Mega Rides Theme Park

Anderton & Rowland's are promising all the fun of a Theme Park Fair in Exeter, when the huge Mega Rides Theme Park comes to the town. For sixteen days the West Point will host a fantastic selection of rides and attractions commencing on Saturday 19th September and running until Sunday 4th of October.
Mega Rides Theme Park however is different to any other fun fair or venue with visitors paying just one charge to enter and enjoying all rides free of charge.
For a single price of either £9.99 for an unlimited riding wristband which includes all inflatable's, kids rides, the Dodgems, Fun House, Waltzer's and Twister plus white knuckle thrilling attractions such as the Freak Out and Jumpin, plus there's even a family roller coaster which will no doubt prove popular with the youngsters. Non rider wristbands are available for just £2.50 to over 18s accompanying smaller children.
On weekdays there will be one opening session from 5.00pm to 9.00pm, while there will be two sessions on Saturdays & Sunday's from 1.00pm to 5.00pm and from 5.00pm to 9.00pm.
Visitors are advised to get to the park early to maximise their time within the security-controlled site and take full advantage of the rides and attractions on offer.

And a spokesperson for Anderton & Rowlands was keen to stress that the theme park will be COVID-19 safe and due to the current pandemic as well as reducing capacity other measures include sanitiser stations at the main entrance and on all individual rides, temperature screening on entry, regular cleaning of attractions and the new regulations regarding the 'Rule of 6' will be enforced with any group entering required to be from the same household and must not consist of more than 6 people on entry. Guests will also be required to scan the track and trace barcode or provide their details in a book for each session.
Anderton & Rowlands are also asking that people do not attend this event if they have any of the associated symptoms of COVID-19 such as a recent onset of a new continuous cough or a high temperature (over 38°C) or a loss of, or change in, normal sense of taste or smell (anosmia).