Kings County Fair
Looking for thrills before Coney Island opens? Check out the Kings County Fair at Aviator Sports. The fair kicks off on May 13 and will feature spectacular miway rides, carnival food (funnel cake anyone?), games and all the fair entertainment kids adore.
Tons of rides for family amusement and thrills, including a 110 foot-high environmentally friendly Ferris Wheel, a German built Tornado, the Giant Dutch Wheel, the Tilt-A-Whirl, Carousel, Orient Express, Fire Chief, Dizzy Dragons, and many more.
Print this coupon to save $5 on the unlimited ride package on May 17th and May 20th. And don't miss the "sneak a peek" offer on May 13th--$20 admission with unlimited rides.
Thursday, May 13 – Sunday, May 23
General Admission: $7.
Children under 36” of height get in free.
Free parking every day, all day!
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