Sydney Royal Easter Show Tickets

I had an incredible time at the Easter Show — every single moment was packed with fun, laughter, and excitement. The atmosphere was vibrant, with bright lights, delicious food stalls, and so much to see and do. The rides were absolutely crazy and so much fun, each one better than the last. From heart-racing rollercoasters to spinning thrill rides, it was an unforgettable experience. I loved the mix of carnival games, animal displays, and live performances too. It’s the perfect place to spend a day with friends or family. I can’t wait to go back next year!

Realize that the Royal Easter Show can be expensive for tickets BUT there is plenty to see & do for free & show bags are reasonably priced too. It is great to see overseas competitors for the wood chop competing against competitors here in Australia, that goes to show also the quality for the show itself. Crafts are just amazing & even if a person is not totally interested, just seeing the talent people have is so good. Getting to the Show is easy, plenty of trains available & just the experience going to the show itself is so worth while, so don't hesitate, give it a try, you may be surprised just how good going to the Sydney Royal Easter show is.

The show was very well organised and offered a variety of enjoyable and brilliant performances that are suitable for ages. Sydney buses staff offered an excellent service and enough information to the public. We really really thank everyone for our amazing day.

The motor bike riders and the fire works were absolutely brilliant

Had tickets easy to get to the rides were incredible

The Show was bigger and better this year!! I loved it!

It was clear that someone had run an intelligent eye over last years performance and made quite a few adjustments. The rubbish, the seating (though STILL NOT ENOUGH) was better. more space for people, though it was not crowded till 3pm when I left. Pretty relaxed, a better grade of food supplies though $12 for Hot Chips was appalling!!

My grandchildren (8 and 4) loved their first time we did the food dome and government /service exhibitions first. Lots of great activities for kids. Are a lunchtime shows a bit disappointing but ok. Food options good and not expensive by event standards. Crafts and art good. CWA cafe line too long for us but Rural students cafe was a great alternative. We only let them have 2 rides each and they enjoyed them. Showbag pavilion last. All the young staff (and the old) were universally polite and pleasant. Didn’t have time to see enough animals, but they come from outside Sydney so that wasn’t a real problem

I don't think I've missed a year of The Royal Easter Show, I used to go with my parents, and now I takes my grandchildren, even worked the main arena for a few years and I have seen growth and excitement from the ever expanding events, rides, stalls and of course show bags.

I Love the show, but things didn't get off to a good start. After being dropped off by our bus, we were delighted to find that we had to line up to get into the show. I can understand that bags need to go through a security check, but the line took 40 minutes for us to get through the gate. There were no formal lines or barriers, so everyone just lined up willy nilly. Two lines to start that stretched right up to the main road. No personnel to tell advise us what was happening. After going to the end of the line, we then found that people getting off the bus, closest to the gates, were just joining the line willy nilly. Members only gate was joined by frustrated patrons, sick of waiting around in the sun. Finally, we were in! I was longing for CWA scones with jam and cream. Not to be! The line for this was nearly as long as the line to get into the show. A totally inadequately small section was fenced off for patrons to sit down to enjoy their scones. Anyone could see that it was going to be a very long wait. Something as popular as this should have been allocated a far greater area. Disappointing! There was a lot to recommend the show, just a shame about the disorganisation at the front gates to begin the day.