Always come to the fair every year. Normally don't ride rides, but we like to go thru, building walk around. Prices seemed to be a little higher this year. All the food was good, we had sweet tea, cherry limeaid, Agua Fresca, cinnamon roll with ice cream and more read more

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Pros: my husband and I come yearly for the food. We usually get the roasted corn, the kebabs, and the deep-fried cookie dough. The lemonade is usually amazing. But this year I really liked this new drink. I tried called an orangeade. This year I tried the deep-fried Snickers and the deep-fried bread pudding. Every year I get free tickets to the fair because I participate in the adult summer reading program at my local library. Cons: the price! I think I spent $100 on food. And then I spent $20 on parking. I know that parking can be free if you take a shuttle. But I didn't wanna deal with it. It was too hot. read more

I go here every year I love it here and it's entertaining to take ur child and it's the best place to go on like a date or something or just for fun and I can't wait to go here again read more

So much to see, eat and do and never enough time. The kids always love the petting zoo. This time we did the horses as well. They have everything you can imagine to eat. Annual tradition. read more

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I absolutely love the fair every year! I didn't ride any rides this year, but the food and shopping vendor choices were fantastic. I went on the last day pretty early in the day and it wasn't too crowded at all. read more

I haven't been to the fair in about 5-6yrs but decided it's time to go this year. Last time I went admission was $6? This year it is $15!! And parking is $15-20! That is insane! We decided to Uber there and back and that was so much cheaper than paying for parking at the fair! We got cheese on a stick, alligator bites, the classic funnel cake, corn dog, lemonade. We don't ride rides but I saw the mega ride pass was $90! That is just crazy. The fair is becoming pretty expensive for what it is. read more

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The fair seems to get less nostalgic each year. This year it seemed overpriced and just not the same magic as before. The food was cold and we spent over $300 on my wife and I. read more

Since moving here in 2018, we have been to the Tulsa State Fair the last 3 years. It's pretty darn cool. I love our State Fair. Be prepared for the $15 parking, and they do accept card. Bring CASH, because some old school food vendors have a problem taking card. I wish they'd see that it's now 2022, and some of us do not carry cash anymore.. Fair Food, rides, neat toy vendors, and small shop business vendors...we spend the whole day there. We especially love the car displays, the eats, our daughter had the paddlecake (funnel cake on a stick), I had to try the donut burger, and my husband had the moikballs. All SO fun! But the "Handmade Stuffed burger" vendor was disappointing because they advertise this amazing burger stuffed with Mac n cheese with the works - and they said they were all OUT! He stood in a 30 min line for you to tell us that??!! Handmade recommended the poutine fries, which were SO disappointing. $12 waste. Time not included. There was a dirt bike bike show in the center of all the amusement rides, pretty cool! There are other entertainers at different times, so you'll want to keep an eye out for that. There are petting zoos, and this time we weren't able to check out the prize-winning animals. Go check it out, bring more cash than you think you need. See ya 2023! read more

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Here is my advice if you're heading to the Tulsa State Fair: -Leave early! It took 2 hours to be ushered in to even get a park for $15. -Avoid weekends if you don't love crowds, long lines or people-filled places. -Check out the entertainment before hand. Today was mariachi music & loud. Wished I could've changed the channel. Lol -Choose your food vendor(s) wisely. We ended up getting near raw corn dogs & french fry ribbons wet & limp with grease. Also tried the donut cheeseburger & it was just weird. Lol other vendors looked awesome though. -Bring lots of cash. Most vendors weren't able to accept credit cards today & things are expensive. -Buy only the ride tickets you're going to use as they change them every year so you can't use them next year, after the event. Also no refunds. -Bathrooms & hand washing stations were fairly convenient and easy to get to. -Be ready to walk a lot & stand around. The nicest place to sit, eat, etc. is near the petting zoo /pony ride area. Also if the live music isn't exactly your jam, it's quieter over in this corner. -If you have kids, they'll love the animal encounters here too. You can feed and pet goats, pigs, sheep, cows, even kangaroos, lamas and deer! It was pretty cool & free aside from optional ice cream cones filled with food available for purchase for $5 (or 2 for $8). If you're lucky you may catch chickens hatching and piggies being born & suckling too! -Vendor expo was pretty cool, air conditioned too with some various food vendors (alcohol) and a few things for kids but not much. Heard you can get great deals here! -Tulsa County Sheriffs were in full force today & it felt as safe as a busy fair could be...still keep your kiddos close! Until next year...still glad it's here & a fairly large sized fair. Overall the kids had a great time! read more

