Biggest Indoor Funfair to date arrives at Exhibition Centre Liverpool for summer holidays

More than 30 rides are set to feature at next week’s Indoor Funfair in Liverpool making it the biggest event yet.

Two huge spinning thrill rides, Take Off and Scorpion, are making their debuts at the Exhibition Centre with a Bavarian Snow Slide joining all the usual family favourites.

Set across 90,000 sq. ft, this summer’s event sees the return of the Super Bob, the Waltzer and The Twist for the thrill seekers with Jumping Jack, Mini Miami, Fun House and Cups and Saucers for the little ones.

With unlimited access during each three hour session, this is the last chance to get tickets as none will be available on the door.

John Lowery, director of Indoor Funfair said:

“We’re thrilled to be back in Liverpool with our biggest Indoor Funfair and more rides and attractions than ever!

“It’s always really popular and we had to turn people away at our last event so all tickets need to be bought in advance this time to make sure people don’t miss the fun.

New ride, Take off

“With the squeeze on household income, we’ve also tried to keep it affordable for families with a limited number of online family tickets at a discounted price available.

“Come and join us in a safe, comfortable and climate controlled arena with rides and attractions for the whole family to enjoy and see why Indoor Funfair is a must-do attraction this Summer.”

Pre-booked tickets cost £12.99 per session for unlimited access to rides with spectator tickets priced at £5. There is also a special online offer of four riding wristbands for £44 only available until midnight on 8^th August. Refreshments and any prize games are not included in the ticket price.

Indoor Funfair runs until 17^th August with daily sessions at 10am-1pm; 2pm-5pm and 6pm-9pm and people are advised to arrive 30 minutes before.

Between 6pm-9pm on Tuesday 9^th August and 10am-1pm on Saturday 13^th August there’ll be quieter sessions for those with sensory needs where music will be lowered. Ride lights will be switched off and rides slowed where possible.