Bank of America Fall for Greenville may have wrapped up its 2022 celebrations, but the party doesn't stop when the tents break down.

We're taking a look at this year's festival by the numbers.

🎟️ Tickets

175,000+. The number of taste tickets pre-purchased this year, up 36% over the previous record.
33. The number of states where those tickets were pre-purchased. There were also tickets purchased in two countries.
$770,000. The amount of revenue going directly to the participating vendors.

🚙 Transportation

7,000. The number of people who took the Greenlink Trolley to the festival, thanks to 11 trolley drivers.
16,000. That's how many cars City parking attendants helped park downtown during the festival.

👥 Staffing

100+. How many City of Greenville employees worked a combined 1,000 hours to make the festival happen.
139. How many police officers and three dispatchers worked 3,000+ hours to keep people safe.
72. The number of Greenville City Firefighters who worked with EMS crews to respond to medical emergencies.
43. How many members of the City's parks and grounds staff helped clean up the festival.
75. The number of public works employees servicing 400 trash and recycling bins + collecting 54,000 lbs of trash and 6,000 lbs of recycling.

💰 Business benefits

2,000+. The number of crepes made at Bonjour Main over three days. They sold out and closed early due to the demand.
45%. The increase in sales reported by Sully's Steamers on Saturday. Friday was up 25%.
30%. How much Oil & Vinegar says its sales increased by this year.
6 times. How much higher Old Skool Vintage, a brand new vintage clothing store, says its profits were than over a typical weekend.

From the bites (especially our food truck faves) to the brews, we already have our calendars blocked off for next year: Fri., Oct. 13-Sun., Oct. 15.