Accessibility
Please note, this information is not updated for 2027.
All permanent restroom facilities at State Fair Park are accessible to patrons with disabilities. Accessible parking spaces are available in all State Fair parking lots on a first-come, first-served basis.
Please note: Onsite electric scooter, wheelchair, stroller, and wagon rentals will not be available for Harvest Fair.
Accessible Parking Spaces
Parking is $13 per vehicle.
Accessible parking spaces are available in all State Fair parking lots on a first-come, first-served basis. While these Accessible parking spots cannot be reserved in advance, purchasing your parking pass online ahead of time provides quicker entry into the lots. Once you arrive, with proper decals or license plates displayed, you will be directed to any available Accessible spots within our lots. Designated Accessible parking areas are as follows:
Gate 1 – W. Greenfield Avenue & S. 79th Street
Gate 4 – S. 84th Street, just north of W. Greenfield Avenue
Gate 5 – S. 84th Street & W. Schlinger Avenue
Proper decals or license plates must be displayed.
All parking is first-come, first-served. Accessible Parking Spaces cannot be reserved in advance.
Gates may close temporarily if parking lots are full. Upon entering the lot, you will pay for parking via credit/debit card or show your prepaid parking pass upon entry. Once parked, proceed to the nearest State Fair admission entrance. If your vehicle leaves the parking lot, you will be charged for parking upon re-entry.
*Please note: Onsite electric scooter, wheelchair, stroller, and wagon rentals will not be available for Harvest Fair.
Rideshare Options
Get a ride home with Uber, Lyft, or taxi service. A designated pick-up and drop-off area is located at Gate 4.
Rideshare vehicles and taxis should enter Gate 4 at located on S. 84th Street, just north of W. Greenfield Avenue.
Restrooms
Accessible restrooms are located throughout the State Fair for Fairgoers’ convenience in the Exposition Center, Wisconsin Building, Dairy Building, the corner of Grandstand Avenue & Benno’s Micro Alley, and at the corner of Central Avenue & Second Street.
Family/All-Gender restrooms and adult-sized, adjustable changing tables are available at the Central Mall restrooms, Dairy Building, Exposition Center, and the corner of Grandstand Avenue & Benno’s Micro Alley. The family restroom equipped with an adult-sized powered changing table is also located in the north lobby of the Exposition Center.
Specially equipped portable restrooms are available at the State Fair Main Stage and at the Main Entrance.
Sensory-Friendly Visits
Noise-Canceling Headphones
Noise-canceling headphones are available in youth and adult sizes at the Information Booth locations for checkout and return.
Communication Tools
Captioning Tablets
Captioning tablets are available at the Information Booths for communication between Fairgoers and Guest Services Representatives.
Visual Communication Tools
Visual Communication Tools are available at all Information Booths for communication between Fairgoers and Guest Services Representatives as well as for distribution and use during your visit.
Visual Communication Tools will also be available at all Admissions and Activity & Ride Ticket Booths to aid in purchasing of tickets.
A PDF of the Visual Communication Tool can be found below for download and printing at the button below.
Service Animals
For the safety of our guests, pets are not permitted on site. Working service animals are permitted. Service animals must remain on a leash or in a harness and under the control of the owner at all times.
Wisconsin State Fair Park follows ADA guidelines regarding service animals. A service animal is one that is trained to do work, perform tasks, and assist individuals with disabilities. Due to the nature of some attractions at State Fair Park, service animals are not permitted on rides or attractions, and may be restricted in certain areas due to safety concerns.
ADA regulations state that the specific work or task a dog has been trained to provide must be directly related to a person’s disability. Dogs whose sole function is to provide comfort or emotional support do not qualify as service animals according to the ADA. Therefore, emotional support animals are not permitted at Wisconsin State Fair Park facilities during the any events, including but not limited to the annual Wisconsin State Fair, INDYCAR Weekend, and Harvest Fair events.