The decision to return to using paper tickets at this year's King William Fair comes after fairgoers faced issues using an electronic wristband system last year.

Fiesta is one of the most exciting and fun times of the year in San Antonio. However, figuring out the best, easiest and cheapest way to get to the events can prove to be somewhat of a headache.

If you’re ready for Fiesta’s biggest events, you may want to know about some new venue and time changes for 2024.

VIA Metropolitan Transit will have its Park & Ride service available for Fiesta 2024′s biggest events in San Antonio, and riders can receive a free Fiesta medal.

The King William Fair returned to the historic district for Fiesta 2024 on Saturday, April 27. Watch KSAT's coverage of the King William Fair and Parade here.

The 2024 King William Fair will return to using paper tickets for food and beverage purchases during the Fair and will not use the Saffire BlastPass wristbands, according to a press release.

Many King William Fair attendees say they won’t return to the event in 2024 after a bad experience with the payment process and wristbands.

Harris Middle School students are working together to decorate a special float for this year’s King William Fair.

Fiesta brings tens of thousands of people together in downtown San Antonio every year and that means parking might get a bit tricky. Here's how to navigate Fiesta parking for 2023!

The King William Fair and parade will return to the streets of the King William Historic District on April 29.

The King William Association has released its official 2023 King William Fair Medal for the April 29 Fair.

Advance general admission tickets for King William Fair are available online for $20 per person. Fairgoers will be required to bring their online purchase confirmation to the event.

The King William Association on Monday unveiled its official 2022 King William Fair Medal.

Recently, Fiesta San Antonio officials decided to push the two-week party from April to June due to ongoing COVID-19 safety concerns. Here’s a look at which San Antonio events have been canceled or postponed so far. King William Fair: The fair and parade will not take place at all in 2021, organizers announced on Tuesday, Feb. 2. Organizers of the quirky King William Fair, which has been an official Fiesta San Antonio event since 1968, said they hope the event can return on April 9, 2022. PostponedFiesta: Fiesta San Antonio officials confirmed that the event that was scheduled for April 15-25 would be postponed until June 17-27, 2021.

SAN ANTONIO – The coronavirus pandemic has forced the cancellation of another beloved Fiesta San Antonio event. The King William Fair will not take place at all in 2021 due to safety concerns over COVID-19, organizers announced on Tuesday. The announcement came a day after Fiesta San Antonio officials confirmed other Fiesta 2021 events are being postponed until June. ¡Viva Fiesta!”AdThe King William Fair typically consists of a parade, vendors and live music on the streets in the historic district. Fiesta San Antonio officials on Monday said the two-week party that was scheduled for April 15-25 would be postponed to June 17-27.