One game is charging £1 for three darts or £3 for five. Many of the stalls take contactless payment as well as cash - a result of Covid or perhaps because of the cost.
Scarlett Bettinson, four, enjoys one of the rides at Goose Fair Side stalls with games are as big a part of the fair as rides with the chance to win a big cuddly toy. In some cases prices aren't advertised and you'll have to ask the ride operators how much they are. Many, including new ride Void, Extreme and Superbowl, will set you back £4 a go, while the dodgems offer best value for money at £4 per car. The adult rides vary from £3.50 for the waltzers up to £7 for Booster, one of the highest white knuckle rides which spins passengers through the air at dizzying speeds. Read more: Goose Fair Nottingham 2022 opening times "It was £2.50, I paid more than that the Riverside Festival," she said. Mum-of-two Emma Wheat, of Kirkby-in-Ashfield, said the prices seemed reasonable as her daughter Scarlett Bettinson, four, headed to the 'Frozen' car on a roundabout.
When it comes to children's rides, they're mostly in the £2.50 to £3 price bracket, while the fun house is £3.50 a go. The event usually attracts a 400,000 strong crowd. The annual fair, which missed a couple of years due to the pandemic, is back at the Forest Recreation Ground, for an extended ten-day run until Sunday October 9. But the question on everyone's lips, especially with the current cost of living crisis, is what's the price? Whether you're a white knuckle thrill seeker or a bumper fan of the dodgems there's a ride to suit everyone at Nottingham's Goose Fair.
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