Royal Queensland Show - Ekka

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Bowen Hills, Australia

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Royal Queensland Show - Ekka Reviews | Rating 4.2 out of 5 stars (8 reviews)

Royal Queensland Show - Ekka is located in Bowen Hills, Australia on Brisbane Showgrounds, 600 Gregory Terrace. Royal Queensland Show - Ekka is rated 4.2 out of 5 in the category festival in Australia.

Address

Brisbane Showgrounds, 600 Gregory Terrace

Phone

+61732533900

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Sean Woodley

Heard so much about the Ekka that we had to give it a go after living in Brisbane for 3 years and it did not disappoint. Yes the food and rides and games are expensive BUT the evening show at the showgrounds was incredible and well worth the cost of the entry tickets! Need a minimum of 4 to 5 hours to enjoy the experience. Loads of activities to help you remember the importance of the role farmer's play in our survival on this planet!

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Dave H

If you are in Brisbane when Ekka is on, you need to visit. Great day out with lots of different shows and things to do. Wood cutters was great to watch and the evening shows with fireworks was excellent. Get to the main arena early for a decent seat for the night show though.

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Gretchen Russell

Fantastic experience awesome vibe, everyone in high spirits and yummy dagwood dog and strawberry ice cream to boot

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Junyan Tan

Went on a Tuesday by taking the public holiday then instead (lucky work was flexible). Heard horror stories about getting sick at the Ekka and the hordes of people so that was trying to mitigate that, also went early in the morning. It was amazing when I arrived at 9am in the morning, the queues were all pretty empty and there was space to see and do stuff. First time at the Ekka in 3 years and it's definitely a good experience when there are not many people there. Loved the exhibitions of art, cookery and crafts. The quilting was quite quaint. The baby animal nursery was pretty cute as well. Lots and lots to see. Left at about 2pm when the hordes started descending and came back for Ekka Nites. Quite a good experience but you will have to get in early if you want good seats as the front rows get filled up really early and you can't see very well from the back rows. Next time, might bring a pair of binoculars as well. The tiny ponies were adorable.

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Gary Williamson

We hadn’t been to the Ekka since we last took our son. So we went on our own now he has flown the coop. Our day at the Ekka was really great, we stayed from early afternoon till near the end and took the time to experience a lot of the things that make it what it is. It’s always really busy so expect large crowds and lots of moving slowly through peak parts of the day. I highly recommend a visit to those who are new to Brisbane and also to those who haven’t been in a while. It’s an excellent day out and as Brisbane as it gets. Loved it!

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Danny Baltzer

Sad to see the proliferation in high density residential and retail on the sacred grounds however the year round public access to the few spaces that have not been flogged off is great. Please retain what is left. What has been built is not for or used by Queenslanders it’s overrun by people who don’t appreciate or care less about the area. Just looking for cheep inner city dwellings. A very sad outcome. Greed at its worst.

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Rod Pope

Always fun. Lost a lot of its magic. Sadly not on in 2020 but hopefully will go in 2021.

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Andrew Davies

The Ekka is a fantastic event for pretty much any group of people... even if you're not in a group. Wouldn't go every year because it doesn't change that much, and can be quite expensive, but it is quite progressive. Food options have definitely improved markedly over the past couple of years. Animals are a staple though that provides continual enjoyment and frankly doesn't need to change.