• WMRF is open Saturday & Sunday from 10 AM to 7 PM for Day Entry
• Friday Evening Events: 6 PM – 12 AM
• Saturday Evening Events: 7 PM – 12 AM
• Camping Check-in Starts Friday at 11 AM each week

Sky Meadows – 18601 Sky Meadows Ln, Snohomish, WA 98290

Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SEA) – 17801 International Blvd, SeaTac, WA 98158

The venue (Sky Meadows) allows service animals only. Please see the ADA guidelines for Service Animals for Reference.

Anyone under 18 years of age MUST be accompanied by an adult at all times while at the Faire.

The Faire is held at Sky Meadows on primarily grassy fields; ground condition is VERY dependent on the weather.

Guests with power chairs/scooters have had little difficulty navigating the site and those with walkers/canes should have minimal difficulty. However, those with manual chairs may need assistance with pushing in some areas. Our staff and security are constantly roaming the site and are there to help!

ADA Seating is available at all performance stages and ample shade is available.

We do not offer wheelchair, scooter or wagon rentals onsite at this time.

The Washington Midsummer Renaissance Faire has a professional Security and Medical Team on call at all times at the event venue. If you find yourself in need of Security or Medical assistance go to the Main Entrance Gate.

All Bags, strollers and wagons are subject to search prior to entry.

No modern weapons of any kind are allowed on site during WITP events. Period weapons (swords/daggers/flint locks/etc) are allowed as part of costumes and as props. Please do not draw your period weapon while inside of the event areas including parking areas. Period weapons should be peace tied or zip tied to the sheath.

Washington Midsummer Renaissance Faire is a part of the Wandering In Time Productions universe of events, which also produces the Oregon Renaissance Faire (held for 4 weeks in June in Canby, OR).

Smoking and vaping are allowed in designated areas only in the Hammered Troll and the Red Dragon Inn. Smoking is not allowed anywhere else on the site. You can also step outside the gates to smoke or vape.

Remember that summers are dry in the Pacific Northwest and lighted tobacco can cause fires.

Marijuana consumption is not legal in public places in Washington state.

At the Info Booth nearby the Towne Gate (Main Entrance).

If you have already left the Faire, you can send an email to [email protected] to see if your item has been found.

We do our best to return items to their owners. After some time, all other things are donated or disposed of.

You are more than welcome to film the event as long as the project is not to be released for profit. School projects or personal vlogs are acceptable, but anything being published through a media outlet or with intent to profit would need further permission as well as model release forms from everyone included.

For personal projects – please be sure to remain respectful to performers, staff, vendors and guests while shooting. You may not access performance stages while performances are happening, and should not interrupt a show while filming. Always ask for consent before photographing or recording individuals at the Faire, especially guests under the age of 18. 

Weekend schedules will be released in the summer, close to the festival opening weekend, and will be available on our website in the “Plan Your Visit” section to download or print. Schedules will also be posted at each stage and at each Info Booth onsite.

All acts and times are subject to change without notice.

Check back this Spring for details on all Faire attractions for kids and the young-at-heart alike! There’s something for every age group at the Faire, including both free and add-on activities!

If you choose to bring your own chair, please be considerate of other guests also trying to watch the shows and do not place a high-backed chair in front of a low row of seating.

Please remember that ORF is a family friendly event and all costumes must be appropriate for all ages.

Absolutely! Guests are welcome to bring their own food/snacks and non-alcoholic beverages in factory-sealed containers. Outside alcohol is not allowed inside the festival gates.

Consuming alcoholic beverages is only allowed in approved, designated areas (within the Ale Houses) per the Washington State liquor laws.

You must be 21+ with Federal or State issued ID to enter the Ale Houses.

From 8 AM – 9:30 AM, limited food vendors will offer hot breakfast items and coffee in the Food Court. Camping guests will have access to the Food Court beginning at 8 AM through the Camping Guest Entrance gate, and must leave the grounds by 9:30 AM and return to their campsites for re-entry at 10 AM when the Faire officially opens for the day.

Check out the details and important dates on our Participate page, which includes the Vendor FAQ and Application links. Applications are typically available in November for the upcoming season. 

Check out the details and important dates on our Participate page, which includes the Entertainment Application Link. Entertainment applications typically open in October for the upcoming season, and are accepted on a rolling basis. Apply early!