Win tickets to See Brooks and Dunn at the State Fair!

Win tickets to See Brooks and Dunn at the State Fair!

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100.5 WYMG & Credit Pro Auto are taking you to the STATE FAIR to see Brooks and Dunn in concert – on the Grandstand Main Stage -Sun night, August 14th.

Lucky winners will win a pair of Brooks and Dunn concert tickets, admission into the Illinois State Fair, and a Parking Pass.

Registration is July 25th – August 7th at capitolwolf.com or at Credit Pro Autos.  You can register once an hour! So up your chances and register as often as you can! Winners will be announced on August 8th. Tickets will be redeemed at Credit Pro Auto, 4580 Wabash Ave Springfield, IL 62711.

Register to win below!

 

August 15th:  Brooks and Dunn / Kendell Marvel@ 7:30pm
*Blue Ribbon Zone $120 / **Pre-Show Party $30 – Ticket Price $53 – $65

General Information

The 2022 Illinois State Fair runs from August 11th through August 21st. The Fairgrounds are open from 7 a.m. to Midnight for the duration of the Fair. The Fair Administration Office is open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. during the Fair.

Prices subject to change

​Daily Admission Rates:

  • Children (0-12)    FREE
  • Adults (13-59)     $10 (Fridays & Saturdays)
  • Adults (13-59)     $5 (All other days)
    Seniors (60+)      $3

​Parking Rates:

  • Daily           $5
  • Seasonal     $40 (Gate 6, Lot 18 infield)

FREE Admission Days:

  • Sunday, August 14     (Veterans & immediate families free with proper ID)
  • Monday, August 15    (Seniors & Scouts (with proper ID or uniform) FREE)
  • Friday, August 19       (First Responders with proper ID)

Discount Admission Booklets:

Admission booklet                  $45.00 (eleven (11) any day 2022 adult admissions)

Senior Admission booklet      $30.00 (ten (10) any day 2022 senior admissions)

Listen to 100.5 WYMG to find out how to win tickets to Brooks and Dunn concert!

 

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