2009 Michigan Renaissance Festival 12600 Dixie Hwy - Holly, MI 48442-8416 - (248) 634-5552
Each certificate is valid for admission for four (4) people.
Take a time-travel adventure into the16th century at the 31st annual Michigan Renaissance Festival. Join our Queen Elizabeth in a jubilee! Inside our turreted gates, visitors enjoy the sights and sounds of a 17-acre village, complete with building reproductions of Renaissance shops and a magnificent castle. Continuous entertainment takes place on the streets on 16 theme stages and fields: featuring full-contact armored jousting comedy and theater shows., games, people-powered rides and so much more! Fabulous food and more than 195 artisans displaying their gallery-quality juried art complete the experience. Now open through October4th – village gates open at 10 a.m. officiated by the shire’s beloved Queen,and closes at 7 p.m.. With so much to see and, Festival guests are encouraged to arrive early each day.
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I'd rather stop by for the beer than attend the festival. I haven't been in years. Every time I went it was like a pre-fab tourist trap. Everything is overpriced, everything costs. You even have to pay for water. It's the anti-Fatwallet hangout. If you like overpriced food, drink and goods you'll love the ren fest.
I like the huge Turkey wings they sell every year for $5.00 Each
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Message edited by: BigBoyMichigan on 2009-09-17 18:10:53 CDT
Has anyone ever used michiganhalfoff before? I've never heard of it. I'd hate to buy the tickets, give them my credit card number, then drive an hour up there, just to have the tickets be worthless.
Tequila477 said:I'd rather stop by for the beer than attend the festival. I haven't been in years. Every time I went it was like a pre-fab tourist trap. Everything is overpriced, everything costs. You even have to pay for water. It's the anti-Fatwallet hangout. If you like overpriced food, drink and goods you'll love the ren fest.
All the shows are free. It's true that a large part of it is selling overpriced stuff, but you can easily go and avoid all that if you just want to see the entertainment/atmosphere. I went recently when they had a B1G1 weekend, and spent $40 for two people for everything (tickets, food, etc.).
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