Thrillville is brings 10 days of FUN to the Riverside County Fairgrounds

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INDIO, CA

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This 10-day extravaganza will have adrenaline-pumping rides, games, fair food, music, vendors, a rodeo, a circus, and entertainment for the whole family!

Thrillville is bringing FUN to the Riverside County Fairgrounds! This 10-day extravaganza will have adrenaline-pumping rides, your favorite carnival games, delectable food, live music, craft vendors, trapeze artists, stilt walkers, unicyclists, contortionists, jugglers, and a variety of world-class entertainment for the whole family!

Join us February 18-27, 2022 for this family-friendly community event. More details including ticket pricing, promotions, and show schedules can be found at TheThrillville.com/Indio

Where: Gate 6 off Dr. Carreon Blvd. – Riverside County Fairgrounds

When: February 18-27, 2022

Fair Hours:

12PM Open Friday – Monday

3PM Open Tuesday – Thursday

Box Office Pricing:

$10 Admission

Ages 5 & Under – Free Admission

Ages 65 & Older – Free Admission

Veterans – Free Admission

Promo Pricing Available for Online (theThrillville.com/indio)

Carnival Rides, Games, and Food

Tuesday – Friday Armbands – $30

Saturday, Sunday, & Monday Armbands – $35

Individual ride credits will be available for purchase on-site

Entertainment provided with Admission:

LIVE Shark Encounter

Cartoon Poodles

Flying Royal Circus

Petting Zoo

Walk-Around Magic

Stilt Walkers

Contortionist

Live Music:

Voz de Mando – February 27th – Separate Ticket Required

Bone Thumpers

Bumptown

King Sol & The Vibes

dysFUNKsion

Lakeside

LawKnee

Pescaterritory

Metalachi

No Raja

Mariachi Tierra Mexicana de Coachella

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