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Hello and welcome to Tulsa State Fair's world showcase. Do you need a break from the hustle and bustle of the American Society? Take your family on a tour around the world. The kids can learn about the 11 countries that make up the world showcase, but why would they when you have the Tulsa State Fair? And you can grab a few drinks along the way! You'll be dying of thirst at every ride available in every section of the park! The drinks are too expensive to buy at any station, resulting in absolute dehydration within the first 15 minutes! Grandparents can opt for their own fun in the indoor couch area! As your children run amok across the great lengths of the park, you won't have a damn clue where they are! Who cares!? There is fun for adults and children alike to be had in all our animal exhibits like birthing pigs... fat cows, and stepping in [redacted] at the petting zoo! From all of us at the Tulsa State Fair.... we hope you have your experience real soon! Thanks for the experience of a lifetime! -October 1st, 2023 [A.S, A.Z, B.H, B.R, L.R, M.S, N.C, V.P] Review written by A.Z. read more

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Me and the wife go for the food and to just walk around and check everything out. This year we had the cheese curd tacos which were great. We also got a regular Korean corn dog, a hot Cheeto corndog and fried Oreos. Fried Oreos were nothing special for me but the wife enjoyed them. Both corn dogs were good. Always plenty of things to look at/buy. read more

First timer. Went there specifically for Cutco knifes and Lipsense lipstick. I was able to find both and purchased them. I also purchased a metal detector. Getting close to retirement, meet the sweetest couple that does this for a hobby and was selling a wide variety of them. I'm super excited to start doing this hobby. The jewelry this couple has found is impressive!!! I didn't try any food. Next time for sure. I spent enough money on goods. read more

Huge place. Fun venue No one could afford to build this now days Well planned out and easy to navigate I came for a horse show and the stalls were nice and the footing was good Lots of places to warm up so not crowded I was happy the buildings weren't too hot Plenty of vendor space so lots of shopping Clean restrooms and decent food selections Nice seating for spectators read more

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What a great time at the Tulsa State Fair.. Something for everyone! Rides that will make you scream like a kid again.. animals and agriculture.. great deals on big ticket items like appliances,hot tubs,grilles and MATTRESSES! But let's be honest.. we come to the fair for 2 reasons.. #1..People watching - makes you feel better about yourself and your life #2.. THE FOOD... Alllllllllll the glorious gluttony goodness.. no judgement zone.. deep fried.. sugar covered..ranch slathered..gravy.. bacon...bacon and MORE BACON PLEASE! It's only once a year.. go have some fun.. get back to your kid roots! Make sure you make it to the building in the back where they have all the Made in Oklahoma booths. #eatthelocals read more

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I hadn't been to the fair in YEARS when I ended up going last year. I really don't remember it being so fun... Especially for anyone over the age of 13! I was shocked that I ended up spending the whole day there (from just after opening to just before closing time of the fair).Now that the fair is back in town I thought I'd share my experience last time, so here goes! Ok, the main concern for me with the fair is that everything is more expensive than it should be. But what I didn't expect/ remember was for there to be so many things to do that were free, or at least not terribly expensive. I had a ton of fun just walking around and looking at stuff. We started before a lot of things were open yet, so the main thing that we could do at first was look at all the animals. It was fun to sit and stall time for a bit while watching people judge goats and other farm animals. Another thing that surprised me was how organized it was. Every building had an obvious purpose/ theme. One building had all sorts of local art, a sculpture contest with things made out of cheese, wood and metal working, and that's just that one building! Then there was the building where tons of random things are being sold. It was great to be able to test some products, especially a handful of massage chairs, porch swings, and more. My friend even got some of her jewelry polished, and it looked great afterwards like a huge difference. In other places we got to sample some foods! A highlight for me was an array of soups!!! There was also a place that had a bunch of chip dips (and had them set out in order of spiciness, woohoo!) so that was cool too! And then one building was focused on lots of local stuff. I loved trying different, slightly more unique, flavors of local honey among some other goodies. There was also a kid friendly building too! There was giant jenga and checkers, interesting inventions to play around with, the petting zoo, and so much hands on stuff that was great. It all starts to run together so I don't know exactly if everything was spread out like I said, but still. We also saw this interesting fire dancing show type thing. Another show we stopped for was this dog trick thing and it was so cute!!!! Of course, you can't talk about the fair without mentioning the food and rides. Here's where the money can get a bit crazy and really start to add up. Even though I didn't really want to spend much, I decided I couldn't leave without trying at least one thing or going on at least one ride. Last year, the food that caught my attention the most were these fried fruit skewers. It felt like I spent FOREVER trying to track them down but I finally found where they were sold. They were good! My friend also recommended the fried oreos and I decided to get an order of those too since they're such a fair classic. Though I feel they are a bit over hyped, I was not disappointed in those either. The only ride I did was the ferris wheel, again because I thought it was probably the most quintessential fair ride. It wasn't terribly expensive either, especially since I did just pay for one ride. I liked the view from the top! Overall I had much more fun at last year's fair than I expected and I think it's worth going to, especially if it's been a few years since your last visit. read more

