There are no bundle deals that combine ride wristbands and fair admission. Guests may:
Ride wristbands are not reimbursed or refunded for temporary weather-related ride closures.
The First Aid Station is located outside the Administration Building near the Merchants Building.
Water fountains are available in the 4-H Training Center Building.
A limited number of wheelchairs are available at the Administration Building.
Guests needing guaranteed access to mobility equipment are encouraged to bring their own wheelchair or scooter.
Yes. Service animals are permitted throughout the fairgrounds.
Please note:
Yes. A variety of vendors offer options suitable for many dietary preferences and needs.
To stay informed about special food events, competitions, demonstrations, and featured vendors:
Yes.
Both cash and credit/debit cards are accepted for admission purchases at the gates.
Many vendors accept cards; however, carrying some cash is recommended.
The complete entertainment schedule, including performances and daily activities, is available on the Schedule page of the Niagara County Fair website.
Yes.
Printed daily schedules will be distributed to guests at the admission gates when arriving at the fair.
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There are no bundle deals that combine ride wristbands and fair admission. Guests may:
A ride wristband allows the wearer unlimited rides while the midway is in operation.
Ride wristbands are not reimbursed or refunded for temporary weather-related ride closures.
For ride height requirements, rider eligibility, safety policies, and footwear requirements, please review the amusement ride safety information and visit:
Hours may change due to weather or emergencies. Please follow the Niagara County Fair website and Facebook pages for the latest updates.
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No designated stroller parking areas are available.
Traffic is generally distributed throughout the fairgrounds because of the variety of attractions and activities taking place throughout the day.
The First Aid Station is located outside the Administration Building near the Merchants Building.
Hand sanitizer stations are available, and restroom facilities provide handwashing sinks for guests visiting livestock areas.
The fair does not currently offer designated sensory-friendly hours. However, guests can usually find quieter areas throughout the grounds to take breaks and cool off.
The Lost and Found is located in the Administration Building.
Lost items are held for two weeks following the fair. After that, unclaimed items are donated to local charities or appropriate organizations.
Water fountains are available in the 4-H Training Center Building.
A limited number of wheelchairs are available at the Administration Building.
Guests needing guaranteed access to mobility equipment are encouraged to bring their own wheelchair or scooter.
Yes. Service animals are permitted throughout the fairgrounds.
Please note:
Vendor spotlights and announcements will be posted leading up to the fair.
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Yes.
Yes. Tickets are available at all gate entrances.
Both cash and credit/debit cards are accepted for admission purchases at the gates.
Yes. Outside food, beverages, coolers, and reusable water bottles are permitted.
Outside alcoholic beverages are not permitted.
Yes. ATMs are located throughout the fairgrounds.
Many vendors accept cards; however, carrying some cash is recommended.
Yes.
Parking is always FREE.
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