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Fair attendance through Sunday, Sept. 6
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FAIR ATTENDANCE: EVERY BODY COUNTS
Aug. 27: 114,439, a record. Last year was 103,974.
Aug. 28: 124,991 (compared with 96,993 last year). The record is 129,827 (2004).
Aug. 29: 189,077 (compared with 171,663 last year). The record is 202,126 (1998).
Aug. 30: 191,071 (compared with 183,258 last year). The record is 209,969 (1994).
Aug. 31: 131,705 (compared with 130,767 last year). The record is 143,998 (1994).
Tuesday: 129,423, a record. Last year was 117,196.
Wednesday: 110,931 (compared with 88,228 last year). The record is 128,966 (2006).
Thursday: 122,732 (compared with 116,143 last year). The record is 155,183 (1995).
Friday: 155,805 (compared with 165,194 last year). The record is 179,052 (2003).
Saturday: 207,075 (compared with 209,399 last year). The record is 225,249 (1995).
Sunday: 186,324 (compared with 189,228 last year). The record is 215,761 (1999).
Monday's attendance and total fair attendance won't be available until today.
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