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Includes up to four hours of unlimited riding for the family, and children's rides and inflatables. Includes up to four hours of unlimited riding on all rides (height restrictions apply).Īdventurer Rides access: £14.99 online (£15.99 at the gate). All Rides access: £19.99 online (£21.99 at the gate).

WHATS NEXT FOR BAKERY STORY 2 FULL

Full terms and conditions are available on Funderworld's website. Note that online bookings are subject to a booking fee. The 'Adventurer Fun' pass costs £14.99 and gives access to the family rides and the inflatables while the 'Little Tots' ticket - recommended for ages 4 and under - is £9.99. Tickets are available to buy online in advance, with all access to all of the rides and attractions costing £19.99 (or £21.99 at the gate). There are plenty of vegetarian and vegan options on site.

There is a whole host of fairground food available, including burgers, foot-long hot dogs, fries, freshly made doughnuts, crepes, candy floss, sweets, coffees and slush puppies.

Visitors can stay at the theme park after their allotted riding time comes to an end. Read more: Luke Jerram to bring huge Mars installation to Aerospace Bristolįunderworld offers four hours of unlimited riding as part of the ticket. 'All ages are catered for there’s an awesome line-up for the kids including exciting children’s rides, giant inflatables and bungee trampolines, game stalls galore and so much more…try your luck and hook a duck.' 'Our 2023 events promise as always to be packed with fun, unique thrill rides and roller coasters along with traditional funfair favourites including the waltzer, dodgem cars and sizzler…slide to the end and squash your friend!' it says on its website. Tickets are on sale now through the company's website. Funderworld is returning to Durdham Downs next week promising more than 25 rides and attractions.įunderworld will be situated in its usual spot near Clifton after setting up in Hengrove Park in July for its summer tour. We just have to figure out what it looks like and where it will be.The UK's biggest mobile theme park will be back in Bristol in time for Easter and Eid celebrations this year. “I’m very grateful to see how everyone’s come together to keep our doors open, and now we have hope and there’s still a future for us. “Fortunately, and amazingly, people banded behind us, and now it’s our decision,” she said. The next best option would be to find a new location for her business in an environment that is maybe “a little more affordable, more inclusive or accepting, and tolerant.” Sac said she and her team will decide “in the next couple of weeks” what their next steps are and make another announcement.īest-case scenario would be to stay open in their current location, Sac said, but she doesn’t believe it’s feasible. She said seeing “six years of building it torn down in eight months was heartbreaking and very tough.”Įven amid the hate speech and harassment, Sac said there has been a “great influx of support,” but it wasn’t enough to keep the lights on and the staff paid until the GoFundMe was started. Sac said she has been working on her business and growing it since 2017, and UpRising was opened in 2021. She said another one of the “pillars at UpRising” is being able to give back to the community in other ways, such as hosting fundraising and charity events.

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