Page 1 of 7 Want to stay on Mission Bay for San Diego Bayfair but don't have an RV? Check out our preferred provider California RV Rentals and Service. Mention Bayfair and they'll give you a discount for the weekend. An RV spot on at Bayfair includes four nights and five days plus passes to the event. Check out California RV Rentals and Service here. How do I reach the San Diego Bayfair Race Office? You can reach the office by calling 858-490-2189. Where can I purchase tickets? or at the entrance gates of East Vacation Island/Ski Beach, Crown Point or Fiesta Island. Are there discounts for military members? Active military and reservists get in for free to San Diego Bayfair with valid identification. Spouses attending with active will receive a 50 percent discount. Bayfair will host a Military Apprecation Day on Saturday, September 17. I purchased tickets online. How do a redeem it? Bring a print out of the ticket to San Diego Bayfair.
Volunteers at the entrance of East Vacation Island/Ski Beach, Crown Point or Fiesta Island will exchange the ticket for a wristband. Can I still reserve an RV space for this year’s Bayfair? RV spaces are still available. Please call our office at 858-490-2189. Am I allowed to bring alcohol into San Diego Bayfair? The City of San Diego will no longer coolers of alcohol through the gates at Bayfair. RVers may have alcohol as long as it is consumed inside the RV or the immediate area. Are dogs allowed at Bayfair? Dogs are not permitted at San Diego Bayfair unless they are service animals and the appropriate documentation. Are portable fire places allowed?Please see the rule here pertaining to portable fire places here. What’s the schedule of events? The schedule of events can be found here. Is the Vendor Village open to the public? The Vendor Village is open to the general public and does not require a ticket. Access to watch the races or the music stage on East Vacation Island requires paid admission.
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Too close for comfort? Mr Howard and his wife, Laura, were celebrating their 20 year wedding anniversary on a dive trip when they found they were being followed by a pod of 20 killer whales ' of the moment they were summoned by the dive leader. 'I thought, oh, it's going to be a humpback, it's going to be a sperm whale, something that we'll see from a distance.' But as they set off away from the dive site on a speed boat, the killer whales followed close behind, jumping out the water as if they were dolphins, flipping and spinning and spraying their spectators.A huge killer whale jumps out of the sea like a dolphin right behind the speed boat Sneaky: Laura Howard filmed the whales frolicking in the wake of their boat with her Flip Cam Fun: Mr and Mrs Howard are keen ocean photographers but say they will remember this rare experience forever 'They were spinning, jumping,' Mrs Howard gushed. 'One of them really stuck with us the longest and would flip on their side and literally look up at me.'The huge beasts got so close to the boat, at one point someone off camera shouted they had been able to touch one of them.
'It was amazing to see them because they were 6-8 inches off the back of the boat. Every time they'd come up for a breath of air, they'd spray you,' recalled Mr Howard. Making waves: Mrs Howard said she felt as if they were looking right at her as the sprang from the sea Double trouble: The pod travelled together like dolphins performing for the couple as if in a show Unprecedented: The killer whales followed the Howard's boat for an hour The couple were vacationing at the Costa Baja Resort in La Paz to celebrate their anniversary doing what they love the most. Mr Howard is a keen underwater photographer, inspired from a young age by Jacques Cousteau. 'Ever since I was 5 or 6 years old and got my first book from Jacques Cousteau, I've just loved the ocean ever since,' he confessed. Lucky couple: Laura and Rich Howard, from Lutz, Florida had been diving with sea lions shortly before their leader told them they needed to get back in the boat Adventurer: Mr Howard was inspired by Jacques Cousteau when he was a little boy and has been obsessed by underwater life since