Матейская ярмарка аттракционов начнет свою работу в Праге в комплексе «Выставиште» начиная с 27 февраля, а завершится 18 апреля.
Планируется представить около ста двадцати аттракционов из стран Европы, но самыми впечатляющими будут Psycho, замок страшилок в три этажа, «Лохнесское чудовище» и карусель высотой 50 метров. На ярмарке все время будут присутствовать клоуны, а для самых маленьких будут сооружены качели и карусели разных видов. Кроме этого будут машинки Багги, маленькие мотоциклы и батуты.
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