I love coming here every year!!! Lots on the stage to watch and better food choices. One of largest…read morefestivals thus far! Come here and walk around. Some Thing for everyone. I got hair pins, clips, bracelets and ate a lot! Parking is flat rate 20$ or find parking nearby and walk 4 blocks like I did. ICE demonstrations by the Mezcal restaurant... 1/24/26 Sunday at 3:30 pm ish. See you there.

dance performances community vendors…read more merchandise vendors food trucks jumpers anime wrapped vehicles Such a family-friendly event. Plenty to see and do if you take your time. I miss the red lanterns that lined Mission Inn Avenue.

This event used to be Awesome, it is now a dud, reduced to nothing. As for the food experience i…read morehad at the festival, Horrible. WICKED COW BURGER, Served me a completely STALE bun. French fries looked delicious but absolutely FLAVORLESS served along with FLAVORLESS ketchup purchased from smart and final. I wouldn't recommend this food to anyone. How does a business who's only job is food, serve you something that I'm sure they wouldn't even eat? So i got a response from the Owner, Heidi. Let me just say she is very unprofessional and accused me of lying about my experience with the food her business served me and implied that I wasn't even there. My wife checked in to the Grape Harvest Festival on FB the day that we attended. I guess Heidi can't apologize instead of criticizing an adverse review.

Had a good time here with some friends last night thanks to my visit to the wine tent and had some…read morepretty good fair/festival food (bbq chicken pizza & some pulled porn & chicken bbq sandwiches). Yes, the festival is tiny compared to the OC Fair, but I liked that there was no thug element present (LA County Fair). My only complaints would be the lack of promotion for this event and that they don't have any rides or even jumpers for the really small kids. Most rides require kids to be 42" tall with some requiring a height of 34". Also, 2 of the 3 beer stands had warm beer. The stand on the east wall next to the grape stomp stage had really cold beer though. Lucky for me, my only beer was from this stand. Not so lucky for my friend...

So much fun, we ran into 3 ghosts total, highly recommended! Thank you, Sean, for the amazing tour,…read moreyou rock!

Where do I begin.... First off they're charging adults $20…read moreper ticket for a walk-thru which is already pretty pricey. So you would expect a GREAT quality haunt / halloween event. It was probably the worst halloween event i've EVER been too!!! All of the actors were children 6 to...i dont know like 14 maybe?! I felt extremely uncomfortable considering they were just kids from the local high school and the parents.. also very strange considering they are not paid to be doing this almost every night. The makeup was HORRENDOUS it looked like dollar tree quality makeup; IF THERE ARE ADULTS going to your event atleast hire adults or hire a better sfx team. Especially adults who are paying $40 for your event. Not to mention their instagram shares posts of the child actors and describes them in CREEPY WAYS; calling them "gorgeous" etc. like?! I'm shocked. Never coming here again complete waste of money. As someone who never complains this really upset me and I truly hope you guys stop ripping people off.

Get ready to eat.... a lot…read more As a foodie, I was so excited to attend this event. We went Sunday about a hour after the event opened. You should also to make sure to bring lots of cash because it makes life easier! I had some notable dishes... Including truffle fries from Mangia Mangia (a food truck from San Diego) and some very delicious lobster ravioli in a sauce that was a mix of alfredo and marinara. Next stop.. Desimigo for some veggie samosas! They had the right amount of chutney and spice on these delicious fried indian treats. As my friends were waiting in line for their samosas, I waited in line for about 40 minutes for the Cousin Maine Lobster truck. The lobster was definitely delicious and worth the wait! I ordered the Maine lobster roll and the lobster was cool, delicious, and very very fresh. The staff was also fun and had a great sense of humor. As we were walking around, our attention was caught immediately by HUGE eggrolls. So we ventured over to the MO Eggrolls. They were out of the tuna salad one that I really wanted to try, but their roasted veggie/hummus was very tasty. It came with a hot sauce and a delicious Kosher Dill pickle. Add a couple beers on to the bill and we were literally rolling ourselves out of there.

This is by far the best place to find all of those trucks you hear about on the Food Network and…read moreCooking Channel. I was finally able to try all of the trucks I have been following on Twitter for more than a year. I must-try list is as follows: 1.) Chunk-n-Chip 2.) FrySmith 3.)Waffle De Liege 4.) The Grilled Cheese Truck 5.) Don Chow And if you still have room after that: 6.) Paradise Cookie 7.) Cafe 2 U 8.) Suite 106 Cupcakery Eat well, fellow foodies. Eat well.