Ah the fair for some reason it's something I have to go to every year. The best time to go if your looking to avoid the waves of people then get there as soon as they open for there are NO lines. The buildings are fun to go through unless you get sucked into a sales pitch then it's not. The rides here are pretty cool even thought I haven't gone on any in 3 years they even got a log ride now which was my favorite. Then there the all time best ride the sky ride which is a great experience that overlooks the whole fair and a lot of T-Town. Some vendors can be bossy that's the reason for the 3 stars. As far as food I go all out, here are some most haves at the Tulsa State Fair. First you got to have the Donut Burger I know it's sounds nasty but it's one of the most unique favors you'll ever try for sure. Second you HAVE to get the fried alligator this is also a very unique favor but this year the best vendor for the alligator passed away but there's still some good vendors. Lastly fried pickles to me the best fries pickles are at the fair and are best when there pickle spheres rather than chips. All in all the fair is something you got to go to every year or every other year for it's a great experience read more

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What's the deal with the awful reviews guys????? A fair is a fair is a fair. What are you expecting? This ain't no fancy gala or nothin, it's the Tulsa state fair! Pass the corn dog! Seriously though, the reason to come to the fair is for the free people watching and the fried food on a stick. Sure, you can buy frozen corndogs at your local reasors, but there is something about the foot long fried corndog that makes the fair a bit more magical. I also recommend the spiral spuds, fried Oreos, and donut bun burger. I'm definitely cheating on my diet, but come on people, the state fair only comes around once a year... I'm not big on scary carnie rides and games, but I'm totally into the people watching and all of the fried delicacies. Pass the corndog! read more

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Love it lot of rides, foods , my favorite is turkey legs!!we had to pay for the parking but we enjoyed the . read more

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We look forward to the fair every year.. We went twice this year, once we took a shuttle bus and the second we parked on lot. The shuttle bus was very unorganized and did not stay on the 15 minute cycle they advertised. The night we parked on lot it was raining so we had no issues parking. The food was amazing.. We tried corndogs, the steak sandwiches, chicken skewers, bacon wrapped hotdogs, chocolate covered bacon, French toast burger, bison burgers and cotton candy.. Everything tasted great but the prices this year were very high.. $8 for a Sprite was crazy! We did not ride any rides.. We did do some shopping in the buildings bit it was mostly all the same vendors as the last several years so it was hard to find something we had not bought before.. All in all it was a great experience as usual. We are already looking forward to next year. read more

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Yaaass. Love the Tulsa State Fair. There's tons of food - variety and choice wise. Don't like the looks of the turkey leg at that one booth? Go to one of the 5 other booths that have it! Prices are typical fair prices (aka high). There are lots of things to look at inside the expo halls - from kitschy items you don't really need to booths selling diving rocks. PETTING ZOO. Deer!, goats, potbellied pigs, WALLBYS. The staff does a good job of keeping all their poop swept up also. And it's free! In the same building are goats and pigs that are expecting/had babies, an area you can watch dogs/cats get spayed/neutered (if you're there at the right time), and the exhibit area for all the animals waiting for competition. There are also a lot of rides and games. Prices seemed to average $5/ride and game. You can pay to park at the fairgrounds ($10) or take a shuttle from a lot of different locations throughout Tulsa. read more

While service was awesome, the lack of rides and food options was not the best. I am not sure if this was intentional or if they just didn't have many participants. While I love the fair and everything it has to offer, it seemed like there weren't many people there. Also, that was a good thing since there weren't many seats available. I was happy that my grandmother didn't come as she usually will sit and watch from afar. The food was subpar but still got the taste buds going. Maybe next year it will bring more to the experience I am used to having but until then, I will live off of this one. read more

