US EditionMinnesota State Fair 2025: What’s new, what’s changing, and what’s gone from the Fairgrounds
- The 2025 Minnesota State Fair will see a $2 increase in admission prices, making regular tickets $20 for ages 13-64 and $18 for kids and seniors.
- The Lee & Rose Warner Coliseum will undergo a $22 million renovation, marking the first major update since its opening in 1951.
- A new exhibition called 'Journey to Space' will be featured at the North End Event Center, showcasing a moon rock and spacesuit models.
- Some vendors, including Jammy Sammies by BRIM, will not return for this year's fair.
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Minnesota State Fair 2025: What’s new, what’s changing, and what’s gone from the Fairgrounds
ST. PAUL — With less than a month to go, we’re counting down the days until this year’s Minnesota State Fair. And if the 2025 Fair is anything like last year, we’re not alone in anticipating our next Pronto Pup and Grandstand show: The 2024 Fair was the fifth-best-attended Great Minnesota Get-Together of all time, with total ticket sales topping 1.9 million. Sure, we’ll admit there are things to appreciate about other State Fairs, like Iowa’s — …
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