“Wall Of Death” Show Returns To Erie County Fair

For the 1st time since the 1970s Erie County Fairgoers will have a chance to see a death-defying show at this year's fair.

READ MORE: SEVERAL NEW FOODS WILL BE AVAILABLE DURING THE ERIE COUNTY FAIR THIS YEAR. 

The vintage motorcycle show will feature riders riding around a metal motordome. Riders will be riding vintage Indian & Harley Davidson motorcycles to defy gravity on a vertical wall, performing high-speed acrobatic tricks.

The "Wall of Death" show will be running for a limited time during the Erie County Fair. There will be shows running between August 7th and August 14th. The "Wall of Death" will be located near the Ferris Wheel on the Midway with showtimes at 1:30, 3:30, 4:30, 5:30, 6:30, and 7:30 pm.

That is now the only new thing at the Erie County Fair. There will also be several new foods to try during the "12 Best Days of Summer"

Some of the new foods include:

Polish Garbage Plate offered up by Babcia's Pierogi. The new dish includes Two potato cheddar Babcia's Pierogi, covered with caramelized onions, sour cream, Polish goulash sauce, cheddar cheese, cheese curds & Sadie's hot relish.

Fried Catfish & Collard Greens presented by Dirty Bird Chicken and Waffles. This dish is Fried catfish & collard greens topped with a watermelon salsa and wrapped in a flour tortilla.

Honey Butter Chicken Fries are offered up by Golden K Dog. These French fries and lightly deep-fried chicken bites are topped with homemade honey butter and spicy mayo sauces.

READ MORE: HERE ARE THE FIVE THINGS YOU SEE AT EVERY LAWN FETE IN WESTERN NEW YORK

Deep Fried Dilly Dog is being sold on the Midway. This is a tangy dill pickle stuffed with a beef hot dog which is then fried in panko batter until golden brown.

Pretzalo This is a Buffalo-shaped pretzel that will come with some sweet dips including Loganberry cream cheese and maple whip cream.

You can take a look at all the new foods being offered at the Erie County Fair by clicking HERE.

Get our free mobile app

Tickets to the Erie County are currently on sale. You can get discounted tickets online HERE.