JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – The 2024 Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair begins next week on Thursday, November 7, at the current Jacksonville Fairgrounds, within the Sports & Entertainment Complex next to Everbank Stadium.
The 2025 Fair will also take place at the current Jacksonville Fairgrounds, 510 Fairgrounds Place.
The big move to the Westside is planned for 2026. Construction on the future fairgrounds began this month and is expected to be completed in early 2026.
“We are looking forward to welcoming our community to the 2024 and 2025 Fair in the same location we have been for decades, right next to the stadium and across from the arena,” said Bill Olson, CEO and President of the Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair. “Anticipation is high for the future venue, and we appreciate the enthusiasm for the move, which is planned to take place in 2026.”
The 2024 Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair begins November 7, and the popular $25 Mega Pass is available to buy online at www.jacksonvillefair.com through 11:59 p.m. November 6. The Mega Pass is a combination ticket that includes a discounted single-day gate admission and unlimited mechanical rides for one individual.
Discounted single-day gate admission tickets can also be purchased online in advance through 11:59 p.m. November 6. Discount pricing is $9 for adults (reg. price $15), $4 for children ages 6-12 (reg. price $6) and $4 for Seniors ages 65 & up (reg. price $6). Children ages 5 and under are always granted free admission.
Admission includes access to enjoy hundreds of free competitions, exhibitions, concerts, amazing grounds acts and more. Mechanical ride credits are sold separately. For more information on daily specials and ride wristband deals, visit www.jacksonvillefair.com or call (904) 353-0535.
About the 2024 Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair
The Greater Jacksonville Fair Association, a private, 501(c) 3 not-for-profit educational corporation, presents the 69th Annual Greater Jacksonville Agricultural Fair November 7-17, 2024. The Fair operates under the direction of a volunteer board of directors and volunteer membership. Its mission is to educate, enlighten and inform the people of North Florida about science, the arts, agriculture and horticulture. Since acquiring the non-profit fair charter from the State of Florida in 1955, the Fair has donated more than $2.6 million to local charities and awarded hundreds of scholarships to students pursuing majors in agriculture, veterinary medicine or other related fields.
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