LA County Fair Pt. 2
You had me at “Let’s go to LA County Fair” 😍
When was the last time you explored the fair in POMONA? I hadn’t been there in over 10 years and man, it’s HUGE now. There are tons of food options, games to play, plushies to win, fun and crazy looking rides to go on in the FUN ZONE! They’ve got a Barnyard, a winebar, even an in-door swap meet area and a woodsy hills kids area too!
DATES: May 2-26, 2025
HOURS: Thursday through Sunday and Memorial Day – 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.
PRO-TIP: Buy your tickets early on-line!
Here is everything I ordered:
VENDOR: Get Fried
- Pineapple Bowl (with marinated pork, rice and sweet pineapple chunks!)
- Thin Fried Pickles
VENDOR: Bacon Nation
- Bacon Wrapped Corn Dog
- Bacon Wrapped Jalapeno
- The Cheesy Bacon Bombs (fried cheese wrapped in baked dough and covered in bacon!)
- Award Winning Candied Pork Belly Bites
- Plus, freshly made Agua Fresca (made with real fruit!)
VENDOR: Spud Ranch
- The Cheese Gringo (mac and cheese and bacon bits on a potato!)
- The Twister (fried potatoes wrapped on a stick!)
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Alright, now tag a friend and say let’s go!
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Wow, visiting the LA County Fair again after so long was an absolute blast! I honestly regret not coming here sooner though. It’s truly a great value, and you could easily spend all day here exploring everything. Beyond the amazing food and heart-pounding rides, there's so much more to discover that makes it a full-day adventure. First off, don't miss the Barnyard! It’s not just for kids; they even have barnyard races which are super entertaining. It's a fantastic way to connect with farm animals and enjoy a different kind of fair experience. And for something completely unexpected, I stumbled upon a nature trail where they have reptiles. Who knew you could find a mini-zoo tucked away at the fair? There are also various expo halls showcasing different interests and local talents, which are perfect for a cool down or a change of pace. Speaking of finding treasures, the shopping area is incredible. I didn't even mention it much before, but it’s packed with all sorts of cute trinkets. I saw handmade bracelets, unique pottery, local art, and even clothes with adorable little designs. And my favorite part? The candy store put together like a maze – it’s not even joking, it’s huge and so much fun to get lost in, picking out all your favorite sweets. It's a great spot to grab unique souvenirs or gifts. When it comes to the food, while I raved about the specific vendors, let me tell you, you HAVE to try the Twister fried potatoes wrapped on a stick – they’re crispy perfection! And the Bacon Mac and Cheese baked potato? A true comfort food masterpiece that you absolutely can't pass up. My pro-tip for food is to go with a group and share, so you can sample more of the incredible offerings without getting too full too fast. Don't forget to hydrate with their freshly made Agua Fresca throughout the day! As for the rides, the Fun Zone really lives up to its name. There’s a huge variety, from classic carousels to gravity-defying fair rides that will definitely get your adrenaline pumping. I almost threw up on one, but honestly, I had a blast! If you’re a thrill-seeker, dedicate a good chunk of time here. For families, there are plenty of milder options too, ensuring everyone has a fantastic time. We even played some games and won some prizes, which is always a fun challenge. To make the most of your visit, remember to buy your tickets online early to save time and sometimes money. Parking can be a bit of a maze itself, so arrive early or consider ride-sharing. Wear comfortable shoes – you'll be doing a lot of walking! The fair is open Thursday through Sunday and Memorial Day from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., so there's ample time to explore everything. Now that you know how huge the LA County Fair is, who are you taking? Tag them and say let’s go!
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