Save up to £20 at Nottingham's Goose Fair

Jenny Holt

24 September 2024 at 6:44 am·1-min read

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Enjoy all the fun of the fair at the Forest Recreation Ground this autumn, as Goose Fair returns from Friday 27 September to Sunday 6 October 2024.

With more than 350 rides and attractions and thrills aplenty for all ages, Goose Fair is one of the largest travelling funfairs in Europe and has been staged annually in Nottingham since at least 1284.

Fairgoers can once again get money-off vouchers to save 50p on participating rides, a fantastic saving of up to £20 can be had! Simply purchase your Leicester Mercury any day between Thursday 26th September until Thursday 3rd October to find your page of vouchers.

New rides this year include the Hulk - XL Super Trooper, Aerospace, Equinox, and a classic vintage wheel. There will also be lots of returning favourites such as Atmosfear, Matterhorn, Starflyer, Magic Mouse, and giant wheels giving panoramic views across the fair and the city beyond. All the Goose Fair classics will be in attendance too, such as Waltzers, Dodgems, Gallopers and the Cake Walk - the only ride still operating that featured when the fair was held at Old Market Square - plus lots of side-show games such as hook-a-duck, hoopla, darts, and basketball.

Terms and Conditions apply: Vouchers are valid Monday - Thursday 16:00 until close and Fridays 16:00-18:00. Not valid on Saturday or Sunday. Redeemable at participating rides only. One voucher per ride. Copies of print vouchers will not be accepted.

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