Map showing traffic routes for an airshow and other events. Airshow traffic is directed to take McNatt Street, marked in red. Other traffic for carnival, arts and crafts, prepaid premium parking, and all-day exit is directed along routes marked in blue, pink, and orange. Key landmarks include Walmart, STC, Rec Dept., and highways 280 and 292. Roads are color-coded to indicate different traffic flows. The map includes green areas representing forests and open spaces, with buildings and parking lots in light blue and white.

The Vidalia Onion Festival runs Saturday and Sunday, and city officials have released a parking and traffic map to help attendees find their way in.

Getting there: Which route you take depends on what part of the festival you plan to attend:

  • Airshow parking: take McNatt Street
  • Carnival and Arts and Crafts: use Vidalia Sweet Onion Drive
  • Prepaid Premium Parking: use Pete Phillips Drive
  • All-day exit: follow the orange route

What’s important: Airshow parking is separate from carnival and arts and crafts parking, so attendees should know their destination before they arrive.

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