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A magical Christmas Fair opens at The O2
The O2 is to be transformed into a winter fairytale with Father Christmas, thrill rides and a traditional German Christmas Market.Christmas comes but once a year and when it comes to The O2 it brings good cheer, a 30 metre high swing ride, traditional pfannkuchen, German beers and a white knuckle zone of thrill rides including a Reindeer Rollercoaster. From Saturday 21st November this transformation will spread inside and outside The O2 - across a 10,000 square metre area - offering visitors sheltered areas to enjoy the attractions whatever the weather. And from noon on Tuesday December 1st a free visit to Father Christmas will be available daily for all good boys and girls (12 and under). Customers are able to purchase advance passes to enjoy unlimited access to the rides (over 25 in total) for one cost of £17.50 for children and £20.00 for adults - this special offer is only available in advance. Ride passes will also be sold on the day. The variety of exciting fun fair rides will suit both adults and children, turning the world's most popular entertainment venue into London's newest theme park. To purchase advance passes for the rides or to book a Christmas party please go to www.theo2.co.uk/christmasfair In addition to the exciting rides, Christmas Fair at The O2 will feature traditional elements including a German Market serving the best German beers, bratwurst and pfannkuchen plus stalls packed with lots of great gift ideas offering customers the opportunity to enjoy a spectacular Christmas shopping environment. Christmas Fair at The O2 is an ideal location for official gatherings during the festive season offering parties of up to 50 entry to all rides plus a full Christmas dinner for only £45 per head. Specially created corporate packages are also available on request. The festivities continue into the arena on December 23rd when 'Christmas Spectacular' comes to The O2 for a rousing night of carols, traditional tunes and some cracking Christmas number ones presented by Myleene Klass. Download as PDF [72KB PDF doc opens in new window] |
