Tickets

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Holders of beer-only tickets can still purchase food by the plate from a couple of food vendors in the main section of the venue. The "beer & food" tickets simply included food in the price of the ticket.

Tier Two tickets include everything in Tier One, PLUS unlimited access to food offerings from a variety of Birmingham's independent restaurants, like Area 41 Pizza and The J. Clyde. The complete list of participating restaurants is available on the Food page of this website. Attendees of last year's Brewfest will back me up when I say we got the food court just right in 2008. We had it arranged so that no one had to wait very long for any food item, and we limited ticket sales to prevent overcrowding in the food section of the venue. We'll set things up the same way this year.

There is also a General Admission ticket for $7. General Admission does NOT include beer samples, but does give the attendee access to the live music and a limited selection of food (stuff like hot dogs and pretzels) that can be purchased by the plate.

This is a family-friendly event. Children are welcome under supervision of their parents and are admitted free. No one under 21 admitted unless accompanied by a legal guardian, and kids must remain with their parents for the duration of the event. Alcohol served only to patrons 21 and over with valid ID.

Designated drivers will receive free admission, unlimited access to non-alcoholic beverages, access to all the live music, and (in an improvement over years past) will have access to free food from all the great local restaurants in the food court. Designated drivers must accompany another ticket-holder for free admission.