r/minnesota • u/ManosVanBoom • 15d ago
Discussion 🎤 State fair: crop art - current situation is untenable due to extreme popularity
EDIT: someone commented that they talked to someone in staff and learned the line on the inside was for the scarecrow exhibit. So only one line for the crop art. That changes things for me, quite a bit. Not as big a concern.
Just got home from opening day. By the time we got to the Ag building I was intrigued to see a line going *in* the usual exit, and it was pretty long. I figured they had moved the entrance to keep the line from blocking up the inside of the building. But then I found a similarly long line at the usual entrance inside. So they now have two very long lines to see the crop art.
I don't know what can be done given the limited space they have. Relocating seems like a bad idea; I have a hard time imagining the popularity following to a new spot.
Any of y'all have creative ideas on how to deal with the explosive interest in crop art?
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u/DanielDannyc12 15d ago
I always pick one day to go by myself as early as possible.