Tillamook County Fairgrounds — Local services in Tillamook

When I attended the Tillamook county fair in 2016 and went to the Little River Band's concert I had a very enjoyable time! (It was just like being `at any other L.R.B. concert with my family.) The show was dynamite and amenities were comfortable for me:being in my Power wheelchair in the grandstands. The entire fair was AS great as I recalled-being a part of like I had during my youth when I had no physical-disability!) ALL of the Mooks there behaved kindly and ALL KNOW how to have fun in "a Peaceable way" too! :

The ticket price is CASH ONLY. I made the mistake for my first time attending not having any on me. An old short hair Karen scolded me for it, after waiting in a 30 min line of cars to wait at the front of the line. I told her that I am blocking traffic behind me, then she said ‘well you can’t go inside either’ and I said ‘ok, so what should I do?’ She asked me for my driver’s license and to find an ATM OUTSIDE of the fair and I looked at her like she had a 3rd eye and said that I can’t legally drive without a DL then proceeded to say she didn’t care and to take it up with the officers. I couldn’t help but laugh at her thought process and after realizing what a fool she made of herself she said ‘fine, you can go through all the way to the exit, don’t you DARE park!’ And proceeded to tell her coworker taking tickets to watch for my car like they were the parking police. Since I already made the lengthy drive there, I went to grab some cash and go through a different and shorter line then she was at. The fair was entertaining to say the...

A quite typical county fair. Not run too professionally nor with much polish. On the last day of the fair they were running over an hour behind with their grandstand events and made no effort to get back towards schedule. The seating in the grandstand was made horribly bad by persons reserving and holding entire rows (even though there is a “no hold” policy). Four people were hold a block of two entire rows! The Pig-n-Ford race was an interesting local families only event that seemingly had the ten original and only allowed racing families occupying the entire grandstand. The MC droned on and on about them. The fair’s final event is a demolition derby that probably started 2 hours late (we left before it even started setting up). I’ve been to few different county fairs around the country. They’re all run differently and most can use some updating. This was no exception and is a suggestion. For a dairy county they can do...