Get your skates on as Winter Wonderland has returned to a venue on the outskirts of Norwich and it features an ice rink.
The event is back at the Norfolk Showground for its second festive season and it opened to the public last Friday.
It is open daily until Wednesday, January 3 2024 and the big draw for many visitors is the huge real ice rink.
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There are also fairground rides and attractions - from family favourites to the Airmaxx travelling up to 60mph for thrill-seekers.
The Giant Observation Wheel can be enjoyed by all ages and each pod holds up to six people.
There is also a Santa's grotto, a real Christmas tree maze, festive street food, bars and live music.
A spokesperson for Winter Wonderland Norwich said: "Despite the slightly damp weather, we had a fabulous first weekend.
"We endeavour to provide great value entertainment, with prices considerably lower than other similar events.
"We plan to return annually and, with the right amount of public support, it is possible Winter Wonderland Norwich will become the best outdoor festive facility outside of London."
Entry costs £4 for children, £5 for teens and adults and under 2s go free.
Once you get a wristband, you can return to Winter Wonderland for free during the season.
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Rides are individually priced from £2 to £6 and ice skating costs from £9.50 to £13.50pp.
Entry tickets can be purchased from the venue box office on the day, with advance online booking recommended for ice skating.
If you book skating online you can get free entry tickets at winterwonderlandnorwich.com with discount code 'BLACKFRIDAY'.
The term time opening hours are Monday to Thursday 4pm-9pm, Friday 4pm-10pm, Saturday 11am-10pm and Sunday 11am-9pm and during the school holidays daily from 11am until late (closed Christmas Day and open from 12noon on Boxing Day).
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