Rent a Bus to Minnesota State Fair: The Complete Transportation Guide

Two million people pour into Falcon Heights every August for the Great Minnesota Get-Together — and every single one of them has to park, squeeze onto a shuttle, or fight the same stretch of Snelling Avenue to get through the gate. The one question that decides whether your group glides in or scatters across a congested neighborhood street is simple: where exactly does the bus drop you off, and where does it park while you spend the day?

This guide answers it plainly, using the State Fair's own published information, then walks you through everything else a group trip needs: which vehicle fits your party, what the fair's free parking authorization actually requires, why the rideshare zones are further from the fairgrounds interior than most people expect, and how a private bus from Party Bus In Minneapolis keeps 15, 30, or 50 people moving together without losing anyone on Como Avenue. The Minnesota State Fair is one of our most popular annual destinations out of the Twin Cities — we coordinate these runs every year from late August through Labor Day — so the logistics below come from doing it, not from the fair's FAQ page.

Why a Bus to the State Fair Changes the Whole Day

On an average fair Saturday, more than 150,000 people descend on 322 acres bounded by Snelling Avenue, Como Avenue, Larpenteur Avenue, and Hamline Avenue — the rough equivalent of two sold-out Vikings games hitting the same zip code simultaneously. On the first day of the 2025 fair, every on-site parking lot was full by 11 a.m. Snelling Avenue backed up for miles.

One fairgoer sat in Snelling traffic for two full hours before ever reaching a parking lot. That is the morning your group is walking into if everyone drives separately.

A Minneapolis party bus rental solves the whole problem in one move. Your group boards together from one pickup point, the route is handled for you, and your bus drops everyone at Gate #18 on Randall Avenue — the fairgrounds' dedicated charter bus drop-off — instead of circling a Falcon Heights neighborhood at 9 a.m. looking for street parking. No one is splitting the group into four Ubers at an intersection.

No one is paying $25 per car in the on-site lots and hoping a space is still available by the time they arrive. You just arrive. Call 612-234-4015 to get your group quote started today.

Charter Bus Drop-Off & Parking at the Minnesota State Fair: Exactly How It Works

Here is the part most transportation pages either skip or get wrong — so let's go straight to the fair's own guidance.

Charter buses pick up and drop off at Gate #18, on the southwest corner of Randall Avenue and Underwood Street. That is the fairgrounds' official charter bus entry point, separate from the general pedestrian gates, the public Transit Hub, and the rideshare zones. From Gate #18, your group walks directly into the fairgrounds without backtracking through a parking lot or queuing at a transit platform.

After drop-off, charter buses can park free of charge in a dedicated lot north of the Grandstand — but this benefit requires prior authorization from the fair. Groups must contact the fair in advance at fairinfo@mnstatefair.org to set up the complimentary bus parking. This is the step that catches first-timers off guard: the free parking is real, but it is not automatic, and a bus that shows up without it may be redirected to a paid or more distant option.

When you book with Party Bus In Minneapolis, taking care of that authorization is part of the setup, handled before your group ever boards.

Know the Other Entry Points — They Are Not for Charter Buses

The fair's transportation map has several distinct zones, and mixing them up causes real problems on a busy Saturday. Here is how the other drop-off points work, so your group knows what to avoid:

• Gate #16 — the Transit Hub, west end. This is where Metro Transit, MVTA, and SouthWest Transit express buses drop off and pick up, using the University of Minnesota Transitway to bypass Snelling Avenue congestion entirely. Your charter bus is not routed here. Gate #16 handles public transit, not private group charters.
• Gate #2 — North End, near Snelling and Hoyt. One of two designated rideshare zones. Lyft and Uber drop-off and pickup on the north side sits outside Gate #2 at 1807 Hoyt Ave. This zone gets backed up after Grandstand shows when thousands of people request cars simultaneously.
• Gate #7 and Gate #9 — south side, Como Avenue. The second rideshare zone sits in the parking lot south of Como Avenue across from Gate #7 at 1660 Como Ave. Taxis use the Loop Gate (#9) at 1741 Como Ave, where vehicles may stop only briefly for passenger exchange.

The separation matters most at the end of the night. After a Grandstand concert wraps at 10:30 p.m. and 13,000 people all push for the exits simultaneously, the rideshare zones at Gate #2 and Gate #7 are overwhelmed — surge pricing, crowded sidewalks, and competing ETAs. Your charter bus waits in the designated lot at Gate #18, confirmed in advance, and is exactly where your group expects it when you walk out.

