Southern California Fair — Local services in Perris

1st time in years wasn't really enjoyable...and that made me upset.There were too many blank spaces..literally no merchants in the retail areas, just empty stalls which is sad because I love seeing new and innovative products.. nothing really to see in the animal areas..they were so empty this year also.. was always one of my favorite places to visit... less than half of the animals present from previous years... heard so many complaints about food pricing... and Handicap access is very poor as walkways are cracked and rutted..the wire cover rollovers were practically useless as they always collapse in middle of rollover causing issues, and I would know being wheelchair bound.

Highlights his year were the carnival sections for the adults and kids lots of classics... (even though unable to ride). The Black Widow from Michael Jacksons Neverland collection was cool to see in operation. The Baby Bottle Lemonade stands were great also..lots of enjoyable flavors. The Music in all of its varied styles from Jazz, Country, and Metalachi and others were always entertaining and good listens. Overall was kind of a let down. Hoping to catch a few concerts this week hopefully things will pick up. But as it stands now was very thankful as a Perris resident only paid for parking on free Perris Residents...

For a fun time close to home be sure to spend a day at the Southern California Fair. For the cheap admission price of $8 you'll find yourself surrounded by carnival rides and delicious food. Be sure to check the website when they come to town because they have special days where performers come for entertainment as well as discounted prices. The fair i also a member of the Perris Valley Chamber of Commerce. This membership is reserved for businesses looking to help improve the community, which the fair does a swell job of when they come to town. As a local attorney and director of the Chamber, I can say that I look forward to when the fair comes into town.

Joshua D. Naggar, Esq. CA Real Estate Broker- BRE # 01742537 Fmr. Sgt. U.S.M.C., VFW Post 888 Dir. PVCC (Perris Valley Chamber of Commerce) Dir. TICUP (Time Is Creeping Up Productions) Volunteer Professor and Advisor NBECHS Business Advisory Committee-...

It was ok. The sad thing about this fair is you have to leave every single thing early just to see the next thing. So if a show started at 6:30 you would have to leave at 6 just to be able to walk over from one show to the other and get seated and get good seats. I think the shows were two pack together. Even some shows repeated but it's still really wasn't enough time because of the sheer amount of people that were sitting or standing to see if show. The biggest thing was the demolition derby or the night of Destruction with the cars period that show started twice once at 6:30 p.m. on Sunday night and once at 2 p.m. we had to get there 30 minutes early just to get good seats. You you miss other...