Colorado State Fairgrounds

My family and I had the best time at the State Fair. The kids enjoyed the rides and us adults enjoyed the music. The wait time was so low I was shocked. I can't wait to go back next year. The parking was a tad confusing but we figured it out eventually. The people working the fair were so helpful and kind.

Brought back some of the shows missing in the last couple years. Still the smallest state fair I’ve ever been to. Monster trucks are still really fun though!

The door was ok, the food was not good and it was severely pricey. About 90 per person to start. Gatta try it at least once though.

It was fun. Haven’t been to a fair in years. They had the dive show, creative arts, fine arts, a bit of history of Colorado, the pig races. Weather wasn’t bad, in the 70s. My criticism is the map isn’t scaled so it was confusing where things are. It made it seem like one area was behind it on the map, but actually wasn’t. It also made it seem like fine arts wasn’t open that day because it wasn’t listed but was and is open daily? The map can be improved so it’s easier to see where things are and clear on what’s opened everyday and what’s not or give updates. But it was fun overall.

Best place to spend time with the kids making memories. Fiesta Days are the best parade day. Haven’t missed in 25 years. Good food, great entertainment, music, vendors, rides, something for everyone. Plus we get our annual chili to stock the freezer from the farm.

Deep fried oreos, concerts, pickles, ferris wheel and so much more. Fun for all ages, even 40 somethings ;) and close parking. We saw Flo Rida and Chamillionaire :)

Fun place to hang out with friends and family. Things are quite pricey which is expected because it is a 'fair' after all!! Is $15 to get in and free for kids under 5. Tickets can be bought online too

Overall this was fun! Be sure to obtain or bring water and sunscreen if you have the luck to come on a 90+ degree day. Some spots have no shade and a lot of the shows are outside. Entry price is reasonable and there are a lot of free things you can walk around and watch/look at. Fine art building is fun but no outside liquids (even stuff in water bottles) so that’s a bit annoying. Lots of well done 4H stuff. Parking starts out fine but leaving leaves some guidance to be desired. Needs a bit more traffic directing. I’m glad I have experienced it, though I can’t say whether it’s much better than your typical area-wide fair.