Be transported back in time and experience 'all the fun of the faire' in Bristol's annual Renaissance Faire. Be entertained by jugglers, jesters, aerialists, …
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Aug 17, 2024
Our family had a great time at the faire. The village setup is cute and nicely done. There are plenty of shops and eateries. The turkey leg and butterfly chips were popular items, and good There … Full review by Betty C
Aug 13, 2024
My review of the Bristol Renaissance Faire. It was not fun. The only good thing was that my son was with me and we persevered.. and that he got compliments on his cosplay. 1. Parking - I paid fo… Full review by GoPlaces12895699581
Aug 5, 2024
Take cash. Lots of it. It’s still a cash based location. Food is expensive: $16 for a single turkey leg. No sides. Be smart about lines. They don’t serve any drinks from the food lines. They only se… Full review by Elizabeth W
Is there enough to see/do for 2 days? My mom and I are planning a trip and I am wondering if two full days (Saturday and Sunday) is too much, or if we can see everything in one day.
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Bristol has announced they will not be open this season. Yes there is plenty to enjoy over 2 days and 2021 should be an amazing return.
Yes, there are lots of photo opportunities and though I just had my phone camera and used that, there were also a lot of professional-looking cameras with people taking …
Yes, there are lots of photo opportunities and though I just had my phone camera and used that, there were also a lot of professional-looking cameras with people taking photographs. I would just say that if you’re taking photos of other guests (as opposed to the people who work at the faire) that you should ask permission. There are lots of great costumes!
Sorry no clue with large animals on site I doubt it but can't say for sure. I don't think personally you should bring them for safety reasons but maybe call or go on their website.
Its a little bit cheaper at Menards, at 20 and 9, might be worth buying there. Season tickets are fun too if willing to camp near the faire, after party gets fun
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