Kidsfaire; America's Family Expo September 19, 2009
Phoenix, Arizona 85305
Here Comes Arizona's Largest Kidsfaire! Hundreds of Interactive Children’s Activities, Fun Family Booths, Non-Stop Children’s Entertainment, Including the Wiggles Character Show Starring Dorothy and Wags Live on Stage!
Kidsfaire; America’s Family Expo is the nation's largest children’s and family event, taking place on September 19-20, 2009 at the University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale, AZ.
Kidsfaire; America’s Family Expo spans acres of amazing attractions and more than 250 interactive exhibits and non-stop family entertainment, including the new Trapeze Adventure Show, with a great opportunity for kids to test their trapeze skills
as they fly high side by side with real trapeze artists. Enjoy 14 Family Adventure Zones, Wild Wild West Stunt Shows, Pretend City and Craft City.
Special stage shows include Barney in his exclusive appearance at Kidsfaire, singing and dancing his classic hits. Universal Music Recording Artists "The Clique Girlz" perform live in concert along with hits from the all-girl pop group "Girl Authority".
The first-ever Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Stage Show takes place at Kidsfaire along with the Strawberry Shortcake and Friends Musical Stage Show and the Cabbage Patch Kids Adventure Show.
Enter the world of the Princess Pavilion to meet our special princesses, enjoy a mini-makeover and
design a crown and wand. Craft City showcases the little artist in every child with free craft centers to create everything from birdhouses to kites. The Pirate Cove Pavilion gives all kids the chance to create pirate hats and other crafts while learning pirate songs and cheers.
Visit Safari-Town to watch jungle creatures and experience the farm animals in the Great American Barnyard. Clown-Town offers kids the chance to play, side by side, with the best clowns on the planet, learning to juggle, ride a unicycle and learn stilt walking. The Wild Wild West features stunt shows, barrel racing, trick roping and panning for gold.
The jumping Jamboree helps kids get their jiggly wiggly’s out on the largest inflatables in the valley. Rides, great carnival food, and three stages of entertainment ensures Kidsfaire the one event your family can’t afford to miss.
Meet over 25 of your favorite children’s characters, as they come to life right before your eyes. Special characters include SpongeBob Squarepants, Dora the Explorer, The Penguins of Madagascar, Alvin and the Chipmunks, Care Bears, Winnie-the-Pooh, Strawberry Shortcake, Clifford the Big Red Dog, Curious George, Ragg’s Kids Club Band, The Berenstein Bears, Shrek, Scooby-Doo, and many more!
The Kidsfaire magic takes place from 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Admission is $8. for adults, $4. for children 2-12 and parking is free. For more information on Arizona’s largest children’s and family event, visit www.americasfamilyexpo.com or call 866-283-8600
Added by Cindi AZ on June 5, 2009
Comments
rowntree23
What a joke - this show is not worth attending and DEFINITELY not worth vending at.
For the kids/parents - over-priced parking - entry fee - food - rides (no they're not free) - over all, very disappointing.
For the vendors - don't even think about it - they operate by hard selling and lying to a new bunch of vendors each year (yes that's you Joni). They claim an 85% return rate of vendors each year - bullshit! - Joni claimed (and I still have it in writing) that she had spoken to 72 vendors that had all made more than $7000 at the show (this was two days later) - funny I watched vendors packing up at 3pm on the first day.
When I asked Joni if she had been at the the show, she informed me "no, because she was having chemo".
If you sign up for the show (and not payed anything) and try to back out, they inform you that "you have to do the show or they will call their lawyers in".
Two words - "rip off"
mshreck
This was the worst thing I ever attended in Phoenix. We paid $8 per adult and for the kids. Once we made our way down we saw a bunch of vendors and everything there cost more money. The one thing we did buy broke. We left when we realized their was a fence aroundt he fenced in petting zoo so you could not see in unless you paid. it was proorly setup and the concessions consisted of popcorn and soda. I can't believe anyone would sponsor this. We have let everyone know what a cheap rip off this event is. NEVER ATTEND!