That is the argument for a bus in one sentence.

Every Way to Get to the State Fair — Compared Honestly

The Minnesota State Fair operates one of the most robust transportation programs of any event in the Twin Cities, and for a group it is worth understanding all the options before assuming a charter bus is the right call. It usually is for groups of 15 or more — but here is the honest comparison.

The honest read: for one or two people living near a free Park & Ride lot, the Metro Transit express is genuinely excellent — it bypasses Snelling Avenue entirely via the University of Minnesota Transitway, costs almost nothing, and runs buses every few minutes from 33 locations across the metro. The moment your group outgrows a couple of cars, the hassle of separate vehicles, separate parking, and separate arrival gates tips clearly toward one bus. Nobody waits for a Park & Ride lot to fill.

Nobody circles Larpenteur looking for a spot. Nobody ends the night hunting for a rideshare amid surge pricing at Gate #2 while 13,000 people walk out of the Grandstand at once.

The Free Park & Ride Network, Explained

The fair's free Park & Ride is a genuinely good option worth understanding, so your group can make an informed decision rather than defaulting to one. The fair operates 33 Park & Ride locations across the Twin Cities, with buses running from 8 a.m. daily and the last bus to the fair departing at 8 p.m. (6 p.m. on Labor Day).

Last bus from the fair: 11:30 p.m. (9:30 p.m. on Labor Day). Buses drop at the Transit Hub at Gate #16 on the west end of the fairgrounds, or Gate #5 on Snelling or Gate #9 on Como depending on the route.

See the full current list at the official Park & Ride page.

The catch: these lots fill quickly too. By mid-morning on busy Saturdays, the most popular lots reach capacity. If your group is coming from multiple suburbs and needs to meet at a specific lot at a specific time before the shuttle, the coordination adds real friction.

A party bus rental in Minneapolis skips that entirely — your bus picks everyone up at one or two agreed-upon points and handles the approach from there.

Which Bus Fits Your State Fair Group?

Not every group trip to the fair looks the same. A neighborhood association of 48 people needs a different vehicle than a friend group of 18 making the State Fair their bachelorette party opener. Here is how our fleet breaks down for a fair run out of Minneapolis or Saint Paul.

For large-group State Fair trips — church congregations, company summer outings, family reunions, school organizations — a full-size charter bus keeps everyone together and the undercarriage bays handle strollers, lawn chairs, and anything purchased at the Merchandise Mart on the way out. For a bachelorette group making the fair a stop on a bigger evening, a party bus with a built-in bar and LED lighting turns the commute into the pregame. ADA-accessible vehicles are always available — just let us know before your date.

The core principle holds regardless of vehicle: you never have to pay for seats you don't need. Call 612-234-4015 with your headcount and we'll match you to the right bus.

What a Minneapolis Bus Rental to the State Fair Actually Costs

Party Bus In Minneapolis offers all-inclusive pricing online in under 30 seconds — you know the exact number before you ever book. The quote is shaped by a handful of clear factors:

• Vehicle size — a 56-passenger charter bus and a 14-passenger Sprinter limo are different rates.
• Total hours — most State Fair groups book a block covering pickup, the full fair day, and return. The fair runs 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily, so an all-day rental typically covers 8–12 hours depending on your metro pickup location.
• Pickup location and mileage — a pickup from downtown Minneapolis is a shorter run than one from Eden Prairie or Maple Grove.
• Date — opening weekend (August 27–30) and closing Labor Day weekend (September 5–7) in 2026 are the highest-demand fair dates for Twin Cities bus rentals.

For real ranges to anchor your planning: 14-passenger Sprinter limos run $170–$344/hour; 15–20 passenger party buses run $204–$378/hour; 20–30 passenger party buses run $244–$414/hour; 35–50 passenger party buses and minibuses run $294–$490/hour; and 40–56 passenger charter buses run $150–$300/hour or $1,200–$2,500/day. Pricing depends on mileage, time of year, and vehicle type, but you will never be surprised by hidden costs. The per-person math is worth running: a 40-passenger charter bus at $2,000 for an 8-hour all-inclusive day works out to $50 per person — compared to $25 per car in the on-site lots, plus gas, plus the two hours someone loses in Snelling traffic, plus no guarantee a space is available when they arrive.

