SATURDAY • OCTOBER 6, 2018

11:00am-8:00pm

WHEELER PARK • FLAGSTAFF, AZ

Tickets on sale now at Western Post or Satchmo's BBQ

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FAQ
When is the Flagstaff Oktoberfest held?

 

Saturday, October 6, 2018 @ 11 am to 8 pm

 

Where is the event held?

 

Wheeler Park in beautiful downtown Flagstaff.

211 W. Aspen – corner of Aspen and Humphreys Street

 

How much does it cost to get in?

Pre-Sale tickets are available now! At the Western Post in Downtown Flagstaff.

$7 – for adults.   $5 with Student ID.

Day of tickets: $10 for adults and $7 with Student ID.

We will have ATMs available and we also have FREE Re-entry! Kids 12 and under are FREE!

Does the Oktoberfest accept credit cards or checks?

Merchandise and the Bar will accept CASH and Credit Cards. ATMs will be located at the event, as well as downtown Flagstaff.

Can I bring my child?

 

The Flagstaff Oktoberfest is a family event!  Kids 12 and under are FREE!

 

What we provide on the festival grounds

 

  • Port-a-potties (and plenty of them)
  • Be green! Trash and Recycling (Please help keep the scene clean)
  • Lost & Found (located at the information booth)
  • ATMs
  • A wide variety of Food and Craft Vendors
  • Beer and Wine available for purchase
  • Kids Area
  • Medical Tent. EMTs have basic supplies like ibuprofen and sun block
  • Dog Friendly water bowls

 

What NOT to bring!

 

  • Water Bottles – please purchase from our charity!
  • Large Umbrellas
  • Ice Chests
  • Glass Containers
  • Weapons
  • Alcohol – Beer and Wine are available for purchase
  • Illegal Drugs
  • Unlicensed Vending
  • Outside Food – we have plenty on site

 

Can I bring my pet?

 

Yes! Leashed pets are welcome, however you are responsible for cleaning up after your pet.

 

When do taps shut off?

 

Taps shut off at 7:45 pm. The festival closes at 8 pm.

Drinking Responsibly...

The Flagstaff Oktoberfest encourages everyone to drink responsibly. The fine, craft-brewed beverages available at this event are best consumed in moderation and savored for their unique flavors, aromas and textures. Over-consumption of alcohol can affect our bodies, judgement and perception. It is our responsibility as friends, family and citizens to watch out for others. DON’T DRINK and DRIVE!