“EUROPE’S largest indoor funfair” will open its doors in Glasgow today, celebrating its 100th year.

The Irn-Bru Carnival will combine the old with the new to celebrate the milestone achievement.

Organisers are promising over 65 attractions for all ages with games, rides and a hall dedicated to an inflatable play area.

The Carnival first opened at the Kelvin Hall in 1919 before moving to Glasgow’s SEC in 1986. Over the years it has become a festive family tradition for many, offering up thrilling rides from across the continent.

This year, rides will include a 40m high Starflyer, bumper cars and a ghost train. Visitors will also have the chance to win prizes at stalls such as hook-a-duck and a coconut shy.

The Carnival will be open every day from December 20 to January 12 except for Christmas day at the SEC in Glasgow.

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