State Fair of Texas Shooting: If you were at the Fair, you could get a refund
DALLAS - Thousands of people were evacuated from the State Fair of Texas on Saturday Oct. 14 when a shooter opened fire in the food court, injuring 3 people.
Now many are asking, am I going to get my money back?
Increased police presence at State Fair of Texas after weekend shooting
Part of the security plan at the State Fair of Texas following the weekend shooting includes a more visible police presence. That includes inside the tower building food court where the shooting happened.
The Fair has now set up a portal to help.
The folks at the State Fair of Texas have created a guest relations inquiry for any kind of refund or replacement request for the Fair.
There are a couple of options.
You can request a replacement admission ticket.
If you do, you have to use it by Sunday when the Fair closes, you can request the ticket be swapped out for a ticket to next year's fair, or you can ask for a refund.
In order for the State Fair of Texas to begin processing your request you'll need to provide a couple of different pieces of information.
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That includes proof of attendance on Oct. 14.
You can give the Fair your admission ticket order number, a copy of your receipt or a clear photo of your completed receipt for that day of the day.
Fill out the form here.