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General Fairground Rules and Information

ADVERTISING AND SOLICITATION

No person or organization shall distribute advertising materials on the fairgrounds except from their assigned booth, exhibit, or vendor location. The distribution of handbills, flyers, cards, or other promotional materials in walkways, parking areas, or other public spaces is strictly prohibited.

Posting advertisements, signage, or promotional materials anywhere on the fairgrounds outside of an approved booth or exhibit space is not permitted.

Violation of this policy may result in removal from the fairgrounds and potential denial of participation in future Clark County Fairs.

JURIED EXHIBITS

All juried exhibits must be removed by 5:00 PM on the Monday following the Fair.

Items not removed by this deadline will become the property of the Clark County Fair unless prior arrangements have been made with Fair Management. The Fair reserves the right to dispose of unclaimed items in any manner deemed appropriate.

PETS AND ANIMALS

Pets and other animals are not permitted on the fairgrounds.

The only exception is service animals individually trained to perform specific tasks for a person with a disability, as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Emotional support animals, therapy animals, or companion animals do not qualify as service animals under ADA guidelines.

Service animals must remain under control at all times.

OUTSIDE FOOD AND BEVERAGE

Outside food and beverages are not permitted on the fairgrounds. Ice chests, large coolers, shade umbrellas, or large containers are prohibited.

Exceptions may be made for:

  • Infant needs
  • Medically necessary food or beverages

All bags and containers are subject to inspection.

BEER AND ALCOHOL

Alcoholic beverages are available for purchase only within designated Beer Garden areas.

Valid identification verifying legal drinking age may be required to enter the Beer Garden or purchase alcohol.

Fair management reserves the right to refuse service to any individual.

Any person who appears intoxicated or behaves in a disruptive manner may be removed from the fairgrounds without refund.

Alcohol sales will close:

  • 9:00 PM Wednesday through Saturday
  • 7:00 PM Sunday

Alcoholic beverages may not leave the designated Beer Garden areas.

FAIR MANAGEMENT OFFICE

The Fair Management Office is located at the Clark County Fairgrounds in Logandale, Nevada.

During Fair week, the office will operate daily from 8:00 AM to 11:00 PM.

For general information, please call:
(702) 398-3247

GUEST SERVICES

Guest Services is located near the main entrance to the fairgrounds.

Guest Services can assist with:

  • Lost children or separated family members
  • Lost and found items
  • General fair information
  • Accessibility assistance

If a child becomes separated from their parent or guardian, please notify Guest Services or a fair staff member immediately.

LOCAL FACILITIES AND SERVICES

The Moapa Valley area offers a variety of nearby services including:

  • Motels and lodging
  • RV parks and campgrounds
  • Gas stations
  • Grocery and supply stores
  • Restaurants
  • Parks and picnic areas

Strollers and wheelchairs may be available for rent at Guest Services.

For banking needs, a 24-hour ATM is located on the fairgrounds.

Emergency services available in the area include:

  • Medical clinic
  • Pharmacy
  • Ambulance services

SECURITY

Security personnel will be present throughout the fairgrounds during public hours to assist with safety and crowd management.

Security patrols will also operate 24 hours a day during the Fair to monitor grounds, exhibits, and facilities.

While reasonable precautions are taken, the Clark County Fair & Rodeo is not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged property.

VOLUNTEERS

The Clark County Fair relies on dedicated volunteers to help make the event successful.

As a token of appreciation, volunteers may receive discounted or complimentary admission passes in accordance with the current Volunteer Pass Policy.

For volunteer opportunities, contact the Fair Office at (702) 398-3247.

CARNIVAL RIDES

Carnival rides are operated by Brown’s Amusements.

For ride safety guidelines and height restrictions, please visit:
www.brownsamusements.com

For safety reasons, carnival rides may not be used by individuals who:

  • Are pregnant
  • Are wearing a cast or medical immobilization device
  • Do not meet posted height or safety requirements

All ride restrictions must be followed as posted by the carnival operator.

DRONE POLICY

The operation or use of drones, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), or any remote-controlled aircraft is strictly prohibited anywhere on or above the Clark County Fairgrounds during the Clark County Fair & Rodeo.

This policy applies to all attendees, vendors, exhibitors, and participants.

The only exception is for authorized media, contractors, or fair personnel who have received prior written approval from Fair Management and who comply with all FAA regulations and local safety guidelines.

Any unauthorized drone operation may result in immediate removal from the fairgrounds and potential restriction from future fair events.

MEDIA RELEASE

By entering the Clark County Fairgrounds during the Clark County Fair & Rodeo, guests, participants, vendors, exhibitors, and volunteers grant permission to the Clark County Fair & Rodeo and its partners to photograph, film, or record their likeness, voice, or image.

These photos, videos, and recordings may be used for promotional, marketing, advertising, or archival purposes, including but not limited to:

  • Social media
  • Websites
  • Printed promotional materials
  • Broadcast media
  • Future fair advertising

No compensation will be provided for such use.

Guests who do not wish to appear in photographs or recordings should notify fair staff or photographers at the time of filming.

RULE INTERPRETATION

The Clark County Fair Board and Fair Management reserve the final and absolute right to interpret all rules and regulations and to determine any matters arising in connection with the Fair.

Every effort has been made to ensure accuracy in these rules. In the event of any discrepancy or dispute, the decision of Fair Management shall be final.