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Dates, times and prices revealed as funfairs return to Dundee

The popular attractions are coming back to Riverside Park and Caird Park.

Horne's Pleasure Fairs is returning to Dundee. Image: Kim Cessford/DC Thomson
Horne's Pleasure Fairs is returning to Dundee. Image: Kim Cessford/DC Thomson

A popular funfair operator is returning to two Dundee parks over the coming weeks.

Horne’s Pleasure Fairs will be running carnivals at Riverside Park and Caird Park on dates in April and May.

The funfairs will feature a host of favourite rides including a big wheel, dodgems, the Extreme, the Move It Tagada and the Fast and Furious Miami.

There will also be kids’ rides and inflatables.

Here is everything you need to know about the funfairs’ return to Dundee.

Dates for funfairs in Dundee

Horne’s Pleasure Fairs will be in Dundee on the following dates:

  • Riverside Park – April 4-12 2025
  • Caird Park – April 25-May 11 2025

Opening times for Dundee funfairs

The opening times for the funfairs are:

  • Riverside Park – 2pm-9pm daily (closing 6pm on April 12)
  • Caird Park – 6pm-9pm weekdays, 2pm-9pm weekends and May 5 (closing 5pm May 11)
Horne’s Pleasure Fairs on a previous visit to Caird Park. Image: Kim Cessford/DC Thomson

Dundee funfairs prices

Entry to the funfairs is free, however, rides cost to use.

Ride tokens are £1.50 each with most rides costing two per person, per ride, though some cost more.

However, visitors can also bulk-buy tokens at a cheaper rate.

Tokens cost £1 each if bought in bundles of 10, 20, 30 or 40.

Cash and card payments are accepted.

Hornes Pleasure Fairs is also running a competition to win free ride tickets.

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