Admission & other costs.
Free district admission
The planner filters admission only. Meals, travel, parking and optional activities are separate.
Check the venue’s current prices and parking terms before visiting.
A little plan for your visit.
Choose your parking carefully
Look for signed free spaces behind the buildings or check the total charge at the paid lot. Do not assume every Old Town lot is free.
Walk the main district
Browse the open-air streets and storefronts. The Ferris wheel is a photo backdrop here; a ride ticket is not included.
Treat entertainment as a bonus
Check the official calendar if you want a car show or live music. Events are date-specific, and crowds can add arrival time.
Pick food, then head back
Compare the full menu price with your remaining allowance. Leave time for parking and the return journey rather than squeezing in a ride.
See it first
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Where to eat nearby.
Two places to start. Check menus, hours and availability; meals come out of your own spending budget.
Flippers Pizzeria
Brick-oven pizzas, sandwiches and salads for a casual sit-down stop.
Menu & location details (opens in a new tab)Southern Breeze
A relaxed dinner spot with outdoor deck seating. Check current menus and weather before choosing.
Menu & location details (opens in a new tab)Getting there, without the guesswork.
Free spaces are listed behind the buildings, subject to availability. The large adjacent lot is paid: the parking page lists $11 plus tax and fees, with possible special-event charges. This plan reserves $15; verify the signs and increase your budget if needed.
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