Super Saver Advance Discount Tickets

Save big when you buy in advance! The Pensacola Interstate Fair is offering advance admission tickets for HALF-PRICE! Ride Wristband tickets will also be sold at a $5 discount, so all you ride-lovers can save big, as well!

There are no limits on ticket purchase so you can buy as many as you want! Advance discount tickets will be on sale September 26 thru October 19. Get yours while supplies last! Available at Circle K store and online!

10 Big Discount Days!

With over 10 different discount days, we want everyone to come enjoy the Fair again and again! There are too many things to experience, enjoy and taste for just one visit! Check out these amazing admission specials and discount days to get the most out of YOUR FAIR!

Thursday, October 18

Dollar Day – $1 Admission – Kick off the Fair with an amazing $1 ADMISSION PRICE for everyone ages 4 & up!

Dollar Day – $1 Rides – All midway rides are also just $1 EACH (1 ticket each), all day long! Come ride all night! (Ride tickets available in $10 sheets. Minimum $10 purchase.)

Friday, October 19

“MIDNIGHT MADNESS” – Beginning at 8:00 p.m., Midnight Madness tickets will go on sale at the main ticket booth, allowing unlimited rides and FREE admission into the Fair. Midnight Madness ends at 2:00 a.m.

General Admission – Admission price is $12 for everyone 12 years and older, $6 for ages 4 – 11, and FREE to children 3 and under at all times.

Wristband Day – Purchase a Handstamp for $28. Handstamps are good on all Reithoffer Midway Rides until closing. Individual ride tickets are also available all day.

Entertainment Lineup

Our Fair has a wonderful lineup of entertainment for you to come and enjoy! All shows are FREE with admission into the Fair. Seating is available on a “first-come, first-served” basis when Fair opens each day. There is no reserved seating.

Ag-Venture Program

AG-Venture is a free, “hands-on” educational program designed to teach young people the importance of agriculture and “where the food comes from.” Many young people think that their milk, eggs, and other food items originate in cartons sold in the grocery store. We are interested in teaching these children that the grocery store is only a part of the food process that brings the animal from the barnyard to the table.