SEATTLE – Fremont Oktoberfest, Seattle’s largest beer festival, returns September 20-22, featuring a weekend of craft beers, delicious food, and Bavarian-style entertainment.
This year’s event, which is open only to those aged 21 and over, will feature over 100 seasonal beers, including local classics and international varieties, as well as cider and sparkling water.
Visitors can sample beers in a 5oz mini mug, included in general and grand admission, which includes five and ten tasting coupons respectively. Beer lovers looking to take their experience to the next level can upgrade to larger options like liter mugs and boots, which will be available for purchase during the event.
In addition to great beer, Oktoberfest attendees can enjoy live music, games and activities in the heart of Fremont.
Considered one of the largest Oktoberfests in the world, Fremont Oktoberfest is a fun and festive way to ring in fall in Seattle. With over 100 craft beers and German brews, the event is perfect for beer lovers looking to explore new flavors.
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Festival opening times
- Friday, 20 September: 5:00 p.m. – 11:00 p.m.
- Saturday, 21 September: 12 – 11pm
- Sunday, 22 September: 12 – 17 hrs
Are dogs allowed at the Fremont Oktoberfest?
Dogs are welcome on Sunday, making it a perfect day for pet owners to join in the festivities.
How can I maximize my beer experience?
Guests can purchase festival entry only and do not need to purchase tasting coins, and for those who want to maximize their beer experience, large mugs and boots are available straight away.
How much do the tickets cost?
Day passes range from $15 to $40 and depend on the tasting experience.
Can I buy tickets online?
For more information and tickets, visit the Fremont Oktoberfest website.
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