Updated for 2008
Last year over one million people, Arizona residents as well as visitors from other states, visited the fair. The phrase "something for everyone" has never had more meaning than when applied to the Arizona State Fair. Of course kids and teens love the fair, but adults can enjoy the entertainment and activities just like their younger counterparts.
See a picture gallery of the Arizona State Fair. You can also see photos of my favorite Fair foods!
When is it?
The dates for the 124th Arizona State Fair are October 10 through November 2, 2008.The Arizona State Fair is closed on Mondays. On Tuesday through Friday the AZ State Fair opens at 12 noon. On Saturdays and Sundays gates open at 10 a.m.
Arizona State Fair Admission Cost
Adult: $12Child (ages 5 - 13): $6
Senior (ages 55 and up): $6
Children under 5 are admitted free.
Just For the Price of Admission
Going to the Arizona State Fair doesn't have to use up your monthly entertainment budget. There are plenty of things to do that are free once you are in. Rodeos, racing, petting zoo, science and 4-H exhibits and more are available at no extra charge once you have paid your general admission to the fair.Rides
The Midway is where a lot of the action takes place. You can buy tickets in various package options, including all day ride wristbands. There's a service charge for buying tickets online.Advance ticket sales for the 2008 Arizona State Fair have already begun. Through October 1st you'll get $2 off your general admission ticket if you use this promo code: 2008ASF.
Win First Prize
There are several competitions at the Arizona State Fair this year. You can also enjoy the All Indian Rodeo, animal displays and more. Of course the crafts, earth sciences, racing and other favorite competitions will continue. Click here to find out about culinary and other contests at the Arizona State Fair.The Fairgrounds
The Arizona State Fair is held at the Fairgrounds (where else?) at 1826 W. McDowell Rd (19th Ave & McDowell Rd) in Phoenix, AZ. There is a $12 charge for parking at the fairgrounds. The best bet might be the free parking lots with shuttle service. Here's a map, parking details, and directions to the Fair.The Arizona Department of Transportation usually provides detailed motorist information, including any travel or road restrictions, for this event. Call 5-1-1, then *7. The call is free.
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