Twin Cities Festival Spring Babies 2021

Ready or not…or should I say, spring or not (!)…The Twin Cities Spring Baby Animals Festival is back in Brooklyn Park on weekends April 9th – 25th!

Last year the event was cancelled due to COVID, but it’s back this year!

Tickets for this all-outdoor event are $11 online, but you can save a little if you pay in person – then it’s $10.50 with a credit card, or $10 with cash. Kids 24 months or younger are free.

A ticket gets you in and you can hold and pet baby goats, sheep, ducklings, and chicks, and enjoy the corn pit, straw bale maze, hayride, play area, and more.

For an additional fee, you or your family members can also enjoy inflatables, rides, a corn dunk tank, and mini golf. And, this year, leashed dogs are welcome on the festival grounds (although not inside the baby animal tent).

This event will be held rain or shine (animals are in a covered dry tent). Because the event is outdoors, masks are not required, but you can wear one. Visitors are asked to follow CDC physical distancing and hand washing guidelines.

Days & Times:

Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays in April from Friday, April 9 – Sunday, April 25

Fridays: Noon – 6 pm

Saturdays: 10 am – 6 pm

Sundays: 10 am – 5 pm

*Last entry is 30 minutes prior to closing

Where is it?

Twin Cities Festival
8001 109^th Avenue N.
Brooklyn Park, MN 55445

Cost:

Admission to the festival grounds is free, but a ticket is required to hold and pet baby animals. Ticket price includes most activities; inflatables, rides and concessions cost extra. Tickets can be purchased for $11 online, $10.50 on-site with credit card, and $10 on-site with cash. Kids under 24 months are free.

Pricing for additional activities

Some of the fun things at the festival to enjoy: an expanded food truck lineup, mini golf ($10/group of 4 or $3/person), Gunny Sack Slide ($3), Inflatables ($2-$3), Pony Rides ($5), Train ($5), Face Painting ($8-$10), Hayride (free w/wristband, or $1), and more!’

Some of their vendors take credit cards but some don’t. It’s a good idea to bring cash or use your card to purchase tickets from their ticket booth. 1 ticket = $1 .

Got a stroller? The festival is stroller accessible. However, health regulations do not allow strollers into the animal tent. They do provide a stroller parking area.

Our experiences!

In previous years we attended the festival and LOVED it. There was so much to do!

My kids loved the many baby animals that they got to hold and pet. Plus there were inflatables, hayrides, a corn pit, plus food and drinks.