Ever wanted to meet a queen, drink mead, and cheer on a joust—all in one afternoon? Then the St. Petersburg Renaissance Faire is calling your name. We’re talking themed weekends, Shakespeare, pub songs, pirates, and yes—plenty of giant turkey legs!
It’s the kind of event where costumes are encouraged, the energy is high, and the parking… well, let’s just say it’s not exactly royal.
That’s where we come in. At Beach Ride Rental, we make getting to the faire way more fun (and way less stressful) with our street-legal golf carts.
Want to arrive in comfort, skip the long walk from distant lots, and turn heads as you pull up to the gates? Book your golf cartnow—trust us, you’ll be glad you did, since once you do that, all you’ll have to worry about are the St petersburg Renaissance Faire tickets.

Let’s start with the basics: theSt. Petersburg Renaissance Faireis running every weekend from April 19 to May 11, 2025, and the vibe is total immersion.
Themed weekends keep things fresh—like Pirate Weekend (complete with a “Talk Like a Pirate” contest), May Day celebrations, and even a Romance Weekend with vow renewals. Easter weekend has family-friendly games and, of course, an adults-only “Keg Hunt.”
Each day is packed with jousts, wandering performers, and more than 100 live shows across multiple stages, and some iconic St petersburg renaissance faire rides.
Shopping for costumes? You’ll find cloaks, corsets, crowns, and more. Hungry? The food stands are overflowing with classic faire treats—from fried onion blossoms to the legendary turkey leg. And if you’re thirsty, head to one of the three on-site taverns for a pint of ale or a frosty Rum Runner.
And don’t miss the St. Petersburg Renaissance Faire rides sprinkled throughout the grounds—think axe-throwing, archery, and even some medieval-style amusements for the little ones!

Here’s the not-so-fun part: parking at the faire is limited, and on busy themed weekends, it fills up fast. Unless you’ve got premium parking (and even then…), be prepared to walk—possibly in full armor or a velvet gown.
Now imagine rolling up in a golf cart. That’s where things get better:
Golf carts can fit in smaller spaces and are easier to maneuver near the entrance—especially if you live nearby or can find street parking a bit farther out.
Florida heat plus costume layers? Yikes. A golf cart keeps you breezy and unbothered as you roll up to the gates looking fresh.
Our golf carts can seat 4 to 6 people, and child seats are available upon request, so the whole crew can ride together.
Let’s be real—pulling up in a decked-out golf cart? Kind of iconic.
Just note: carts stay outside the faire grounds (foot traffic only inside), but you’ll appreciate that smooth ride to and from the action more than you think.

If you’re heading to the St. Petersburg Renaissance Faire, trust us—you’re not going to want to deal with last-minute parking drama or long treks in costume. That’s why renting a golf cart from Beach Ride Rentalis the move.
We offer:
The faire only happens once a year. Make your visit smooth, stylish, and unforgettable—book your golf cart todayand arrive like royalty.
Anything comfortable! Costumes are encouraged but not required. Think light, breathable fabrics and good walking shoes. Many people wear period outfits, but modern clothing is totally fine too.
Avoid anything too revealing, offensive, or inappropriate for a family event. If you’re bringing costume weapons, make sure they follow the event’s safety rules and are peace-tied.
As early as possible—especially if you’re going on a themed weekend. Our carts go quickly, and with our 2-day minimum, we recommend booking at least a week in advance.
Yes! If you’re staying locally or in a nearby neighborhood, a street-legal golf cart is a great option to avoid traffic and limited parking.
Absolutely. While it’ll help you get to the faire, you can also cruise to other local attractions, shops, or restaurants during your rental period.
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