With Easter is just around the corner, it’s time to start planning some egg-citing family adventures. And what better way to celebrate than by heading to one of Sydney’s Easter Shows? But with three main* fantastic options to choose from, it can be tricky to decide which one is right for you and your family.
So, let’s break it down and compare Sydney’s Easter Shows to help you make the best choice for a hopping good time.
Sydney Royal Easter Show
22 March - 2 April- Sydney Showground, Olympic Park
- $35 per car
- Carnival – 53 rides to choose from (some height restrictions)
- No unlimited rides wristband available, but if you can save on rides with a Carnival Fun Pass
- Showbags
- Sideshow Alley
- Their first ever Sydney’s Royal Egg Hunt
- Animal Nursery
- Woodchopping
- Circus
- Motorbike Stunt Show
- Live stage shows (including Bluey)
- Sheep shearing
- Grand Parade
- Dog/Cattle/Goat/Horse/Sheep/ Flower/Cake Shows
- Fireworks 8.40pm
- Summary: From farm animals to carnival rides, showbags to live entertainment, the Royal Easter Show is a long-standing, classic favorite for families. You can expect to see everything from jaw-dropping fireworks to adorable animals. Although the most expensive option, it is by far the largest, and considered by many the ‘best value’ due to the huge variety of things to see and do.
Sydney Family Show
23 March - 3 April- Entertainment Quarter, Moore Park
- 0-2 hours is free, unless it’s an Event Day. Check details here
- Carnival – 18 rides to choose from (some height restrictions)
- $50 for unlimited rides wristband for 3 hours
- Showbags
- Sideshow Alley
- Easter Basket Zone
- Animal Nursery
- Woodchopping
- Circus
- Motorbike Stunt Show
- Live stage shows
- Sheep shearing
- Grand Parade
- Dog competitions
- Cattle/Goat/Horse/Sheep/ Flower/Cake Shows
- Racing pigs and rabbits
- Fireworks
- Summary: If you’re looking for a more relaxed atmosphere with plenty of free activities for the kids, the Sydney Family Show might be just what you need. With a focus on family-friendly entertainment, this show offers everything from petting zoos to stage shows, all without breaking the bank. A great option, especially if you live in the Eastern Suburbs.
Fairfield Easter Fair
28 March - 2 April- Fairfield Showground, Fairfield
- Free parking
- Carnival – 19 rides to choose from (some height restrictions)
- $35 for unlimited rides all day wristband ($27.50 if you purchase in advance)
- Showbags
- Sideshow Alley
- Easter Egg Hunt
- Animal Nursery
- Woodchopping
- Circus
- Motorbike Stunt Show
- Live stage shows
- Sheep shearing
- Grand Parade
- Dog/Cattle/Goat/Horse/Sheep/ Flower/Cake Shows
- Racing pigs
- Fireworks 8.30pm
- Summary: The Fairfield Easter Fair is a beloved community event. Featuring a variety of rides, games, food stalls, and live entertainment, this fair has something for everyone. The Fairfield Easter Fair celebrates diversity and community spirit, making it a fantastic option for those wanting to experience the vibrant culture of Fairfield during the Easter season. If you’re on a budget, you can’t go wrong with this option.
Now that you have a better idea of what each Easter Show has to offer, it’s time to pick the one that suits your family’s preferences and budget. Whether you’re craving the excitement of the Royal Easter Show, the family-friendly vibe of the Sydney Family Show, or the budget-friendly Fairfield Easter Fair, there’s something for everyone to enjoy in Sydney this Easter!
No matter which one you choose, you’re sure to have a memorable and enjoyable Easter celebration with your loved ones. So gather your little bunnies, pack some snacks, and get ready for an egg-straordinary Easter adventure at one of Sydney’s fabulous Easter Shows.
NB, if you love the Easter Show but crave smaller crowds, Luddenham Easter Festival and Bass Hill Family Fun Fair are two other smaller options.
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