The gate and the window
The 13th Annual South Florida Seafood Festival runs one day, Sunday 8 November 2026, at The Wynwood Marketplace, 2250 NW 2nd Avenue, Miami. The gate opens at 11 a.m. and closes at 7 p.m. The event record puts the duration at 480 minutes. That span is the daytime block a day-use room sells against, and the listing carries no room offer inside it.
The ladder records six rungs
The listing sells six ticket classes. Two read Sold Out on 21 October 2026, eighteen days before the gate. Both are open-bar rungs: Super Early Bird VIP at $29.00 and Early Bird VIP at $39.00. Four remain on sale.
Super Early Bird General Admission costs $5.00 and lands at $7.68 with its $2.18 fee and $0.50 tax. Standard General Admission costs $17.00 and lands at $20.91. General Admission plus one drink costs $11.00 and lands at $14.30, and that rung caps at one ticket per order. The live open-bar rung costs $59.00 and lands at $68.30 with its $4.83 fee and $4.47 tax.
Ten seats at the $5.00 rung total $76.80. The same ten at standard General Admission total $209.10.
No stock figure, so no sellout date
The event record returns a null capacity and an inventory type of limited. No ticket class carries a sales end date or a remaining count. The two Sold Out rungs are the only quantity evidence the listing publishes. The ladder says which prices buyers have cleared and which one they have not. It cannot date the sellout of the four live rungs.
The sale window runs 121 days
Sales opened on 10 July 2026 and close on 8 November 2026 at 16:00 UTC, which is 11 a.m. in Miami. The online window ends on the minute the gate opens and measures 121 days. The Fine Print sets the terms after that point. Early bird pricing is available online, prices increase at the door, and entry is not guaranteed.
What the listing holds on the room side
The served page, the page payload and the API record return zero occurrences of hotel, room block, group rate, shuttle and attendance forecast. The listing carries two parking fields and publishes no detail in either. The event carries no reserved seating and no timed entry, so arrivals spread across the 480 minutes.
The draw behind the ladder
The organiser's description counts 15-plus seafood pop-ups and names paella, stone crabs, oysters, lobster, ceviche, lobster rolls and crab legs. It adds a Kitchen Lab, bars, bands, DJs, kid MCs, a vendor market, sponsor activations and a family fun zone. Children under 12 enter free, and the page prints that term twice.
Two refund lines on one page
The listing's Refund Policy line allows refunds up to 7 days before the event. The Fine Print states that all sales are final and that no refunds or exchanges are offered. A reader who takes one line alone holds half the terms.
What a day-use rate can take from this date
One date, one eight-hour window and one address sit inside the published record. The ladder shows four live rungs and two closed ones eighteen days out, and the platform publishes no stock figure. A daytime rate for 8 November rests on the eight published hours and on the rung states. The listing adds no capacity number to size the day.