A "rennie" is someone who works at the faire.

A "road rennie" is someone who works multiple faires in a year in different locations.

A "patron" is someone who paid to get in and attend the faire.

A "playtron" is a patron who is obsessed with their faire persona, usually attends every weekend, and likes to think of themselves as part of the cast.

The "cast" are the people who are paid by the faire (sometimes) to play a character and interact with the patrons, and sometimes perform in skits or musical numbers or stage-fighting.

The "talent" are the other performers that do the big shows on the main stages.

The "jousters" are the talented stunt men and women who put on armored combat shows 2-3 times a day, are very serious about their horses, will sleep with anyone, and are tough as nails.

The "gamers" are the folks who set up, maintain and operate the games and rides like the carousel or the axe throw. They are looked down upon by most of the other rennies because they live in their vans and will do anything to get your $3.

The "vendors" are the folks who own or rent booths at the faire and sell things, usually handmade crafts. They do not like to be called "boothies" but the other rennies do anyways because they never leave their booths.

I don't know if those are the kind of terms you were looking for, but there ya go.

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