Edinburgh Colour Bomb Carnival
Taylor’s of Edinburgh return to Sighthill Public Park with their popular annual Edinburgh Colour Bomb Carnival between Friday 24th June and Saturday 9th July!
About Edinburgh Colour Bomb Carnival
| 24th Jun 2022 to 9th Jul 2022 | |
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Sighthill Park Sighthill Park Broomhouse Road, Edinburgh West EH12 3UP |
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Following on from success of previous years, Colour Bomb is back this year bigger and better than ever before!
Join us for the event of the summer!!
A wonderful day out for all the family. Douse your friends in family head to toe in colour and enjoy all the fun of the fair with a mix of both traditional and thrill rides. Including all your favourites: Mega Motion Miami, Waltzers, American Sizzler, Teacups, Dragon Coaster to name but a few. Not to mention brand new for 2022 Samba Balloons!
And as if that wasn’t enough, younger children can once again take part in our Colour Bomb inspired arts and crafts activity sessions running everyday from 1pm till 5pm.
Prices:
Online Early Bird Unlimited Ride Wristband - £12 + booking fee per session
(sale of early bird discounted wristbands ends Midday Friday 24th June)
Online Unlimited Ride Wristband- £15 + booking fee per session
On the Door - £15 per session
Online Non- Rider Entry - £4 + booking fee per session
On the Door - £4 per session
Please book early to avoid disappointment. Sale of online tickets end 1 hour before session start time.
Wristbands include two tubs of colour powder (Additional powder can be purchased within the Colour Bomb Arena).
Wristbands exclude Game Stalls, Food Outlets & Bungee Trampolines.
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