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Welcome to the Burntisland Links park website - as you can see from the collection i have put everything into categories so you can find exactly what you are looking for quickly. I would like to thank you for visiting my website.
A Big Thank you Goes to My family for their help with this web site.
Yours truly,
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The town High Street and the fairground is a alcohol free zone
Bus and rail directions
The town is served by Stagecoach Fife routes 6 6A and 7.
The bus will drop you right at the fairground.
First Scotrail serves the town, and from the station,
follow the signs for 'Award winning beach'. This will take you to the links were the fairground is situated.
Accommodation
There are some hotels and B&BS in Burntisland. Kinghorn has a big caravan park, and there are more hotels in Kirkcaldy. burntisland information center will give more information
Amenities
The nearest toilets are at the car park, next to the links park
Shops and banks Rbs and Lloyds Tsb banks are in the town centre.
Fish and chips / Indian food / Chinese food / Italian food / Thai food
And there all so food hot dogs hamburgers at the top off the fairground.
The nearest petrol station is located in Kirkcaldy, just near Seafield Gate. The petrol station is at the roundabouts near B&Q. Other petrol stations are also available in Kirkcaldy or Dalgety Bay
All so there is a
Edwardian fairground display in the Burntisland Museum
And information on Burntisland's history at
Burntisland Library,
102 High Street, Burntisland, KY3 9AS
Monday Tuesday Wednesday Friday 9.30am-1pm 2-5pm
Thursday 9.30am-1pm 2-7pm
Saturday 10am-1pm 2-5pm
Telephone: 08451 55 55 55
The Beacon Leisure Centre
Is a 25 meter swimming pool and has flumes and a wave machine.
this Leisure Centre is next to the fairground and its
Opening Hours are
Monday – Friday 8.00am - 10.00am (except Tuesday)
Tuesday 7.00am - 10.00pm
Saturday & Sunday 8.00am - 8.00pm
The Beacon Leisure Centre opened in 1997. The Beacon provides something for all the family with all ages
Lammerlaws Road, Burntisland, Fife KY3 9BS
Telephone: 01592 583383
Burntisland is known for its beautiful sandy ‘Blue Flag’ beach. A landmark on the fife coastline.
Vist Burntisland Best Day Out in Scotland
Our Aim is To Please You.
Enjoy your day out at Burntisland
Yours truly,
Peter Morran
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A great family day out
Attractions include
Arcades, Chair-O-Planes, Coaster, Dodgems, Freefall Tower, Funhouses, Freak out, Ghost Train, Helter Skelter, Hoopla's, Juvenile and kiddy’s rides, Matterhorn, Miami, Side Stuff, Superspin, Tagada, Twist, Waltzers, Trampolines, Inflatables, Snack bar, and much more
A great day out for all the family something for everyone At Burntisland Fairground.
John Wheatley Telstar big wheel was sold in 2006 after being with the Wheatley family for some 44 years
Newcomers to the fair This Year 2008
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Alistair Sangster Mini Chairs
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Anthony Strand Skiier Inflatable Slide
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Allan Newsome Inflatable
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Allan Newsome Taz Inflatable
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Chance Henley’s Lifting Paratrooper
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Ernie Wilmot Toyset
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Harry Millers Spinning Coaster Twister
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Horne’s Pleasure Fairs Jumpin Jumper (Been & Gone)
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Horne’s Pleasure Fairs Twister Twist (Been & Gone)
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Irvin Stringfellow Cranes
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Irvin Stringfellows Experience Miami
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Irvin Stringfellow Inflatable Slide
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Johnny Pullars Baby Apple Ride
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Lewis Stokes Kicker
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Lydia Frails Slide
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Morgan Millers Buggy’s Car Track
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Morgan Miller Inflatable slide
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Morgan Miller Trampolines
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Preston Irvin Mini Chairs
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Ronnie Stokes Trampolines
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Kiosks on Games Day 2008
Adeelle Pullar Pinky’s Donuts Kiosk
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Albert Sedgwick Food Explosion Kiosk
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Burger Kiosk?
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Jay Smith Eat it n Beat it catering kiosk
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Jimmy Milne Select Burgers Kiosk
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Nisa Jordan’s Sizzlers Kiosk
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Martin Smiths Burger Express Kiosk
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N Wheatley Donut Kiosk
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Thomas Stringfellows jnr Sweets Kiosks
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Tracy Paris All the Food of the Fair Kiosk
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357th Burntisland Highland Games will take place on Monday 20th July 2009
Burntisland Links Park Summer fair is now Closed for this year
Opening Times: for 2009
Date: 30 May 2009 - 23 Aug 2009
Monday to Saturday - 12pm to 10pm
Sunday 1pm - 9pm (music off at 6pm)
Yours truly,
Peter Morran
That’s a Wrap!
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Burntisland is a pleasant seaside town with a funfair throughout the summer the Link’s famous annual family Fair is one of Scotland’s largest summer traveling fairs, and are Scotland’s second oldest games dating back to 1652. The fairground is located on the links between May and August every year and it Attracting in excess of 275,000 people of the whole Fair duration, at
Burntisland
Stanley Gamble will be taking delivery for 2009 a Brand new six arm KMG Extreme Orbiter and it will be in Burntisland in the summer of 2009
The Showmen at Burntisland
The White’s – Strand’s– Wilmot’s - Miller’s – Gamble’s - Paris - Knowles’s - Hickey’s - Hancock’s – Codona’s – Reid’s – Stringfellow and Wheatley’s are well known in the town as they go to Burntisland for the full term locals and travellers call each others by their first names and I hope this stays alive.
Generations of local people have been going to Burntisland annual family Fair to enjoy the fair that they remember from their child hood and now take their children and grandchildren to see. Generations of the same families of travellers who have been providing the funfair entertainment in Burntisland for it is a feeling of anticipation that has been shared by countless generations, right down to the present what is not just their business but also there way of Life.
Yours truly,
Peter Morran
That’s a Wrap!
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