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Georgia National Fair

Perry, Georgia

October 8, 2026 – October 18, 2026

Georgia National Fair date and location planning card

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Last verified: 2026-08-05

Quick Facts

Dates
October 8, 2026 – October 18, 2026
Location
Perry, Georgia
Venue
Georgia National Fairgrounds and Agricenter
Address
401 Larry Walker Parkway
Perry, GA 31069
Ticket link
Tickets
Status
Confirmed

Overview

Parking & Transportation

Parking source: Confirmed official parking/transportation source.

The official FAQ says general public parking and entry use the West, North, and East lots/gates, not the South Gate lot; traffic entry closes at 9 p.m.

Tickets & Discounts

Tickets source: Confirmed ticket source.

Official tickets and hours/pricing pages should be checked together for admission and purchase details.

Food Highlights

Food source: Confirmed food source.

Use the official Fair Food page for food highlights, and confirm vendor participation close to the fair.

Accessibility

Accessibility source: Confirmed accessibility source.

The official FAQ and rental information cover handicap access, wheelchair or scooter rentals, service animals, and handicap parking. Recheck current availability before visiting.

Planning Sections

Dates & Hours

October 8, 2026 – October 18, 2026

Tickets & Discounts

Ticket source: Confirmed ticket source

Official tickets and hours/pricing pages should be checked together for admission and purchase details.

Ticket details

Food Highlights

Food source: Confirmed food source

Use the official Fair Food page for food highlights, and confirm vendor participation close to the fair.

Food information

Parking & Transportation

Parking source: Confirmed parking source

The official FAQ says general public parking and entry use the West, North, and East lots/gates, not the South Gate lot; traffic entry closes at 9 p.m.

Parking information

Family Tips

Check rules for strollers, wagons, water bottles, bags, shade, bathrooms, quiet spaces, and re-entry before arriving.

State Fair Family Guide

Accessibility

Accessibility source: Confirmed accessibility source

The official FAQ and rental information cover handicap access, wheelchair or scooter rentals, service animals, and handicap parking. Recheck current availability before visiting.

Accessibility information

Vendor & Exhibitor Links

Official vendor application information

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Plan a Visit to Georgia National Fair

Georgia National Fair is scheduled for October 8, 2026 – October 18, 2026 at Georgia National Fairgrounds and Agricenter. This planning record was last checked on 2026-08-05, but fair schedules, gate policies, and prices can change after publication. Use the official links on this page for the final check before traveling.

Make the final checks

Begin with the official fair website and daily schedule. Confirm the opening time for your chosen date, whether concerts or grandstand events need separate tickets, and the latest bag, re-entry, outside food, and payment rules. Save the official map to your phone so it remains available when cellular service is busy.

Build a realistic fair-day route

Choose two or three must-see events first, because show times create the fixed points in the day. Group nearby livestock barns, agriculture exhibits, competitions, rides, games, crafts, and food stops around those times instead of repeatedly crossing the grounds. Leave room for lines and an unplanned discovery, and choose a meeting point in case your group becomes separated.

Visitors using mobility devices, families with small children, and anyone who benefits from quieter breaks should identify accessible entrances, restrooms, rentals, seating, and lower-traffic areas before arrival. Contact the fair directly when the published accessibility information does not answer a specific need.

Coordinate meals and timed entertainment

Compare the official event schedule with the current food or vendor information before choosing meal times. A meal just before or after the busiest midday period may leave more time for exhibits, while an evening concert or grandstand show may require an earlier food stop. Keep separate-event admission, seating, and entry rules with the ticket details so the group does not discover an extra requirement at show time.

Plan for the conditions

Late-summer and fall fairs can span warm afternoons and cooler evenings. Check the local forecast and sunset time, then bring layers that are easy to carry between exhibits and evening entertainment.

Set a spending limit that includes admission, parking or transit, rides, food, and separately ticketed entertainment. Advance discounts can be useful, but buy only through the fair or its authorized ticket seller and review refund terms before checkout.

Sources & Corrections

Last verified: 2026-08-05

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