TIZIMÍN.— A little more than a month after the expected start of the Kings Fair, scheduled to open on January 2, 2026organizers report a 85% occupancy in the commercial spaces of the Fairgroundswhich anticipates a high participation of exhibitors and partiers.
Miguel Aguayo Arceoa member of the organizing committee, explained that the majority of frequent merchants had already reserved their places several weeks ago, which allowed rapid progress in the distribution and organization of spaces.
“We have around 15% of available spaces left, which are being requested mainly by new exhibitors who continue to arrive,” he said.
In addition to the occupation of spaces, Aguayo Arceo reported that they are already working on road planning and the availability of parking, in order to avoid incidents such as those recently recorded in the Xmatkuil fair, in Méridawhere the vehicular flow was overwhelmed and collapsed.
The Tizimín Fairgrounds, he indicated, has land to house up to 1,500 vehicles, although the committee does not rule out enabling additional areas in case the influx increases during the days of greater activity, especially on weekends where massive shows are expected.
“We are designing more fluid entrances and exits so that visitors do not have setbacks, the idea is that access is more orderly and safe,” he says.
The organizers are also addressing pending issues such as the drinking water system, communication and sanitation, work that they hope to conclude before the end of December.
“We are moving forward little by little, there are still details to be resolved, but we have time to have everything ready.”
It is expected that in the coming days they will announce the complete program of the 2026 Kings Fair and the details of the events in the bullring, the Kings parish and at the fairgrounds.AN
