Winter Funland: Last News

It's one of the region's biggest festive events, but families have been told that Winter Wonderland Manchester won't be happening this Christmas.

Christmas event labelled which reportedly featured broken rides and crying children.Winter Funland, at the Bowlers Exhibition Centre in Trafford, Greater Manchester, was billed as being a “winter wonderland”, featuring the “very best rides” from the across the UK.The indoor event also had festive walks and stalls and it cost £19 for a family ticket, which must include at least one adult.However, some who have paid the entrance fee have taken to social media to complain, reports the Manchester Evening News.The first complaint comes before punters even stepped foot through the door, as a £10 parking fee has to be paid for parking on the roads surrounding the venue, despite there being a free car park at the site itself.Anna Fray attended,

Parents are demanding their money back from a Christmas event they say is nothing like was promised.

festive family funfair in Manchester are being urged to avoid scammers who are trying to claim extortionate car park fees.Winter Funland opened at the Bowlers Exhibition Centre, in Trafford, on December 19 with families flocking to enjoy the attraction. The event has free parking at the site, but visitors have reported being lured to park their cars elsewhere for £10, the Manchester Evening News reports.

Visitors to a festive family funfair are being urged to avoid scammers who are trying to claim extortionate fees for car parking.

Christmas is coming - which means it's time for your little ones to pay a visit to the main man.

There are few things more magical than witnessing immeasurable joy and excitement light up a child's face at Christmas time.

Cockfields Farm Facebook page, Joanne Arrandale said: "Absolutely gutted for you guys. The Christmas experience is amazing.