Frequently Asked Questions

What’s included with my price of a season pass?

You will have full access to Unlimited Midway Rides, Dino Shows, Chainsaw Wood Carvers, Petting Zoo, Livestock Shows, Speed Horse Show, Small Stage Concerts, Queen Pageant, Little Mr. & Miss. Pageant, Grandstand Admission Each Night and Food Vendors. Separate Pit Party Pass must be purchased to access the track/pit area before the Full Throttle Monster Truck Show.

Where can I find more details on this event?

Visit Pike County Illinois Fair on Facebook or visit our website www.pikecountyfairillinois.com for more event details.

Are Season Passes Refundable?

No, all season pass sales are final and are non-refundable for ANY REASON - weather, sickness, schedule changes due to weather or other related instances, family emergencies, etc.

Is there a charge for parking?

There is no on-site parking except for Friday night during the Full Throttle Monster Truck Show and limited VIP parking spots will be  available at a first come-first serve basis with tickets only being sold on-line before the start of the event.

Is there food available at the event? 

Yes, there will be food vendors on site for the entirety of the event.

 Will there be alcohol served at the event?

Yes, a beer garden will be open Thursday - Saturday and admittance to the beer garden is for those adults 21 and older with proof of ID. No alcohol is allowed outside the beer garden area.

Is it assigned seating? 

No, all seating is first come-first serve and a season pass does not guarantee you a grandstand style seat.

What happens if we can no longer attend? 

You can sell or gift your pass to someone else and send the ticketing QR code over to the purchaser.

Can I smoke or vape at the event? 

No smoking or vaping is allowed in the grandstand area or anywhere inside the Petting Zoo. We do ask that if you need to smoke or vape, you do so in the designated area. No marijuana or any other controlled substance is allowed on the property.

Any additional information I should know about? 

The Pike County Fair Association is not responsible for injury or illness caused by attending the 2024 Fair. It is the responsibility of the attendees to be aware of surroundings at all times and the season pass holder is aware of, and accepts these risks by entering the facility.