The word fair comes from the Latin word ‘feria’, meaning a holiday.A funfair or simply fair is a small to medium sized traveling exhibition primarily composed of stalls and other amusements. Larger fairs such as the permanent fairs of cities and seaside resorts might be called a fairground, although technically this should refer to the land where a fair is traditionally held. The first fairground rides began to appear in the eighteenth century.
A fair contains a mixture of attractions, some of them wich are for adults and some of them are for children:
-Thrilled rides: This atraction has pleanty of ways to spin at high speed. Many of these type of attractions compete each other to be the fastest and the most innovative thrilled ride of the world.
-Roller coaster: This is one of the most attractive attractions for teenagers because it has steep drops, sharp curves and also can contain loops.
-Children’s rides:Fun fairs are also seen as family entertainment, and most include a significant number of atractions for 2-10 years old children. Most of them are smaller and slower versions of adults atractions.
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