CBSLA is giving you the chance to a family 4-pack of 1-day admission tickets to the OC Fair!
Feel the sunshine at the OC Fair July 15th through August 14th. CBS Los Angeles is giving you the chance to a family 4-pack of 1-day admission tickets to the OC Fair, including carnival passes. Enter below for your chance to win!
Don't want to wait? Tickets are on sale now! Advance ticket purchase will again be required with limited capacity for summer's best party, which will be open Wednesday through Sunday. Hours are 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. Wednesdays and Thursdays; 11 a.m. to midnight Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Fair officials kept the ticket prices at the same as the past several years, $12 general admission on weekdays and $14 general admission on weekends . Tickets for seniors 60+ and kids 6-13 are $7 all days. OC Fair will absorb the online admission ticket transaction fees. Parking is $10 for cars and motorcycles and $20 for buses and limos.
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