Call 612-234-4015 for a free all-inclusive quote built around your exact headcount and date.

A Real State Fair Run

Last August, a 42-person company outing booked a 56-passenger charter bus from a corporate campus in Eden Prairie. Pickup at 9:00 AM. At Gate #18 by 9:45 AM — well before the Snelling Avenue backup reached full congestion.

The bus parked in the complimentary charter lot north of the Grandstand while the group spread across the fairgrounds. End-of-day pickup at Gate #18 at 9:30 PM, back in Eden Prairie by 10:30 PM, while Como Avenue was still backed up. The 8-hour all-inclusive rental: $2,350 (~$56 per person).

Nobody paid $25 for parking. Nobody drew straws to stay sober for the drive home. Nobody refreshed a rideshare app in a crowd of thousands.

The Drive to the Fairgrounds: Routes, Timing, and the Snelling Problem

The fairgrounds sit in Falcon Heights, directly north of Saint Paul and south of the University of Minnesota campus, with I-94 just south of the U. From most Twin Cities pickup points, that's a manageable drive in normal conditions. Here are approximate drive times before fair-day traffic:

Those times balloon on fair days, and the pattern is well-documented. Northbound Snelling from I-94 is the primary surface-road approach from the south, and by 10 a.m. on a busy Saturday it is backed up past the University of Minnesota campus. The exit from southbound Snelling to Como Avenue is typically closed by mid-morning on high-attendance days.

On opening day of the 2025 fair, fairgoers reported two-hour waits in Snelling Avenue traffic before ever reaching a parking lot. State lawmakers have specifically cited this annual congestion as a policy problem — that's how consistent it is.

Build an extra 30–45 minutes into your departure time on fair weekend mornings. That's not pessimism; it is documented reality. When you rent a bus through Party Bus In Minneapolis, the approach route is confirmed for your specific date and the Transitway corridor is used where available to avoid the worst of the surface-road backup.

Your group debates which fair food to try first while someone else watches the traffic.

When to Book: Urgency and the Peak Fair Calendar

The Minnesota State Fair runs 12 days, ending Labor Day — in 2026, that is August 27 through September 7. Late August is one of the busiest booking windows of the year for group transportation across the Twin Cities metro. Corporate outings, family reunions, church group trips, birthday parties, and organization events all converge on the same 12-day window, and the right-sized vehicles fill up weeks in advance for the most popular dates.

Opening weekend (August 27–30) and the Labor Day closing weekend (September 5–7) are consistently the highest-demand booking days for Minneapolis charter bus rentals. Waitlists for larger vehicles on opening Saturday are common by mid-July. If your group has a specific date — especially any Saturday during the fair — book as soon as the headcount is reasonably confirmed.

Waiting until two weeks before the fair to secure a 40+ passenger charter bus is a gamble that often ends in limited availability or pricing that is 20–30% higher than what early bookers paid.

For corporate groups and organizations that run an annual State Fair outing, locking in the same window each year in advance is the cleanest approach. Once your internal date is confirmed, that's when the reservation should follow. Our reservation team is available 24/7/365 at 612-234-4015 — a quick call in the spring means the transportation is off your plate for the summer entirely.

The 2026 Grandstand Lineup — And Why the Bus Earns Its Keep at Night

Grandstand concerts are the single biggest reason groups extend their State Fair day into the evening, and the single best argument for a private charter bus. When a headliner wraps at 10:30 p.m. and 13,000 people push toward the exits at the same moment, the rideshare surge at Gate #2 and Gate #7 is immediate. Post-Grandstand surge pricing can be two to three times the normal fare — and wait times for a ride run 30 minutes or more when every fairgoer in the same section requests a car simultaneously.

Your charter bus is waiting in the designated lot at Gate #18, and your group is moving while everyone else is still refreshing their app.

For the 2026 Grandstand lineup, check the official Minnesota State Fair Grandstand page — the full schedule is updated each spring. Grandstand tickets are separate from fair admission; group Party Deck orders go through the fair's group sales team at 651-288-4427 or groupticketsales@mnstatefair.org. Those seats sell out well before opening day for marquee shows.

When you book your bus, tell us you're staying through the Grandstand so we can set the right return window and confirm Gate #18 pickup timing for your specific show night.

