We bought tickets to attend back in February and who would have thought we would be in the 100's mid March? It was extremely hot at the event and we only lasted a few hours. Fortunately there were a couple of misting centers set up so you could stand and cool your body down under the misters.
A fun event but expensive for sure! Each of the vendors offering food choices did offer a "sample" option that was anywhere from about $6-$10. What we also noticed was that many of the vendor's "samples" weren't the options one would want to try...for example, a couple of the stands offering noodles or meat sticks would offer a dessert sample or something different than the food that may have brought you to their stand.
There were so many different food options although some of the same types of foods but the variety was large and almost overwhelming!
We did have some flavored snow, pupusas, fries, and some delicious cheesecakes.
Overall it was a good experience but not something we most likely do again. read more