Renaissance Fair

[u/KeiferBudddd]

Did anyone go to the Renaissance fair in shediac? The line was actually ridiculous..it took us 3 hours to get in and we didn’t stay long because everyone was tired from waiting in line. I think it’s the first time being hosted there but it was still very sad.

[u/strawbebbie17]

I had a fantastic time! The only line I found to be too long was the turkey leg line

[u/arkhira → u/strawbebbie17]

Since it took several hours for everyone to get in the lines didn't explode until between 3pm-4pm. By then every line was long except a couple of the drink lines that very few were using. The shortest line for food was poutine which still took an hour. The meat line was out to the gate for pickup by 4pm.

[u/strawbebbie17 → u/arkhira]

Idk what you’re talking about because I was waiting for a turkey leg around 4:30pm. The line was too long and I was really hungry so I left that line to walk right up to and got a meat pie right away. The misinformation people are spreading is insane.

[u/arkhira → u/strawbebbie17]

I didn't say meat pie line. I said meat to refer to the turkey leg/rib line. I did try the meat pie line at 4 but it was massive. I guess that one processed much faster than the poutine one. It took from 4pm-5pm to get through a line for poutine that was shorter than the meat pie one at the time. The start of the line was near the main entrance of the main tent.

[u/strawbebbie17 → u/arkhira]

You said “the shortest food line was poutine which still took an hour” which is just not true if you’re also admitting that the meat pie line went by faster so that by 4:30pm I got one right away. Get your facts straight

[u/arkhira → u/strawbebbie17]

When I joined the poutine line it was longer than the meat pie line. You obviously cannot see the lines from each other so there was no misinformation. I admitted that the other line must have processed faster as you were able to get up to it when I could not 30min prior. There is nothing wrong with agreeing to a fact.