Last day for food truck fest discount
Just a friendly reminder that today (June 14) is the last day for $8 presale tickets for the Inland Empire Food Truck Fest.
Tickets go up $2 tomorrow. The Citizens Business Bank Arena box office is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., if you want to avoid those pesky Ticketmaster "convenience" fees.
Also, as of last night, there were still a limited number of $25 VIP tickets available, which will (most importantly) get you into the festival an hour early, and into the shaded VIP area with seating and restrooms, wine and Graber olive samples and goodie bags.
The event happens from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday (June 18) at the Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario.
For those of you who would like a little "taste" of what to expect, AAA's Westways Magazine did a little piece on their favorite food trucks (including three that will be at the Ontario festival) back in October. Click here to read the article.
And for those of you who are feeling lucky, the promoters (and others) are still actively giving tickets away. Your best bet to score some is to head to their Facebook and Twitter pages.
Good luck!
Tickets go up $2 tomorrow. The Citizens Business Bank Arena box office is open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., if you want to avoid those pesky Ticketmaster "convenience" fees.
Also, as of last night, there were still a limited number of $25 VIP tickets available, which will (most importantly) get you into the festival an hour early, and into the shaded VIP area with seating and restrooms, wine and Graber olive samples and goodie bags.
The event happens from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday (June 18) at the Citizens Business Bank Arena in Ontario.
For those of you who would like a little "taste" of what to expect, AAA's Westways Magazine did a little piece on their favorite food trucks (including three that will be at the Ontario festival) back in October. Click here to read the article.
And for those of you who are feeling lucky, the promoters (and others) are still actively giving tickets away. Your best bet to score some is to head to their Facebook and Twitter pages.
Good luck!
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