Our daily tickets and camping pass prices will remain very affordable, and for the first time, we will offer 1,2 and 3-day passes.
For all tickets to
all events
For Camping Pass
Advance ticket prices are:
click link to buy tickets online
Adult
1-day = $12 - Friday -
Saturday - Sunday
2-day = $22 - 2 Day Pass
3-day = $30 - 3 Day Pass
Military and seniors 65+ are $2 off the adult prices.
Kids
6-12 ticket prices
1-day = $5
2-day = $9
3-day = $12
and as always, kids 5-under are free
Tickets will receive a special punch when you buy them, indicating if they are 1, 2 or 3-day tickets. Please don't mess with the punched hole, or punch extra holes, as tickets with more than one punch will only be given a 1-day wristband at the gate. All tickets are $2 higher at the gate.
Tickets and camping passes are now on sale at all Les Schwab Tire Stores in the Treasure valley including Vale, Nyssa, Ontario, Homedale, Emmett, Eagle, Boise, Caldwell, Nampa, Meridian and Mt. Home, as well as Baker City, McCall and Twin Falls. Tickets and camping passes are also available at Buck's 4x4 in Boise, Edge Performance in Ontario, Treasure Valley Motorsports in Caldwell, and EZ Mart and the Double Diamond Saloon in New Plymouth.
Our C-store partner is once again Stinker, and their 25 Southern Idaho locations will be offering $2 discount coupons, (which are redeemed at the gate for cash) helping to make the Big Nasty even more affordable. Stinker are also selling our new 2008 DVD.
Each year, more and more people are camping at the hill in the Seventh Heaven RV Big Nasty Campground, (we sold 656 camping passes last year) and camping passes for cars, motorhomes, trucks and motorcycles remain $20 per vehicle for the entire weekend, (the campground opens at 9am on Friday morning). If you missed last year, you'll notice that the turnoff into the event has been substantially widened and leveled so that even the biggest motorhome can now breeze right on it. The campground consists of mowed hay fields and you may build a fire if you wish, but please remove your fire ring when you leave.
Photo By John Banks
