The Liverpool John Lennon Airport Family Fun Day is returning to Chester Racecourse in August with lots of activities for the whole family.
On August 4, the PARADE at Chester Racecourse will be hosting the day of entertainment, offering a host of activities and a thrilling race schedule to provide an enjoyable experience for the whole family.
The fun-filled event will be held at Parade's venue, positioned alongside the finishing post and at the heart of the racecourse.
Boasting a 360-degree view of the grounds from a private rooftop terrace, attendees are guaranteed a special viewing experience.
A dedicated concierge will meet you and guide you to the Laurent-Perrier Rosé Champagne reception.
Children will be treated to special mocktails.
The afternoon's exclusive lineup of entertainment includes goodie bags for each child as well as crafting activities and a resident magician show.
A seasonal three-course menu, which includes a Sunday Roast and a DIY dessert for the kids, will provide a break from the excitement.
Included in the PARADE at Chester Racecourse experience are complimentary parking, personal race cards, table-betting service, and a menu of wines and cocktails (charged per consumption).
A post-race afternoon tea is also featured in the Family Fun Day program.
Family Fun Day participants can also enjoy the activities set up in the Open Course.
Children will get to enjoy a whole host of activities (Image: Chester Racecourse)
Don't miss the opportunity to meet everyone’s favourite animated doggy duo, Bluey and Bingo.
More announcements are expected as the day draws near.
The Family Day Hospitality Package, offered by PARADE at Chester Racecourse, is priced at £395 plus VAT and has limited availability.
To inquire about their customised packages, contact the Horseradish events team at enquiries@horseradishcatering.com or call 01244 304 675.
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