visit wouldn’t be the same with the food and drink the RenFest is known for, so the Aleing Knight Pub, 1572 Roadhouse Bar-B-Q, 3 Fools Pub and the Tiki Bar will all be open for your dining pleasure. Also over 20 booths will be open for your shopping pleasure.
There is also an option to purchase a ticket which includes a 5 course Madrigal Feast for $79. You’ll be dining with the Queen and your favorite Willy Nilly villagers in a night of food, drink, song, and play and you’ll receive a collectible 2020 King Mug and 2020 ORF pin. The menu for the feast includes:
On The Table
Fruit & Cheese Platter
Starters
Onion & Mushroom Bisque
Goddess Salad
Meats
Roast Prime Rib
Irish Bangers Sausage
Roasted Chicken Thighs
Smoked Pork Tenderloin
Vegetables
Honey Roasted Carrots
Herb Roasted Red Potatoes
Dessert
Baked Apple Dumpling with Cinnamon Sauce
Beverages
Beer
Wine
and More
Served in a collectible 2020 King Mug
All courses will be served by costumed characters, except the fruit & cheese platter.
All employees and customers are required to wear masks except for eating or drinking or when 6 feet social distancing between people/groups can be done. A voluntary touchless temperature screening tent will be available prior to entering the village for guests. Social distancing will be in effect in lines for beverages, seating, stage seating, and ticketing. A minimum of 12 feet will be between the stage and the audience. Additional hand sanitizing stations will be placed throughout the village.
Advance tickets are suggested, as their will be limited number of attendees admitted. Purchase online here. Festival grounds are located at 10542 East State Route 73 in Waynesville.
Ren Fest Season Kicks Off This Weekend
The Ohio Renaissance Festival will operate nine weekends this year. This annual fall tradition will open September 1 and run through October 28, Saturdays, Sundays, and Labor Day. Opening weekend adults are two for the price of one Saturday, Sunday, and Labor Day! BOGO adult tickets available online or at the Box Office.
Each year thousands journey to Harveysburg in Warren County to experience the old, new, and unique that bring the Ohio Renaissance Festival to life. Once inside the recreated 16th Century English village history and fantasy collide to offer something for everyone. 15 stages feature a full schedule of continuous entertainment.
Don’t miss the hard-hitting action as the Knights of Valour joust three times each day in the Guinness Jousting Arena. Comedy and swordplay mesh as The Swordsmen showcase sharp skills with rapiers and even sharper wit. The 65-foot wrecked Galleon features a thrilling Pirate Comedy Stunt Show twice each day that is as impressive as the ship itself.
Strolling musicians in the lanes include Dylan Robertson, Glass Harmonica, The Flying Dulcimer, Kyle Meadows, Captain John Stout while many a good pub song will be heard in the village pubs. While browsing through the village enjoy a menu guaranteed to tempt your taste buds. Festival favorites such as giant roasted turkey legs, steak-on-a-stake and bread bowl soups and stews can be found. The Chocolate Raven features handmade chocolates and fudge. Archibald Drake’s features an ages old Fish and Chips recipe. KJ’s Cajun Cuisine will have a menu from across the pond and down south. Try the sweet-filled light pastries called Crepes and wash it all down with a wide variety of beers, ales, wines, Coca-Cola products, or coffees and teas.
The marketplace at the Ohio Renaissance Festival is a shopper’s paradise. Full of handmade wares with flare, find unique items created by world-class artisans. Witness demonstrations of time-honored crafts including glassblowing, blacksmithing, forging, leather tooling, weaving, boot making, and more. The festival also offers daily special events for those 21 and over. The Naughty Bawdy Pub Show features songs and limericks you won’t hear on the streets in an hour-long show. During the Pub Crawl learn about all things Willy Nilly (the name of our beloved village) hosted by two saucy sisters.
New this year! Enjoy whisky tastings hosted by the Witches of Willy Nilly. . .who knows brew better? The festival also offers thrilling human-powered rides, games of skill, warhorse rides, camel rides, the Amazing Maze, and the Tower of London Dungeon of Doom.
The Ohio Renaissance Festival is excited to announce the addition of several new performers to its full schedule of entertainment. Children of all ages will enjoy The MooNiE Show. An immersive silent comedy experience using whistles and gestures, MooNiE brings the audience in and puts everyone in stitches. Add to the comedy, MooNiE’s mesmerizing balancing and juggling skills will create an enjoyable family friendly show.
Calling All Hungry Lords and Ladies!
