Admission passes are now available online, at area Kelley Williamson locations, and Rockton Phillips 66. Cost is $6 through July 13th. Passes will be $10 at the gate. Children 12 and under do not require a pass.

Concert tickets will be available for pre-purchase through our website beginning April 29th. Concert presales will only be online. Any concert that does not sell out will have tickets available at the gate. See 'Admission Costs' for details. Presale pricing discounts end July 3rd.

Parking restrictions have been established on the perimeter streets of the festival grounds to ensure the safety of pedestrian traffic and emergency vehicle access. It is recommended that you use the free parking provided at Hononegah High School (307 Salem Street). The main entrance is a short walk west on Main Street from that parking lot. Handicapped parking is being offered at 301 East Main Street (Ferguson Financial). Vehicles using this location must display a valid handicapped parking placard. See This page for more information.

Limited space has been allotted for handicapped seating in the ticketed concert area.  The space will be provided on a first come-first serve basis.  Each person requesting this seating will be allowed one guest to accompany them.  Both the person requesting the seating and their guest will be required to have a valid concert ticket and festival pass.

Yes, lawn chairs will be allowed in the festival this year. There will be designated areas where you can use them. The area directly in front of the main stage will not allow chairs, and standing on chairs is prohibited.

Yes, you will be charged a small fee for purchasing online. This fee is charged by the company handling ticket sales for us, it is not charged by us.

You will need a separate concert ticket for Luke Bryan, Candlebox, and Randy Houser, Sunday's show with Brett Eldredge and Craig Campbell will not require an additional ticket, a festival pass is required everyday.

No, all ages are welcome into the concert area. A Valid ID will be required for a wristband which will allow you to purchase alcohol.

Yes, everyone who wants admittance into the ticketed concert area will require a ticket, as space is limited. Children 12 and under will not be required to have a admission pass to enter the festival grounds.

Yes, you will need both. The pass will gain you admittance into the festival all four days. When pre-purchasing your concert tickets online, you can also buy a voucher for the pass at that time as well.

No, your VIP lanyard will gain you admittance to the festival, and the VIP tent will be located adjacent to both the beer tent and the stage. You will be required to wear your lanyard at all times, and only one person may use a lanyard per day.

Outside coolers, food, drink, water bottles, bicycles, skateboards, rollerblades, professional cameras or video recorders, weapons, or pets (except service dogs) will not be allowed into the festival grounds at all. Everyone may be subject to a physical search upon entering, Photo ID required for purchase of alcoholic beverages and to smoke tobacco products on festival grounds. Blankets are allowed, but are not to be left unattended to 'save' spots.

Yes, you will receive a wristband when you present your ticket the first time. You will need your wristband and ticket to re-enter the concert area.

The festival goes on rain or shine, hot or cold! No refunds on any unused concert, carnival or beer tickets. If a concert is cancelled altogether due to inclement weather, concert tickets will be refunded. We are not able to refund any online convenience fees.

Carnival wristbands are good only the day of purchase, and for the length of the advertised special. Usually 3-4 hours.

Yes, everyone who rides a carnival ride will require a ticket, even parents riding with their children. Please check with ride height requirements prior to purchasing carnival tickets.

Old Settler's Days has a long history in Rockton. Starting out years ago on Main Street, and being run by various groups including the OSD Committee, and the Rockton Chamber of Commerce. The Rockton Lion's Club took over the festival about 11 years ago, and it is run by the Lion's Club Volunteers. Every person on the committee is a volunteer, we have no paid staff. All the profit we make from the festival goes back to the community. The Rockton Lion's Website has a list of organizations and causes we've donated to in the last few years.

The population of Rockton has grown as well as the size of the festival over the last 20 years. Our 3 block downtown area however, has not. We simply cannot fit the festival in the few blocks we have available. There are also concerns regarding power and staging. By keeping the festival just one block off of main street we feel we can still stay in town, and festival goers are still close enough to patronize the downtown area during the festival.