How to save money at the 2025 Indiana State Fair. Discounts on tickets, parking, food and more
The fair is keeping budget-conscious guests in mind, announcing the return of $2 Tuesdays and other discounts and free events. There are opportunities for $2 bites and even free admission (via IndyStar).
Here's all the deals and discounts for the 2025 Indiana State Fair.
Aug. 5 and Aug. 12
Aug. 6
First responders, current and former Military, and their families receive free admission with valid ID presented at the gate.
Aug. 7
$8 gate admission with printed or digital voucher from IN.GOV/BMV.
Aug. 13
Check the IndyStar on Aug. 12, for a free ticket, redeemable at the gates only on Farmers' Day, Aug. 14.
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Aug. 14
AAA cardholders receive free admission with a valid AAA membership card presented at the gate. One valid card per person.
Through July 31
Purchase your tickets, parking pass and midway wristband in advance and save – 20% off gate admission and parking; 38% off midway wristbands for individuals and 30% off a Family Four Pack or the new Foodie Family Four Packs (a parking pass, four admission tickets and $50 Fair Bucks).
Advance discounts are available at indianastatefair.com now through July 31 at 11:59 p.m.
Aug. 1-17
From Empress of Soul Gladys Knight to rock legend Lita Fod to gospel great Yolanda Adams, the stage will deliver plenty of music. Find the lineup at indianastatefair.com.
The $5 Value Menu lists state fair vendors offering food and drinks for $5 or less.
Aug. 1-17
The 2025 Indiana State Fair takes place Aug. 1-17 (closed on Mondays).
🎡: Everything you need to know about the 2025 Indiana State Fair. Discount tickets are on sale now.
Find a complete list of state fair events and attractions and purchase tickets at IndianaStateFair.com.
Contact IndyStar reporter Cheryl V. Jackson at cheryl.jackson@indystar.com or 317-444-6264. Follow her on X: @cherylvjackson.
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The exhibit, woven into the 1836 Prairietown exhibit, explores Black history from pre-colonial Africa to present-day America, the struggles, triumphs and contributions of African Americans. This is a Zimbabwean Mbira, a musical instrument, seen in the Origins Cabin Thursday, July 24, 2025 in Fishers. Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar Charlotte Gwin, as Mary Curtis, the blacksmith's wife, hems a petticoat in Conner Prairie's immersive exhibit, 1836 Prairietown, Thursday, July 24, 2025, in Fishers. Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar Promised Land as Proving Ground exhibit is Conner Prairie's newest permanent exhibit. The exhibit, woven into the 1836 Prairietown exhibit, explores Black history from pre-colonial Africa to present-day America, the struggles, triumphs and contributions of African Americans. This is the Resistance Cabin Thursday, July 24, 2025. Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar Promised Land as Proving Ground exhibit is Conner Prairie's newest permanent exhibit. 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This image shows Milton Robinson in his Grand Army of the Republic uniform, a fraternal organization for Union veterans, posing with his sons. Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar Conner Prairie's Manager of Exhibit Development Allison Cosbey poses in the Resistance Cabin at the Promised Land as Proving Ground exhibit Thursday, July 24, 2025. The newest permanent exhibit, woven into the 1836 Prairietown exhibit, explores Black history from pre-colonial Africa to present-day America, the struggles, triumphs and contributions of African Americans. This cabin focuses on 19th century African American history. Cosbey stands by a map shows free Black communities in 19th century Indiana. Kelly Wilkinson/IndyStar Promised Land as Proving Ground exhibit is Conner Prairie's newest permanent exhibit. The exhibit, woven into the 1836 Prairietown exhibit, explores Black history from pre-colonial Africa to present-day America, the struggles, triumphs and contributions of African Americans. 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