Hear ye! Hear Ye! This weekend kicks off the Ohio Renaissance Festival! Located just a short drive from Dayton in Harveysburg, OH, lies a 30-acre recreation of an English Village that takes you back in time to the 16th Century. No time machine is necessary to experience a day full of stage shows, actors, vendors, food and even the Queen herself! It’s a great day to share with the family and friends!
This weekend (Labor Day weekend) is the opening weekend for the Festival. It runs every weekend form now until October 29th on Saturdays and Sundays from 10:30am-6pm rain or shine! Tickets can be bought online or at the gates and range from $22.50 for adults and $12.50 for kids (kids under 5 are free!). Opening weekend is a steal as Adults are BOGO and kids under 12 are free! Each weekend has a different theme such as Time Traveler’s Weekend, Pirates Weekend, and even Trick or Treating the last weekend that it is open! Be sure to bring $3 for parking!
Jax from Food Adventures, wanted in on this festive event! So she gathered up her fam and drove back in time (via mini van) for a day full of food and fun! Hear are some of her favorite eats, must-sees and tips from the day!
Favorite Feasts and MUST EATS !
The upon entering the grounds, you’ll be taken back by the incredible aromas that fill the air! From traditional festival foods, to fun period inspired dishes, there’s something for everyone’s appetite! And of course, there is lots of ale and wine to cleanse the pallet and toast to the Queen!
Turkey Leg
This giant smoked drumstick is one of the iconic and most sought after eats at the festival. And it’s no surprise as to why! You’re handed the leg with the bone wrapped in foil to make it portable and easy to chomp into while you walk around the fair. Juicy and tender, this one is a must have!
Bread Bowls
Fresh baked bread bowls are served up overflowing with your choice of mac and cheese, beef stew, chili, potato soup or broccoli and cheese soup! These make a great dish to enjoy as the weekends get cooler! And are big enough to share!
Roasted Corn
Who doesn’t love a smokey roasted ear of corn dunked into butter! This is also another fun food that you can eat and walk around with at the same time!
This festival is a perfect Food Adventure.
There is also a place on site that is a sit down restaurant dedicated to “Medieval Style BBQ.” We had to stop in and visit this spot…
1572 Road House Bar-BQ & 3 Fools Pub
Famous for their award winning sauces and rubs, 1572 offers big servings and even bigger flavors! One of our favorite meals is the smoked jalapeno Texas style sausage! And don’t forget a side of the 1572 Tater Casserole! This is one of the places that the Food Adventures Crew will be back to for sure!
There are so many edible treats to indulge in! The Kings Nuts (roasted candied nuts), The Jerkey Kart (beef jerky), and The Pickle Kart (huge dill pickles), are all fun and easy options to snack on while perusing the fair! A full list of food vendors can be found here.
Beyond The Food
While the food at this Festival is outstanding, it’s just one of many fun adventures that you and your family will encounter at the Festival! There are shows and performances all day performed on 14 different stages! One of our favorites for adults is the Mudde Show. Be sure to sit back a few rows unless you’re ok with getting splattered with chunks of mud!
And of course, you can’t miss out on the Full Armored Joust! Watch Knights on their mighty steeds charge towards one another in a thrilling battle of the bravest! This is a family must see!
Got the little ones with you? Don’t miss out on their chance to be “Knighted” by the Queen during one of the Knighting Ceremonies! And be sure to stop and talk to the the actors along the way! The Fairies, a Mermaid and the Pirate all had special treasure to give to the kids!
You’ll also find a variety of period themed games and rides for the kids to try! Be sure to have some cash on hand for these.
For a full list of festival performances, click here.
Want to bring home a treasure for yourself to remember the Festival by? There are over 150 merchants on the grounds. You’ll find anything from swords, to fairy wings, period costumes, and lots of jewelry! Each year the festival puts out a special Stein that can be purchased at the main gift shop. For a full list of vendors, click here!
Be sure to dress for the weather as the festival will go on rain or shine. The grounds can get muddy, so it would be a good idea to toss on a tall pair of pirate boots to keep your feet dry! Many visitors to the Festival even come in their own costumes! So go ahead and toss on a pair of fairy wings or dress up as royalty and come on out to a deliciously fun event!
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Opening BOGO Weekend at Renaissance Festival
For many it’s a Labor Day weekend tradition, the jour journey to Harveysburg in Warren County to experience the old, new, and unique that bring the Ohio Renaissance Festival to life. Kicking off the season with a special buy one, bet one free ticket offer and children under 12 free, RenFest is even open on Monday this weekend. Tickets are $22.50 for adults at the gate or conducer a season pass for $60. You can avoid the line by buying your tickets online.
