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L.A. County Fair – Pomona

$25 for L.A. County-Fair Admission for Two Plus Preferred Parking

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In a Nutshell

89-year-old county fair boasts numerous animal attractions & family activities, as well as shopping & food & wine expos

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  • Expires Oct 2, 2011
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County fairs are much more popular than county unfairs, where burly carnies hold cotton candy just out of reach and the strongman contest is rigged with balloon dumbbells. Level the playing field with today's Groupon: for $25, you get an outing for two at the L.A. County Fair in Pomona (up to a $49 total value). The outing includes the following:

  • Two admission passes (up to a $17 value each)
  • Preferred parking at Gate 9 or 17 (a $15 value)

A Los Angeles tradition since 1922, the L.A. County Fair embodies the largest county fair in the nation, compiling animal attractions, local cuisine, shopping opportunities, and thrilling circus antics. Take the kids to lose a grinning contest during a live shark encounter, or sojourn back to a time of endless Renaissance fairs in the Land of Frogs, Princesses, and Knights. Spandexed aerialists trapeze in Esmeralda's Traveling Circus, inspiring little ones to transform into their favorite performers with the help of face paint and imagination fuel. Parents might peruse the metacollection of collections at the fair's Millard Sheets Center for the Arts or get in touch with their inner gourmand at the Wine & Spirits Marketplace. After filling fun tanks to bursting, families may saunter back to their conveniently parked cars and prevent a thrill surplus by reading the 1974 U.S. tax code.

2012 L.A. County Fair

Though many things have changed during the L.A. County Fair’s 90 years, the one constant has been the large crowds it attracts with the classic sights and sounds of an outdoor carnival. Lights race past as carnival rides fly overhead, and riffs from battling bands carry through the air. Stingray Island, a new attraction in 2012, brings fair-goers face to fin with octopuses, schools of shrimp, and stingrays swimming inside a 17,000-gallon salt-water tank. Inside FairView Farms, fair-goers can see firsthand what it takes to work a farm by watching live workers tend to pastures and baby animals at the nursery. In 2011, more than 1,490,000 people explored the fairgrounds, making it the second-highest attendance year recorded outside of 1991, when everyone showed up with their stunt double.

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The Groupon Guide to: Baseball Lingo

In addition to reading excerpts from Brian Dennehy’s Wikipedia page, baseball announcers make broadcasts interesting for viewers by using colorful slang to describe what’s going on in the game. Here are some phrases you might hear the next time you're tuning in to baseball on the television:

Circus Catch: When a catch is made by a player who applies red lipstick to his nose before every game
Dying Quail: A line drive hits a pretty-looking pigeon
Mendoza Line: When an entire team is composed of players whose last and first names are Mendoza
Can of Corn: A player who looks like he could fit into a 128-ounce can of corn
Cup of Coffee: A pitch that makes a catcher yell, “Ooh, so hot!”
Barrel of Omelets: A home run
Full of Salt: Player makes a face as though someone just threw a handful of salt into his eyes
Brown Teeth in the Mouth: When it rains and the bases get muddy
Wheelhouse: A good name for a baseball-themed bar
The Artificial Moon’s Shining for All the Swingy Mens Who Keep Doing Things Against Each Other: Stadium lights are on

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    Pomona

    1101 W McKinley Ave.
    Pomona, California 91768
    (909) 623-3111
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