23/06/2026
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GET READY FOR A WHOLE NEW VIEW WITH A GIANT FERRIS WHEEL
RETURNS AFTER 40 YEARS β AYR SUMMER SPECTACULAR SET TO LIGHT UP THE LOW GREEN
The countdown is underway for one of the biggest family attractions Ayr has seen in decades as the Ayr Summer Spectacular makes its long-awaited return after 40 years.
From 8 July to 26 July, the Low Green will once again become a hub of family entertainment as rides, attractions, games, food stalls and live entertainment bring the seafront to life.
One of the star attractions this year will be a giant Ferris wheel, offering spectacular views across Ayr, the coastline and beyond. Visitors will have the chance to see the town from an entirely new perspective while enjoying one of the eventβs most impressive attractions.
Open daily from 12 noon until 8pm, the event is expected to attract visitors from across Ayrshire and beyond. There will be something for all ages, from thrill rides and family attractions to games and a wide range of food and refreshments.
Set alongside Ayrβs famous beach, the event will recreate the atmosphere many local people remember from years gone by, while introducing a new generation to a traditional summer fair on the seafront.
Ayrshire Daily News is proud to be the official media sponsor of the Ayr Summer Spectacular and will be bringing readers updates and photographs throughout the event.
The return of the Ayr Summer Spectacular is a welcome addition to Ayrβs summer calendar. For many residents it will bring back memories of busy summers on the Low Green, while for younger visitors it offers the chance to enjoy one of the largest family attractions to visit the town in many years.
With free entry and a packed programme of attractions, the Ayr Summer Spectacular is set to be a major draw for families throughout July.
AYR SUMMER SPECTACULAR
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8 July β 26 July 2026
π 12pm β 8pm Daily
π Low Green, Ayr
π Free Entry
π‘ Giant Ferris Wheel
π’ Thrill Rides
π Family Attractions
π― Games
π Food Village
π Family Entertainment
A summer tradition returns to Ayr.