Cheyenne Frontier Days

We might not be in the new year just yet, but it's never too early to start getting excited for the return of the world's largest outdoor rodeo and western celebration, Cheyenne Frontier Days (CFD).

Some things are just cute, end of story. This is one of them.

Cheyenne Frontier Days officials say the 125th ''Daddy of 'Em All" set a record for combined ticket sales for the rodeo and concerts in 2021.

Temperatures of 100 degrees are in the forecast for many communities and are not out of the question for Cheyenne.

Visitors to F.E. Warren Air Force Base will need to arrive by 8:30 a.m. when the gates will close.

There are multiple options for you to figure out how to get to Frontier Park and enjoy Cheyenne Frontier Days

In 1909, organizers held a car race at Frontier Days. Sadly, the "Cheyenne 200" would become one of the most shocking moments in CFD history.

Some studies have put the economic impact on the Cheyenne area economy from Frontier Days at around $28 million annually.

Guests are encouraged to bring only necessary items onto Frontier Park.

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The U.S. Navy will storm the beaches of Cheyenne next week for its first Navy Week in the capital city since 2015.

The parades traditionally alternate with the CFD pancake breakfasts during Frontier Days week (except on Sundays), and that tradition will resume this year.