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VIVA Taco Fest sets a three-day return to Craig Ranch

North Las Vegas festival plans mix food, music, lowriders and family activities across Halloween weekend.

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Craig Ranch Regional Park in July 2018. Archival aerial view of the festival venue. Ken Lund · CC BY-SA 2.0

What to expect

VIVA Taco Fest will take over Craig Ranch Regional Park October 30–November 1. The North Las Vegas festival is built around tacos, music and Mexican culture, with activities extending well beyond the food booths.

The organizer advertises fútbol, lowriders, live entertainment and family programming. A taco-eating competition is also planned, with registration described as taking place on site.

Plan your visit

The event is at 628 West Craig Road. Tickets are linked from the official festival site through TicketSpice. Because the announced date range spans Halloween, visitors should select the intended day carefully when reviewing available passes.

The announced admission tiers are detailed below. A complete daily timetable and final checkout total should be checked on the booking page. An admission ticket should not be assumed to include food purchases or every optional activity unless the selected ticket explicitly says so.

Admission and VIP access

The organizer advertises $15 general admission valid for any festival day and $90 VIP access. Children measuring 43 inches or less enter free. The VIP areas are restricted to guests aged 21 and older and include a tequila tasting, lounge and dedicated check-in.

Those are entry options rather than an all-inclusive food package. The festival dates are October 30–November 1; daily opening and closing times were not confirmed in the information reviewed.

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