Tickets To This Boozy Taco Festival In North Carolina Are Super Cheap Right Now
Quality tacos are hard to come by. Rather than go on a wild goose chase around North Carolina to find the best tacos, tacos vendors from every corner of the state will come to you and cater to your every craving this spring. Culture, spice, and creativity are all fusing together during this North Carolina taco festival in March, and now is the perfect time to buy tickets.
The Tacos 'N Taps Festival is celebrating the best of the best when it comes to flavors south of the border. Cary's Booth Amphitheater will be taken over by over 15 vendors who are ready to show you just how good a taco can get.
What's even better is that each vendor will have a $3 taco option. Basically, you'll leave the festival stuffed because you can get taco tickets included in your admission ticket and additional yumminess on top of that for only a couple bucks.
Tacos are only one-half of the festivities, and all the booze accounts for the other half. Guests will have access to 60 different types of craft beers, mezcals, margaritas, tequilas, cider, and wine.
The ideal way to wash down a taco is with a margarita, and there will be margarita bars onsite, ready to whip up some flavorful cocktails that aren't just your typical house marg.
Regardless of how many tacos you get, it'll be a boozy day because the bottomless pour option is included in both general admission tickets and VIP.
Upgrading to VIP usually means dishing out a ton of money, but this VIP experience is completely affordable.
For $39, you can get an extra hour of tasting time, four taco tickets, a souvenir glass, sombrero, and some surprises that can't yet be revealed.
That price won't last, so there's no need to hesitate - get your tickets now.
If you're a North Carolina foodie with a sweet tooth, sink your teeth into this donut festival in February.
Tacos 'N Taps Festival
Price: $19 (general admission), $39 (VIP)
When: Mar. 28, 2020
Address: 8003 Regency Pkwy., Cary, NC
Why You Need To Go: You can have an exclusive VIP experience with all the tacos and booze your heart desires for only $39.
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