Sheridan WYo Rodeo Ticket Info

Sheridan, Wyo. (March 7, 2024) — Tickets for the 94th annual Sheridan WYO Rodeo will go on sale on April 6, 2024. New this year, ticket sales will be available at the Exhibit Hall at the Sheridan County Fairgrounds from 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm. “This is a new venue for the opening day of ticket sales and we are excited to have a larger venue with plenty of parking available to patrons”, stated Sheridan WYO Rodeo President Hayden Heaphy. 

Ticket sales will move to the WYO Theater Mars Lobby on April 10. Online ticket sales begin 8 am Monday, April 8. Click here to BUY TICKETS!

See ticket sales schedule here.

Sheridan WYO Rodeo Week runs July 8-14, 2024 with four nights of PRCA, WPRA and World Championship Indian Relay performances running Wednesday, July 10 through Saturday, July 13.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Please DO NOT purchase your tickets from other ticketing vendors. ONLY purchase your WYO Rodeo tickets through sheridanwyorodeo.com. Once you click BUY TICKETS, you’ll be ported over to E-tix, our ONLY OFFICIAL online ticketing partner. By clicking through to Etix from our website only, you’ll be sure you’re getting legitimate tickets.

Season Ticket Holders
Specific, reserved seats are held for Season Ticket Holders until purchase, so there is no concern that their tickets will be released to the public. If Season tickets are not purchased by June 22n this year (Third Thursday), we’ll reach out to our Season Ticket holders to give them a chance to purchase and retain their seats.

Gold Buckle Club Ticket Availability
Gold Buckle Members may purchase two, four-night Gold Buckle ticket packages April 6 – May 7, then up to two additional four-night ticket packages from Wednesday, May 8 – June 11, while supplies last. Starting Wednesday June 12, Gold Buckle Club members may purchase up to four more ticket packages, while supplies last. Note: Gold Buckle grandstand ticket packages typically sell out by late May/early June.

Seating Information
Child Seating
Guests three (3) years of age and older are required to have a ticket for entry every evening of the WYO Rodeo. However, children two (2) years of age and under may sit on the lap of their parent/guardian during the performance. Anyone who would like their own seat, regardless of age, must purchase a ticket.

Accessible Seating
Sheridan County Fairgrounds offers accessible seating, but it is limited and reserved for guests with valid physical accessibility needs. If you require accessible seating, please let us know when purchasing your tickets. You will be required to provide proof of your accessibility need. Guests with accessibility needs must bring their own wheelchairs in which to sit. One companion per accessible guest is allowed, and they must also provide their own seat.

Did you know that the WYO Rodeo was named Mountain States Circuit 2021 Rodeo of the Year by the PRCA? Join us July 8-13, 2024! Let’s Get Wyo’d!BUY

Starting April 8 online tickets available 24/7 – Buy Tickets!

Ticket sales schedule:
WYO Theater Mars Lobby
42 N. Main St. Sheridan, WY

  • April 10 – May 29: Wed: 4:30 – 6:30 pm
  • June 4 – July 3: Tues, Wed, Thurs: 4:30 – 6:30 & Sat: 9 am – 12 pm *Closed July 4 & 6
  • Rodeo Week – July 8 & 9: 9 am – 5 pm | July 10 & 11: 9 am – 3 pm

At gate: Fairgrounds 5-8 pm Rodeo nights only

View WYO Rodeo Week Events

Please DO NOT purchase your tickets from other ticketing vendors. ONLY purchase your WYO Rodeo tickets through sheridanwyorodeo.com. Click through to E-tix, our ONLY OFFICIAL online ticketing partner. By clicking through to Etix from our website only, you’ll be sure you’re getting legitimate tickets.

Questions? email sheridanwyorodeo@gmail.com or visit the Sheridan WYO Rodeo ticketing desk in the Mars Lobby at the WYO Theater during open hours.

2024 Brochure

History of the WYO

1929 Sheridan WYO Rodeo
In 1931, the small town of Sheridan, Wyoming, was so quiet you could “shoot a shotgun down Main Street and have no fear of injuring anyone.” A group of local citizens wanted to do something about the situation and decided to put on a rodeo. They set their sights high and organized a first class professional rodeo on a par with other professional rodeos like the Cheyenne Frontier Days in Cheyenne, Wyoming.