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King Richard's Faire opens weekends plus Labor Day & Columbus Day...
King Richard's Faire opens weekends plus Labor Day & Columbus Day Mondays September 5 - October 25, 2009. Entertainment, exotic animals, musicians, knights jousting on horseback! Contests, costumes, games for all ages. Enjoy delicious food, wine and beer while visiting our 16th century marketplace with artisans and handmade wares.
The quality of the fair varies year to year but it is usually a pretty fun time. There are a lot of shows to take in and you can lose yourself in the costumed crowd. I almost... read more
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29 reviews
10 attraction reviews
1 helpful vote
The quality of the fair varies year to year but it is usually a pretty fun time. There are a lot of shows to take in and you can lose yourself in the costumed crowd. I almost always enjoy myself when I go however it all comes with some caveats that prevent me from rating this above average.
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83 reviews
28 attraction reviews
14 helpful votes
We visited King Richard's Faire. We found that the entrance fee of $31 was just for that. To enter the Faire. They nickel and dime you for everything. The shows all pass a hat after each show for a donation. The food is incredibly expensive. You are not allowed to bring in your own food and drink. And you are...
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Thank Kathy S
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48 reviews
4 attraction reviews
58 helpful votes
I've been to a few Renaissance fairs. I used to go to the PA Ren Faire annually when I lived in the area so when I moved to New England I was excited to go to the King Richard's Faire. It was not what I was expecting at all. From getting tickets, to buying food, to being trapped in the...
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30 reviews
5 helpful votes
Went today with my friend, and met my daughter, my granddaughter (5) and my son and his girlfriend.
After 20 years of the Faire there's not a lot of new to report...I did think the food seemed fresher, the cinnamon buns are to die for, the bread bowls looked nice, and the people were suitably weird. Getting there early as...
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Thank Elizabeth W
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16 reviews
5 attraction reviews
2 helpful votes
The price of admission is already high, and when you get in, almost everything cost money. We were able to catch the "Squire on the Wire" show, but everything else was too crowded. My son went on through the maze twice, $6. My kids were able to dress up in a costume and sit on a wooden horse for us...
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Thank Alanna K
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8 reviews
5 attraction reviews
3 helpful votes
Although the location was great, easy to get to, and very authentic, be prepared to empty your pockets. It's $31 for adults to get in (no credit cards allowed - ATM on grounds meaning extra fees). If you buy tickets online there's a $2 surcharge. There are events on 3 different stages that are included in the ticket price. But...
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Thank Karen Z
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84 reviews
28 attraction reviews
15 helpful votes
Enjoy the costumes and wear one yourself if one day a year is not good enough for you. The atmosphere lends it self for you to let it go! I have been attending this faire for years and know that it will take some $$$ to get a good day out of this. The entrance fee is not cheap, but...
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Thank Diana P
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13 reviews
2 helpful votes
Enjoyed our day at King Richards Faire! Lots of great comical entertainment and costumes! Definitely worth the trip! Very friendly group of entertainers!
Thank Karen M
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62 reviews
24 attraction reviews
37 helpful votes
We have been going to the Faire for years! The past 2 we were lucky to get our tickets on Groupon which is a great savings!! The Faire is fun! Being in the woods is perfect, great little shops and fun shows. It is PRICEY, cannot lie about that. The food and drinks are expensive. I love to get a...
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83 reviews
10 attraction reviews
40 helpful votes
Visited here with my family whilst on vacation. Fortunately I didn't pay for entry as family had already paid for me in advance. I certainly wouldn't have paid the prices advertised. Out of choice this wouldn't be a venue I would go to on my visit to the US . Being from England we're used to the genuine article when...
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