Arizona State Fair

The Arizona State Fair is located in Phoenix, Arizona, a city with a population of over 1.7 million residents, making it the fifth most populous city in the United States. The fairgrounds serve as a multi-use event facility, primarily hosting the annual Arizona State Fair, which includes a variety of attractions such as agricultural exhibits, carnival rides, entertainment, and food vendors.

The fairgrounds have an approximate seating capacity of 15,000 for grandstand events, which often feature concerts and live performances from various artists. The facility is also utilized for other events throughout the year, including trade shows, conventions, and community gatherings. Its central location in Phoenix provides easy access from various parts of the city and surrounding areas, enhancing its role as a significant venue for local and regional events.

Recent infrastructure updates have improved public transportation access to the fairgrounds, including light rail services that connect to the facility, facilitating increased foot traffic and convenience for visitors. The Arizona State Fair contributes to local tourism and the economy, drawing attendees from across the state and beyond.

For more information, the facility has a Wikipedia entry at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arizona_State_Fair. It is also known by the alternate name "Arizona State Fairgrounds," which is outlined in the same entry.