Once inside the recreated 16th Century English village history and fantasy collide to offer something for everyone:
14 stages feature a full schedule of continuous entertainment. Don’t miss the hard-hitting action as the Knights of Valour joust three times each day in the Guinness Jousting Arena. Comedy and swordplay mesh as The Swordsmen showcase sharp skills with rapiers and even sharper wit. The 65-foot Galleon features a thrilling Pirate Comedy Stunt Show twice each day that is as impressive as the ship itself. Strolling musicians in the lanes include Dylan Robertson, Glass Harmonica, The Flying Dulcimer, Kyle Meadows, Captain John Stout while many a good pub song will be heard in the village pubs.
While browsing through the village enjoy a menu guaranteed to tempt your taste buds. Festival favorites such as giant roasted turkey legs, steak-on-a-stake and bread bowl soups and stews can be found as well as delicious new items. The Chocolate Raven features handmade chocolates and fudge. Archibald Drake’s features an ages old Fish and Chips recipe. KJ’s Cajun Cuisine will have a menu from across the pond and down south. Wash it all down with a wide variety of beers, ales, wines, Coca-Cola products, or coffees and teas.
The marketplace at the Ohio Renaissance Festival is a shopper’s paradise. Full of handmade wares with flare, find unique items created by world-class artisans. Witness demonstrations of time-honored crafts including glassblowing, blacksmithing, forging, leather tooling, weaving, boot making, and more. New to the marketplace this year are original artist Art of Ed Beard Jr, pewter creations by Heekin Pewter, and the beautiful floral garlands from The Royal Garland.
The festival also offers daily special events for those 21 and over. The Naughty Bawdy Pub Show features songs and limericks you won’t hear on the streets in an hour-long show. New this year, test your memory and play Willy Nilly Trivia during the Pub Crawl.
The Ohio Renaissance Festival is located in Warren County, just 2 miles west of I-71 or 15 miles east of I-75 on State Route 73. One of the largest renaissance festivals in the nation, the Ohio Renaissance Festival features a 16th Century English Village on 30+ acres, a nine-weekend season, and welcomes nearly 175,000 visitors annually.
Prepare Thyself for A Day-Long Adventure at RenFest!
Forget your cares and step back in time to this 30-acre re-created 16th Century English village and enjoy over 400 years of fun in a single day! The Ohio Renaissance Festival offers something for everyone featuring nearly 100 shows daily on 11 stages, over 135 unique arts and crafts shops, hearty food and drink, games of skill and human-powered rides to amuse all ages.
Over 150 costumed characters welcome you to the village! Rub elbows with Royalty as you cheer your favorite knight to victory in the thrilling Full-armored Tournament Joust. Welcoming you to a festive day in the village are dueling swordsmen, rowdy pirates, nobles, peasants, and daring jugglers.
The sprawling landscape is dotted with hundreds of unique shops in the Medieval Marketplace featuring many one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted items. See time-honored crafts of glassblowing, stone carving, blacksmithing, leather tooling, boot making, and more demonstrated.
The air is filled with the scents and smells of the foods of the Renaissance period. Feast like Royalty on juicy, giant roasted turkey legs, fresh baked bread bowls overflowing with soups and stews, fish ‘n chips, steak-on-a-stake, succulent roasted corn on the cob and a wide variety of the finest ales and wines. There’s something for everyone’s taste buds!
Visitors of all ages will be amused by the games of skill and human-powered rides. Try your hand at archery and see if you’re a modern-day Robin Hood, or climb the castle tower and rescue the lovely damsel in distress.
- Each of the eight weekends offers a different theme for patrons to enjoy. Some of the most popular are Time Travelers, Pirates, and Highland.
- Find the most unique wares anywhere in the 30-acre marketplace. Pottery, leather goods, candles, jewelry, clothing, and so much more.
- Games to challenge your skill, and thrilling human-powered rides for children of all ages.
- A food lover’s paradise awaits with six pubs and food areas featuring all new menu selections to compliment the fan favorites like giant roasted turkey legs and bread bowl stews.
Ohio Renaissance Festival
P.O. Box 68
Harveysburg, OH 45032
Tickets at the Gate:
Family & Friends Weekend – September 3, 4 & 5 10:30AM – 6:00PM
Adults (ages 13+) Buy One, Get One Free – $21.95
All kids 12 and under are FREE!
Saturday & Sunday Sept 10- Oct 23 10:30AM – 6:00PM
Adult (ages 13+) – $21.95
Child (ages 5-12) – $9.95
Seniors (ages 65+) – $19.95
Military/Police/Fire/EMS – $19.95
Adult Season Pass – $79.95
Avoid the wait at the ticket booth and purchase online at renfestival.com.
