Competitions

CLOSED – WIN x2 Adult Tickets to South of England Winter Fair 2020

To WIN your x2 adult tickets to this year’s Winter Fair please answer the following question:

What words follow “Silent Night” in the famous Christmas song?

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T&Cs: Tickets are valid for the Winter Fair on Saturday 5th December 2020 only (1 day pass only). 1 pair of tickets per winner only and at least 1 adult must be present – Children under 16 years old are permitted free access to the show.  No purchase necessary. Tickets are non-exchangeable. Closing date for entries is 29/11/2020 entries received after this date will not be counted. Winners will be sent their show tickets via email only and must print a copy of the tickets to show to staff upon entry at the show gate. Any travel and accommodation will not be included in the prize however parking at the event is complimentary.

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