FOOD & DRINK

JUST FOR KIDS

One of our most anticipated attractions of the festival is the Kids Zone. The Kids Zone, located in the West Soccer Field, has 14 stations, with a rock wall, train, water slides, obstacle courses, slip-n-slides and so much more! Because some of the attractions have water, many children like to wear swimsuits under their clothes. The Kids Zone will close at dark so that families can prepare for the fireworks show.

To help encourage social distancing this year, we will not have the infamous Beach Ball Drop, but don’t worry, it will be back next year!

Be on the lookout in the Kids Zone! An undercover agent will be passing out Food Truck Coupons for FREE food and snacks to children practicing social distancing, exhibiting good behavior, participating in random acts of kindness, and having LOTS of fun!

The Kids Zone and all activities are FREE.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Q: Where do I park?

A: There is no General Parking at City Park or street parking along CR 200. Visitors may either park at Liberty Hill High School or Liberty Hill Elementary School and ride the free shuttles to the park. City Park will have limited Handicapped Parking on a first-come, first-serve basis at the South Entrance.

Q: How can I get a VIP Parking Pass?

A: The first 10 people to register for the Homemade Apple Pie & Homemade Ice Cream Contests will receive a VIP Parking Pass to park at City Park during the festival. See the contest tab for details. Event volunteers will also receive a VIP Parking Pass. Register as a volunteer on the Sign Up tab on our website.

Q: What if I just need to drop someone off?

A: You can drop off passengers at the North Entrance of City Park.

Q: How long do the shuttle buses run?

A: The buses begin running at 5:45pm and finish running when all passengers have returned to their vehicles after the fireworks. The buses WILL NOT run between 9:20 and 10:00pm to avoid interference with the fireworks.

Q: How long do I have to stand in line for the shuttle buses at the end of the night?

A: It all depends on how many people attend the festival. Last year it took 43 minutes for everyone to exit the park. The buses will be operating on reduced occupancy for social distancing concerns. Expect long lines. We will have a post-fireworks band this year, for those who want to stay and enjoy music while the lines die down.

Q: Are face masks required at the festival?

A: Face masks are not required at the festival; however, they ARE REQUIRED ON SHUTTLE BUSES.

Q: Can I bring a cooler?

A: Coolers are prohibited, but bags and backpacks are allowed. Food, beverages, beer, and wine will be available for purchase at the festival. See the Food & Drink tab for options and prices.

Q: Can I bring water to stay hydrated?

A: You may brink a water bottle, but not a cooler. There will be a free Refillable Water Station at the festival.

Q: Can I bring alcohol?

A: Alcohol may not be brought into the park; however, beer, wine, and White Claw will be available for purchase. See the Food & Drink tab for options and prices.

Q: How much do the activities cost?

A: All contests and activities are FREE!

Q: Will my kids get wet?

A: More than likely, yes! There will be water slides, slip n slides, and more! Many kids wear a swimsuit under their clothes and put their clothes back on for the fireworks.

Permitted Items:

• Lawn Chairs
• Blankets
• Bags or Backpacks
• Water Bottles
• Strollers

Prohibited Items:

• Coolers
• Alcohol
• Pets
• Outside Fireworks
• Shade Tents
• Inflatable Furniture
• Skateboards, Scooters, Bikes or Hover Boards
• Unapproved Drones
• Golf Carts