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The best food I ate at the fair was the marninated beef shish kebob. I had it when we just got there. But I shared it with the people I was with. It ruined me for any other fair food, it was THAT good. The shish kebab place is near the gate 8 entrance. I ended up getting it AGAIN on the way out! I took a picture of the stand so you can see what it looks like. The exhibits were really cool. The people were so kind. I got my diamond ring cleaned for free. It is so sparkly now! I got to taste a lot of food and drink for free. One lady cleaned my glasses with this waxy stuff. Her demonstration was powerful. She showed how one half of a mirror would not fog. I even went on some rides. My daughter-in-law and I went in this crazy fun house. At the end, they had this spinning tunnel. I was actually a little afraid to go through it but I made it through. I had a great time and would def go again! read more

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I love all state fairs. All of them. I've been to some of the big boys like Iowa and Texas. All are similar but each have these little details that make every Fair a little different, like a snowflake. Iowa has the Butter Cow. Texas has Big Tex. Tulsa has the duel threat of a World Class Cake Contest and the Eponymous Golden Driller. I may be biased because I live so close to the fairgrounds, but this was a really great fair. They have all the typical fair stuff of course (food, rides, mattresses for sale). I was amazed at the awesome free stuff they had, like a ninja warrior type structure from Ford. Seriously I walked up and straight on to a cargo net up to a zip line ride. You'd easily spend $40 to do that most places. Definitely get your tickets ahead of time. Admission is $6 (instead of $10) and ride tickets are heavily discounted too. Also I highly recommend getting there when gates open. It gets CROWDED afternoon and JAM PACKED in evenings. read more

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The Tulsa State Fair does not garner the star power that other state fairs do around the country, but it still hits the spot in terms of fair food, rides, agriculture education, and people watching. I especially love running in the corn dog classic during the opening weekend. It's a combination color run and eat/drink while trying to run a 5K. Treats include candy apples, corn dogs, and a beer (or lemonade) while running. At the end, you get food/drink tokens and a ticket to the fair. I had NO IDEA it was a color run when I signed up, so make sure you wear appropriate attire. At the fair itself, I love to visit the baby animal barn and petting zoo. The expo center always has cool displays include the cake decorating contest. You can't leave the fair without eating a donut burger or something seriously deep fried like a deep fried red velvet funnel cake! read more

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Much better this year!! The fair seems to be larger than it has been in recent years and there are more options for food, entertainment, and the like. My cousin and I attended the Tulsa State Fair last night and had a blast! I noticed there were many more coupons offered this year and lots more to do. We enjoyed the traditional favorites like corn dogs and popcorn. She also got a pulled pork sandwich and I ate her potato chips since she can't have potatoes. We checked out the vendors and were able to get many more free samples this year. In addition, everyone was so friendly and the weather was perfect! We make it a tradition to come year after year and we will be coming back before the end of the fair for more Tulsa State Fair Fun!!! read more

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Sugar concessions don not work for them. They play you out of the hours you work just to be petty. The lady told me she will pay us 9 a hour 10 if we do a good job. Well that was a lie. I went to get my payment and they come up with lies sayimg it was short. Thats a lie because i can count very well. Then changed my hourly rate from 10 to 9 to 7.25. I will never participate if the money isnt right. I couldnt make the last 3 days due to a death in my family and all they gave me was a hundred dollars. I will never participate with them again. And i advise everyone else to do the same. They are not good on there word read more

I love this tradition. Something about a bunch of people gathering and tapping into their child like inhibitions. It's just fun! The lights, sounds and smells are so great. I love a good corn dog and this year my favorite dish was the Minneapple pie... yum! Three main things that I simply cannot get over, hence not a higher rating. First, parking is crazy. As a community, we have totally outgrown the facilities. How the fairgrounds hasn't built a parking garage yet blows my mind. Second, I am baffled by the amount of waste and lack of sustainability by the event. No recycling. No composting. No styrofoam ban. It's remarkable how much waste is just accepted. Lastly, the food options need a revamp! Same corn dog funnel cake stand over and over. There is no incentive for creativity or standards. People can just fry junk and sell it. And the people making different foods are hard to find with no way finding signs on the grounds or designated categories of food. Step it up Tulsa! read more

