Frequently Asked Questions

Where are you located?

I-70, 144/Hatton Exit South just under 2 miles to the Fairgrounds

4274 County Road 220

Kingdom City, MO 65262

Are dogs allowed?

Gentle, well-behaved dogs are allowed on a 4-ft leash with shot records. We don't discriminate against size or breed, but we do ask you to remember some patrons are uncomfortable around dogs of any type so please maintain control over your pets at all times. For more detailed rules and the needed form look here.

How much does the Festival cost?

Festival tickets are $18.00 at the gate for adults, children from age 6 to 12 are $10.00, and children 5 and below are admitted free.

Discounted tickets can be purchased by bringing non-perishable food items for the Food Pantry

2 cans per adult for a $16 ticket / 1 can per child for a $8 ticket)

Present your Military/EMS/State of Missouri Employee ID to receive a $15 ticket.

Have a group of 10 or more? Want to offer an employee incentive?

Is the Festival accessible to all abilities?

Yes, the land is accessible to those of all abilities, but please remember that this is an outdoor event and the ground can be rough and uneven. Guests using a wheelchair may have trouble accessing certain areas of the festival without assistance. We also endeavor to place seating areas throughout the grounds as much as possible for patrons to stop and rest as needed. Glancing at our gallery of photos you should be able to get an idea of the grounds themselves and potentially challenging terrain. Please use your best judgement when planning to attend.

Are ATMs available?

Unfortunately, we do not have any ATMs available on site. Our Ticket Booth and most of our vendors can accept electronic payment, but some do not. It is a good idea to plan ahead and visit an ATM before leaving home.

What if it rains?

As the Faire will go on in Rain & Shine we do not offer refunds on tickets due to weather.

What about swords and weapons on my garb?

We love having patrons come in garb which includes having their weapons. For the safety of all those at faire we ask that all weapons be made unusable. Swords and sheathed weapons should be peace-bound closed. Axes and weapons with larger blades need to have all bladed parts covered completely. The staff at the gates of faire will be happy to assist you if you aren't sure if you weapon is or is not acceptable.