It’s January, it’s lashing down, and you’re watching the rain streak down the kitchen window. The kids are climbing the walls, your nerves are frayed and you’re one more game of Monopoly away from throwing it out the window. Relief is in sight: Liverpool’s famous Indoor Funfair is whirling its way back to the M&S Bank Arena for winter 2026.
What’s It About?
Think of every proper funfair from your childhood, but move it indoors where nobody needs wellies. There’ll be traditional rides, bright lights, old school stalls, and the usual selection of treats that leave everyone wiping sugar off their coats. The Liverpool Indoor Funfair is a regular family favourite, always landing at just the right time to keep Christmas energy burning and give you a hearty break from winter gloom.
When Is It On?
The fun starts on Saturday, 19 December 2026, and keeps rolling right up until Friday, 9 January 2027. A solid three weeks of pure chaos and shrieks, just when most of us need it most. Thanks to the stretch of dates, you can fit a trip in whether you fancy a pre-Christmas blast, something to do on Boxing Day, or that first desperate outing in the new year when nobody knows what day it is.
Where Is It?
Everything takes place at the M&S Bank Arena, Kings Dock, Liverpool Waterfront, L3 4FP. Easy enough to get to by bus, train, car or on foot for those who don’t mind a stroll past the docks while they still have the energy. The arena is equipped for big crowds and plenty of prams, so nobody has to wrestle a buggy up a flight of steps.
Tickets
For the latest info about booking tickets and updates on session details, you’ll want to go straight to the official page. Book Liverpool Indoor Funfair tickets at M&S Bank Arena here.
More Information
If you want details about the attractions, practicality, or what snacks to look out for (because let’s face it, someone’s always after the doughnuts), have a nose at the organiser’s listing: Visit the official M&S Bank Arena event page.
Don’t be surprised if your lot end up talking about it until Easter. At least it’s inside, so the only thing likely to get soaked is the candyfloss.