Groups We Cover to the State Fair Every Year

Different groups, same gate. Here are the State Fair trip types we coordinate most often out of Minneapolis and Saint Paul:

• Corporate and company summer outings. A company appreciation day at the State Fair is a Twin Cities tradition. A charter bus picks up employees from the office or a central parking lot, handles the approach from any metro suburb, and brings everyone back at end of day — no parking reimbursement spreadsheet, no one stuck on Snelling for 90 minutes. Multi-stop pickups across multiple campuses or hotel locations are easy to build in.
• Birthday and bachelorette groups. A party bus rental in Minneapolis with LED lighting and a Bluetooth sound system makes the drive to the fair the first stop on a bigger evening, not just a commute. These groups typically pair the fair with a later stop elsewhere in the city, which is simple to build into the itinerary when the bus is already yours for the day.
• Church and faith organization groups. Large-congregation State Fair outings are a late-August staple across the Twin Cities. A 40- to 56-passenger charter bus handles the full group in one vehicle, with undercarriage bays for picnic supplies, folding chairs, and whatever the group picks up in the Merchandise Mart on the way out.
• School and youth organization trips. One vehicle, one headcount, one gate. A charter bus keeps students together from school pickup to Gate #18 and back — far cleaner than parent-carpool logistics, with overhead storage for bags and climate control for Minnesota's late-August heat. ADA-accessible vehicles are available with advance notice.
• Family reunions. Grandparents to grandkids in one air-conditioned vehicle, nobody navigating the Larpenteur and Snelling intersection solo. One pickup window at the family's agreed gathering spot, one bus, one arrival at Gate #18 together.
• Out-of-town groups adding the fair to a Twin Cities trip. Groups flying into MSP for a Twins series, a Vikings preseason game, or a long weekend occasionally add a State Fair day to the itinerary. A single bus handles the MSP pickup, the fair, and the return — no second vehicle coordination, no second booking.

Flying In? MSP Airport to the State Fair

Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport (MSP) sits about 11 miles south of the fairgrounds — roughly a 20- to 30-minute drive in normal conditions via I-35E North or MN-5 to TH-55. One bus picks up your group at baggage claim and heads straight to Gate #18 without anyone coordinating a rideshare at MSP or hunting for parking at the fair. That's a clean same-day connection for groups flying in specifically for the fair or adding it as a day trip on a longer Twin Cities visit.

For groups staying in downtown Minneapolis hotels along Nicollet Mall, in the North Loop, or at properties in Saint Paul's downtown, a single pickup at the hotel covers the whole group. Multi-stop hotel sweeps are straightforward — if your party is split between a downtown Minneapolis hotel and a Saint Paul property, the bus makes two stops before heading up I-94 to the fairgrounds, and everyone arrives at Gate #18 together. Just let us know the stop locations when you book.

What Every Group Should Know at the Fairgrounds

A few things that help a group day run better at the Minnesota State Fair, based on the fair's published information and what comes up most often when we're coordinating these trips:

• Pre-fair discount tickets save $3 per person. Admission tickets purchased online before fair opening (August 27) run $17 per person versus $20 at the gate. For a group of 40, that's $120 in savings before anyone reaches the Midway. There is no separate bulk group discount on general admission — the savings come from buying early. Purchase at mnstatefair.org/tickets.
• Group Grandstand and picnic orders go through the groups team. Party Deck tickets for Grandstand shows are coordinated through the fair's group sales department at 651-288-4427 or groupticketsales@mnstatefair.org. The Horton Pavilions in Heffron Park offer by-reservation group picnic space on the fairgrounds — a useful home base for company outings that want a central gathering point. Contact the fair's group hospitality department at events@mnstatefair.org for availability.
• Designate a meeting point inside before anyone splits up. The fair covers 322 acres and cell service can be inconsistent in the densest crowd zones. Agree on a landmark before the group scatters — the Dairy Building at the south end, the base of the Giant Slide, the Grandstand entrance steps — and a regroup time before the bus is scheduled to pick up. Getting separated on the fairgrounds is easy. Getting back to Gate #18 together, on time, is the only thing that matters at the end of the day.
• Walk-through metal detectors at every entry gate. Plan for security screening on arrival. A group of 40 moving through Gate #18 takes more time than two people. Build 15–20 minutes of buffer into your arrival time so no one feels rushed getting through the entrance.
• Charter bus parking requires advance authorization. Worth repeating: free bus parking is real, but requires an email to fairinfo@mnstatefair.org before your date. Without that authorization, your bus may be redirected to a different arrangement. We handle this as part of your booking.
• Hours and Labor Day close. Gates open at 7 a.m. and close at 11 p.m. daily, except Labor Day (September 7, 2026), when the fair closes at 9 p.m. If your group is going on Labor Day, build the earlier close into your return window when booking. The fair's free Park & Ride last departure is also earlier on Labor Day — 9:30 p.m. instead of 11:30 p.m. A private charter bus runs on your schedule, not the shuttle's.
• Fairborne Bucks for group meal budgets. The fair's Group Hospitality Department offers Fairborne Bucks dining vouchers in $5 denominations, accepted at approximately 40 concession locations across the fairgrounds. A convenient way to handle group food budgets without distributing cash on the bus. Contact 651-288-4400 or events@mnstatefair.org for details.