Okay but can we talk about the black light tunnel? We had so much fun throwing paint on each other…read moreand running through the tunnel hahaha Like a bunch of kids. Of course, we were not sober doing this and thought it was the greatest thing ever. So I noticed- it looks like there are two different Nocturnal Wonderland Yelp pages. I'm not sure which one is the official one. But I'm leaving a review on both pages just to be sure lol Lots of fun! A big party with fun, loving people. All about the lights and music. Good vibes and happiness all around. These rave events are just a blast.

Be careful so many people got their phones stolen. Other then that it was great other then the…read moretraffic

I notice 90% of the reviews are from pre covid times and let me just say, things have not really…read moreimproved lol The only thing different about this festival is the location and sheer size. It's grown quite a bit and it's now been moved to Los Angeles area (Inglewood) adjacent to sofi stadium. I have been to ALOT of hard summers. In the 5 years I have been attending it has had 3.. YES THREE! Different locations. NOS in San Bernardino, coliseum in LA and now this new location. I must admit- I'm partial to NOS. I genuinely think that location is just such a nice layout. The normies who attend all the insomniac festivals know the layout and it makes for smooth transportation between stages. When you keep changing the venue like this, people don't know the grounds and it creates bottlenecks and pileups. This last year (lord knows why TF they did this or who greenlit it but) they put some of the BIGGEST names in techno (Nico Moreno, I hate models, 9x9, etc.) at the SMALLEST stage RIGHT AT THE entrance of the festival. The crowd was absolutely ridiculous to get through shoulder to shoulder bottleneck could not even move. It was like this for over 2 hours. It's little production hiccups like this that cause serious issues and risks for concert goers. Why would you put them at the smallest stage... genuinely... are you dumb? Not to mention, this is one of the festivals that's Top 5 most oversold in the insomniac universe. I'm not even going to go into detail about the amount of fence jumpers there were this year. This festival (bc it has some hip hop elements) always brings brokeys who feel the need to ruin the vibe for everybody else. Also, be prepared to pay up the ass to park on site as there is virtually no parking nearby. And all hotels will be RIDICULOUSLY overpriced. We paid over $400 for two nights and that was the decent price! Plus you have to pay $70 per night parking at your hotel. And this is like... EVERY HOTEL nearby. I would honestly tell you, skip this one. It's nothing but huge crowds, fence hoppers, 18-22 year old kids and overpriced CRAP. And it's hot as shit lol

kinda wanna experience this music festival back when it was in fontana! but i'm sure it was hawt as…read moreballzzz but i do like LA better; but pros and cons and vip is so worth with the exclusive water lines, ac restrooms, pool/ skydeck, divided upgraded crowds, etc!

I have been coming to the Koroneburg Old World Festival for the past 3 years and it never…read moredisappoints! Right when you walk to the ticket area, you're suddenly transported into the Renaissance era. After walking through the front and you'll find various vendors selling hand crafted items like necklaces, clothes, hats, leather goods, chain mill, and everything your heart desires. You'll smell delicious foods...many people come for the Turkey Legs and Ale! I also have to give a shout out to Ye'Old 7-11! Best Renaissance convenient store around. Here you'll find dragon jerky, troll jerky, canned and bottled drinks, as well as welsh cakes! Now, let's talk about the incredible talent!! From jousting, sword fighting, stage shows and so much more. The people that work here are beyond talented and it's very inspiring. Lastly, everyone who shows up at the festival doesn't miss the memo and came up with some beautiful costumes! I absolutely love the creativity! I can't wait until the next one! Hazzah!

We attended a few years ago and had a great time. We even got costumes for the event…read more Not sure if it is still happening but would definitely consider visiting again.

$25 plus for admisión not including food just entertainment. Unorganized they let us in after 11 am…read moredue to the dancers famalies.

I enjoyed the live music and all of the dancers. I was disappointed with the low number of tamale…read morevendors this year. I was in a long line for tamales when they announced we would only be able to buy two or three tamales and not a dozen because the vendors were running out. I'm glad they warned us about this only I was hoping to pick up dinner for my family, and unfortunately I didn't get any tamales at all. I imagine with Covid some vendors thought the attendance would be low, but a lot of people showed up. The most disappointing part was paying $20 to get in, only to get no tamales. I wish the Riverside Tamale Festival had free admission like they do in La Habra, Indio, Placentia and DTSA (Downtown Santa Ana) at their tamale festivals.