Event Hours & AdmissionParking, Shuttles, & AccessibilityWhat To Bring & On-Site Amenities

Attendee FAQ — Everything You Need to Plan Your Midwest Outdoor Show Visit

  1. What are the event dates, hours, and admission details?

    The Midwest Outdoor Show runs from June 19 - 21, 2026. We recommend purchasing tickets online in advance to secure faster entry and access to any early-bird discounts.

  2. Where do I park, and is there accessible parking available?

    On-site parking is available in designated lots around the venue, with clear signage and staff to help direct traffic. Accessible parking spaces are located closest to the main entrances and are available on a first-come, first-served basis with a valid permit. Please check the Attendee Info or Directions page for parking maps, rideshare drop-off locations, and any shuttle details.

  3. Can I bring my kids, and do they need a ticket?

    Yes, families are welcome at the Midwest Outdoor Show. Children are allowed when accompanied by an adult. Age-based ticket policies (such as discounted or free admission for young children) will be listed on the Tickets page. Please note that all minors must remain under adult supervision at all times while on the show floor and in activity areas.

  4. What should I bring with me to the show?

    We recommend comfortable walking shoes, a light jacket or layers, and a small bag or backpack for literature and samples. If you purchased tickets online, bring a printed confirmation or have your digital ticket ready on your phone. You may also want business cards or contact info if you plan to speak with exhibitors about services, trips, or gear.

  5. Are food, drinks, and pets allowed at the event?

    Food and beverages will be available for purchase from on-site concessions and vendors. Outside food and drinks policies vary by venue; please refer to the Attendee Info page for specific rules. Only service animals, as defined by applicable law, are permitted inside the event space; personal pets are not allowed on the show floor.

Attendees at the Midwest Outdoor Show