Fantastic Location
Santa Fe Dam Recreation Area:
15501 E. Arrow Hwy, Irwindale
210 at the 605
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"Where all the Faire's a Stage, and Fantasy Rules the Land...!"
Whether you quietly stroll the merry lanes of the Faire
or boldly join in the play, your visit is sure to be an experience that you'll treasure forever.
Cheer on a band of battling knights!
Meet William Shakespeare or Sir Francis Drake!
Haggle with an English fishwife!
Flirt with a lovely wench or dashing young rogue!
Join Her Royal Majesty Queen Elizabeth I on a grand visit to an amazing 16th century Faire!
The fun and celebration has just begun!
Swashbuckling Heroes, merry Minstrels, dazzling Daredevils, Dancers, Jugglers, and hundreds of Colorful Characters fill our eleven stages and bustling streets bringing you non-stop entertainment throughout the day.
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Come and play, we're not far away!
Click here to learn some Renaissance words and phrases
so you can speak like a 16th century native.
Groups 15+ Save
Tickets are good for any Saturday or Sunday
April 7th - May 20th, 2012
EARLY BIRD -TICKET PRICE
Group Pre-paid Ticket Prices
(Orders Must Be Paid by April 1st, 2011 at 12noon )
Adults: $16 (reg. $25)
Children Ages 5-12: $10 (reg. $15)
Children under 5 always free!
(Early Bird Special not valid on consignment tickets)
Receive 1 FREE ticket for every 10 Adult tickets purchased
( not valid for consignment sales)
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CONSIGNMENT TICKET PRICES
Consignment Tickets Available Until March 29th, 2011
Adults: $20 (reg. $25)
Children Ages 5-12: $12.50 (reg. $15)
Children under 5 always free!
A $250 non-refundable deposit required for all consignment orders
(applied towarads final payment)
50 ticket minimum required for consignment orders
No complimentary tickets with consignment orders
Final payment to be received no later than June 10, 2011 |
PRE-PAID TICKET PRICE
Begins after Early Bird Pricing Ends (April 2nd- May 19th at 12noon, 2011)
Adults: $20 (reg. $25)
Children Ages 5-12: $12.50 (reg. $15)
Children under 5 always free!
Receive 1 FREE ticket for every 10 Adult tickets purchased
( not valid for consignment sales) |
Call 714.773.9800 to Order Group Tickets (15 or more)
Out of the area? Call 800.398.7021
Don't have enough for a group? Visit www.renfair.com
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Parking Rates (pay at the gate): $10 per car / $30 per bus
Valet Parking (pay at the gate): $20 per car
If you wish to use this Valet service to park your vehicle,
you will need to pay the $10.00 Park entrance fee and then the $10 Valet Service at the faire.
Limited valet space available
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Call So Cal Groups To Reserve Your Tickets
ALL ORDERS MUST BE IN AT LEAST THREE BUSINESS DAYS PRIOR TO THE DATE YOU WISH TO ATTEND
Payment can be made with Visa/MC or a check/money order.
Check payments accepted until 10 days prior to the date you wish to attend
Tickets are non-refundable
No pets or outside food and drink
(All dates and details are subject to change)
So Cal Groups does not sell tickets for School Day.
For more information or to purchase please go to:
www.renfair.com
or send any questions via e-mail: pensa@sheridansechter.com
A unique opportunity to bring The Renaissance to life for Southern California students!
Friday, April 27th, 2012
An Incredible Field Trip to the 16th Century!
School Day gives you and your students the chance to experience the glory of the Renaissance Faire but with a more appropriate format and a more interactive structure. For all grade levels, elementary through high school! Homeschoolers, scout groups, brownie troops, anyone within the age group are MOST WELCOME!
School Day tickets are not sold at Ticketfly nor at or by the Faire itself. The box office is not open on School Day.
You must already have tickets to attend.
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Call 714.773.9800 to Order Group Tickets (15 or more)
Out of the area? Call 800.398.7021
Don't have enough for a group? Visit www.renfair.com
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Renaissance Pleasure Faire is located at:
Santa Fe Dam Recreation Area
Faire Site: 15501 E. Arrow Highway
Irwindale, CA 91706
Directions to Santa Fe Dam Recreation Area
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Thou mightst also converse in the tongue of the Realm, for thy pleasure and edification,
or, to put it simply, learn some Renaissance words and phrases so you can speak like a 16th century native.
| Good morning. |
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Good morrow. |
| Good afternoon. |
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Good day. |
| I’ll see you later. |
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I shall see you anon. |
| How are you? |
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How now? |
| Please… |
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Prithee or Pray… |
| Thank you. |
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Grammercy. |
| Hello, nice to see you! |
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Hail and well met! |
| What time is it? |
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How stands the hour? |
| Where are the restrooms? |
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Whither be the privies? |
| What is your name? |
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What be thy tide? |
| Please wait on me! |
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Prithee, attend me! |
| I'm thirsty. |
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I be parched. |
| Goodbye, I gotta go! |
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Fare thee well; I must away! |
Learn to address the villages and members of the royal court by their correct titles,
but remember to be extremely respectful of the Queen:
| The Queen |
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Your Majesty, Her Majesty |
| Court Ladies |
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My lady, good Madam |
| Archbishop |
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Your Grace |
| Court men |
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My lord, good sir |
| Villagers |
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Good mistress, my good woman, good master |
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No Longer Available for 2012
