The Oregon State Fair is committed to providing excellent customer service. Below is a list of services available to assist you while enjoying the 2013 Oregon State Fair:
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There are numerous handicapped accessible restrooms located throughout the grounds. Please refer to the map here for exact locations. The Fair is happy to provide other accommodations, such as signing for the hearing impaired, but requires 72 hours advance notice. Please call the Fair office at 503-947-3247 or 1-800-833-0011.
The Oregon State Fair will adhere to the following admission policy regarding Patrons with disabilities for the 2013 Fair:
Fair patrons needing an attendant or assistant in order to navigate and enjoy the Fairgrounds: The patron will pay the regular admission price and the attendant will be admitted at no charge.
Parking is FREE at the Oregon State Fair!
Time, once again, for Oregon State Fair and all the traffic challenges that can come about for the 11 day annual event. Please have patience once you arrive and allow the parking staff to direct you to the nearest parking area.
If you have special needs, there are several ADA parking areas. The YELLOW GATE (Gate C) parking area off Silverton Road is one option, as is the PAVILION LOT located off Sunnyview Street near PINK GATE (Gate H). These lots are paved and are closest to the fair entrances. We also hold the closest parking areas located in the grass areas for seniors and disabled persons. These spaces, however, are not paved and will be used for those who can manage without having a paved surface. Please show the parking attendants your disabled parking pass so we know your needs. Watch for folks wearing the ORANGE vests and be ready to follow some simple instructions, drive slowly, have patience and enjoy your time at the Oregon State Fair.
PETS:
DO NOT LEAVE PETS IN CARS! For safety reasons, only service animals (guide dogs only) are allowed on the Fairgrounds during the Fair, unless otherwise noted for competition purposes. Any animal on the Fairgrounds shall be on a leash not more than six feet long and kept under physical control at all times; the owner is responsible for the animal's behavior and its waste while on grounds. If a pet is found running loose on grounds, the animal may be brought to a local animal shelter.
The LB Day Comcast Amphitheatre is accessible by wheelchair. Wheelchair seating is in front of the RED seating, Sections 1 and 4, and in front of the YELLOW Seating, Sections C and E.
When purchasing concert tickets, please be sure to indicate handicapped seating is needed. There is limited ADA capacity and not all on-site relocation requests can be accommodated. Only one ADA individual and one companion are allowed in these areas.
For safety reasons, only service animals are allowed on the Fairgrounds during the Fair, unless otherwise noted for competition purposes. Vehicles will be towed if animals are left in them; this is for their safety due to the August heat. Any animal permitted on Fairgrounds shall be on a leash not more than six feet long and kept under physical control at all times; the owner is responsible for the animal's behavior and its waste while on the Fairgrounds. If a pet is found running loose on the Fairgrounds, the animal may be taken to a local animal shelter.
Ask questions, obtain information and get updates on any changes in the Fair program schedule at the Information Booth staffed by our friendly Fair Guides. The Information Station is located on the west side of the Natural Resources Center. Click on the Map for location.
Dropped something? Misplaced something? Found something on the ground? Items found during the Fair are taken to the Security Office; when the Fair is over, the items are then turned over to the Oregon State Fair & Exposition Center's Main Office located at 2330 17th Street NE, Salem, Oregon 97301. Phone: 503-947-3247. NOTE: Lost and Found items not claimed are disposed of thirty (30) days after the close of the Fair.
Parents and guardians should immediately contact a State Police Officer located on grounds, Fair Security or Fair Personnel to report a missing child. The Lost Parents Booth is located just west of the Information Booth. Lost children are entertained and taken care of until parents are located. Be safe and communicate!
To insure the safety and enjoyment of all Fair patrons, participants, volunteers, contractors and employees, the Oregon State Fair may require inspection of carry-in items such as purses, backpacks, briefcases, suitcases, athletic bags, duffel bags, coolers, ice chests, picnic baskets, diaper bags, strollers, packages, containers and other similar products capable of concealing prohibited items. Please leave all unnecessary items at home or secured and out-of-sight in your vehicle. OAR 622-055.