The 3–4 p.m. hour at Frontier Park offers a quieter visit, with access to the petting zoo and inflatables and complimentary shaved ice.
Prosper Newsroom
October 6, 20261 min read
Prosper families with children with special needs can visit the Hometown Harvest Fair during a quieter early-entry hour Saturday, Oct. 17.
The town’s Prosper Superstars page lists the hour from 3 to 4 p.m. at Frontier Park, 1551 Frontier Parkway. The town describes the early opening as a less crowded way for Superstars families to experience the fair.
Families will have exclusive access to the petting zoo and inflatables during that hour, along with complimentary shaved ice. To participate, check in at the Prosper Super Stars Balloon Tower.
Questions about the early hour can go to the town’s Special Events staff at 469-617-0792 or events@prospertx.gov.
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