View at March 29, 2025, very well organized, we parked and rode the free shuttle bus, which was…read morevery convenient. It was very crowded and lots to see. Great beer on tap! They had live bands, which were a lot of fun to watch people dance, and the bands were great! Definitely worth going to. Lots of vendors. Everything you can imagine. The fresh squeezed lemonade was good, it was worth getting the refillable glass. I would go back. We stayed all day and night. Great family event.

I love the festival that is held twice a year. I love the German beer and food. The vendors are all…read morevery polite and the festival is never too crowded. My kids love the little carnival area as well.

I really like that they have different themes for every night. This past year was by far the best…read moreyear I've ever seen at the Pasadena Rodeo! I think the carnival could use some extra support but I don't go to the rodeo to ride rides anyway, it's still a fun family activity! I think my favorite part about 2025 was the bronc riding, so much talent and great atmosphere all around! The prices are a bit high on some things but it goes back into the rodeo for them to do it again so I don't mind the price. I did see someone mention that all they have is American bullfighting and that's not true, the only night that had American bullfighting was the last night, all other nights were regular rodeo and bullfighting! I will be coming back this year, excited to see what kind of entertainment and athletes will be out there!

Sept 30, 2023 Never…read morehave I been on the last day; i don't like it. There was no bull riding, barrell racing, bucking horses...all it was sheep scramble, and dodging a bull on foot, aka "American freestyle bullfights" BIG YAWN Wine by the glass (5 oz) was $12, water $5. Had an elephant ear, which was a light pastry that was huge with cinnamon, sugar, and chocolate drizzle -yum! Flatland Calvary was the entertainment; they were good. Saw some friends from Houston; left before band was over

First time visitor this year. We absolutely loved the rodeo and watching the fruits of hard work…read morefrom both kids and adults. It's obvious everyone works extra hard to make this event happen. My complaint, food choices. At least for the first day. Not sure if more will come on as the week progresses. The one food truck we did try had overly sweet and overly smoked brisket along with stale corn chips. Facility amenities were perfect. Plenty of space, sitting areas, and plenty of bathrooms. All in all, awesome experience!

Top of the line county fair! Incredible facilities and wonderful staff. It's great to see families…read moreworking together to raise livestock. A full carnival and food selection. The live music and rodeo were a great experience!

April 2023 I love…read morethis rodeo, I've been several times now and it's awesome. The rodeo itself is up and coming cowboys who do all that kind of stuff, as well as, musicians. And, every year that I've gone, I go to the wine tent; they sell Texas wines! Support local rodeos

Great family fun. In comparison to Brazoria county fair I will say Galveston County definitely has…read moremore kiddie rides for the smaller kiddos and also has way more food vendors with a variety of different options. we will be back next year.

I have been coming here for years. I mean decades. If you, your partner, your family, your friends…read moreare looking for something cool to do that you don't get to do everyday. You should come to TRF. At the very least, this is the largest Renaissance festival in the US if not elsewhere as well. I highly suggest getting in early because the lines to get in throughout the day get longer. This place can get pretty packed, both at the gate and in the food and drink lines. They have a ginormous parking lot, it's dirt and grass. And it can bottleneck quite a bit at the entry point. Once you're in, they have hundreds of stalls of food, merchant selling different things, people putting on different types of shows, be it skill, craft, or comedy/drama. There's plenty of activities. The park itself is sectioned off into different themed areas, both the food and activities follow suit. They have tons of shows around the different areas in addition to the Central stage where you can see the king, jousting, sword fighting and the whole lot. Highly suggest going to the restroom before you leave, because you will likely be stuck in some traffic on the way out and you don't want to hold it. Trust me. In the last couple years I've taken to camping on their campgrounds. This requires an extra pass for camping, in addition to your entry. If you do things in groups it costs a lot less with a discount. They have porta potties throughout the campgrounds, and also a brick and mortar shower and restroom at the front of the campgrounds. The campgrounds are separated into two areas, the family the zone, which is closer to the main gate, and the non-family zone which is a mixed bag depending on what weekend you go closer to the festival area. This place gets pretty rowdy, and they are up late. If you intend to camp, this is the social area where a lot of things go. If you want a more relaxed, in civil area, stick to the family zone ( I don't). Highly recommend arriving early on the Friday before you're going in, as the camping area is first come first serve. We go in a pretty big group so we try to stake out enough space for all of our people. It's quite an experience, we really enjoy all of the people working there in character. They do a great job, and make it a great experience! Whether you're there with the family out for drinking or interested in shows and merchandise, there's something for everybody here. And the amount of different kinds of food is crazy.

One of the top experiences I recommend to anyone if they ever travel to Houston. Or even anyone…read morethat currently lives in Houston. Even though it's a bit of a drive outside of the city, and traffic gets backed up upon entering the festival grounds, Todd Mission is known to be the LARGEST Renaissance Festival in the country. 55 acres of endless shopping, restaurants, stages, on top of all the intricate costumes that people put on just makes this such a magical experience. It's almost impossible to put into words, you just have to see it for yourself. #370

This is a GREAT 5K or 10K to do every year. It is quite literally fun for the whole family. The…read moresponsors are fantastic and the money it raises goes to great causes. Plus...YOU are officially kicking off the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo!!!!! The crowds usually are great spirits and cheer you on as you pound some pavement!! This run is VERY well organized, but I still have the same niggle I have with most runs...and the announcers even said it but people just ignore it. WALKERS!!!!! Do not join the 10K if you are not going to run. WALKERS!!! Do not get at the front of the 5K line to walk and slow down people that want to run. Other than that...GREAT Race!!!!!

Great run. Great fun. Well organized. The medal is also a nice belt buckle. Great idea! For 2019…read morethey moved the after party off of Tinsley and onto the street. A little crowded, but still good. 7 Eleven brought a Slurpee truck! Bluebell brought ice cream. Can't wait for next year.