Coming BACK to Princeton:
June 6-8, 2025!
What is the World's Largest Rubber Duck?
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Affectionately called Mama Duck, she stands over 6 stories high!
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She is 64 feet wide and 74 feet long of pure joy
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Since her debut in Los Angeles in 2014, millions of people have visited her
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Her 10 foot baby duck, Timmy, often accompanies her
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The World's Largest Rubber Duck has a mission to spread happiness and love wherever she goes, with a gentle reminder to enjoy our outdoor spaces wisely, preserving them for generations to come.
When and where will she be on display?
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She will be on display June 6-8th in Princeton, MN at the north end of the Princeton (South) Mall, 114 S Rum River Drive, Princeton
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Hours:
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Friday and Saturday: 10 am - 6 pm​
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Sunday: 11 am - 5 pm
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What else is happening?
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There will be food trucks and vendors on site near The World's Largest Rubber Duck all weekend.
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Things for kids and adults
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Please visit our small businesses to shop and eat
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CLICK HERE to see all activities happening during the Rum River Festival.
Weather Cancellations
The World's Largest Rubber Duck is significantly effected by strong winds and weather and can pose a hazard to persons and property. The World's Largest Duck is NOT owned and operated by the Princeton Area Chamber of Commerce and all decisions about the duck going up or down are made at the discretion of the owners, Big Duck LLC. In the event they deem the weather conditions to be unfavorable for displaying the Duck, they will take action to deflate and secure the Duck until such weather has passed. They will make every effort to re-inflate the Duck as soon as such weather permits. Neither the Princeton Area Chamber of Commerce & Tourism nor the Big Duck, LLC has control of the weather.
World's Largest Rubber Duck Committee: Mary Patnode (Innovative Communication Strategies/ERX Motor Park), Bopha Sar (Bopha Sar), Jamie Pendy (Sterling Pointe Senior Living), Tracy Carlson (Edward Jones), Mysi Szczech (Minnco Credit Union), Randy Hatch (various chamber organizations), Chad Young (Community volunteer), Kim Young (PACCT)