A new family festival is coming to Stirling.
Thousands are expected to attend the Big Summer Spectacular at the end of June.
The two-day event, described as “Stirling’s biggest ever funfair”, will feature a range of events and attractions.
Here is everything you need to know about Stirling’s Big Summer Spectacular.
Where is the Big Summer Spectacular taking place?
The event will be held at City Park, which is accessed from Raploch Road.
When is the Big Summer Spectacular?
The Big Summer Spectacular is on Saturday June 28 and Sunday June 29 from 11am until 9pm.
How much are tickets?
Tickets should be purchased in advance and will be emailed to attendees.
General admission is priced at £13.
A family of four ticket costs £48, which rises to £60 for a family of five.
Under twos go free.
Any remaining tickets will be sold on the gate and are priced at £15.
What’s on at the Big Summer Spectacular?
The event will feature a monster truck stunt show, a theatrical giant dinosaur performance and character meet and greets.
The funfair will include a variety of rides, from the waltzer to a helter skelter.
Teacups, bumper cars, bungee trampolines and inflatables are also set to appear.
There will also be game stalls, such as hook a duck and ring toss.
The arena show times are as follows:
- T-Rex Show at 11.30am
- Elite Falconry at 12.30pm
- Monster Trucks at 1.30pm
- Brontosaurus Show at 2.30pm
- T-Rex Show at 3.30pm
- Elite Falconry at 4.30pm
- Brontosaurus Show at 5.30pm
- T-Rex Show at 6.30pm
- Monster Trucks at 7.30pm
- Brontosaurus Show at 8.30pm
Will there be live music?
A variety of artists will perform throughout the day.
The main stage can be enjoyed from the beer garden area.
Saturday’s performers include:
- Freya Nicoll (The Voice UK) at 2.30pm
- Stop The Clocks (Oasis) at 3.30pm
- Stevie McCrorie (winner of The Voice UK) at 5pm
- Bay City Rollers at 6.45pm
Sunday’s acts are:
- The Taylor Swift Effect at 2.30pm
- Simple Minded at 3.30pm
- Deacon Blues at 5pm
- An Abba Dream at 6.45pm
Is parking available?
Parking is available, but must be pre-booked online at a cost of £4.50.
Disabled parking is available for blue badge holders.
Are any items banned from the Big Summer Spectacular?
Buggies, wheelchairs, mobility scooters and blankets are allowed inside City Park.
No food, drink, glass bottles, containers, umbrellas or folding chairs are permitted.
Bags should be smaller than A4 size.
What is the weather forecast?
Those heading to the Big Summer Spectacular should prepare for dry and bright weather.
According to the Met Office, temperatures could reach a high of 20°C on Saturday and Sunday.
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