There is so much to enjoy. Unique eats, live animals and people watching galore. Don't get side tracked by the fake food or strange creations there is delicious crafted food in at the made in Oklahoma booths. Yes, I get regular fair fare as well but the merchants have the best food and drinks to offer. Pet a pony, ride a ride and catch up with old friends at this once a year celebration of all that is Tulsa. read more

I remember when i was a younger that everyone who worked the game tents would be smiling and interacting with you to get you to play...i didn't see anything like that last year and that was the first time id been back to the state fair since 6 years ago. This time i seen a lot of food everywhere! Was amazed at how many food carts there were!! Not complaining because what i had was so yummy but surprisingly i found myself missing the old times when the workers were smiling and getting you involved in what game they were working. I guess everything changes..I did go on a couple of the rides, the Himalaya has been around since i could remember and has always been a blast..it just goes around and around but it always makes you giggle and smile :) There used to be some really cool workers back in the day that were so awesome they just really made it fun to ride...talking on their mics and interacting with everyone asking "you want it to go faster??!!! scream!" stuff like this....this time the guy just stood there like he had better things to do...is a shame because it could of added more fun to the experience. Well my fiance & I might go again next year just to get out and about maybe...but we'll see and hopefully there will be some happy workers who are more interactive and invite you in for a good time no matter what game or ride it is. read more

Okay, I'll confess. I haven't been to the Tulsa State Fair in two years. It seems I'm not alone in that distinction. After several years of record attendance, the turnstile figures have gone down the past two years. Is it just a coincidence that Bell's was destroyed by the Fairgrounds Authority a little over two years ago? No. There are many of us who will not go back until the house is completely cleaned there and the Murphy Brothers midway contract is voided and put up for open and transparent competitive bidding. Yeah, call me a grinch. But something rotten has been going on for a long, long time at the fairgrounds and I no longer care to step in it. read more

I've been a fan of the fair all my life - it's the only time and place to buy Pineapple Whip. This strange frozen concoction of pineapple juice and sugar dyed pale pink and freshly made throughout the fair event - I buy it every year. A few years ago, I noticed they sold it in larger quantities, like a packed pre-frozen quart, which is great to take home and enjoy long after the fair ends!! This year, I was lucky enough to have moved 1 1/2 blocks west of the Pavilion so I didn't have to worry about the parking hassle or riding the free shuttle from an educational spot; I was able to walk there! I decided to go Sat the 7th, and got there around 12 noon - the fair was already getting busy! My first stop was the MIO building as I love to support local food and vendors But I also had to check on my tree. yep, I have a tree with my name on a plaque outside the MIO building on the west side. The tree was planted in 2003 and it has grown and flourished and I'm happy the tree has survived storm after storm. I have no idea who bought a tree in my name but it's super cool! Of course, Head Country BBQ had a booth and a new sauce flavor-Apple Habanero!! I am normally a wimp with peppers and such but there was just enough of a kick mixed with the sweetness of the apple and the smokiness of the BBQ sauce to make everything super mellow and tasty! I bought 4 bottles for $10 (way better deal than going to the grocery store)- I did wait until the very end so I wouldn't have to carry it around the whole time. As I walked out the other end of the MIO bldg towards the east side, I ran into my mom and stepdad! The next stop was the petting zoo and the animal barn. I love seeing the baby farm animals - goats and lambs, though we skipped the petting zoo and left that to the actual kiddos... We did take a look at the show animals - bunnies!! omg! how adorable were they! If I didn't have a cat, I would have probably adopted a bunny :) We wandered around some more before they decided to go into the Expo bldg and I decided to get some food. I stopped and bought some sambusa from Pita Place - super yummy and reminded me that I need to stop by their physical location out south. Of course, you have to get a jumbo/foot-long corn dog at the fair!!! At the vendor I picked out of the many corn dog vendors (and there were a ton and hard to choose from) they also had BBQ sauce, ranch along with the norm mustard and ketchup. They even had small plastic dipping cups for the sauce so you didn't have to squirt the sauce directly onto your corn dog (super thoughtful!). I didn't really need to look at the junk (yeah, a lot of vendors sell junk) and really only went for the food. :) I bought my frozen pineapple whip and my head country sauces and walked home. It was getting pretty warm at that point. Someone needs to get Deb's Pineapple Whip a physical location year round!! read more

