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Reno Rodeo Association

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1350 N Wells Ave
Reno, NV 89512
+1 (775) 329-3877
http://www.renorodeo.com

The Reno Rodeo Association, based in Reno, NV, is a non-profit organization that hosts the annual Reno Rodeo, a PRCA-sanctioned event featuring thrilling cowboy action. With over 900 dedicated volunteers, the event draws over 140,000 fans each year and is recognized as the 4th richest PRCA tour rodeo in the country.

Nationally televised on major networks like The Cowboy Channel and ESPN, the Reno Rodeo has a significant economic impact on the Reno Sparks area, contributing millions of dollars to local businesses. Known for its rip-roarin' and jaw-droppin' entertainment, the Reno Rodeo promises an unforgettable experience for all rodeo enthusiasts.

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4.038 reviews
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Samantha P.
7/11/2024

Oh the Rodeo! I always have a blast when I come once a year to enjoy rodeo amazingness. Every year I feel that the event is more and more packed, which is amazing! I'm not a huge fan of crowds so...

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Aubrey A.
7/11/2024

They put on such a fun and organized event every year. The rodeo is well done, animals seem as well cared for as they can be. The announcers are fun, and it still feels like a small home town...

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Sheryl M.
6/15/2023

I knew the rodeo events were sold out a while ago so I was so glad I the Carnival was an option for my nine year old nephew. We went on 6/15/2023. We opted to take the shuttle from GSR and save...

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Julie A.
6/15/2023

A five star Cattle Drive today down McCarren and Sutro streets heading to the Reno Fairgrounds for the opening of the Reno Rodeo today. It was Fantastic! Police and sheriffs on motorcycles,...

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Vivienne C.
7/1/2021

My very first time at Reno Rodeo and at any Rodeo in general. To be honest, I had no idea what to expect from a Rodeo, but saw that this event was happening while I was in town, so I decided to go...

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