Harrogate's Indoor Funfair is set to make a return in time for October half term.
The event, which features various rides, attractions and games, is back at Yorkshire Event Centre from Saturday 26th October until Sunday 3rd November.
There is also a cafe, baby changing facilities and free on-site car parking.
A spokesperson for the Funfair said:
“Loved by children, teens and parents, Harrogate Indoor Funfair offers all the fun of the fair in an indoor, climate-controlled and family-friendly environment!
“With jaw-dropping rides, amazing inflatables, sweet stalls and game stalls, there is something to keep everyone entertained during your visit.”
A ‘quiet session’ will also be available on Sunday 27th October from 10am until 1pm.

Riding wristbands are charged at £12.99 online or £15 on the door. Babies in arms are free.
Spectator wristbands, which do not allow access to rides, are £6.
Find out more and get your wristbands here.

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