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The Southern California Renaissance Pleasure Faire, the original and most well-known event, will occur at the Santa Fe Dam Recreational Area in April and May. The admission fee covers all the entertainment options, including the Joust, four parades, live music and dance performances, interactive living history exhibits, craft demonstrations, and a battle pageant.
Renaissance Faire 2024- Irwindale, California.
Saturdays and Sundays, April 6, 2024, through May 9, 2024)
The Southern California, Renaissance Pleasure Faire, is where fantasy reigns and delightful fancies come to life. You can explore a village bustling with over 1,200 costumed performers and artisans, including talented acrobats, world-renowned musicians, and a variety of entertainers such as juggling jesters, mischievous wenches, and even knights jousting just for your entertainment! Come and immerse yourself in a world where dreams become reality.
Tips Before You Go Renaissance Faire
- Arrive early, even though the fair starts at 10 am. The parking line on local streets can stretch for miles.
- We recommend going out for breakfast or bringing a morning snack and trying to get there between 8:30 and 9:00
- VIP parking will get you nearer the admission gate and slightly quicker access, but you will still have to wait in the long parking line.
- Wear comfortable walking shoes. There is a lot of walking. The Renaissance Pleasure Faire is held on a field with dust and dirt.
Experience the festivities of 16th-century England, including games, rides, arts and crafts, food, music, and dance, as Queen Elizabeth was entertained in the English seaport of Deptford in 1574.
Once inside, the world is transformed, and free entertainment abounds. The horse jousting is fantastic. Bring money for at least a few culinary treats. More than 100 delicious types of delectable food and drink are available. They have a few of these shots near the entrance if you want to rent a costume. Don’t miss out on the food and drink either; eat, drink, and be merry during this action-packed, fun-filled trip.
Getting to the Renaissance Faire
DATES: Saturdays and Sundays, April 6, 2024, through May 9, 2024.
TICKETS: Tickets for the Renaissance Pleasure Faire are $42.00 at the gate. Parking is free; however, the Santa Fe Dam Recreational Area charges a $12.00 entry fee per vehicle. VIP parking is available for a $25.00 fee.
DISCOUNTS: Seniors and Military (w/ID) are $37.00. Kids under 5- 12, Military $21.00, and 4 and under are free.
WHERE: Santa Fe Dam Recreational Area – 15501 East Arrow Highway, Irwindale, CA
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Do you take a debit card at the gate and inside?
Santa Fe Dam Recreational Area charges a $12.00 entry fee per vehicle. ($14 for RVs, $20 for limousines, and $35 for buses.) Cash, Visa, Mastercard, or American Express is accepted.
$25 parking PLUS $12 entry fee just to park plus $42 each ticket? YOU MUST BE JOKING
No joke, unfortunately.
Parking is $12.00. No other fees. You can also check their website under FAQ. I believe it’s more of you want VIP parking. The last 3 years I went it was $12.00 to park.
What’s the senior age?
age 62 and up
Hello, I was wondering if they will have a AAA discount this year as they did last year. Thank you.
It looks like the only discounts are for seniors and the Military.
What’s interesting is that Santa Fe Dam is a government owned Flood Control Facility. ( I believe it’s US Army Corps of Engineers) So we already paid for it and is publicly owned. I think the entertainment participants are not being paid and if anything are also charged. The food isn’t free and if anything will rival Baseball stadium prices. A family visit will be $300-$400+.
Have a nice day.
Hello, I was wondering if any platforms (either online, in-person or via radio station) are giving away Rennaissance Pleasure Fair tickets for this year?
So far, there are no current offers. But that could change.