Pittsburgh, PA 15089
United States of America
Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival For The Children
There is a wonderful section geared toward children called the Children's Realm. In the wonderful kingdom there, children get to let their imaginations roam back to past days as the Queen and King spend time with them, telling them stories and welcoming them to their kingdom. There are fun contests for adults and children alike such as slaying the dragon. There are rides, crafts, and wonderful adventures to test the imaginations of both children and adults.
Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival Themes
For every weekend there is a theme. To find out each theme and how that theme will be celebrated, please visit PITTSBURGH RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL "It's an Adventure to the Past" THEMED WEEKENDS
Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival Important Information
Price of admission is $15.95 for adults and $7.00 for children ages 5-12. All children under five are admitted free. This year Wendy's and Walgreen's are working in conjunction with the renaissance fair and are offering valuable coupons. The best one being at Walgreen's, a buy one adult get one adult admission free. Parking is free with a free shuttle bus to take yo and your family to and from the fair site. For directions and available accommodations, please visit this section of the Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival website.
Website, address, phone, dates and times are as follows:
Pittsburgh Renaissance Festival
112 Renaissance Lane
West Newton, PA 15089
(724) 872-1670
AUGUST 21-22, 28-29
SEPTEMBER 4-5-6, 11-12, 18-19, 25-26 - 2010
Saturday, Sunday and Labor Day Only
10:30AM - 6:30PM
Published by Jennifer Bove
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You just brought back some memories. Kutztown: I never appreciated it when I was a kid, but now as an adult, I see why my parents enjoyed it. The funnel cakes were good, though.
Seems like lots of fun!
awesomness! now I have to find a way to get there!
Very good local coverage.
I love to go to one.
These are so fun. Our neighbors dress up as a family to go the Houston one, even the baby!!
Sounds like a delightful Renaissance fair!
This sounds like such a great time!!
i have not been to a Renaissance Fest in years....sounds fun, good resource