The ROTD made me remember the fair last year. Yes, there are a lot of scary people at the fair, but, if you use your head, you should be safe. If you don't like the looks of the people making food, go somewhere else, there are lots of places selling food. It does only come around once a year, so only grinches would gripe about unhealthy food at the fair. The fair is for people watching, rides, food and rigged games. It is what it is, made for fun! Last year I finally decided to go on some rides. I don't remember the ride, but it had arms and the little pods went in a circle, as well as the whole group of pods going in a circle. At first, I thought it was great fun, then I started wondering when the ride would be over, then I wondered if I vomited, the centrifical force of doing circles inside of circles put my husband in the middle of my fair food. When the gate keeper asked if I was young enough to go on the ride, instead of being offended, it should have been a tip off! read more

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If you love Tulsa and believe that bigger and better things are in store for this fine city, then you should not visit the Tulsa State Fair. This annual tradition seems to bring out the worst in each and every one of us - there are those who wear things that no one should ever wear, there are those who place their children on leashes, and there is an abundance of saturated fats and cholesterol. Like most red-blooded Americans, I enjoy a fair as much as anyone. The Texas State Fair in Dallas is a prime example of annual Americana that can be enjoyed by all. The Tulsa State Fair is basically a bunch of animals, food trucks, and lack of dignity all laid on pavement for a week and a half. The lack of human decency is beyond this writer's imagination - why have so many (presumably great people) simply given up? There are a few nice things about the fair. First, the unhealthy food really is pretty good. I'm always game for a turkey leg. Next, there are quite a few things to look at. From ribbon-winning sheep to the next great kitchen innovation, there are many booths to explore. Finally, it is in Tulsa. Tulsa is a beautiful city with a rich heritage. Although this event doesn't showcase these features, it is a tradition that I will begrudgingly participate in. You'll have to pay for parking or take a shuttle, but perhaps you should visit the fair at least once. If you like it, it will be back next year. If you don't, I would avoid that part of town if at all possible because it will be absolute mayhem. The Tulsa State Fair is alright, but I wish it was an example of how truly great Tulsa, OK is. read more

I think people come for the food before the rides. It's the best of both worlds & for as long as I've been here (& not to mention I was born here in Tulsa as well), this is my first time going. I could've went food crazy, easily, SO many options to choose from. As bad as I wanted to try everything, I just knew that I had to pace myself. All in all, I mainly went for the Donut Burger. I got the maple bacon one, which was two Krispy Kreme maple donuts, bacon, ground beef & cheese. As fattening it may seem, I didn't feel guilty at all enjoying it! It was incredible. Wasn't too sweet from the doubts, the cheese, bacon & meat balanced out the sweet & salty. I paced myself to get a corn dog but I just decided to get dessert, & what's better than (other than something deep fried) a funnel cake?! Well, maybe the Maple Bacon funnel cake! Funnel cake was topped with maple syrup, bacon & powered sugar. Excellent! It was soft & crispy in the right areas, the right amount of syrup & bacon took it to another level. I waited to long to visit, now the last day for the fair is tomorrow & I'll be working. Therefore, next year is no excuse for me not to visit more than once when the festivities come back around. read more

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Overall a pretty fun experience. The vendors in the expo are way more pushy than in previous years. Kinda obnoxious to be hollered at by every booth offering a "free" shoe cleaning. My left sketcher shoe is kinda clean now though at least. Also lack of diversity in prize games and rides than in previous years also. Just kinda seemed generic compared to what we have had in the past. The Indian taco at Sadie's was fairly on point, but the pace picante sauce on top gave me the runs. Anyway, I enjoyed my experience- especially the petting zoo. I love goats. read more

Horrible shuttle situation. All that money they're overcharging us and they can't provide more shuttles from the mall? Been waiting here for an hour. Horrible, horrible organization. Stay away, unless you like waiting in lines for hours... before even getting in the park to ride the rides! read more

I've never been to a state fair before, and I was visiting from Florida. It's been a long time since I had so much fun! between the animal exhibits and rides I never had time to do it all! I even got to try cricket pizza! I will definitely make an attempt to go to another state fair in the future! read more

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i love it i love the rides and it's a fun place i recommend on going here i go here every year

Though the fair is kinda dirty and has horrible fair food, it's pretty fun! The exhibits are a great if you want to be inside and just hang out. And they always have a couple good singers who come and play at night. read more

The fair was great when Bell's was around. Now it's an overpriced flop. I was also able to get in last year with a big backpack and I was never stopped by security to check it or anything. Seems very unsafe. The food prices are worse than what I spend at Disney World. Not worth it anymore. read more