Frontier Park

I've attended more CFD rodeos and concerts than I can count. And it never fails. If I have tickets in the grandstands, I can't find my seat.

The map shows the traffic plan for the Frontier Park area for Cheyenne Frontier Days, 2019.

CFD allows face value or lower resale in the grassy area by the Ticket Committee Building, but anyone caught selling for above face value will be asked to leave the park.

To increase public safety, CFD will be paying for additional police officers to be present at the rodeos and night shows as well as throughout the park.

In light of events at the national level, Cheyenne police are implementing new technology to ensure rodeo fans have a safe Frontier Days.

Hirsig says if all goes according to plan, the building should be completed by June 1, 2019.

This will be a brand new event for CFD 2018.

If you couldn't be there to watch it in person, the City of Cheyenne put on an epic fireworks show last night at Frontier Park. Here's a video from the big finale, courtesy of our friend Jaimel Blajszczak.  

The year was 1897, just 7 years after Wyoming became a state, and Cheyenne had celebrated their very first Cheyenne Frontier Days. Much has changed since then.

It is fair time here in Laramie County, and all of the kiddos and families are excited to show off what they have work so hard on all year. Here is a look at what's going on today.