Changes Made to Ride Ticket System at Aurora Farmers Fair

Wednesday, September 4, 2024 at 3:37 PM

The changes come at the discretion of the ride company, Jessop Entertainment.

(Aurora, Ind.) – Changes have been made to the ride ticket system at Aurora Farmers Fair. .

Starting this year, ride admission will move from tickets to a card-based system that credits can be loaded onto. Wristbands with unlimited uses can be purchased for certain hours on specific days at the fair.

Wednesday from 5-10 PM ($20)
Saturday from 11 AM-5 PM ($30)

Advance purchasers will receive a card with a QR Code on it that will need to be redeemed at one of the Jessop Entertainment Kiosks at the fair to receive their credits. A one-time $2 activation fee with the advanced purchase of credits will be waived.

These changes are at the discretion of the ride company, and the Aurora Lions Club and Aurora Farmers Fair have no control over ticket pricing, ticket styles or the number of tickets per ride.

Jessop Entertainment has set credits at 7-12 per ride.

Credit prices are:

$5 for 10
$20 for 40
$45 for 100
$80 for 200
Advanced Sale Credit Price is $20 for 50

Advance credits are on sale at the following locations:

Aurora Main Street Office (Aurora City Building)
Civista Bank – Aurora
Civista Bank – Milan
Friendship State Bank – Lawrenceburg
Friendship State Bank – Dillsboro
Gillman Lumber
Krypto's Comix
Manchester Market – Manchester
Personally Yours – Aurora
Premier Insurance Solutions - Aurora

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