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Friday, 20 February 2009 14:28 |
St. Mathew’s Fair in Prague starts now!
Matějská pout (St. Mathew’s Fair) - already 45 times the roundabouts spin on Saturday at the Prague Exhibition Grounds. This year at the Exhibition Grounds awaiting visitors 130 attractions, including several innovations. These include the fourth roller coaster, which will be with us for the first time also lopping, the speed at which people find themselves upside down train. Some attractions are already prepared, Matějská pout (St. Mathew’s Fair) starts on Saturday 21 February.
Prague Exhibition Ground is opened daily except Monday. You can visit the attractions during the working days from 2 pm to 9 pm and during the weekends from 10 am to 10 pm. The entrance fee to the Exhibition Ground is 10 CZK from Tuesday to Friday and 25 CZK at the weekend. The prices of particular attractions range from 20 CZK up to 200 CZK. How to get there: Metro C – Nádraží Holešovice -> tram 5, 12, 14, 15, 17 – tram station Výstavište
 "A new attraction this year is Psycho - 3 floors haunted castle. We also introduce 50 metres chain carousel or roller coaster, where visitors rotated upside down," said Mr.Kocka - organiser.
In cooperation with the Dutch partner organizers offer entertainment giant water WasserBahn track, hydraulic mega spin Extreem, hydraulic equipment or machine Soun rollercoaster Supermouse.
"Children enjoy traditional Czech swing. We try to offer but also the technical news. It is of great interest in them," said Mr.Kocka.
In addition, roundabouts and similar attractions you can visit the Křižík's Fountain, which will begin operation on the 15th March or Seaworld permanent exhibition.
This is for visitors in addition to discounts on admission and prepared an innovation - a giant, transparent from all sides of the tank volume of 27 000 liters of fresh water, lit by special lighting diode. The tank found homes species mainly from South America
"St. Mathew’s Fair it is here over 400 years. She was here for each mode, each have thought to his youth. Here goes whole of generations," said Mr.Kocka. According to him, the Prague tour runs people from all over Europe.
The oldest record of the event, which moved several times in Prague, while it originates from the 16th century.
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