About half the fair is like 1-2 dozen carnival rides and a monorail that rides above bunch of fair areas, there's a horse race track usually no races but hosts classic car show by arena, bunch of 4H farm animals in pens to see pigs, goats, cows etc, and about 4 art exhibit halls for arts and crafts exhibits and 9/11 memorial. There's also a small water world type park connected but I think need extra ticket for that area. Each day hosts different special events as well
Depends on how hot the weather is that day. Once it gets over 100 degrees, it starts to get miserable. There is limited seating in the exhibition halls, but they're air conditioned. OTHERWISE: you can expect to do a lot of waking with never a boring moment ALWAYS something to check out. The only WARNINGS are: 1 Keep very tight control of your children. It's easy for them to get lost with all those bright colorfull loud fun things happening all at once. 2 : There is an enormous amount of excellent food and drinks available, but they are not,, repeat NOT inexpensive by any stretch of the imagination. HIGHLY RECCOMENDED: Keep a recent picture of the children you have with you. It may speed up the recovery time if they get lost. MY PERSONAL SUGGESTION: enter at the MAIN GATE if you don't know where to go. The livestock and exibits and food are to the left. Carnival and a few more exibits to the right. MONORAIL: right above you.
Everything
Animals,booth selling their wares, rides, various fair food venders, vehicles...yup, pretty much EVERYTHING
Animals 4 H auctions petting zoo pony rides new cars cotton candy concerts rodeos and more
Kids or no kids ? Friends or date these something for everyone. Look online b4 going tho there's different events/themes every day
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