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From coast to Cascades to canyons, the Bite of Oregon is a stunning celebration of Oregon, its food, its people and its extraordinary quality of life. Come join the fun at the best summer party on the Portland waterfront and discover for yourself why Life Tastes Better Here!
Where:
Tom
McCall Waterfront park
When:
Friday, August 12th, 11 am – 10 pm
Saturday, August 13th, 11 am – 10 pm
Sunday, August 14th, 10 am – 8 pm
$15 Weekend Pass
$10 One Day Pass
$5 Early Bird Special
$7 Child Weekend Pass (ages 6-12)
$5 Child Day Pass (ages 6-12)
Notes: Children 5 and under are free. Early Bird entry admission is Friday before 2pm only. General admission fee covers entrance and entertainment but does not include food and beverage. Same day re-entry is allowed with appropriate bracelet. Only service animals are allowed on the Bite festival grounds. Please read the Bite of Oregon House Rules
Where to stay:
We
recommend the Hotel
Fifty Downtown,
the Hotel
Modera,
the Portland
Marriott Downtown, or
University
Place. Hotel
Fifty is directly across the street from the festival
on SW Naito Parkway. The Hotel Modera is about 10
blocks from the festival on the downtown transit
mall. The
Portland Marriott Downtown is about 5 blocks south
of the festival on SW Naito Parkway. University Place
is near Portland State University, about 15 blocks
from the festival.
For visitor information and hotel reservations, see Travel
Portland or
call 1-877-678-5263
 Hotel Modera Room Special 10% off
Marriott Downtown Room Special
Hotel Fifty Discounted Rate
Rain
or shine:
Check the weather here:
Driving
to the Bite of Oregon:
The
festival takes place in Tom
McCall Waterfront Park, just to the south
of the Morrison Bridge on the west
side of the Willamette River.
- Heading south on I-5 into Portland: Take
the Morrison Street exit. You will see The Bite in Waterfront
Park to your left as you cross the Morrison Bridge. Look for
parking as you enter downtown.
- Heading north on I-5 into
Portland: Exit at Naito Parkway
(formerly Front Avenue). Go straight ahead to the festival.
- Heading east on highway
26 into Portland: Get into
the center lane before you get to the tunnel. Stay in that
lane, which becomes SW Market. Stay on Market until your
reach Naito Parkway (formerly Front Avenue).
Parking
and Transportation:
Street parking fills up quickly. City Center Parking locations are available at:
Other parking options include Smart
Park:
- S.W. Fourth and Yamhill
- S.W.
Third and Alder
- S.W. First and Jefferson
You can avoid parking and save gas by taking a TriMet
bus,
ride MAX
light rail or hop on a Portland
Street Car. Plan
your trip at www.TriMet.org
Need
More Information?
Visit
Travel
Portland or call 1-877-678-5263
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