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Cheyenne Frontier Days Unveils Massive Indian Village
15 Jul
Summary
- Indian Village tripled in size with seating for 1,000.
- New VIP suites and stadium seating at Chute 9 are now public.
- Park entry now requires a ticket at all exterior gates.
Cheyenne Frontier Days is premiering major enhancements this summer, headlined by the expanded Morning Star Indian Village. This reimagined cultural hub is now triple its original size, featuring a sunken dance arbor capable of accommodating 850 to 1,000 people. The village also includes new viewing areas, a dozen speakers for its sound system, food trucks, 30 vendor booths operated by Native Americans, and showcases of Native American art.
Beyond the village, the Chute 9 seating area has undergone a complete transformation. It now boasts a luxury, three-level VIP structure with private box suites and public stadium-style seating, a significant upgrade from its previous sponsor-exclusive format. This change offers the public a premium viewing experience previously unavailable.
Furthermore, entry into Frontier Park has been updated. All visitors, except children under 12 accompanied by an adult, now require a ticket or pass at every exterior gate. This measure aims to enhance security and streamline the ticket validation process for all attendees, including concerts and rodeo events.
