We had a good time. We got there an hour early to get food and find close parking. Tried the famous…read moreburgers. My husband loved it, I thought it was ok. The performances by everyone were fun! The drone show was really neat for our first time. Bathrooms were fairly clean. The seating is very tight! So many people getting up and down all night that I felt like I was constantly interrupted by someone trying to squeeze by. I wish the stadium seating had more space in between the people in front and back. Long legged people have a tough time.

Such a fun rodeo!!! We went on Family Night this year, and were thoroughly entertained through all…read morethe events and comedic acts. My favorite was the wild mustang riding! Both times I've gone to the rodeo, there was a motocross event included at the end. It was so cool (and scary!!!!) seeing the bikers do crazy flips on their bikes. One of the best parts of the rodeo is the rodeo burgers. They're $4 at the concession stands, and they hit the spot every time. (you'll probably want to get 2 of them!). They also have hot dogs, nachos, snow cones, frozen bananas, and drinks. The reason that this review is 4 stars instead of 5 is the sound level. It was SO LOUD. I brought out my decibel meter app (because I'm that nerdy), and the peak dB level was 107 dB with an average of 93. (The average person can only be exposed to a sound louder than 100 dB for 15 minutes before causing damage to the ear according to NIOSH standards.) The sound level was actually very painful. As I looked around, I saw lots of people plugging their ears. Afterward, everyone in our group complained of ringing ears. Make sure you bring ear plugs so you don't have to make your own out of a tissue like I did!

If I could give no stars I would. This is the most pathetic excuse for a rodeo I have attended…read more Between the self proclaimed 'rodeo entertainer' who is loud and annoying and a tremendous time waster, and the poor announcer who thinks insulting and crude is good entertainment, we are at + 1 hour and have only seen a couple actual events. If you have to constantly ask for clapping, stomping etc, maybe you should try giving the slim crowd something to actually cheer. Only a few successful runs in the 2 events and we are finally up to team roping with 1 out of 4 successful. And back to bs wasting time.

I am now following you Derp!…read more Truer words were never said about Evanston Wyoming! Hopefully the owners running these businesses will notice and do better, as it really isn't right to run a business so shamefully! Sadly the poor locals have no choice in Evanston, so they have to put up with all of these unethical practices! As a business owner myself I regularly hold Staff Meetings, so my employees know exactly how to do their job, how to troubleshoot, be efficient, I am able to maximize productivity and morale! This doesn't seem to be the case here!

It's a fun and cute place for kids and families. It was crowded for a weeknight at the beginning of…read moreOctober. We got there around 4:45pm and there were no lines to get in. By 6-6:30pm there were waits for rides and food. By 8pm it was really busy and getting harder to walk around groups of people. Definitely get there early and bring a coat. Once the sun goes down it gets chilly! Buy a season pass if you plan on going a lot and/or the punch card for rides and food.

Visiting Cornbelly's is one of our family's favorite Fall traditions! We bundle up and go early in…read morethe afternoon to enjoy the huge selection of treats and activities including piggy races, slides, obstacle courses, cider donuts, and the giant corn pit is especially popular ( kiddos could spend hours in there) and stay for the night parade & haunted corn maze. There's tons of space for free-play and areas for adults to relax comfortably while kiddos explore the "town". The punch pass is always the best value and bang for your buck and lets each person choose their own adventures for the day. The apple cannons, mining for gems, and frozen cider are some personal favorites! Definitely a great way to spend time with the family and fun for all ages!

RADDDD FESTIVAL! My company be Light Candle Co was at the event this year and we loved it so much!…read moreThey had really good vendors so I wanted to walk around a little more than I got to but I still love this market none the less! Definitely check it out it is always the second Saturday of September and usually the same day as the suicide prevention walk that's at liberty park. The market is from 10-6 and they do the walk from 9-1pm so you're totally able to check out both the same day.

Great little street festival! Good local booths mixed with some businesses…read more We are some huge shaved ice treats and just perused for a bit. If you're around during the festival, stop on by and support local artists and craftsma

I'm a fan of arts festivals, and when I heard there was an urban festival, I was excited to check…read moreit out. There were lots of vendors with unique offerings, but I'm not sure it felt especially "urban." The music and entertainment on the two stages were more what I expected-hip hop performers, dancers and artists. I would have loved to see more street performers outside the main stages. The food trucks were sparse-I think there were four in total. Everything was just smaller than I'd hoped it would be. Maybe I'm just comparing it to the much larger arts festival and hoping it would be more like that. Maybe in time. Although I do appreciate that it's free to get in.

Stumbled upon this art fair today and I'm glad I did! There were a bunch of artists showing off…read morevarious styles and mediums which was cool to see.

Every year on July 24, people in the State of Utah celebrate Pioneer Day, a day which honors the…read moreoriginal Mormon pioneers. To be honest, I call this Annoying-Leave-An-Extra-Hour-To-Get-To-Work-Day, as a large chunk of downtown gets blocked off. I've had experiences like nearly having a head-on collision with a massive T-Rex float and having too walk miles to work, hurdling sleeping bags along the way. But, I digress. Locals love the event. They love it so much that whole families camp out overnight for primo spots on the route. The parade usually starts at South Temple and State Street at 9 a.m. It runs east to 200 East, turns south to 900 S., and finally turns East to 600 E. (Liberty Park). As someone who has been to the Tournament of Roses Parade, this is a pedestrian affair in comparison. Out-of-towners will likely feel the same way, as the parade is very vanilla, with little that will offend or shock. The consequence of that is there is very little that inspires or awe-strikes. Still, it has a good local flavor, some of the thematic floats are exceptional, and the crowd brings the noise and energy. Even watching the cleaning crew parade after is interesting. An hour after, there is neither hide nor hair nor fleck of trash left behind.