TULSA, Okla. — 11 Days of Awesome at the Tulsa State Fair ended earlier this month and now 2 News is breaking down the numbers.
Officials released data tracking attendance, employment and other information about this year's fair.
Let's break it down:
Attendance & Tickets:
- 1.1 million people attended the fair
- 223,5050 wristbands were sold for the Mega Ride Pass
- More than 700 employees worked the fair, which equaled 58,611 hours
Top Rides:
- The Giant Wheel
- Crazy Mouse
- Polar Express.
Food & Drink:
- 200,000 pounds of ice used
- 6,500 dairy bar milkshakes and ice cream cones
- 100,000 bottles of water
WATCH: 2 News talked to vendors about concerns about the economy and the fair this year:
LESS SALES: Economic concerns impacting vendors at Tulsa State Fair
Livestock & Horse Show:
- 16,982 entered the livestock and horse show
- 6,601 entries in the 4-H & FFA competitive exhibits
- 105 animals born in the birthing center
No data is out yet on the economic impact of the fair, but 2 News is working to get it.
The 2025 fair is scheduled to start Sept. 25th.
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