Worlds Oldest Rodeo Tickets

World’s Oldest Rodeo Show Tickets

Be a part of history with the World’s Oldest Rodeo tickets from TicketSmarter. The World’s Oldest Rodeo was first founded in 1888 in Prescott, Ariz. Locals in Prescott decided to start a type of tournament for cowboys, and the Prescott Rodeo, a.k.a World’s Oldest Rodeo, was born. The first winner of the World’s Oldest Rodeo was a cowboy by the name of Juan Leivas. Rodeos have since spread across the United States as well as across the world.

Throughout the years, Prescott Rodeo has gone through changes, but it has always stayed open. While other rodeos were shutting down during the Great Depression, the World’s Oldest Rodeo persevered and never shut down. In 1985, the rodeo reached out to the U.S. Patent Office and was able to get the title of World’s Oldest Rodeo. The rodeo is run by Prescott Frontier Days, Inc. and several hundred volunteers, especially during the holidays. Prescott Frontier Days, Inc. uses all the profit from the World’s Oldest Rodeo tickets to give back to the community as well as local food banks. World’s Oldest Rodeo is a piece of history still in the making, and it is a rodeo that is perfect for the whole family.

How much are Worlds Oldest Rodeo tickets?

Tickets to the Worlds Oldest Rodeo cost $96.85 on average.  

How to get cheap Worlds Oldest Rodeo tickets

You can find cheap Worlds Oldest Rodeo tickets for as low as $25.20.

Is there premium seating at Worlds Oldest Rodeo?

Some rodeo events offer premium seating and other upgraded experiences with prices as high as $235.71. Check the interactive seating chart above to see if there are any available for the Worlds Oldest Rodeo.

When is Worlds Oldest Rodeo happening?

The next Worlds Oldest Rodeo event is scheduled for July 3rd, 2025 at 7:30pm at Prescott Frontier Days, Inc. - World's Oldest Rodeo in Prescott, AZ.

When do Worlds Oldest Rodeo tickets go on sale?

27 tickets are available now for Worlds Oldest Rodeo.

How long are Worlds Oldest Rodeo events?

Rodeo events can range anywhere from two to six hours depending on the number of competitors. Official PBR and PRCA events tend to be on the longer side since they have more participants and higher purses.

Is Worlds Oldest Rodeo family-friendly?

Yes! Worlds Oldest Rodeo is a great fit for families with constant action in a more casual setting. Often, rodeo events include kid-focused segments as well like mutton busting.

How to sell Worlds Oldest Rodeo tickets

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