One date, one address, eight hours
The 13th Annual South Florida Seafood Festival runs Sunday, 8 November 2026, from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at The Wynwood Marketplace, 2250 NW 2nd Avenue, Miami 33127. The listing calls this the 13th year and the second year at this venue.
The programme lists 15-plus seafood pop-ups. The named dishes run from paella and stone crabs to oysters, lobster, ceviche, lobster rolls and crab legs. A vendor market and sponsor activations fill the rest of the site. The Kitchen Lab runs live chef cooking with samples. Bars carry cocktails, and bands, DJs and kid MCs play through the day.
The two-hour window inside the block
A tasting stop needs two hours. The gate runs eight. Take 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. for the early window. Take 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. for the late one. Both sit inside 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and both leave time at the market.
The window fits a coach arrival and a fixed return. A group that eats from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. has five hours left before the gate closes. A group that eats from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. has one hour for the market before the close.
Publish the meeting point with the window.
Per-head cost from the published ladder
General Admission is $17.00 with a $2.54 fee and a $1.37 tax. That is $20.91 per head. Twelve heads cost $250.92 at that rung. Ten heads cost $209.10, and two heads cost $41.82.
Super Early Bird General Admission is $5.00 with $2.18 in fee and $0.50 in tax, which is $7.68 all-in. Twelve at that rung cost $92.16. VIP with open bar is $59.00 with $4.83 in fee and $4.47 in tax, which is $68.30 all-in. Twelve at that rung cost $819.60.
Two open-bar rungs read Sold Out on the listing today: Super Early Bird VIP at $29.00 and Early Bird VIP at $39.00. A planner quoting an open-bar price for this date quotes the $59.00 rung.
Two caps decide the order plan
General Admission allows ten tickets per order. A party of twelve places two orders and holds one confirmation for ten seats and one for two. General Admission plus one drink allows one ticket per order. That rung sells at $11.00 plus $2.36 in fee and $0.94 in tax, which is $14.30 all-in, and the cap allows one ticket per order.
The order plan follows the caps. One buyer places the ten-seat order on a company card. A second buyer places the two-seat order. Both confirmations reach the group lead before the coach is booked.
The gate terms a group contract needs
Early bird pricing runs online. Prices increase at the door. Entry is not guaranteed. A group of twelve that arrives without tickets holds no assurance of entry.
Children under 12 enter free. That line prices a family group and a school-age group from the source, and the listing charges nothing for the under-12 seats.
Refunds carry two statements on the same page. The Good to know block reads “Refunds up to 7 days before event”. The Fine Print in the description reads “All sales are final. No refunds or exchanges.” Put both lines in the contract note and let the client read the pair.
The walk after the tasting
The venue sits on NW 2nd Avenue in Wynwood. The organiser publishes no walking route, no partner venue list and no timed district itinerary. Build the walk as an open block with a meeting point and a return time.
The listing names no hotel, no room block and no group rate. A group that stays the Saturday night sets its own property terms. The group desk quotes the festival side from the source and leaves the room side to the property.
What the organiser does publish
The organiser block shows 301 events, four years hosting and 29k total attendees. Those are the organiser’s aggregates across its own record. The listing publishes no attendance forecast for 8 November, no capacity figure and no vendor count beyond the 15-plus pop-up line.
What the group desk can quote today
One date, one address, an eight-hour gate and a six-rung ladder. Two order caps, one family line and two refund statements. A planner can price the outing, place the orders and build the walk from the source.