Carnival cheer

Go on heart-stopping rides, become a human claw machine and meet top street performers at these whimsical wonderlands

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In recent years, more carnivals and funfairs have been popping up on Singapore's shores. And the more successful ones have been getting bigger and better and drawing larger crowds.

After all, what is not to like? They often offer thrilling rides, fun games, family-friendly activities, attractive prizes and a wide variety of bites. And for many Singaporeans, these attractions bring back fond childhood memories.

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A version of this article appeared in the print edition of The Sunday Times on February 03, 2019, with the headline Carnival cheer. Subscribe