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Phoebe Barton

Indoor funfair returns to Liverpool this weekend for Easter holidays

Liverpool Indoor Funfair returns to the city this weekend just in time for the Easter holidays.

From April 9, Exhibition Centre Liverpool will be home to a variety of “jaw-dropping” rides and attractions to keep the whole family entertained. This includes the Waltzer, Sizzler Twist, Fun House and Super Bob.

There will be more than 24 rides and attractions in total at Liverpool Indoor Funfair, with the Tagada, Miami and numerous children's rides also available. Families will also be able to take part in games to try and win prizes and treats.

READ MORE: Liverpool’s Strawberry Field hosting Easter egg hunt and 'garden explorer' tours

Everyone who purchases a riding wristband will get unlimited goes on all attractions for three hours. Spectator wristbands are also available for those wanting to enjoy the atmosphere but not go on any rides.

Liverpool Indoor Funfair takes place from April 9 to 20. Tickets can be purchased here and all under 14s must be accompanied by an adult.

Doors open 30 minutes before each session. Exhibition Centre is at King's Dock, Port of Liverpool, Liverpool, L3 4FP.

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