Topsfield Fair
Visitors can experience a traditional agricultural fair featuring the All New England Giant Pumpkin Weigh Off, livestock shows, horse pulling, and demolition derbies. Entertainment offerings include the Flying Wallendas, live concerts, Dock Dogs competitions, and parades. Guests can also explore midway rides, craft and produce displays, and food vendors.
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Plan Your Visit
Website / Tickets
When
Tickets
$15 advanced fair admission; $34 advanced fair ride tickets.
Hours
October 2: 4:00pm–10:00pm; October 3: 10:00am–10:00pm; October 4: 10:00am–9:00pm; October 5: 11:00am–9:00pm; October 12: 10:00am–8:00pm.
Food & Drink
Food vendors are available at the fair.
Parking
Every Topsfield Fair parking lot has accessible parking. The largest number of spaces is in Lot A/River Gate, the entrance to which is on Route 1. All accessible parking is located near an entrance gate. On busy days, spaces in our lots are occupied early.
Accessibility
Most fairgrounds areas are paved for wheelchairs and scooters, accessible parking is available in all lots, and wheelchair rentals are at River Gate.
Going?
Location
Local Insight & Ratings
Scare Factor
Family Friendly
Best For
Families and fans of agricultural fairs
Vibe
Lively, traditional, agricultural
Energy Level
High
Photo Friendly
High
Weather Sensitivity
Moderate
Tips & Advice
- Pre-purchase admission tickets online, at participating locations, or at the Main Gate Ticket Booth to skip lines.
- For the most accessible parking spaces and on-site wheelchair rentals, enter through Lot A at the River Gate on Route 1.
- Visit on the first Monday or on rainy days if you want to experience smaller crowds.
Special Events & Promotions
- Opening Day on October 2 includes Midway Ride Specials.
- October 5 is Senior Citizen Day and Sensory Day, with Midway Ride Specials and reduced sensory stimuli.
- October 6 and 7 are Senior Citizen Days with Midway Ride Specials; October 6 is also Military Day and October 7 is 4-H Science Day.
- The fair also labels October 3 FFA Day, October 10 4-H Day, October 11 Grange Day, and October 12 Motorsport Day.
Links & Contact
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Frequently Asked Questions
What adjustments are made for Sensory Day?
Vendors turn off flashing lights, music, and announcements, while grounds announcements and stage entertainment sound levels are significantly lowered.
Are ticket purchases refundable?
No, all ticket sales are final and non-refundable.
Where can lost children or a quiet space be found?
The Kids' Safe Zone and Lost Children building is located between the Bee and Sheep buildings until 8:00 PM, after which visitors should report to the Administration Building.
Are there dedicated facilities for nursing mothers?
Yes, a Nursing Mother's Lounge and Adult Changing Room with an outdoor hand wash station is located between the Bee and Sheep buildings near the Picnic Area.
Can wheelchairs be rented on site?
Wheelchairs are available for rent at the gate nearest to Parking Lot A, also known as the River Gate Entrance.
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