Date: Saturday, September 12th, 2026.
Hours: 8am-4pm PST.

We'd love to chat. Please visit our Sponsorship Page for more details and next steps.

We'd love to chat. Please visit our Marketplace Page for more details and next steps.

Please scroll down to the In-N-Out FAQ for all questions and answers.

Fortunately with the show being in downtown Aldergrove, there are lots of parking options available. Please feel welcome to check out the show map for more details.

Available parking lots:
- Philip Jackman Park Parking Lot
- Aldergrove Community Secondary School Parking Lot

Available street parking:
- 32nd Ave between 264th and 272nd
- 29th Ave between 268th and 272nd

*For handicap parking:
- Aldergrove Community Center Parking Lot, right in the center of the show.

Yes, there are several portable washroom locations all throughout the show!

The souvenir tent is located right in the heart of the show by the center stage, located at 270th street and Fraser Highway. We will happily see you there!

Yes! There are a handful of various food vendors spread throughout the show. Please refer to the event map for more details.

Yes, the Langley Good Times Cruise-In maintains a comprehensive and formal Event Safety Plan and Risk Assessment that is reviewed, approved, and required by both the Township of Langley and the Province of British Columbia. As one of the largest outdoor events in the region, we operate under strict safety standards, with extensive planning in place to address situations ranging from minor medical needs to large-scale emergency scenarios. Our plan is updated annually and coordinated closely with municipal departments, first responders, and our on-site medical and security teams to ensure the safety of all participants, volunteers, vendors, and spectators.

Below is an outline of the key components included in our event safety planning:

Key components of the Langley Cruise-In event safety plan

• Risk assessment: Conduct a thorough assessment to identify potential hazards specific to the event venue, activities, and audience. This includes evaluating risks like fire, crowd surges, weather, and potential hazards from existing site conditions or structures.
• Emergency response: Develop detailed procedures for emergencies. This should include an incident action plan, evacuation procedures, and contingency plans for unexpected issues.
• Communication plan: Establish clear communication systems for staff and volunteers, and a strategy for informing attendees about safety procedures before and during the event.
• Staffing and training: Assign specific safety roles and responsibilities. Train all staff and volunteers on the emergency procedures and their specific duties through briefings, drills, or simulations.
• First aid and medical: Set up on-site first aid stations and emergency treatment areas. Ensure trained medical personnel are available and attendees are aware of the medical services provided.
• Crowd management: Plan for crowd control measures to prevent overcrowding and manage the flow of people safely.
• Site and venue layout: Design the event layout to ensure safe passage for pedestrians and emergency vehicles. This includes clear, separate paths for traffic and adequate, supervised parking.
• Coordination with authorities: Work with local authorities, including law enforcement and emergency medical services, to coordinate response capabilities.
• Legal and insurance: Obtain all necessary permits, licenses, and insurance to comply with legal requirements and minimize liability.

Please register here.

On the morning of the show you will be handed your Registration Dash Card along with a Dash Plaque.

T-shirts, In-N-Out tickets etc. are sold separately and are not included with registration.

Registration tickets are non-refundable. However, in special circumstances, requests may be considered. As this event is a charity car show, proceeds directly support a number of local community organizations. If you are unable to attend, we kindly consider your registration a donation. Your contribution helps make a meaningful impact and is massively appreciated.

Location: West end of the show in the RE/MAX Aldercernter Realty parking lot, right around 266a and Fraser Highway.

Please see the event map for a visual.

You must purchase a ticket first before you can order from the truck.

• Step 1 - Join the ticket line and purchase In-N-Out tickets from the In-N-Out crew.
• Step 2 - Join the ordering line throughout the day and submit your tickets to receive your order.

*PLEASE NOTE: TICKET SALES ARE LIMITED AND ON A FIRST COME FIRST SERVE BASIS.

The In-N-Out team will begin selling tickets at 8am and is typically sold out before noon. Due to overwhelming demand each year and limited supply, we suggest joining the line early to secure your tickets!

Tickets are not available for purchase ahead of the show.

Tickets may only be purchased via the ticket line on the day of the show.

Each individual is limited to 2 tickets.

Each ticket costs $20 which includes:

• 1 x Double Double Burger
• 1 x Fountain Drink of choice
• 1 x Bag of chips.

Each ticket includes:‎ ‎ ‎ ‎

• 1 x Double Double Burger
• 1 x Fountain Drink of choice
• 1 x Bag of chips.

The truck will begin accepting tickets and serving orders at 10am.

Due to overwhelming support and limited supply, we recommend getting in line as early as possible!

Date: Sunday, September 13th, 2026.
Hours: 8am-4pm PST.

Fortunately with the show being in downtown Aldergrove, there are lots of parking options available. Please feel welcome to check out the swap meet map for more details.

Available parking lots:
- Aldergrove Community Secondary School Parking Lot

Available street parking:
- 29th Ave between 268th and 272nd

*For handicap parking:
- Aldergrove Community Secondary School Parking Lot has handicap parking available.

Yes, there is a portable washroom location located by the entrance of the Swap Meet.

The souvenir tent will be located by the High School entrance on the South side of the parking lot. Only limited items will be available, if available.

Yes! There the Langley Sorpotimists will be selling hot dogs and drinks via their tent, located at the West side of the parking lot.

Yes, the Langley Good Times Cruise-In maintains a comprehensive and formal Event Safety Plan and Risk Assessment that is reviewed, approved, and required by both the Township of Langley and the Province of British Columbia. As one of the largest outdoor events in the region, we operate under strict safety standards, with extensive planning in place to address situations ranging from minor medical needs to large-scale emergency scenarios. Our plan is updated annually and coordinated closely with municipal departments, first responders, and our on-site medical and security teams to ensure the safety of all participants, volunteers, vendors, and spectators.

Below is an outline of the key components included in our event safety planning:

Key components of the Langley Cruise-In event safety plan

• Risk assessment: Conduct a thorough assessment to identify potential hazards specific to the event venue, activities, and audience. This includes evaluating risks like fire, crowd surges, weather, and potential hazards from existing site conditions or structures.
• Emergency response: Develop detailed procedures for emergencies. This should include an incident action plan, evacuation procedures, and contingency plans for unexpected issues.
• Communication plan: Establish clear communication systems for staff and volunteers, and a strategy for informing attendees about safety procedures before and during the event.
• Staffing and training: Assign specific safety roles and responsibilities. Train all staff and volunteers on the emergency procedures and their specific duties through briefings, drills, or simulations.
• First aid and medical: Set up on-site first aid stations and emergency treatment areas. Ensure trained medical personnel are available and attendees are aware of the medical services provided.
• Crowd management: Plan for crowd control measures to prevent overcrowding and manage the flow of people safely.
• Site and venue layout: Design the event layout to ensure safe passage for pedestrians and emergency vehicles. This includes clear, separate paths for traffic and adequate, supervised parking.
• Coordination with authorities: Work with local authorities, including law enforcement and emergency medical services, to coordinate response capabilities.
• Legal and insurance: Obtain all necessary permits, licenses, and insurance to comply with legal requirements and minimize liability.

Please register here.

Swap Meet registration includes 2 parking stalls as vendor space. Additional stalls are available for purchase if needed!

Registration tickets are non-refundable. However, in special circumstances, requests may be considered. As this event is a charity car show, proceeds directly support a number of local community organizations. If you are unable to attend, we kindly consider your registration a donation. Your contribution helps make a meaningful impact and is massively appreciated.