Your Guide to the Gold Country Pro Rodeo
Everything you need to know before you arrive, from schedules and events to seating, parking, and tips for a great rodeo experience.
Plan Your Visit
Everything You Need for a Great Rodeo Experience
Whether it’s your first rodeo or a yearly tradition, this guide will help you plan your visit to the Gold Country Pro Rodeo with ease. From event schedules and seating options to parking, policies, and helpful tips, everything you need to know is right here so you can focus on enjoying the action.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Have questions about tickets, seating, parking, or what to expect at the Gold Country Pro Rodeo? We’ve got you covered. Below you’ll find answers to the most common questions to help you plan your visit and enjoy a smooth, stress-free rodeo experience.
The event is being held at McCann Stadium in the Gold Country Fairgrounds.
Enter at 209 Fairgate Road, Auburn, CA 95603 (Google map link)
Friday Night Official After Party
Honky-Tonk After Dark
8 PM to close | Gold Country Fairgrounds, Golden State Cider Stage
$15 cover 21+
Saturday Night Official After Party
From Chutes to Boots: The Official Rodeo After Party
7 PM to close | Gold Country Fairgrounds, Golden State Cider Stage
$20 cover 21+
Join us for the country bashes of the year!!!
Cowboys and cowgirls, from all over the country, will boot scoot at the rodeo fairgrounds' Golden State Cider Stage!
Join us Friday and Saturday night for live music, drinks, dancing and more!
No strollers, wagons, or car seats are allowed due to the Fire Marshal (stroller parking at the front entrance)
No pets are allowed inside for the safety of the animals in the arena. (ADA-trained service animals ONLY)
No outside food and drink are allowed to be brought in (unless for documented medical reasons).
No ins & outs. Once you enter the venue, you will not be allowed to come in and out.
ADA seating is available while supplies last. This is limited to the ticket holder that requires ADA seating and one guest.
No umbrellas or canopies are allowed.
No. You may not save seats.
Yes. Parking starts at $10.00. The parking entrance is at 209 Fairgate Road. The rodeo is held at the McCann Stadium at the Gold Country Fairgrounds.
The Rodeo gates open 2.5 hours before the rodeo starts. That’s 4:30 pm on Friday, 1:30 pm on Saturday, and 11:30 am on Sunday. Come early to get a good seat, eat some grub, shop the mercantile, and experience the pre-rodeo activities.
Ice chests, food, or beverages not purchased within the arena
Strollers, wagons, and car seats
Pets of any kind (except ADA-trained service animals)
Camera or video equipment is not allowed except by pre-approval. This includes during Mutton Busting
No weapons of any type
Pop-up tents/umbrellas
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A blanket to sit on (the bleachers can be hot/cold)
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Sunscreen
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A hat and sunglasses
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A clear bag – Reference clear bag below.
No. Kids 3 and under do not need a ticket.
Please note that according to Fire Marshal regulations, no strollers or wagons are allowed in the arena.
Yes. If the event is not sold out, the arena box office will sell tickets.
Tickets online are:
$45.00 – $50.00 Covered Seating (4 Years & Over)
$40.00 – $45.00 General Admission (4 Years & Over)
Kids 3 & Under Are Free
Tickets at the box office are:
$50.00 -$55.00 Covered Seating (4 Years & Over)
$45.00 – $50.00 General Admission (4 Years & Over)
Kids 3 & Under Are Free
NO refunds. The rodeo goes on rain or shine.
Approved Bags
(Must not exceed the listed sizes)
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Clear bag (maximum size: 12” x 6” x 12”)
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1-gallon clear freezer bag (12” x 12”)
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Small clutch bag or purse (maximum size: 6” x 11”)
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Clear fanny pack
Other Allowed Items
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Hats
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Sunglasses
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Sunscreen
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One unopened 16.9 oz water bottle per person
Medically necessary items and diaper bags are allowed
These items require a thorough inspection at the entrance
Refusal to allow inspection will result in denied entry
Prohibited items include, but are not limited to:
Camera tripods, monopods, or single-purpose cameras
Guns or firearms (including concealed carry permits)
Backpacks or large purses
Knives, weapons, or dangerous objects
Strollers or car seats
Chairs of any kind
Air horns or horns of any kind
Personal water bottles
Outside food or beverages (including alcohol)
Thermoses or ice chests
Pets (emotional support animals are not allowed)
Certified service dogs are allowed
Experience the Energy, Tradition, and Championship Spirit of Rodeo
Join Us for an Unforgettable Gold Country Pro Rodeo Experience
From heart-pounding competition to timeless western tradition, the Gold Country Pro Rodeo brings the community together for a weekend filled with excitement, pride, and unforgettable moments. Don’t just watch the rodeo — be part of the legacy.
Built on Grit. Backed by Great Sponsors.
We proudly recognize the sponsors who help bring world-class rodeo action to Gold Country Pro Rodeo.
