Festival organizer, Queen City Ex, unveils latest midway attractions and exclusively Canadian music acts for 2025 event.
Get ready, Regina! The 2025 Queen City Ex (QCX) is coming your way from July 30 to August 3, and it's going to be a truly Canadian affair! With an all-Canadian midway, a revamped pricing structure, and a stellar lineup of Canadian musicians, this year’s QCX is all about building community and celebrating our great nation.
Cathleen Betker, the Entertainment Director of QCX, sees this as an opportunity to bring Canadians together and foster a strong sense of camaraderie. West Coast Amusements, the new long-term midway partner for QCX, will be introducing some exciting new rides, including the F5, a unique thrill ride that’s sure to get your adrenaline pumping.
But it's not just about the adrenaline rush. QCX is focused on providing a fun and affordable experience for families. The pricing has been simplified and made more accessible, with a general admission price of $16 and a family and friends pack available for $54. If you're planning to ride to your heart's content, a ride-all-day pass is only $55!
The entertainment lineup is packed with top-tier Canadian talent. Blue Rodeo, The Reklaws, The Glorious Sons, Sam Roberts Band, Bif Naked, and Kim Mitchell are all set to take the stage. Keep an eye on QCX's social media for more announcements about what to expect across the property during the event.
And let's not forget about the family-friendly activities! The famous demolition derby and the FullSend BMX show will return, along with a host of new and exciting concession items for fairgoers to enjoy. It's even been rumored that you'll be able to satisfy your sweet tooth with a cotton candy Pikachu!
So, mark your calendars, Regina! The 2025 QCX is shaping up to be an unforgettable celebration of our great country, right here in your hometown. Make sure to grab your tickets soon, as advance tickets will be available online and through Sherwood Co-op in the near future. See you there!
The Entertainment Director of QCX, Cathleen Betker, aims to bring Canadians together through a lineup of top-tier Canadian musicians at the event. Besides the demolition derby and FullSend BMX show, families can look forward to sampling new concession items, even a cotton candy Pikachu, in the entertainment sector of QCX.
