- Does the coach need power or water at the site?
- No. It carries its own generator and serves nothing that needs running water, so the pitch is the only thing the event supplies.
- How much space does the ice cream truck take?
- A single trailer-sized vendor pitch once it is dropped, plus the tow vehicle if it stays. It has parked in standard vendor spaces at markets and city festivals.
- Can you send a certificate of insurance and your licence?
- Yes — both come with the application, with your organisation named as additionally insured where the paperwork asks for it.
- Do you take a whole season on a market or concert series?
- Yes. A standing slot is the preferred booking: the Trenton farmers market and the Goudy Park concert series in Wayne are both on the coach's own record as recurring dates.
- Can I book the ice cream truck for a festival or market?
- Yes. The coach is its own booth, generator and attraction.
- Where does the coach cover?
- The Michigan circuit and The Pasco and Tampa circuit. Both seasons are quoted the same way, with the travel included in the number.
- What does the coach need on site?
- One pitch, roughly the footprint of a car and trailer, with its own power and no water hook-up. A dessert slot that does not compete with the savoury vendors already booked.
- What does it cost to book an ice cream truck for a festival or market?
- Every booking is quoted for the day rather than off a list — the guest count, how long the window stays open and the travel set the number. A recurring slot where the event repeats — markets and concert series included.