Tickets are non-refundable. However, you can change your ticket times based on availability or transfer your tickets to another lucky visitor! Time changes are permitted up until 48 hours prior to your visit.
Just click on the link in your ticket confirmation email to create an account or log into theaccount you created when you purchased your tickets. After logging in, select Tickets, View Details, then Edit. Ticket changes must be made at least 48 hours prior to your visit.
Tickets are available on-site at Tulip Town. However, ticket prices will be higher. We also have a limited number of tickets per timeslot and cannot guarantee there will be availability.
Tulip Town will be open from March 30 - April 30 of 2024!
Dogs will be allowed with any ticket level with the exception of the Experience Pass.
We ask that: ✔ Dogs remain on a short leash throughout your visit at Tulip Town
✔ You pick up after your dog (we will have doggy clean-up stations around the farm)
✔ Your dog is well-behaved around people and other dogs
Failure to follow these rules will result in removal from the farm.
Very. Tulip Town is visited by many wonderful people every season! We ask that you come as close to your time slot as possible to ensure everyone has access to the field. Please plan for heavy traffic and thank you for helping us keep it all running smoothly!
Entry times are staggered to help manage capacity throughout the day. Most visitors find that 1-2 hours is enough time to explore everything. If you'd like to hang a bit longer, we won't mind!
Oh, how we wish we could predict exact bloom dates! Each year, we plant a mix of early, mid, and late-season blooming varieties. When Mother Nature cooperates, we have beautiful flowers all month long. However, there are no guarantees in farming and no refunds for lack of bloom. Please visit our Facebook & Instagram pages prior to your visit to check the current bloom status in the fields.
Our trolley takes you on a ride around the farm giving you unique views of the tulips. Please remember our trolley is weather-dependent and sometimes she can’t get moving in all that mud!
Tulip Town has paved ADA parking with direct access to our paved indoor barn experience and shops.
We are a working farm and have limited ADA accessibility in the outdoor sections of Tulip Town. We have gravel paths to get to the trolley and around our display gardens. Guests with walkers might have some difficulty on the gravel. The bloom field is often muddy and not accessible for walkers and wheelchairs.
Our trolley does not have wheelchair accessibility due to the 4 stairs necessary to enter and exit the trolley.
We are a no drone zone.
Tulips just LOVE our blustery and wet springs in the Skagit Valley! It is often wet, muddy, and farm-like here at Tulip Town. We recommend your best pair of rubber boots or something that doesn’t mind a little dirt!
Local's Night will be April 10th from 5pm - 7pm. This is our way to celebrate with and thank our community - only Skagit County residents will be allowed to enter the farm during these hours.
Parking
Unfortunately, there is not enough room in our parking lot to accommodate RVs.
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