Ford Park

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Ford Park is a multi-purpose Park, Arena, Exhibit Hall, Pavilion, Midway, and Field(s). It is located on I-10 South and/or Highway 124/Fannett Road in Beaumont, Texas. The Arena seats 9,737 people, 8,200 for Hockey, 9,100 for Concerts, & 6,500 for motor sports. It is the home of the Beaumont Drillers of the NIFL and the Texas Wildcatters of the East Coast Hockey League. The Arena also hosts concerts, rodeos, circuses, motor sports, ice shows and many other special events. Ford Exhibit Hall is a multi-purpose hall for exhibits, boat shows, and more. It has 83,000 feet of space. Ford Fields are 12 softball/baseball fields. Please go to Ford Park's website for more. Ford Midway is a 9-acre midway for fairs and carnivals, and other large outdoor events. It is the home of the The South Texas State Fair. Ford Pavilion seats 18,000 people. Ford Pavilion is the home of Dog Jam, an annual rock music event.

The park opened in 2003. There is also a RV Park on the site, the Gulf Coast RV Resort. In addition, there are 8 Meeting Rooms and a Regional Visitors Center.


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