FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Taste! Central Florida is intended to be an event for adults only, age 21+. While we do not specifically prohibit children from attending, parents should be advised that there are no specific child-friendly seating or playing areas. Guests under the age of 21 will be required to wear a special wristband to ensure they are not served alcoholic beverages.

Guests at Taste! Central Florida should plan to address in cocktail attire. Please, no jeans or shorts.

No, your event ticket is the only cost associated with the food and drink offerings at Taste! Central Florida.

The hotel's self-parking garage is the closest parking option for guests, located on the back side of the convention area. The garage has a walking bridge on the 3rd floor that will enter directly into the event space next to Palms Ballroom. For Taste! guests, the hotel is offering a special rate of $10+ tax (Credit Card only).

Guests may also choose to valet park at the lobby of the hotel for $35; please be advised that walking to the event from the front lobby is a considerably longer distance than from the self-parking garage.

If you have booked a room at the hotel, you can use your room key to enter and exit the garage.

The event is from 6:00pm - 10:00pm.

Please bring your printed ticket and photo ID to registration.

For faster entry, visit TasteCFL.org/Register to pre-register online. Click SIGN IN at the upper right corner to create an account with your information.

Visit tastecfl.org/register to pre-register! This allows you to move through guest check-in much quicker at the event.

Register your information and credit card details at tastecfl.org/register. From there you’ll have access to place your bids for a variety of amazing experiences and unique items.

Taste! Central Florida splits its net proceeds between two local organizations, Coalition for the Homeless of Central Florida and Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida. Both are highly regarded non-profits by sites such as Guidestar and Charity Navigator. The funds are used for the organizations' feeding and hunger relief programs specifically targeting children.