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YES! WE ARE OPEN FOR FUN!!New Brighton’s ORIGINAL and BEST family funfair attraction.A winner of the Wirral Tourism Award
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Adventureland
Our indoor children’s play and activity area, suitable for children from toddlers up to 12 years of age…
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Outdoor Funfair
An open-air, family-run fairground, perfect for a traditional family day out…
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Sweets ‘n’ Eats
Savoury or sweet, hot or cold,eat-in or takeaway; choose from traditional fish and chips or burgers, salads, ice-cream, candy floss and freshly-made doughnuts…
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Family Arcade
The Bright Spot Family Arcade is a varied family entertainment area to suit all ages from toddlers to their young-at-heart grandparents!
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The Wilkie family’s long-established family funfair has been the focal point of fun in New Brighton for over 100 years.
And we intend to be around for the next 100 years to make sure the fun continues!
So to all our regular visitors a big thank you for your support over the years and please keep on visiting the New Palace and Adventureland – the ORIGINAL and BEST funfair in New Brighton!
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The way we were
Wilkie’s touring ropeslide
The Wilkie brothers first fun ride developed at the turn of the 19th century.
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The Old Palace Joy Wheel
The only reversible joy wheel in Great Britain, which was virtually unheard of in the early 1900’s.
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View from the fort
A view of the Tower ballroom and the New Palace from Fort Perch Rock. The ‘New’ Palace Amusement Centre was completed in 1939 at a cost of £11,000.
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Mae West opens the Grand Hotel 1950
Hollywood comes to New Brighton
Mae West at the opening of the Grand Hotel circa 1950.
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The old Palace
The old Palace building with the Tower in the background. The Tower was built in 1900 and was 60 feet higher than Blackpool tower but was taken down on 1921 due to lack of maintenance.
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The Tower Grounds
A view of the outdoor fairground from the Tower Ballroom building which was destroyed by fire in the late 60’s
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Wilkie’s Travelling Circus
In 1957, Whilma Wilkie left New Brighton to take his Travelling Circus to South Africa, leaving the New Palace to his son George.
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