Any event can be a funfair with Party Time Events UK!
With our party rental team, and our simple online booking system, the magic of funfair side stalls and fairground rides comes to life at your fingertips! Prepare for carnival fun with the local event hire experts; we have an unbeatable range of captivating games and attractions that provide entertainment for all ages.
From children's rides such as the mini Chair o Planes to test-your-skill challenges such as the Axe Throwing Inflatable, you can find a massive range of products with us. We have been providing funfair and fairground fun throughout the North East for years, so when it comes to big events, we have all you need. We can even satiate tastebuds and hungry tummies with our fun foods that bring the smells and tastes of the fairground directly to you.
Custom and Unique Fairground Experiences
At Party Time Events UK, we understand that variety is the spice of life, so our range of side stalls and games can be mixed and matched to create your very own custom fairground experience. You can create a fully bespoke funfair experience wherever you need with our event entertainment experts. While we might focus on areas such as Durham, Sunderland, Newcastle, Darlington, Hartlepool and Stockton, we're ready to travel nationwide, especially for bigger events!
You might be unfamiliar with funfair ride hire, but rest assured when you're with us, you're with a company that takes things seriously and that gets things right every time. All of our funfair games and fairground stalls are carefully maintained in accordance with all UK standards, with supervision and staffing available to take even more weight off your shoulders.
With our fairground rides, side stalls and games, you can create a vibrant fairground atmosphere that will leave a lasting impression on your guests. So, why wait? Step right up, embrace the thrill of friendly competition, and let us transform your event into a carnival!
Book online to begin, or visit our contact page if you have any questions.
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