Booking Your State Fair Bus: The Sequence

Booking a Minneapolis party bus or charter bus to the State Fair is straightforward. Here is the sequence:

1. Confirm your headcount and date. Know whether you want an all-day arrangement (bus waiting in the charter lot) or a drop-off with an evening pickup after the Grandstand. Have your primary pickup location ready.
2. Request a quote. Call 612-234-4015 or use the online tool for an all-inclusive price in under 30 seconds. The number you see is the number you pay.
3. Confirm and book. We contact the fair to handle the charter lot pre-authorization at fairinfo@mnstatefair.org and confirm your Gate #18 approach for your specific date. Your bus has a confirmed space before your group ever boards.
4. Buy fair admission separately. Pre-fair discount tickets at $17/person are available online through August 26 at mnstatefair.org/tickets. Group Grandstand Party Deck orders through 651-288-4427.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where exactly does a charter bus drop off at the Minnesota State Fair?

Charter buses pick up and drop off at Gate #18, at Randall Avenue and Underwood Street, on the southwest side of the fairgrounds. This is the fair's designated charter bus entry point — different from the Transit Hub at Gate #16 (Metro Transit express buses), the rideshare zones at Gate #2 (1807 Hoyt Ave, north) and Gate #7 (1660 Como Ave, south), and the Loop Gate #9 taxi zone at 1741 Como Ave. For the official confirmation, see the Minnesota State Fair FAQ on arriving and departing.

Is charter bus parking free at the Minnesota State Fair?

Yes — charter buses park free in a designated lot with prior authorization from the fair. Standard on-site car parking is $25 per vehicle, cash or credit/debit, first-come with no reservations. To lock in the charter lot, email fairinfo@mnstatefair.org before your visit.

We handle that pre-authorization as part of your booking. See the official State Fair parking page for current vehicle parking details.

How much does a bus rental to the Minnesota State Fair cost?

Pricing depends on vehicle size, total hours, pickup location, and date. For reference: 14-passenger Sprinter limos run $170–$344/hour; 15–20 passenger party buses run $204–$378/hour; 20–30 passenger party buses run $244–$414/hour; 35–50 passenger party buses and minibuses run $294–$490/hour; and 40–56 passenger charter buses run $150–$300/hour. All-inclusive pricing — no hidden costs.

Call 612-234-4015 for an exact quote built around your headcount and date.

When do State Fair parking lots fill up?

On-site lots open at 6 a.m. and regularly fill by mid-morning on Saturdays and peak days throughout the 12-day run. On opening day of the 2025 fair, all on-site lots were full by 11 a.m. and fairgoers reported two-hour waits on Snelling Avenue before ever reaching a parking space. Charter buses use pre-authorized charter lot access and confirmed approach routing that avoids the worst of the surface-road backup.

Can a charter bus make multiple pickups across the metro before the fair?

Yes. A Minneapolis bus rental can make a pickup loop across multiple neighborhoods, suburbs, or hotel locations before heading to the fairgrounds — one vehicle, one consolidated group, one arrival at Gate #18. Particularly useful for corporate outings where employees are coming from different parts of the metro and you don't want everyone self-coordinating to a central meeting point first.

Just let us know the stop list when you book.

Can the bus wait through the Grandstand concert and pick us up after?

