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Ohio State Fair Announces New Ticket Options and Parking Updates

Ohio State Fair Announces New Ticket Options and Parking Updates


By Andi Anderson

The 2025 Ohio State Fair is bringing exciting updates for guests, including new ticket options and changes to parking. Visitors can take advantage of advance-sale admission tickets available starting May 1 for just $8 when purchased online at Ticketmaster.com/OhioStateFair.

For the first time, fairgoers can buy multi-day admission passes. A three-day pass is priced at $20, and a 12-day pass is available for $75. These passes allow one admission entry per day and offer savings for those planning multiple visits.

Tickets will also be sold in person at O'Reilly Auto Parts locations starting July 1 through July 22 at the same $8 advance price. After July 22, all online tickets will reflect on-site pricing, which is $12 for adults and $10 for youth (ages 6–12) and seniors (60+).

Parking in 2025 will cost $10, and guests can purchase parking online with their admission ticket or pay upon arrival. As a budget-friendly alternative, free park-and-ride options will be available each day, offering shuttle rides to and from nearby lots.

Admission includes a wide range of attractions at no extra cost:

  • Live music and entertainment on free stages
  • A petting zoo with exotic animals
  • Educational and hands-on family activities
  • The iconic butter cow and calf sculptures
  • Natural Resources Park with fishing, archery, kayaking, butterfly house, and more
  • Photo zones, fine arts exhibits, youth choir and band performances, and livestock shows

From exciting demonstrations to relaxing nature experiences, the fair offers something for all ages. Plan ahead to save and enjoy everything the Ohio State Fair has to offer this summer.

Photo Credit: istock-dusanpetkovic

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