Renaissance Festival
of Kansas City
628 N 126th Street
Bonner Springs, Kansas 66012
(800) 373-0357

weekends and holidays from August 21 to
October 14, 2024   10AM - 7PM  (5PM Oct 14)

Adult: $25.95   Senior: $23.25  Military: $21.95
Age 5-12 years old: $16.95   Dog: $10
Discounts online

Renaissance Festival of Kansas City Map

Renaissance Festival of Kansas City
Hunter's Glen at the Renaissance Festival of Kansas City, in Bonner Springs, Kansas
Hunter's Glen near the Kansas City Renaissance Festival main gate

The Kansas City Renaissance Festival is a theme park sized fair in Bonner Springs, Kansas, with lots of food, shopping and fun entertainment. 2025 is the 47th year of the festival. Each weekend has its own theme such as Shamrocks & Shenanigan.

The Kansas City Renaissance Festival has a cast of 150 costumed performers, supplemented by hundreds of costumed vendors, stage performers, and park guests who choose to wear garb and fill the 16 acre fair with the colors and sound. Cheer while knights in armor duel on horseback to win the Queen's favor. Enjoy shows on 20 stages. Let your children try rides and games while you shop for crafts, jewelry, art and costumes in over 160 booths. The food isn't as exciting as it was when the festival was a benefit for the Art Institute of Kansas City (Missouri), but still compares favorably with the Kansas City area's other major attractions. The apple dumpling with ice cream and the turkey legs are among my favorites.

In 2024, the Kansas City Renaissance Festival will run on Saturdays & Sundays from August 31 until October 11. The Renaissance Festival is also open on Labor Day and Discovery Day.

Allow a bare minimum of 3 hours to visit the Kansas City Renaissance Festival. Many visitors will spend most of the day. At any given time there may be a dozen or more performances taking place at venues scattered throughout the Renaissance Festival grounds. One stage hosts nothing but back to back magic shows.

In addition to charges for food, drink, crafts and a few rides, there are other events taking place at the Renaissance Festival for additional fees. They include Pub Crawl, Queen's Tea, Fairy Time Treats, Royal Wine Tasting, Royal Romance Package and Chocolate & Mead Tasting.

Take 1-70 to K-7 (the Bonner Springs exit 224). Turn North for a few blocks, and banners & signs will lead you to the Festival Gates. The parking is free, and driving out from Kansas City, Missouri, there is no charge for that stretch of the Kansas Turnpike.

Rent an all terrain motorized scooter mobility assistance device for $60. Available at the gate on a first come, first served basis, or by reservation.

There is a $10 admission charge for dogs. Must bring vaccine records and photo.

Bob the Juggler
Bob the Juggler has entertained families at the Kansas City Renaissance Festival for more than 40 years

birds of prey at the Kansas City Renaissance Festival
Birds of Prey

Jolly Rogers performing at the Kansas City Renaissance Festival
The Jolly Rogers, a pirate theme Renaissance folk group, have been favorites at the
Kansas City Renaissance Festival for many years

Art of Renae Taylor - Renaissance Festival of Kansas City
Shopping at Art of Renae Taylor

Ayers Pottery - Renaissance Festival of Kansas City
Shopping at Ayers Pottery of Hannibal, Missouri

Camel ride at Kansas City Renaissance Festival
 Camel rides run $8 per person


 

Medieval Medicine - Kansas City Renaissance Festival
Medieval Medicine Performing at Canterbury Public House

The Jester Rejects - Kansas City Renaissance Festival
The Jester Rejects performing on the Dragons Breath Stage

Dancing near the Renaissance Festival enterance
dancing near the maypole

Jousting competition at the Renaissance Festival of Kansas City
Jousting competition

White Stag Inn restaurant
The White Stag Inn offers table service in the Renaissance Festival

Renaissance Festival of Kansas City Map - Bonner Springs, Kansas
Renaissance Festival of Kansas City Map

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