u/baigelsx

Hey all! Back again. I posted yesterday about how we are trying to travel for our next ren faire but I didn’t give much context on what we are looking for in a ren faire. This resulted in a ton of comments like “vegas is fun” or “kansas city ren faire is cool.” They probably are but it made me curious as to why they are fun and cool.

We are looking for the faire to be as immersive and large scaled if possible. We would love themed weekends that are followed and people are passionate about them. We want an engaged, entertaining crowd as well. From our experience the workers and the shows are always entertaining but what makes the faire to us, are the people that pay to get in. They seem to really set the vibe. The crowd and how immersive the campgrounds are would be #1 on our list on things we are looking for.

I know some shows have late night or overnight parties/shows which sounds like an awesome experience and our state doesn’t really have that but it’s not necessary.

Lastly, we do enjoy all the shopping. I’d much rather buy from a vendor there than amazon or a site I don’t know about.

Let me know if you know of any shows that you love, would fit what we’re looking for, or are so unique in their own way that we should check them out. As stated in the last post, we live in AZ and have heard good things about Minnesota and Texas ren faires. What faire should we look into and why? Please help! 🧚‍♀️🏰🧙‍♂️

Hey all! My girlfriend and I are looking to travel for our next ren faire. Distance is not necessarily an issue if the faire is worth it. Do y’all have any recommendations? We have Minnesota in September and Texas in November on our list. How are those two? Open to any and all feedback! Would be open to traveling for multiple as well😊

Hey all!

I know there is a lot of love/hate around these slab guards but I find them aesthetically appealing. Does anyone know of a consistent source or seller for the aftermarket ones? Looking for these specifically right now!

-pokebaigels