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the pay lots are $15 this year - at least the one on Trinity was.
Fairgoing/ride traffic was completely manageable until the sun went down today, and then the crowds began picking up clearly at 6 pm. We left at 8 after a long and fabulous day wandering around.
Do you mean shuttle tickets or fair tickets? You can't buy shuttle tickets at the fairgrounds only at the shuttle locations and I don't believe you can buy them online. You just go to one of the shuttle stops and buy them there, they are only round trip.
I bought fair tickets at Triangle Town Center then stopped by the Park and Ride stop to get bus tickets.
Location: Sodo Sopa at The Villas above Kenny' s House.
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Just a reminder for next year. Buy tickets online before fair opens. They are half the price even including service fee. Never wait till day of. Ride tickrts are .50 compared to $1 each. BIG Difference. Also no waiting in lines. If you overbuy you can resale them easily.
We got there at 11 this morning and parked in the Carter-Finley lot for free. There were some lots selling spaces for $15 and $10, but it wasn't much further to the free one. A bit of a walk to get to the gate, but we needed the exercise. Already had tickets so we breezed right in, which is kind of nice.
The one thing I wish the fair had more of is tech exhibits. With RTP nearby and so many world-class universities, you'd think there'd be some cooler stuff. I know it's traditionally agricultural, but I've been to other fairs that had virtual reality stuff and the like. Ah well - just my .02. Had a good time regardless.
Just a reminder for next year. Buy tickets online before fair opens. They are half the price even including service fee. Never wait till day of. Ride tickrts are .50 compared to $1 each. BIG Difference. Also no waiting in lines. If you overbuy you can resale them easily.
Buying tickets at the physical locations, if convenient, saves the fees for doing it online.
We use the one at Triangle Town Center.
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