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Texas Renaissance Festival Ordered Sold After $60 Million Legal Dispute

A Grimes County judge has mandated the sale and awarded over $23 million in damages, concluding a two-year breach of contract lawsuit.

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Overview

  • The court ruled that the Texas Renaissance Festival must proceed with the $60 million sale agreement made in April 2023.
  • Judge Gary W. Chaney awarded over $22 million in damages and $1 million in legal fees to the plaintiffs, RW Lands Inc. and others.
  • The lawsuit alleged that festival founder George Coulam failed to provide necessary documents and did not close the sale as agreed.
  • Coulam denied the claims, arguing there was no valid contract and that both parties failed to meet obligations by the closing date.
  • Festival representatives assured that the 2025 season will proceed as planned, with no decision yet on a potential appeal.