Dalton Farms ordered to cease all operations, no drive-thru tulip festival this year
Dalton Farms in Swedesboro will no longer host its drive-thru tulip festival this year after it was ordered to shut down Sunday night.
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Apr 20, 2020, 11:02 AM
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Dalton Farms in Swedesboro will no longer host its drive-thru tulip festival this year after it was ordered to shut down Sunday night.
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In a post on Facebook, Dalton Farms says, “As of 7 pm we were ordered to cease all operations by an Assistant Prosecutor from the State of New Jersey. For those who had purchased tickets for Monday-Wednesday we will be working to refund all tickets for those dates. We're heartbroken to get this news in the middle of the day and would like to thank all those who came out over the last few weeks. We hope to see everyone in Sept for Sunflowers.”
The farm is working to refund purchased tickets for this week, and hope to see everyone in September for their sunflower festival.
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