North Carolinas Land Of Oz Fall Festival Will Have Tickets On Sale Soon
The Land of Oz theme park was closed for many years. Now the park opens its gates to host special events several times a year.
According to WSOC-TV, the park is located in Beech Mountain, North Carolina. It will have its annual Autumn at Oz Festival on the weekends of September 8-10, September 15-17, and September 22-24.
The fall festival is themed around “The Wizard of Oz.” This festival will include live performances, other entertainment, food, and craft vendors.
On June 16th tickets will go on sale. These tickets cost $55 (plus taxes and processing fees). However, admission is free for children two and under. In the past, this event has sold out fast. It is good to get tickets early while you have the chance. Event parking is at Beech Mountain Ski Resort at 1007 Beech Mountain Parkway.
Some other things to keep in mind about this event:
- The event tends to sell tickets for shuttle boardings that are time-specific.
- The park was built in 1970. Due to this, there are uneven paths, stairs, and speed ramps that make it not wheelchair or stroller friendly.
- To ride the ski lift to the park you must buy a ticket separately.
- To gain access to the observation deck you must buy a ticket separately
For more information about the tickets and event, you can visit landofoznc.com.
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