The summer event is coming back – bigger and better than ever with, funfair, outdoor food & entertainment, a beach and two splash parks! Lose yourself in sandcastles and sunbathing on a huge 600 square metre beach, before cooling off at one of two exciting splash parks.
The huge festive fairground at the Trafford Centre has returned - and there's plenty to see and do at this year's Tinseltown. The outdoor funfair features a range of rides suitable for younger kids and older thrill-seeekers too.
The funfair returns, even more thrilling, magical, and fun. Enjoy fantastic rides for the whole family. Soar the skies with the Waveswinger, brave the white-knuckle Rock Rage or watch the little ones enjoy a host of fun rides like the Mini Chairs, Jumping Frog and Kidzone.
What rides are at the Trafford Centre Spring Escape?
*Spring Escape's rides for this year include the Starflyer, Rock Rage, Waveswinger, Funhouse, Ponies, Waterballs, Bumper Boats, Balloon Ride, Racing Cars, Flying Elephants and Jumping Frog.
➤ International circus stars. ➤ 1 hour 30min show for the whole family at affordable prices. ➤ Seats from only £9.99 at every show. ➤ 600sq feet of shimmering REAL ICE.
Can you leave your car overnight at Trafford Centre?
“Can I leave my car overnight.” Hi there, there are no time restrictions for how long you use our car park- you are welcome to leave it with us over night However, please be aware you leave your car at your own risk. If you have anymore queries please do not hesitate to give us a call on 0161 749 1720. Helpful?
Great free parking and always plenty of space if you're prepared to park a little further away and walk. Pros - free, good security at times, plenty of spaces.
It will feature 'a huge shimmering ice rink', fairground rides, a Snowstorm 'spectacular ice show' from Gandeys, a magical Christmas Tree bar and other festive fayre. Visitors will be able to book on a 45-minute ice skating session on the 25m x 20m covered ice rink, underneath a canopy of twinkling lights.
Tinsel Town is back at The Trafford Centre for Christmas fun with kids. Celebrate the festive season with the outdoor fairground, Gandeys Circus SNOWSTORM 3 spectacular ice show, winter ice rink – all outside The Great Hall.
Days out with the children at The Trafford Centre include not just a shopping trip but a range of entertainments including a 20-screen cinema, Laser Quest, Legoland Discovery Centre, Sea Life, Aerial Extreme high ropes adventure course, large soft play area and creche, ten-pin bowling and adventure golf.
The world-renowned shopping and leisure destination has all the must-have brands, high street favourites, delicious food and exciting leisure all under one spectacular roof. Popular stores include Selfridges, John Lewis, River Island, Victoria's Secret, Zara, Stradivarius, Boots, Pull&Bear, H&M and Next.
The only down side to the Trafford Centre would be how busy it always seems to be. I would never attempt to go on a Saturday, even a Sunday. We tend to go during half-term holidays, etc. The food court especially gets packed, try to avoid going at typical meal times.
You can book your ice skating session at Tinsel Town – Trafford Centre online. Tickets available on site on the day but it's advisable to book in advance to guarantee your space. Prices start from £9.50 for adults and £7.50 for children. Family tickets are also available.
How long is the Coca Cola truck at the Trafford Centre for?
Mancs will be able to visit the Coca-Cola truck at The Trafford Centre, Trafford Park, Stretford, Manchester, M17 8AA on December 2, 2023 from 12pm to 8pm.
As the third biggest shopping centre in the UK, Trafford Centre in the heart of Manchester is renowned for its retail experience, offering visitors a broad selection of must-have brands, high street favourites, various catering options and ever-changing events to entice people back.
The Trafford Centre is a large indoor shopping centre and entertainment complex in Urmston, Greater Manchester, England. It opened in 1998 and is third largest in the United Kingdom by retail space.
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