Savor Fresh Alabama Oysters at the Annual Fort Morgan Oyster Fest

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Savor Fresh Alabama Oysters at the Annual Fort Morgan Oyster Fest

R. Ken Cooper • February 6, 2025

Alabama’s premier oyster event returns February 22-23

Fort Morgan, Ala. – (OBA) – The Annual Fort Morgan Oyster Fest returns February 22-23, 2025, at The Beach Club Resort & Spa with an expanded lineup of seafood, entertainment, and family-friendly activities. This year’s event introduces crowd-control measures like daily ticket caps and redesigned food stations to enhance the experience.

Festival tickets grant access to all-you-can-eat oysters, with Navy Cove and Admiral varieties served raw, grilled, and roasted at dedicated stations. The event offers expanded dining options including kid-friendly meals and non-seafood alternatives, while craft beers and specialty cocktails remain available for separate purchase. Attendees are encouraged to come hungry given the plentiful servings and diverse preparation styles showcased at this Gulf Coast culinary celebration.

Below you’ll find the details about the festival, including ticket options and an entertainment schedule.

Ticket Pricing

2025 admission options:

Two-Day Passes:
General: $100 | Late Entry: $60 (Sold Out) | VIP: $170
Saturday:
General: $55 | Late Entry: $35 (Sold Out) | VIP: $95
Sunday:
General: $55 | Late Entry: $35 (Sold Out) | VIP: $95
Children 5-10: 50% off | Under 4: Free

VIP tickets include early 10am entry, air-conditioned lounges with premium oysters/bar access, and reserved parking.

Festival Schedule

Saturday, February 22

10am: VIP entry opens
11am: General admission + oyster service begins
11am-3pm:
Live music by Wes Loper
Rock wall & inflatables
Arts/crafts vendors
1pm: Late entry tickets activate
3pm: Closing

Sunday, February 23

10am: VIP entry & cornhole tournament registration
11am: General admission + oyster service
12pm: Cornhole tournament starts
10am-3pm:
Live music by Justin Wall
Rock wall & inflatables
Arts/crafts vendors
1pm: Late entry tickets activate

Food & Entertainment Highlights

Oysters: All-you-can-eat Navy Cove and Admiral varieties served raw, grilled, or roasted at dedicated stations
Extras: Non-seafood options, kid-friendly meals, craft beer/cocktails (additional purchase)
Activities:
Oyster shucking contests
40+ Alabama artisan vendors
Expanded kids’ zone with crafts and climbing wall
Charity raffles benefiting Alabama Coastal Foundation

The festival caps attendance to reduce wait times, with tickets exclusively sold online. Attendees can book accommodations at The Beach Club Resort & Spa for beachfront lodging and dining discounts.

For more information, visit the Fort Morgan Oyster Fest Website.

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