A huge 500ft-long inflatable obstacle course is coming to Liverpool as part of this summer’s Indoor Funfair.
The Labyrinth Challenge, described by organisers as the largest indoor inflatable attraction of its kind in the world, will join a line-up of 28 rides and attractions at Liverpool Experience Campus on the city’s waterfront.
The Indoor Funfair will run from Friday, 14th August until Monday, 24th August, offering entertainment for children and families throughout the summer holidays.
Thrill ride Meteorite will also make its debut at the event, joining popular fairground favourites including the Waltzer and Miami.
Younger visitors will be able to enjoy attractions including a mini Ferris wheel, Jets, a funhouse, mini maze and trampolines.
Hundreds of tickets have already been sold for the event, which will also include food stalls and prize games. These are not included in the admission price.
John Lowery from Indoor Funfair said:
“We’re still the best value indoor funfair in the UK with the biggest attractions.
“The Labyrinth Challenge is a fantastic addition to the event and we’re thrilled to be bringing it to Liverpool. Families will enjoy bouncing along the course and finding their way around the obstacles to the finish line.
“With sessions lasting three hours, it also means visitors can tackle the course and go on the rides as many times as they like.
“It’s always better to book in advance as some sessions will sell out and this summer there’s an extra reason to join the fun as everyone who comes will get a code to return for £10 before the end of the run on the 24th August.”
A quieter session for visitors with sensory needs will take place at 10am on Saturday, 15th August.
During the session, music will be lowered, ride lights will be switched off and rides will operate at slower speeds where possible.
Pre-booked tickets are available from £13.99, including the booking fee.
Tickets can be booked online here.
Further information is available by following @indoorfunfair on Facebook and Instagram.
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