The show is included in the ticket price and is only half an hour long, so a great taster of the full blown Silvers experience.Īll that adrenaline pumping after seeing the circus? You can take a stroll through the “snow” (bubbles) and feel liked you’re in the North Pole. If your kids haven’t seen the circus before though, this will be a great little introduction for them. The set was initially quite Christmassy, but quickly lost the Christmassy touch and just went into regular circus acts. Our show started with a few carols performed by Mrs Claus and Patti Newton before getting into the full swing of the circus. Now one of the main attractions of the Kingdom is the Christmas Circus, hosted by Silvers Circus (you can read all about them here).
I’m a bit of a gingerbread snob and I have to say it was delicious!! You get a man, some frosting and a few lollies to stick on. We also had a go at decorating gingerbread men. My daughter loves all things glue so making some foam Chrissy decorations was a hit for her. The characters can be found either in the ship or roaming around for a photo op, so keep your eyes peeled. You can jump onto a pirate ship with Peter Pan, Captain Hook and Tinkerbell and participate in some craft activities. The most daring ride is the one you can see in the background there, spinning round and round.įor those too young or scared for the rides there were a few other activities to enjoy. The rides ranged from perfect for toddlers, through to a few faster ones for bigger kids. I attempted to go on the cars ride (below) with my daughter but was told adults aren’t allowed to ride, and she was too nervous to ride alone, so that was a little disappointing. Inside the tent there is a lot to explore, but the main entertainment is definitely the carnival style rides, which you notice as soon as you walk in.
For example all the staff wore red tshirts with the slogan “Santa Rocks”, but if they were dressed as elves instead that would have really changed the vibe for me and really cemented the Christmas theming. When first you walk inside the tent you can see that it’s Christmas time, but it was perhaps not as much Christmas overload as I was expecting. On arrival we saw a big ferris wheel, some giant slides in the distance and a big white tent the home of Santa’s Magical Kingdom. This was the first year that I attended this event, and I was attending with my two year old, a mum friend, and her five year old and we were all very excited to be going and to meet Santa! What better way to kick off this time of year than with a visit to Santa’s Magical Kingdom at Caulfield racecourse. That’s right, with less than 6 weeks until Christmas it is time to get your bells a ‘jinglin and your Santa hat on. It’s the most wonderful time of the time ♪♫♬….
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