Coupons are available at United Dairy Farmers and Cincinnati and Dayton area Wendy’s locations. Coupons must be redeemed at the Gate.
DAI To Host Renaissance Ball
Get ready to party like it’s 1499, as The Dayton Art Institute’s popular Prime Time Party Rental Series closes out 2013 with a Renaissance Ball on Friday, November 15, 7-11 p.m.
Held in conjunction with the special exhibitions Object of Devotion: Medieval English Alabaster Sculpture from the Victoria and Albert Museum and Elizabeth Turk: Wings, it promises to be a festive night of food, fun, and characters right out of the 16th century. As always, costumes are encouraged (but not required), so break out your fanciest garb!
The DAI has partnered with the Ohio Renaissance Festival for the Ball, and more than a dozen performers from the festival, including the Queen and her court, wandering minstrels, and musicians, will take part in the festivities from 7-9 p.m. From 9-11 p.m., Liftoff Entertainment will provide great music for dancing and a photo booth to capture all the evening’s merriment!
Elite Catering has another fantastic special menu planned, featuring mini meatloaf cupcakes, turkey puff pastries, mini Tuscan chicken pot pies, smoked white cheddar risotto, grilled vegetables, mini apple cobblers, pecan tarts, pumpkin mousse and more. Great drinks are also part of the mix and The DAI’s resident mixologists will serve up themed cocktails, as well as special offerings of craft beer and mead and samples of the new Budweiser Project 12 beers,
The Renaissance Ball will include a raffle, featuring many great prizes, including a Budweiser fire pit donated by Heidelberg Distributing. The highlight of the raffle will be two jewelry items from the John Hardy Naga collection, donated by James Free Jewelers, a gold and silver bracelet values at $595, and a gold and silver round drop pendant on chain necklace, valued at $995. Tickets for the raffle will be sold during the Renaissance Ball.
All of The DAI’s Prime Time Parties feature a connection to art on display at the museum. As part of the Renaissance Ball, the special exhibitions Object of Devotion and Elizabeth Turk: Wings will be open to party guests during the party.
The Prime Time Party Rental Series Renaissance Ball takes place on Friday, November 15, 7 – 11 p.m. at The Dayton Art Institute. Advance tickets are $35 for museum members, $40 for non-members. Tickets purchased at the door are $40 members, $45 non-members. Prime Time Party Rental Series tickets include all food and entertainment for the evening. A cash bar is available with alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Advance tickets may be purchased online at www.daytonartinstitute.org/primetime, by calling 937-223-4ART (4278) or in person at the museum’s Guest Services Desk during regular hours.
Step back in time over 400 years at the Ohio Renaissance Festival **Ticket Contest**
Live the legend in this authentically recreated 30-acre, 16th-century English village. Rub elbows with nobility and be entertained by hundreds of costumed performers in nearly 100 shows each day. Cheer your favorite knight to victory as he competes for the queen’s honor in the thrilling full-armored joust. The lanes are bustling with storytellers, strolling musicians, singers, dancers and villagers welcoming you to a festive day of living history. Feast like royalty on juicy roasted turkey legs, fresh-baked bread bowl stews, fish ‘n chips, steak-on-a-stake, and a variety of the finest beers and wines. The sprawling landscape is dotted with 12 stages and a unique open-air shopper’s marketplace with more than 130 merchants and demonstrating craftsmen. The many one-of-a-kind hand-crafted items make this a perfect place to shop for holiday gifts. Visitors of all ages will be amused by the games of skill and human-powered rides. Try your hand at archery and see if you’re a modern-day Robin Hood, or climb the castle tower and rescue the lovely damsel in distress.[yframe url=’http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O9rit-SRJk4′]
New this year!
Five pirate captains are competing for the ship and a Letter of Mark from Her Majesty but shhh! The Spanish cannot find out! Find out how the story unfolds as swords, rope swings, gunfire and comedy burst from the decks of the 65-foot pirate ship during the Pirate Comedy Stunt Show.
Robyn Marks will amaze you with his cabinet magic tricks.
The Tartan Terrors are making special appearances for Irish and Highland Weekends. They will leave you in stitches with their unique blend of Celtic music a
Opening for the season this Saturday, Labor Day Weekend has been deemed Family & Friends Weekend. Load up the car and bring the whole neighborhood! Adults are two for the price of one AND all kids 12 and under get in free! Request “two for one” at the Box Office to receive Royal savings Saturday, Sunday, and Labor Day! Tickets are $20 for adults and $10 for children 5-12 years old. You can also purchase a season pass for $100. The festival is open weekend through October 20th. Check their website for more info or to purchase tickets online.
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