Yes — and this is one of the most common reasons groups book a charter bus to the fair. Tell us you're staying through the Grandstand show when you request your quote. We set the return window accordingly, the bus waits in the designated charter lot, and your group exits at Gate #18 instead of waiting in a surge-priced rideshare queue at 11 p.m. after 13,000 people walk out simultaneously.

That end-of-night Gate #18 pickup is one of the strongest arguments for a private bus, full stop.

How far in advance should we book for the State Fair?

For midweek fair days outside opening and closing weekends, 2–3 weeks is typically workable. For any Saturday during the fair — especially opening Saturday (August 29) and closing Saturday (September 6) in 2026 — book as soon as your date is confirmed, ideally by June. Twin Cities charter bus availability for State Fair peak weekends shrinks fast.

The groups that call in May have their pick; the groups that call in mid-August for a Saturday slot are often scrambling. Call 612-234-4015 to check availability for your date right now.

What is the difference between Gate #16 and Gate #18?

Gate #16 is the fair's dedicated Transit Hub for public express bus service — Metro Transit, MVTA, and SouthWest Transit buses use this gate and the University of Minnesota Transitway to reach the fairgrounds while bypassing Snelling Avenue. It is an excellent option for individuals using public transit. Gate #18 on Randall Avenue is the designated entry for private charter buses.

As a private charter group, your bus is routed to Gate #18, not the public transit hub.

Are ADA-accessible vehicles available?

Yes — ADA-accessible vehicles are always available with advance notice. Let us know your group's needs when you book and we'll confirm the right vehicle. The fair's Accessibility Guide covers accessible routes and mobility assistance at the fairgrounds, including Metro Mobility drop-off at Gate #2 and Gate #9.

What is the fair's cancellation or rain policy for group admission?

The State Fair runs regardless of weather — it has never been cancelled for rain in its history. Pre-purchased general admission tickets are non-refundable but transferable. For Grandstand show group tickets, contact the group sales team at 651-288-4427 for specific terms.

Your charter bus booking has its own cancellation terms, which we walk through when you confirm your reservation.

Book Your Minnesota State Fair Bus Today

The Great Minnesota Get-Together runs 12 days and then it is gone until next August. Getting your group to Gate #18 without spending the first two hours in Snelling Avenue traffic — or the last hour refreshing a rideshare app at Gate #7 while everyone else is boarding the same bus — is a completely solvable problem. A Minneapolis party bus or charter bus rental through Party Bus In Minneapolis gets your crew to the right gate, parks free in the confirmed charter lot, and is exactly where you left it when you walk out.

Whether it is a 20-person office outing, a bachelorette party of 30 staying through the Grandstand show, or a 56-seat family reunion that has been planning this all summer, we have the right vehicle, the lot pre-authorized, and Gate #18 confirmed before your group boards. Give us a call any time at 612-234-4015 for an all-inclusive price quote in under 30 seconds — or use our online tool for instant availability. Your group's fair day should start the moment the bus pulls away from the curb.

Sources & Last Verified

Transportation details, gate numbers, admission prices, and parking policies at the Minnesota State Fair are updated year to year. All information in this guide was verified against official fair publications and sources in June 2026. Confirm current figures — ticket prices, charter lot authorization procedures, Grandstand schedules — against the official pages below before your trip.

• Minnesota State Fair — FAQ: Arriving & Departing (Gate #18 charter drop-off, rideshare zones, Loop Gate taxi info)
• Minnesota State Fair — Groups Guide (charter bus authorization, group tickets, Grandstand Party Deck, group sales contact)
• Minnesota State Fair — On-Site Vehicle Parking (parking cost, lot hours, charter bus lot authorization)
• Minnesota State Fair — Free Park & Ride (33 metro lots, shuttle hours and schedules, drop-off gates)
• Minnesota State Fair — Metro Transit, MVTA & SouthWest Transit (Gate #16 transit hub, University of Minnesota Transitway)
• Minnesota State Fair — Taxi & Rideshare (Gate #2 north zone, Gate #7 south zone, Loop Gate #9 taxi zone)
• Minnesota State Fair — Grandstand (2026 concert schedule and ticket information)
• Minnesota State Fair — Accessibility Guide (accessible routes, Metro Mobility drop-off, mobility assistance)
• Minnesota State Fair — Admission Tickets (pre-fair discount pricing, gate admission prices)