Winter Funland comes to Event City this Christmas with 1,000 FREE launch party tickets for local children
- Written by Georgina Pellant
- Last updated 6 years ago
- Family & Kids, Sponsored, Trafford
The UK’s largest indoor festive attraction is coming to EventCity this Christmas.
Boasting a new 1,000 seater auditorium, CBBC star Andy Day with his fantastic Odd Socks band performing live four times a day, performances from Frozen, and a spectacular festival circus, Winter Funland has plenty to get excited about.
The event will also play host to a new ice rink and a huge indoor theme park, featuring classic fairground attractions such as a helter skelter, waltzers and an ornate Victorian carousel.
Children can also meet Father Christmas and pet his live reindeer.
Winter Funland organisers are inviting 1,000 local children to be the first to see it at a launch party on Thursday, December 6th, and are giving charities the chance to apply for tickets before it opens to the general public.
“We want to deliver an unforgettable Christmas experience from start to finish, ensuring that families leave Event City having made plenty of magical Christmas memories and feeling truly festive,” says organiser Simon Goldman.
Winter Funland is set to be the must-visit Christmas attraction for families. It’s open to the public from December 7th 2018 until January 1st 2019. Tickets are £22.50 per person and free for children under 3. Early birds can save £10 when purchasing 4 tickets together in one transaction when they buy their tickets online before Saturday 29th September 2018.
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